Two Car Accidents Over Weekend Near Jefferson City
Weekend traffic incidents in the Jefferson City area included a wreck on the Columbia road when a Dodge touring car owned by Warden S T Nix of the state prison overturned after skidding on wet oil. One convict driver and Mrs Nix survived. another crash involved a Ford sedan owned by J A Ferrell of Sedalia with Mrs Ferrell lightly injured. Several minor collisions were also reported.
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Funeral services for Hugo Riefsteck
Funeral services for Hugo Riefsteck a well known local contractor who died last Saturday at St Marys Hospital were held yesterday morning in Tebbetts Mor Ma Jefferson City. He was 49 years old and survived by his wife and one son. Burial followed at Tebbetts. Local obituary notice in Ganital News.
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Hugo Riefsteck
St. Mary’s ‘Hospital
Tebbetts- Mor
Ma “Riefstock
Jefferson
Tebbetts, A
Grasshoppers Made Week Famous in State History
Missouri history records recount a 1875 grasshopper plague that blotted skies, wrecked crops, and halted trains from May to July. Governor Hardin proclaimed a day of prayer, with counties across Missouri and Kansas suffering immense losses and communities rallying aid.
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Associated Press
Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Missouri State Historical Society
Charles H. Hardin
Shoemaker
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Colorado
Atlantic
Boggs
Missouri Pacific
Cameron
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
State Board of Equalization
Funeral Services for Mrs Horn Today
Funeral services for Mrs L W Horn age 45 will be held at 10 this morning at the Methodist Church with Rev James E McDonald officiating. Burial follows in the new city cemetery. She died Sunday after a long illness of tuberculosis survived by husband and six children and many friends in the Capital City.
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L. W. Horn
Harrison Street
James E. McDonald
Methodist Church
New City
Social News Highlights From Page Three
Names abound as social events unfold city wide with bridge at the Fowler home honoring Miss Pettason and Mrs Bohling. Mrs Huegel visits Kansas City for Flora Shelley Oberholtz nuptials while Mary Armstrong tours California and Marie Schneider visits Fulton. L S Parker speaks at Women s Association luncheon and Herbert Kellar of Kansas City stays at the Madison Hotel as the Thursday Night Bridge Club travels to Westphalia for supper in honor of Mrs Trnest.
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W. G. Fowler
Vivien Moore
Bridge
Fowler
East Capitol Avenue
Selma Pettason
Walter Bohling
Sedalia
Westphalia
C. Trnest
Social club guests return with bridge at Hill home
Baldwin of Pattonville formerly Miss Elsie Porth and Mrs. Herbert Kellar of Kansas City née Miss Claire White, former club members, were guests in the city and were further entertained with bridge at the home of Mrs. W. hf. Hill.
BOOSTERS DEFEATED K. C. HERE SUNDAY
Jefferson City tied Kansas City early but capitalized on timely hitting to win at Lincoln Park. Holzhauser pitched a full game, allowing six hits and three runs in the sixth and seventh frames before locking down the visitors. Coots scored twice, Swayne and Pruitt drove in runs, with Gabler and Slaughter contributing key plays as the locals secured a 4 to 3 victory.
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Missouri Pacific
Naam
Kansas City
Lincoln Park
Jefferson City
Holzhauser
Coots
Swayne
Gabler
Knights of Pythlas to confer Page rank tonight
Capital Lodge No. 110 will confer the rank of Page in ampliform this evening on five candidates, Gov. Baker officiating. All members and visitors are cordially invited to attend. SAM JAMES, Jr, CC. In, J. Knaus, K. of R. & S. Suhscribe for the Capital News.
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Capital Lodge No. 110
Gov. Baker
Sam James, Jr
J. Knaus
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