Graduates to be Honored at St Peter's Church Tonight
Twenty two students of St Peter's Parochial High School will receive graduation certificates at 7 30 this evening in the St Peter's church auditorium. Forty eighth graders will take part in the day long program and Lions Club Merit Certificates of Excellence in Scholarship will be awarded to forty pupils.
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St. Peter’s Parochial High School
St. Peter’s Church
Alice Bruns
Bernadetts Bruns
Zita Buersmeyer
Alice Cowley
Margaret Day
Teresa Graessle
Mildred Hale
Margaret Hentges
Johann Hentges
Eleanor Huegel
Helen Rodeman
Helen Vogel
Herbert Block
Herbert Cremer
Louis Dulle
George Goedde
James Keown
Alfred Melie
Otto Pohl
John Pirner
Francis Poepsel
Oliver Schnieders
Our Lady of Good Counsel
F. R. Scholten
Joseph Rephle
F. B. Newham
Ernest L. Schneider
Jefferson City
Lions Club
Investigation into Basil Richardson Death
An investigation is being conducted into the death of Basil Richardson, a former city resident killed in an automobile accident near Battle Creek Michigan. Services for Richardson were held in this city Monday. Relatives allege he had about $1000 in cash on him before the wreck, which has since disappeared.
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Basil Richardson
Battle Creek
Michigan
Richardson
Allison quits state race for lieutenant governor
E. W. Allison of Rolla withdrew from the Democratic race for lieutenant governor citing age qualification concerns. He would be 35 four days after the January term starts and said he did not want to create an embarrassing problem for the party. Remaining candidates include Harris of Columbia Wagner Rosenfeld Hammer and Birckey of Festus.
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E. W. Allison
Rolla
Allison
Frank G. Harris
Columbia
Clyde W. Wagner
Samuel Rosenfeld
Otto W. Hammer
St. Louis
E. W. Birckey
Festus
Edwards heads Rebekahs in local lodge election
Mrs George H Edwards was elected Noble Grand of the Rebekah Lodge at the Odd Fellows Hall last evening. Mrs Frank Kimball was chosen vice noble grand. A social hour followed with a dramatic Shake spearian reading by Mrs Theodore Stalzer. Earlier, at a recent Odd Fellows meeting, George H Edwards was elected Noble Grand and Clarence Kimball vice Noble Grand. Installations are planned for early July.
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George H. Edwards
Rebekah Lodge
Order
Odd Fellows Hall
Frank Kimball
Theodore Stalzer
Odd Fellows Lodge
Clarence Kimball
Library Leader Jane Morey Elected League Secretary
Miss Jane Morey secretary of the Missouri Library Commission was elected secretary of the League of Library Commissioners at the annual West Baden Indiana meeting. The national association includes library commissioners nationwide and reflects her prominence in the field. She also attended the American Library Association meeting, spoke at the Public Library School in St. Louis, and addressed the Washington Public Library Board of Directors.
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Jane Morey
Missouri Library Commission
League of Library Commissioners
West Baden
Indiana
Miss Morrey
Miss Morey
American Library Association
St. Louis
Public
Washington, Mo
The
Public Library
Mrs. B. W. Lansdown Visits Relatives in Chicago
Mrs. B. W. Lansdown is spending an extended visit with relatives in Chicago.
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Mrs. B. W. Lansdown
Chicago
Miss Anne Weir Visits Relatives Here
Miss Anne Weir of St Louis is visiting relatives in this city, staying at an unnamed local residence and planning a short stay.
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Anne Weir
St. Louis
Salvation Army Drive Raises $7794 for Local Building
Campaign officials report $7,794.76 donated for the Salvation Army building at the County Welfare office campaign HQ. Largest gift was $500 from Missouri Light and Power Co. Special gifts reached $3,400 with Division 4 totaling $1,150.25. campaign will continue until all workers finish assignments.
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Salvation Army
Court House
M. G. Keller
Missouri Light and Power Company
Col
al Linxwiler
Capital Bakery Changes Hands Again in City
C U Mitchell, noted Capital City businessman and Purity Bakery owner, buys Capital Bakery at 620 East High Street from Louis Schwab and Joe Wyrick. Ownership transfer set for Monday after stock and equipment inventory this weekend. Mitchell plans improvements. Schwab and Wyrick had purchased it from Mrs W H Jones months earlier.
