Marriage in St Louis: Lumaghi and Douglas Tie The Knot
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lumaghi and Judge James Marsh Douglas of the Missouri Supreme Court married Saturday evening at the bride’s mother’s home in St. Louis. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Dr. Truman B. Douglass with an improvised altar and white flowers. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple will reside in Jefferson City.
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Mary Elizabeth Lumaghi
James Marsh Douglas
Missouri Supreme Court
Louis F. Lumaghi
Windermere Place
St. Louis
Truman B. Douglass
Francis P. Douglas
George Frierson Jr
New Orleans
Raymond Edwards
San Antonio
Tex
Douge
Douglas
Mary Institute
Smith College
Octavius Lumaghi
Charles Henry Greens
Washington University
School of Law
Judge
Walter Bond Douglas
Bertmuda
Jefferson City
Mary Wagner
Chris Wagner
Madison
Ernest C. Linsenbardt
Julian Linsenbardt
Lohman
A. C. Schmalz
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Venita Wagner
Everett Scott
Chattanooga
Tennessee
E. T. Tanner
The
Motors Refrigerator Service
Martha Schubert
Martin Schubert
Edwin S. Smith
Henry Smith
Bennets Mill
Karl Schroeder
Schuberts
Perfect Attendance at Sunday School Earns Gold Pin
Miss Elizabeth Amos has attended Sunday School in this city and elsewhere for twenty eight years without a missed Sunday. A gold bar pin for twenty eight years of perfect attendance was presented by Wm Orr Sawyers for the Fres byterian Sunday School. Mrs. Sam J. Ross hosted a party for her daughter Roberta’s fourteenth birthday with guests including Mary Lee Dawkins and others. Nearby, Lonnie Shikles and Catherine Rolfes planned a Northbound vacation and Detroit dealers convention. Field Day at Fort Leavenworth and an Odd Fellows Homecoming at Liberty noted. Mrs. Guy Pierson and Mrs. Paul Phillips planned a Kansas City visit. Mrs. John Zarkos and daughter planned a six week Texas Gulf Coast trip.
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Elizabeth Amos
Wm. Orr Sawyers
Miss Amos
Sam J. Ross
North Circle Trive
Roberta
Mary Lee Dawkins
Margaret Jenkins
Carolyn Fischer
Margaret Preston
Jane Durham
Joan Lloyd
June Norfleet
Martha Ann Gordon
Sue Sappenfield
Margaret Claiborne
Lonnie Shikles
West Elm
Catherine Rolfes
North
Detroit
Mrs. Foster
Wheatly
Lafayette
Fort Leavenworth
Odd Fellows
Liberty
Harold
Club Calendar and church group meetings noted
The K B Circle of the Evangelical church will meet for quilting this afternoon in the Sunday School hall with Mrs. F. X. Holt as hostess. The Western Catholic Union will meet at 7:30 this evening at the Immaculate Conception hall. St Elizabeth Circle of the Immaculate Conception church will meet at 5:00 Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Jos Abel of 1603 East High.
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Evan-gelical Church
F. X. Holt
Western Catholic Union
Immaculate Conception Hall
St. Elizabeth Circle
Immaculate Conception
Jos. Abel
1603 East High
Confirmed Missouri Postmasters by Senate Action
Washington Aug 7 The senate confirmed several Missouri postmasters in its final day session including Ella B Newman Desioge Carl Latimer Frankford Philip S Cohen Fredericktown and Chester B Eoff Knox City in a batch of appointments.
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Washington
Missouri
Senate
Ella B. Newman
Desioge
Carl ©. Latimer
Frankford
Philips. Cohen
Fredericktown
Chester Bf. Eoff
Knox City
Missouri Culinary Classics From Floyd Say ers Headed to New York Fair
Missouri exhibit head Floyd W Say ers celebrates regional cooking in a Missouri Ozark fried chicken menu. He describes a six part preparation from selecting a yellow legged bird to salting, resting, and battering in milk and flour before frying in butter, bacon fat, and lard.
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Floyd W. Sayers
Missouri
New York Fair
Fried chicken and corn bread from an Ozark pioneer recipe
A detailed home style guide for Ozark fried chicken with giblet gravy. It describes hot skillet frying, finishing in a hot oven, and making gravy from pan drippings with flour and milk. Also covered are corn bread griddle cakes and a salt pork based hot vinegar sauce for wilted cabin salad.
