Local Society Notes From City Listings
Mrs. Cecil W. Thomas of 428 East Capitol leaves for Atlantic City to spend August. Judge and Mrs. C. A. Leedy of 506 East Miller stay in Kansas City for a few days. Mrs. Stanley F. P. Howard and sons of 1215 Elmarine return from Texas towns. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Damhorst host ten couples for Luella Olson’s visit en route to New Orleans. Miss Olson visited Pin Oak Camp on Lake of the Ozarks. Miss Mary Joe Smith of 913 Fairmount visits with Ruth Ann Chaney and Margaret Grooms in Little Rock. Judge and Mrs. James Marsh Douglas move to 1010 Oak Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. King and daughter Kathryn travel in Monroe City. Misses Margaret Hunt, Dorothy Winn and Mrs. Nell Wallace visit with H. C. Roedder. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Allebach and family, Mrs. Ora Warren, and Philip Fable group spend Sunday in Hawai i. Miss Marilyn Bishop returns after weeks in Sturgis and Kalamazoo. Mrs. E. G. Wunderlich of 1308 East Atchison spends weekend in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Damhorst
East Circle Drive
Luella Olson
New Orleans
Petersburg
Alaska
Miss Olson
Pin Oak Camp
Lake of the Ozarks
Mary Joe Smith
Fairmount
Ruth Ann Chaney
Margaret Grooms
Little Rock
Arkansas
Christian College
Ladies Day at Hough Park and Country Club Events
Club calendar lists hostesses for Ladies Day at Hough Park on Wednesday led by Mrs. Dewey Welsh with an Iron and Putter tournament. Sunday prizes awarded in the Ladies Bing Bang Bang at Hough Park. Country Club Ladies Day features luncheon and golf with Mrs. Henry P. Andrae as hostess chair. Margaret Lowe Circle Baptist Church meets 2:30 Wednesday. Capsule self-help essay on decision making discusses weighing facts and seeking counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough Park
Dewey Welsh
B. C. Crawford
M. J. Christian
Claude Bartlett
Mitchell Hall
Lucille Seymour
Hough i Park
Guido Moss
Lawrence Lutkewitte
Ralph Miller
Ralph Wood
Henry P. Andrae
J. G. Leslie
Virgil Rule
Country Club
Margaret Lowe
the Baptist Church
W. K. Boyce
East Captor
Santo Domingo Pueblo Lifts Interdict as Peace Moves Forward
Santo Domingo NM August report notes Archbishop Gerken lifting a five year interdict, ending Catholic tensions with the Rio Grande pueblo. Despite Catholic reconciliation, some locals resist, while hundreds gather for the San to Domingo harvest dance and St Dominic procession with visitors from nearby pueblos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
N.M
Rio Grande
Gerken
Santa Fe
John Bird
Pueblos
New Mexico
Pueblo
St. Dominic
Mission
Santa Maria
Women Active in Missouri Primary Ahead of Men
Women took a larger role in Missouri politics in the primary era. Mrs. Mary E. Ryder sought the Democratic nomination for congress in the St Louis eleventh district. Kansas City women helped reform administration last spring. Missouri’s first lady backed the governor’s senatorial bid. Mrs Lloyd C Stark praised the governor’s business, then hosted a luncheon featuring Stark apples. Miss Elizabeth Proctor, 21, daughter of David Proctor, is active in Republican senatorial circles.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Mary E. Ryder
Kansas City
Lloyd C. Stark
Stark
Proctor
Elizabeth Proctor
David 31
Decide With Confidence After Making A Choice
The passage urges choosing between options and then avoiding second guessing. It emphasizes that the best decision can be identified by weighing key factors, selecting the path with the most merit, and committing without lingering doubt. The goal is to act decisively and trust the outcome.
