Agriculture Show Plans Near Finalization For Next Week
Final plans for the Agriculture Show are completed for Thursday through Saturday next week. General Manager Conrad White notes exhibitors support continuing the event despite a sleeping sickness precaution. Departments include beef cattle at Old Community Sale yard, crops in Municipal Building, home economics in Grade School, with appointed superintendents and numerous 4-H contest prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad White
Manted
White
Beefcattle
Edn Hudson
Floyd Wiles
John Mowrer
Bob Maulsby
Marvin Steele
Irene Carter
Valee Sparks
James Minear
Margaret Shelton
St Joseph
St. Joseph
Putnam County
Crops Department
Poultry Department
Tyne
Arrests Missouri Truckers of Cool Weather and MI Reciprocal
A fragmented line item notes arrests involving Missouri truckers amid cold weather patterns and Michigan reciprocal actions. The readable text provides no clear incident details, participant names, dates, or outcomes.
Ad corrections for Unionville event dates
Notices show advertisement erratum misstates event dates. It wrongly lists Sept 20 and October. corrected to September 11 and October 11 for Unionville activities.
Maulsby Brothers Take Over Ford Garage Business
A deal completed Monday leases the Elson Motor Co contents to Jack and Rod Maulsby. Joe gains full charge of the business including shop and line of accessories with welding and datto work. The Maulsbys previously worked for the Elson firm but left several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Rod Maulsby
Elson Motor Pany
Joe
Hsop
Acces One
Mauisby
Sai Jack
Rod
Elson Eree
Seave
Et See Motor Co
Judge William F. Frank Dies in Missouri Supreme Court
Judge William F. Frank, the lone Republican on the Missouri Supreme Court, died in his Jefferson City chambers after a brief heart illness. He was 63 and had just begun his first term and aimed to seek reelection in November. The vacancy will be filled by the Republican State Committee, with Governor Stark expected to appoint a temporary replacement until election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Frank
Missouri Spreme Court
Jefferson City
Albert Clark
Richmond
Kirksville
Glenn Frank
Glenn
Republican State Committee
Stark
Frank
Florine Coner Injured in Racing Cart Accident Near Pollock
Miss Florine Conner, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gay Conner, near Pollock, suffered severe injuries when a horse hitched to a racing cart she rode ran away. She was struck against a fence post breaking four upper teeth and several lower teeth, with a compound fracture of the lower jaw and facial cuts. She was taken to Unionville in a semi conscious state for surgical care and is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florine Coner
Gay Conner
Pollock
Miss Conner
Unionville
Conner 2
Boxing Reopening Event At Casa Loma In October
Boxing events resume with Lloyd Fat Rouse reporting a Monday October 10 reopening at Casa Loma. Previous bouts drew interest as early shows moved from High School gym to the pavilion to allow better ring equipment and more space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Fat
Umbu
Casa Loma
Fats
Lorette Young and Joel McCreat as Sooted Renegades
A garbled note hints at Loretta Young and Joel McCreat as co stars in a film with a quirky plot about easels hiding soot. It mentions a varied cast including David Moore and Jane Darwell and Midwest actresses risking an inherited fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorette Young
Joel McGer Eee
Loretta Young
Joel McCreat
Ales
David MicBealice Moore
Bile Seenes
Jane Darwell
Miss Young
Miss Weaver
Mise ‘Moore
Unionville High Sees Record Enrollment Reach 684
Unionville Public Schools report a new high school total of 684 students this week, up 34 in the high school from last year. Senior class has 72 and Sophomore 88, with space strain addressed by new chairs and class splits. Superintendent P K Riggins notes overcrowding persists while expansion plans for a new building loom.
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Unionville Public Schools
P K R. Riggins
Concordia Blues win national Ban Johnson baseball title
The Concordia Kansas Blues defeated Lawrence Green Brothers in Kansas City to claim the national Ban Johnson tournament title. Trenton fell 6 to 8 in the final after advancing to the semi finals, with Concordia’s pitching cited as a key factor in the victory. The Ban Johnson League drew wide fan interest and the season showcased strong regional talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Trenton
Bethany
Prince Howarda
Lati la Tren
Manhattan
Ney Council Meet Discusses City and Farm Population
Theta M. Ferrell of the State Extension spoke to a pheniextension club gathering in Ney on Saturday. The session ran from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ferrell addressed city and farm population trends and past years, emphasizing county methods for 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta M. Ferrell
Fragmented OCR summary of club meeting notes
The readable text shows a fall and winter club meeting with plans to meet twice. It mentions activities or members unnamed and lists unclear terms like Slayer and Be Coens. No clear events, dates, or identities are established for a full summary.
Bumble Bee Trapping Incident Sparks Quick Car Stop
In a Clover field scene, Mr Eleon shows a rolled sleeve creating a trap as a bumble bee intrudes into a car. The bee engages, the car stops, and Mr Elson frees the insect. He treats bee stings and says the episode is nearly over.
