Society roundup at Miller Theater and local gatherings
The article details events at Miller Theater presenting The Reckless Age and the Jefferson heater stock company, along with a waffle luncheon at St Marys Guild and gatherings hosted by Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. Edwards. It notes visits from Kansas City guests, bridge parties, War Mothers meetings, birthday celebrations for Miss Betty Smith, and upcoming committee meetings at local churches with Spring decor and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Edwards
West Main Street
Lawrence Giffen
Dorothy Scruggs
Bowen Ward
Blanche
Tatman
Giffen
Gladys Wisby
Blanche Tatman
Ruth Carson
Mary Armstrong
Grace Mary
Mabel Blair
Mildred Berry
Hortense Kolkmeyer
Pauline Linxwiler
Catherine Sinclair
Nell Chapman
Algia
Mary Edwards
Canton Trust to reopen as Farmers and Merchants Bank
Canton Mo April 1 the Canton Trust Company which closed March 25 after rank C Millspaugh former secretary of the trust company was suspended as state finance commissioner will reopen Saturday under the name of the Farmers and Merchants Bank with 30000 capital and 6000 surplus all paid up All depositors will be paid in full and the officers and directors of the trust company will continue in charge of the new bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Trust Company
Associated Press
Canton
Rank C. Millspaugh
Trust Company
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Reginald Denny Stars in The Reckless Age at Miller
Reginald Denny cannot escape fights as Universal Jewel presents The Reckless Age at the Miller Theatre. The cast includes Ruth Dwyer Hayden Stevenson May Wallace and John Steppling in the adaptation from Earl Derr Biggers Saturday Evening Post story Love Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Reginald Denny
Earl Deer Biggers
Saturday Evening Post
Miller Theatre
Ruth Dwyer
Hayden, Stevenson
May Wallace
John Steppling
Woman Overcomes Kidney Ailment With Doan's Pills
Jefferson City resident Mrs. R L Findlay reported constant backache and frequent kidney secretions. She credited Doan's Pills with curing the back pain and regulating her kidneys. The ad urges 60 cents at dealers and cites Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Constable William Blank visited Russellville yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Dean
Jeffer
Leon City
R. L. Findlay
Lafayette St
Doan
Findlay
Foster Milburn
Dodge Brothers Inc to be Sold to Dillon Read Company
An agreement has been reached for the sale of Dodge Brothers, Inc to Dillon Read & Company after an all day conference in New York City. The firm says Dodge will operate as an independent concern with no change in policy or personnel, and no purchase price was announced. Further details will be released as developments occur.
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Associated
Detroit
Midh
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dil F
A.C. Schwartz
York City
Jimmy DeForrest
New York
Mr. Schwartz
Dillon, Read & Company
Dodge
Dodge Brothers
Owo
Schwarls
General Motors Corporation
Packard Motor Car Company
Hudson Motor Car Company
Briggs Body Corporation
Gibbons to meet Tunney in June at Polo Grounds
Veteran boxer Tom Gibbons and champion Gene Tunney signed for a 16 round decision bout at the Polo Grounds on June 12. The fight will be at catch weights with Tunney’s title not at stake, promoter Jimmy DeForrest says it could crown the world heavyweight champion. Gibbons’ camp cites New York athletic commission action over a $2 forfeit as factor, with manager Eddie Kane stating Dempsey has retired or will retire and that Gibbons remains the logical world champion ready to defend against all challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Gene Tunney
Polo Grounds
Tunney
Jimmy DeForrest
A. C
Gibbons
New York State Athletic Commission
Dempsey
Tom
Jack Dempsey
Eddie Kane
Billy Gibson
Expense accounts to undergo close scrutiny in senate bill
State officials and employees face itemized expense lists and an affidavit of correctness before state auditors will approve travel expenses. The bill passed the Senate and House and moves to the governor for final action. Meanwhile the TA C plans a dance at State Park on Saturday April 11. American War Mothers meet this afternoon at Mrs. R. H. Dallmeyer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Renison