Women active in Missouri campaigns for governor and senate
Aspirant women gave speeches for their fathers and husbands as campaigns for governor and state auditor rolled on. Mrs. Lawrence McDaniel, a Democratic national committeewoman, worked at her husband’s gubernatorial bid in St. Louis while Allen McReynolds’ wife joined travels around the state. Robert Holliway’s spouse manned his Jefferson City campaign HQ as he sought state auditor. Women beyond kinfolk led on the Republican and Democratic sides, including the Maurice Milligan effort in Columbia with Mrs. John A. Harris at the helm for a Milligan Day. The nonpartisan League of Women Voters issued 12 009 copies of a voter guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McDaniel
St. Louis
Allen McReynonds
Robert Holliway
Jefferson City
Maurice Milligan
John A. Harris
Columbia
League of Women Voters
KWOS Radio Schedule and Campaign Note from Sicily
KWOS relay of daily programs lists music and news blocks with broadcasts from 5:59 to 11:15 pm, including Early Birds, News, various concert segments, and a Tigers game. A separate item notes Sicily near Malta with a campaign inquiry about candidates and mentions Mrs. Ryder’s supporters hosting an afternoon card party in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Hawthorne Garden Club
NBC
Nelson Eddy
Jimmy Dorsey
Rolla Coughlin
T. R. Ybarra
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Graf Spee crew in Argentina a costly problem
Nazi sailors interned in Argentina after scuttling the Graf Spee face costly upkeep under international neutrality law, with salaries totaling over 500,000 pesos. Escapes reported to Chile, Navy police patrols on Martin Garcia Island, and crews scattered across Mendoza Cordoba Rosario and Santa Fe amid memorials for their commander Hans Langsdorf.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Admiral Graf Spee
Montevidideo Harbor
Germany
Graf Spee
Chile
Misiones
Argentine
Brazil
Martin Garcia Iseland
River Plate
Mendoza
Cordoba
Rosario
Santa Fe
Pr Int
Budes Aires
Hans Trangsdorff
Montevideo
Miller County Red Cross Drive Progress Report
Eldon leads Miller County fund drive with 290 of 1060 goal while county outside Eldon contributes 40. Rev J E Murphy states progress steady but short of target as 19 communities support rural districts. Curtis Graham and Francis Jones led morning worship at Baptist church in Rev D W Jones absence. Ridgecrest scholars and attendees who went to the Baptist assembly helped with evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon
Miller County
Murphey
Curtis Graham
Francis Jones
Young People’s Department
The
Baptist Sunday School
Baptist Church
D. W. Jones
Ridgecrest
Jones
Must Pay Instead of Collecting on Suit
George F. Paisley, who in 1928 filed a suit for 699,782 dollars, was ordered to pay 10,408 dollars after the state supreme court disallowed his claims for insurance commissions bonuses and other damages dating back to 1924. The court found his contract with International Life Insurance Company not assumed by Missouri State Life and that he had already been overpaid by 10,403 dollars, affirming a 1938 circuit court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Paisley
State Supreme Court
Paisley
Old International Life Insurance Company
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
Home Office
St. Louis
the International
Supreme Court
Missouri State Life
High Court
County census effort probes missed residents
County newspapers report a campaign to determine how many people census takers missed. Preliminary figures show Miller County has lost over 2,000 residents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cecil W. Thomas
East Capitol
Atlantic City
C. A. Leedy
East Miller
Stanley FP. Howard
Judge
James Marsh Douglas
Oak Street
Lloyd W. King
Kathryn
Monroe City
Margaret Hunt
Dorothy Winn
Nell Wallace
H. C. Roedder
Frederic Allebach
Ora Warren
Philip Fable and
Savenies
Hawaii
Marilyn Bishop
J. H. Bishop
East Dunklin
Sturgis
Kalamazoo
Michigan
E. G. Wunderlich
East Atchison
Ashington
D. B. Jenkins
John E. Wendleton
Herman Gove
Richard Opel
Wendleton
Moreau Drive
Moerschel’s
Emil Bite
Ker
Eitel
Rov
Stelle
Sicily
Malta
Chaplin
CMT
Miller County Red Cross
L. Falkengerg
Rua Ees Poe
Wy Ia
Nehi Bottling Company
Monroe
Royal Crown
Nebi Garp
Ugh
E. Wich
Herman's
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Nancy Love
Coperight
Hf. Reynolds
Nancy Harkness Love
Vassar
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