Opened Watch Repair Shop Moves to Unionville
Mr A 3B Boehringer of Green City has transferred his watch repair business to the Forbes Cooley office on West Main Street Unionville and is ready to repair watches He is a longtime Green City resident with over thirty five years in the trade He is father of Mrs Luntner whose husband is Assistant Secretary at the Unionville Production Credit Association The Luntner family has moved from Green City to Unionville and now occupies the late A F Keene home Mr Boehringer moved his cane to Unionville mid last week
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Boehringer
Green City
Forbes Cooley
Weat Main Street
Unionville
New School Bus to Be Acquired for Unionville Route
Mr Christy Hodges plans a new 42 passenger bus for Unionville buses after enrollment jumped from 15 16 to 89 on the Martinstown route. About 39 students were carried last Wednesday on that route and the extra bus will ease crowding. The additional vehicle will aid the Maxthon 2 route with continued expansion of student transport in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Hodges
Ohio
Unionville
Hodges
Union
Martinstown
Pelnigt
Sion
Ae Ih
Sunday School Convention Held at Union Christian Church
The Sunday School Annual Christian Church Convention is set for Union Christian Church Wy, with a program titled Teaching Work Of Our Mentors. Mrs Frank Gert China will lead a 00 dinner and afternoon program at 4:00. Women council activities start at 2:00 with talks by Mrs Frank Pram Garett and Ign Lands. Business session at 5:00 chaired by Josephine Becket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feta
Allionn County
Christian Church
Union- Christian Church
Frank Ger
China
Nts. Council
Ign Lands
Frank Pram Garett
Josephine Becket
Building Proceed Despite Local Vote for Auditorium
Officials in Washington approved a grant for a new school auditorium and gymnasium after local voters authorized an extra $10,000. The Board of Education sought PWA funding, raised the additional amount, and the Omaha PWA office forwarded the approval to Washington where final OK was granted last week. The exact need for the extra funds remains uncertain as plans may be completed at lower cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Education
PWA
Omaha
Newtown 4-H Calf Show Highlights Local Club Winners
The A A Baby Beef 4-H Club displayed 16 calves with 10 in the competitive class. Linville Parrish won first, Kate VanBuskirk second, Eldon Doolin third. Calves, all Aberdeen Angus, were weighed and gains listed for each exhibitor. The club, led by John L. Barkley and Dan Schnalle, plans another show and possible auctions in St. Joseph September 27–29.
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Newtown
Linville Parrish
Kate VanBuskirk
Eldon Doolin
Edwin Barkley
John Cooley
Clair Hibbs
Edgar Schnelle
George Schnelle
Willard Schnelle
William Schnelle
Kale VanBuskirk
John L. Barkley
Dan Schnalle
St. Joseph
Agricultural Extension Service
Cou
Neff
Dora Campbell Dead in Kansas obituary note
Obituary notice reports Dora Campbell dead, sister of Albert Campbell of Kansas. Details unclear in fragment, with obituary to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Campbell
Both Recovering Biz and Me L B Underwood Start
Fragmentary note indicates L B Underwood begins a business venture as both recover from unspecified injuries or setbacks. No dates or locations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biz
Me. L. B. Underwood
Endorsed draft returned after loss to grateful owner
A draft entrusted to another person went missing but was later recovered and returned to its owner. The owner expressed surprise and pleasure at the recovery, noting the draft had been endorsed for Samoatias but lost before reaching the rightful recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deway
Wild Life Film to Show Conservation Role in Missouri
A new full length film on wildlife propagation and soil erosion will be shown in the Unionville Circuit Court room at 7 30 Friday night. The Missouri Conservation film, produced for public education, highlights farming benefits and conservation value and is presented by the Putnam County Wild Life Conservation organization led by President A H Stuckey and Secretary Alley A Williams. Admission is free with farmers and locals invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Circuit Court Room
Unionville
Missouri Conservation
Putnam County Wild Life Conservation Organization
A H Stuckey
Alley A Williams
State Commission
Doris Pickering in Wreck Near Unionville
Doris Pickering, son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Pickering, wrecked a V-4 car two miles east of Unionville near the Satoris Shelton home Saturday night. He was skinned and bruised with chest injuries but remained able to work. The car likely went off the road and rolled three times after he appeared to fall asleep at the wheel, and Everett Guffey found him semi conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Pickering
Dewey Pickeriig
Satoris Shelton
Unionville
Pickering
Everett Guffey
Midgets Open Season With Limited Roster
The team starts the season Friday with only three players from last year’s roster. Limited reserves and weak depth pose a serious handicap for the early schedule.
Rotary Club Evening Group Event Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Rotary Club gathering at a country club. Mentions of a Thursday meeting, guests, and entertainment for Rotarians with content cut and garbled.
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Ant
Seteyo
Pasertanlon
Coal Industry Worries Prompt Putnam County Meeting
A Friday gathering in Graysville drew about 100 mine operators and residents to discuss fears that a proposed federal coal law would raise mine prices and drive work away, risking layoffs. The session followed winter meetings warning the industry could be harmed and aimed to present a united front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Sen Sine Shi Rene
Hardy Medlin
Graysville
Missouri
Medlin
Forrest Smith
Alva
Crawford
Olch
Gontlowsdé
Scouts Work Discussed by Columbia Executive in Unionville
Robert R. Miller area field executive from Columbia spoke to the Unionville citizens committee backing Boy Scout work. He addressed concerns and outlined details of the local scouting push during Tuesday night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Miller
Columbia
Unionville
Citizens’ Committee
Ee Ee
Me Record At Kirksville Amid Onset Of Credit Cuts
Fragmentary OCR describes Kirksville events with September deadlines and credit reductions affecting freshmen and high schools across four counties. Names and places are garbled but imply a regional education impact and shifts in funding or assessments.
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Dente
Iskaville
Collene
Sheeppe
Stir Twat
Ettarnaton
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State Supreme Court
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Bethany Club
NEY Council
Bere
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Forbes & Cooley
Hope Way
Henry
Albert Campbell
Seymour
M Fare
United Front
Croop
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