29 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
1
Delta Alpha consumption schedules and potluck social hours mark a busy civic night. Delta Alpha and Delta Omicron host dances with Roy Keith Orchestra at Capitol Avenue and Dixie Gardens. Christmas events include Circle party at Volkmeyer home with Sarita Clause and gifts. Little Flower Circle elects new officers. Russellville teacher wed. Lidia Community Church rites connect Tarkio and Missouri roles. Minnesingers prepare a broadcast program.
The notice advertises a sewing pattern model numbered 2047x in sizes 24 through 44, with fabric yardage for 38 and other sizes, and includes instructions to mail a tear-out sketch with 15 cents to Julia Boyd at 193 Park Avenue, New York, for a pattern and sewing chart. Include name, address, size, pattern number, and newspaper name on a separate sheet.
WOS broadcast details for this afternoon at 3 15 with violinist Miss Ida Bess Logan from Springfield Missouri. West End Baptist Social Girola hosts a 1 PM pot luck at Mrs Arthur Vogts Country Club Drive home with officer elections on the agenda. Rex Whitton and Mrs Hope visit. families from Mokane Danville and Kirkwood gather for holiday time with relatives and teachers from Kansas City and local hosts.
A University of Wisconsin scholar argues that teaching foreign languages to children is of doubtful wisdom. Psychological tests show adults learn languages more easily than youths, with capacity rising to maturity and staying steady into old age. Adults gain experience and seriousness, though never match children in pronunciation.
ST LOUIS December 24 AP Louis Labeaume president of the Board of Control of the St Louis Art Museum appointed a secret six to judge artist applicants for Civil Works Administration art projects across Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa to supervise awarding 135 jobs and select suitable workers noting the influx of applications and the aim to subsidize art rather than dole. A bullet proof vest worn by a Japanese police officer was also mentioned.
William Leslie Stevenson, ex naval reserve officer linked to wealthy circles in many cities, was freed by police after a week of investigation into 200 blank drafts tied to the Canadian Exploration Syndicate. No charges filed. Stevenson claimed to lead the syndicate with headquarters wherever he resided while planning to head west by air once funds arrive.
Yankton South Dakota December 22 AP Judge R B Tripp explained his decree granting divorce to Mrs Ewald Peddie noting biological questions about the paternity of her twin sons were not passed up in the ruling. The judge said the twins not have the contested paternity issue unresolved.
Judge Tripp observed that the case centers on Peddie a former Freeman claiming he is father of only one of the half-brothers. No custody agreement was reached as no wife appeared, and the divorce decree was granted by default.
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