Cat Trees Possum Near Poplar Bluff
POPLAR BLUFF Mo Aug 7 AP Ti C W Croy reports his cat treed a half grown opossum near a tree. The cat meowed loudly and swished its tail as it stood beneath the tree seeking the animal.
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Poplar Bluff
C. W. Croy
Croy
Former Congressman Mondell Dies in Washington at 79
Frank W. Mondell, who led the Republican majority in the postwar House, died Sunday in Washington at age 79. He represented a Wyoming district from 1898 to 1922, practiced law in the capital afterward, and served as director of the War Finance Corporation during the Harding administration. Born in St Louis, he lived at times in Iowa and Minnesota.
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Washington
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
War Finance Corporation
Harding
St. Louis
Iowa
Minos
Continental Divide Sees First Snowstorm This Season
The season's first snowstorm whipped along the Continental Divide from Yellowstone Park to Pike's Peak, bringing rain and chilly weather to nearby areas. A dust storm hit Lamar in eastern Colorado. In western Colorado, 17 rockslides disrupted Glenwood Canyon late yesterday, delaying trains and damaging a ridge.
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Denver
Continental Divide
Yellowstone Park
Pike's Peak
Lamar
Colorado
Glenwood Canyon
Mayo Will Leaves Estate to Widow and Mayo Properties
The will of late Dr. William J. Mayo, who died July 28, was filed in Rochester probate court with a petition listing personal property over $100,000. All personal and household goods go to his widow Mrs. Hattie Mayo, while remainder interests in life insurance policies go to the Mayo Properties Association after specified payments to individual beneficiaries.
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Rochester
Minn
William J. Mayo
Hattie Mayo
Mayo Properties Association
Wanted resident manager for district position
Wanted steady reliable man as resident manager this district. Permanent connection with Nationally Advertised Company. No selling. $700 required. Can be handled for part cash if you qualify. Investment fully secured and returnable. Income discussed at Interview. Call in person Tuesday Wednesday or Thursday this week Mr Mull en Missouri Hotel.
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Mullen
Missouri
Phantom Strangler Hunted Anew in France
In Strasbourg France on August 7 AP reports the Silk stocking strangler case of Jeanne Graziani has triggered a fresh hunt for the phantom Strasbourg strangler as investigators pursue new leads and possible sightings across the city.
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France
Strasbourg
Jeanne Graziani
Police blame suspect in eight slayings since 1932
A teenage girl was found dead in her room yesterday. Police said neighbors described a man seen leaving the house, matching other descriptions of the elusive strang pee suspect they have never captured.
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Herroom
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C. A. Leedy
Camille and
Kathleen
Kansas City
C. A. Leedy, Jr
East Miller
W. F.biles
Green Gables
Mrs. Frank
W. ‘Gobber
Frankfort
Kentucky
Paul Bayliss
Decatur
Ilinois
Jesse M. Wyatt
Ten Mile Drive
St. Mary's Hospital
Preston
Margaret Alice
Moreau Drive
R. F. Field
Fayette
Mary” Elizabeth Field
William KE
Nevada
National Guard
Camp Clark
C. L. Wickham
Cameron Jrawley
J. M. Lively
Dallas
Jane Orrell
Union
Rosemary
C. L. Wickham, Jr
Perry C. Stricker
Okanville
Illlinois
Herbert Thomas
Scotts Field
A. Newman
Camden, Arkansas
Stanley Peltacon
Mr. Peltason
Lee Street
Mrs
Logan Potter
Ash
Lathrop
Harold Shinn
430 Best High
Chatauqua, Illinois
Ellen Frances Jur
Bonnie and
Louise Hill
East Capitol
C. E. Hawkins
Edwin
Jefferson
Northwest
San Francisco Fair
Virginia Gilmore
Joan Bradel
Guy Pierson
620 West Mein
Paul Phillips
John Zarkos
Texas
Gulf Coast
Juriter
Feinstein
Grenwich
Ozark
Arridas
American Institute of Laundering
Terry
William Mayo
U. S
New England
America
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
40Th St
New York
N. Y
Lloyd Child
Buffalo
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