Revival meeting schedule announced for Baptist church
Beginning October 4 Speen for Beliwtic Meetings will be enue four the fural Baptist church oo fte Toast Rex H Goodin leads the revival prayers. The program aims to gather local Baptist members for the first service at Chet ost ef ity with work and grace. Mr Goodin has secured speakers and will coordinate the event with community churches.
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Speen
Fural Baptist Church
Rex H Goodin
The
Baptist of
Come
Crete
Hely
Hye Goodin
High School Notes and Class Activity Report
School notes highlight student writers in an assembly of activities. Mentions of seniors meeting September 10 outline orientation for ex-president Reber Murphy and officer elections. Officers listed include President Rebert Murphy and Vice President Edwin Hiay, with treasurer Clarence Pratt and secretary Layal Shelton among others.
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Te Orien
Reber Murpns
Rewett Murphy
Brwin Hiaylock
Layal Shelton
Clarence Pratt
Spor der My Riggins
Local chores and picnic crowds mark week in community
Merrick Sheeley binds beans with a grain binder while neighbors tend fields after rain. The Legion picnic draws neighborhood crowds all week as families visit relatives and attend church events. many social visits are noted among local residents.
Junior Class Elects Officers At Unionsi High School
The Unionsi High School Junior Class held a meeting Friday September 11 to elect class officers. Clyde Dickson was chosen president and a vice president and secretary were also elected.
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Unionsi's High School
Clyde Dickson
Secre
Mt Zion sale and Legion picnic draw crowd
Kenneth Laffoon reported a successful sale with all items sold and a large turnout. The Legion picnic drew many old friends while Roxie Phillips and Tressie Phillips of Keokuk Iowa visited relatives. George Dilliner and wife, Bertha Lane with children in Cincinnati, and George Paul Riley visited the Tinsley boys as homecoming spirits spread across nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Laffoon
Legion
Roxie
Tressie Phillips
Keokuk
John O'Donnell
Sarah Pixler
George Dilliner
Centerville
Bertha Lane
Scinnati
George Paul Riley
Tinsley Boys
the Legion
Local Notes From Maple Grove Social Roundup
Mrs Francis Lawson and Dorothy visited Wednesay for a week. Mrs Jack Taylor and Varvel family attended a gathering. Ora Shaver and wife made a trip to UC Nonville. Mrs John Moore writes. Mrs Martha Shaw sick last week. Clyde Carr was taken to Ville Friday evening. Mrs Ftta Rig and George Ware with others at Mor. Meundon spent the past week with mother.
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Jack Taylor
Hoos
Ora
UC Nonville
John Moore
Martha Shaw
Clyde Carr
Petal Heois
Mackache in a Walning Tolks Ferning How to Heed
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about Mackache, Walning Tolks, and feigning or warning. No coherent event or persons clearly evident. Unable to determine a concrete news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
Doan’s Pills Promise Kidney Relief in Old-Time Ad
An Unionville resident, Albert Patrick of Dundee Addition, recounts back ache and kidney pain easing after taking Doan’s Pills. The ad warns of neglected urinary trouble and risks like gravel and Bright’s disease, urging early use of the stimulant diuretic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Unionville
Albert Patrick
Dundee
Notice of Probate Letters and Estate Claims
Notice states letters of administration were granted to the undersigned and urges all claimants against the estate to present them within six months after the date of letters or be barred. The document references the Putnam county probate court and names executors and heirs in a 1925 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubate Court
Wales
Notice of Sale of One Third Interest in Missouri Real Estate
The court orders the sale of the deceased’s undivided one third interest in specific parcels in Putnam County Missouri to pay debts. Publication required for four weeks in a local newspaper with first issue at least thirty days before the sale. Heirs residing in Putnam County must be personally served at least ten days before the court date of sale.
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County of
Putnam
Missouri
Seanon
Seid
Frahapa
Fuptnam
State of
S . B. Valentine
Unionville
Valentine
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