Grace Episcopal Church
American Association of War Mothers
R. H. Dallmeyer
Renison
Alaska
J. L. Dick
Murphysboro
Illinois
T. O. Towles
Harry Dwards
Dallmeyer
M.C. Wadley
D. Pendleton
Theodore Haar
J. Homer
Lester “Lone
Paul Ruthvar
L. L. Smith
Chicago
Frank Church
W. G.T. Us
L L. Edwards
West Main Street
Senate
House
State Park
The
TA. C
American War Mothers Association
East Capitol Avenue
Pile Relief Pill Promises Quick Lasting Cure
An advertisement claims internal piles stem from blood stagnation in the lower bowel and promotes HEM-ROID as a safe home remedy. It asserts the remedy removes the internal cause by cleansing the lower bowel and offers lasting relief, urging readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Ady
Karnak Pils Ad Promises Cure for Miserable Folks
An old advertisement touts Karnak Pils as a remedy for cramps, stomach and kidney pain. It features testimonials from "Mra. 8. He MeSpadden" and claims the product provides relief and better sleep. Sold in Missouri cities like Jefferson City and via local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSpadden
Edie
Persson
Amd
Deerson City
Th ‘Polson Drury Stove
Ady
Winners in Spelling Contest Announced
Twenty two pupils from thes schools participated in a spelling contest held Tuesday at the courthouse. Winners include Edna Mae Pasting Evelyn Crop mat Mary Elisabeth-Woethily James Poster Jewell rise and Wane Crows with high marks across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleynemy
Nest Sitaedes
Edna Mae Pasting
Evelyn Cropmat
Mary Eligabeth
Woethily
James Poster
Jewell Rise
Wane
Mrstdie
Death by Own Action In Missouri Farm Community
Fritz, 40, a farmer near Pine Ville Missouri, ended his life today with a shotgun. A coroner’s verdict ruled death by own action. The item also includes unrelated advertisements and notices from local businesses and services.
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Associated Press
Fovlin
Fritz
Pine Ville
Ilr
Public notice of stockholders and trustee disclosures
The document outlines what stockholders and security holders must disclose when trustees or agents act in a capacity other than owner. It notes that persons not appearing on the books as trustees may still hold interests, and requires statements of knowledge and belief about the conditions under which stock or securities are held. The notice is signed by Ray Franklin, business manager, with a notary public seal and an expiration date of March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varporitiom
Dim
Epi
Ray Branklin
Rheuma remedy sold by G ad Mischier across markets
An advertisement touts a rheumatism remedy named Rheuma after G. ad Mischier, claiming it cures stiffness and joint pain with safe, swift action and broad availability, promising relief from painful muscles and joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ad. Mischier
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Louis Miller
Kansas City
B. H. Piepmeier
B. J. Ornburn
Bridge
Piepmeier
Wagner Place
Charles McGinley
FB. Newham
Jd. Henry Carruthers
Betty Smith
Mrs. Frank Church
Homas J. Lysaght
St. Joseph
F. 'W. Gillham
James Wark
Dollie Meador
Methodist Church
Oe C. Wright
Chaméis
Jane Randolph Jefferson
D. A
Ane
Moore
Ladies of St. Mary’s Guild of
Episcopal Church
East Sligh Street
Church
Emma Jackson
Horace B. Church
Fends
City
Magnolia Pump
Schultz
William Blank
Russellville
Eugene
L. High
Marene Beauty Shoppe
Marvene Walker
Dodge Brothers Inc
ALL Holdings
New York Concern
Tommy Gibbons
Mos
Missouri Waurttan
Missy
Battlefield
Wittner
Nature
Cl Dates
Melis
Dr. Riker & Coy
Uinginos Tsa
Abe
Piper
Heisinger Motor Company
Heidel
Capital City Building and Loan Association
Inconan
McMullin
Bnother
Bradfi
H. Holmes
Congress
Aitvt
Missouri
Vinaiby Et
Eyie
Tun Escektin
Tle
Oomimotiote
Cirenl Gian
Dhe
Tor Wits
Phat Ie Manus
Adidey Ie Blister
Aumnathg
Cee
Jeferson
Eifion
Wek
Teffersary City
Petersan Igty
Athesie
Commercial Avenue
Adams and
Jackson
Marinello
A.M. McCormick
Jefferson City Baking CO
Karo
Corn Products Refining Company
South First Street
St. Louis, Mo
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