Missouri News Nuggets of Late State Events
Jefferson City reports say Floyd A. Tempel 26-year-old cashier admitted guilt for receiving deposits while Franklin State Bank of Franklin was insolvent. Shortage estimated around 26 000 to 40 000 dollars. Glascock and Childress in La Grange attempted suicide amid alleged trivial troubles. Farmers Bank of Stoutsville closed. second bank in town this year. Forrester held on grand jury charge after inquest on death of his stepdaughter Virginia Bruce. Mrs Fannye Spence married Randall Spence in Jackson. Joplin homicide under police inquiry. several questioned. Missouri Library Association officers named. Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs elected president. Sedalia couple marks 54th anniversary. St Joseph death of Jesse G Adams. Holland Banking Company appeal continued. Two convicts escaped Calwood camp.
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Jefferson City
Floyd A. Tempel
Franklin State Bank
Franklin
Howard County
Fayette
W. C. Irwin
Young Tempel
Tempel
Finance Department
Treloar
Warren County
la Grange
Barton Glascock
New London
Harold Childress
Monticello
la Grange ‘College
Glascock
Childress
Farmers’ Bank of
Stoutsville
Monroe County
State Finance Department
Bank of
Flat River
George Forrester
Leadwood
St. Francois County
Tes
Virginia Bruce
Forrester
Arnold
Ruth
Arthur Burns
Ralph Dickerson
Alma Groening
Columbia
H. C. McCahan
Kirksville
Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs
McCahan
Sedalia
J. M. Jamison
Sedalians
Warsaw
Benton County
St. Joseph
Jesse G. Adams
E. L. Sanford
Holland Banking Company
Springfield
Missouri Supreme Court
Calwood
Callaway County
Henry Potter
Morgan County
J. G. Bone
Washington County
The Narrow Escape at Miss Mayo’s Studio
Laurie Devon bursts into Number Twenty Nine seeking Miss Mayo, startling the girl who hides an object behind her back. He confronts her with shock and apology, while the pair exchange tense questions about his intrusion and her purpose.
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Laurie
Mr. Devon
Startling Playwright Laurie Devon Seeks Adventure in New York
Laurie Devon, a gay young playwright, gains success with help from sister Barbara who marries and departs for Japan. Epstein and Bangs promise to watch over him but scold his laziness as he seeks new ventures. He spots a beautiful girl named Mayo in a mirrored reflection across the street.
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Laurie Devon
Barbara
Japan
Laurie
Epstein
Bangs
New York
Mayo
A Meeting Over Breakfast and a Hidden Plan
Laurie and a distressed young woman confront danger and dignity after a tense confrontation. He ferries her to a quiet lunch, then to a private table where he negotiates a fragile truce, seeking to understand and help as she reveals a perilous net she is in.
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Laurie
Little Elspeth Returns from Big Fight Behind Fire Joke
In a household tale a girl named Elspeth and a friend yell fire for fun as fire engines pass. After the scare, Elspeth is sent to her room but soon drags a doll trunk to the door declaring she will seek a new mother. Her mother comforts her and they plan to unpack together.
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Elspeth
No Innovations for Him The Vicar Chooses Revised Bible
An English parish vicar adopts the revised Bible for lessons, and a member of the congregation attacks the change arguing the authorized version was good enough for St Paul. The vicar replies that the authorized version should not set the standard for modern readers.
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St. Paul
That's Enough Isn't It A Cheerleader Training Break
A Baltimore Evening Sun item questions limits on cheerleader training with a wry remark about when enough is enough. The brief hints at discipline and practice standards amid school athletics in a compact note.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Millions use it to stop a cold with a dose every two hours for up to three doses. The remedy claims to open stuffed nosal passages, end discharge, relieve feverishness and sore throat, and ease headaches and sneezing. Priced at thirty five cents at any drug store, the ad urges to get the genuine product.
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Grippe
Pape
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Maryville
Missouri Library Association
Helen Birch
Hannibal
Grace Langan
Fay Delaney
Monroe City
W. H. Collins
University of Missouri, Columbia
The
Century Company
By Elizabeth Jordan
Devon
Chapter
Maya
Chesebrough Mfg
State St
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Park Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamildren’s
Mitchell
Hall & Rachel
New York City
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