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C. U. Mitchell
Capital City
Purity Bakery
Madison Street
Capital Bakery
East High Street
Louis Schwab
Joe Wyrick
Schwab
Georgia Minstrels to Perform in Capital City Sunday
The Georgia Minstrels with forty voices plus band and orchestra arrive from Kansas City and will present three shows at Jefferson Theatre this Sunday. A matinee and two evening performances begin at 7:15 and 9:15, with all seats fifty cents and unreserved.
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Georgia Minstrels
Capital City
Jefferson Theatre
Barney Dubinsky
Miller and Jefferson Picture Houses
Pantages Theatre
Kansas City
Roy Swillum Jr dies in Chicago at age 11
Roy Swillum Jr son of former Jefferson City residents died yesterday in Chicago after a brief illness. He was grandson of M Swillum and nephew of Lawrence Swillum of this city. The family and parents are well known locally and funeral services are expected in Chicago today.
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Roy Swillum, Jr
Roy Swillum
Jefferson City
Chicago
Young Swillum
M. Swillum
Vista Place
Lawrence Swillum
Roy, Jr
Piggly Wiggly Adds New Equipment at Jefferson City
Roy Richards manager of the Jefferson City Piggly Wiggly Store reports the addition of substantial new equipment including a large counter and a spice cabinet. The changes are aimed at improving efficiency and service for customers.
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Roy Richards
Jefferson City
Young to California vacation trip abroad
Paul Young of the State Auditor's Department has departed for Los Angeles to join Mrs. Young and their daughter for a several weeks vacation.
Monsignor Selinger Expected Home After Illness
Monsignor J. J. Selinger D D beloved dean of St. Peter's Parish and Jefferson City citizen, has improved after two major operations at St. Mary's Hospital St. Louis and is expected to arrive home today or tomorrow. He plans to stay several weeks in the city before possibly making a brief European trip. Friends are glad for his recovery and return to the community.
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Monsignor
J. J. Selinger
D. D
St. Peter’s Parish
Jefferson City
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Louis
Monsignor Selinger
Selinger
Few File For Democratic Committee In Cole County
Filing deadline loomed at 8 pm in Cole County as nine candidates surfaced for Democratic county committee positions in Jefferson City wards and Clark and Jefferson Townships. Names include J W Kinney, Mrs Tom Riley, D C McClung, Mrs J R Elliott, William Roeger, Mrs June R Rose, Dr T Lee Glover, Mrs Arthur Smith, and Will Nixon with others not yet filed.
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Cole County
Democratic County Committee
C. A. Dirckx
Jefferson City
J. W. Kinney
Tom Riley
D. C. McClung
J. R. Elliott
William Roeger
June R. Rose
Fifth Ward
Clark Township
T. Lee Glover
Arthur Smith
Jefferson Township
Will Nixon
Women’s Club Luncheon Planned at Central Hotel
The Business and Professional Women’s Club assembles at the Central Hotel today for a noon luncheon followed by a brief business meeting. President Miss Ethel Langford urges all members to attend and offer support.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Central Hotel
Ethel Langford
Missouri Weekend Forecast Clouds and Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy conditions Friday and Saturday with likely local thunderstorms. Warmer air moves into the east Friday while cooler temperatures arrive Saturday across the state.
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Missouri
Youth Hurt In Accident Near Capital City
Paul Walton 18, a local youth, was severely injured when his Dodge touring car skidded off the St. Louis highway beyond Schuberts last night. He was pinned under the overturned vehicle, suffering a broken right arm and facial injuries but not expected to be life threatening. He was taken to the city for treatment after the crash.
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Paul Walton
St. Louis
Schuberts
Walton
Dodge
Rosser Austin to Study in Europe After Missouri Commencement
Rosser Austin son of Mr and Mrs Ed Austin prominent Capital City residents graduated from the University of Missouri with an AM degree after earlier earning an AB two years ago. He has taught French at the university and plans a three month tour of France and Italy sailing June 12 from New York aboard the Leviathan then returning to Missouri to teach another year in the language department.
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Rosser Austin
Austin
University of Missouri
Young Austin
France
Italy
New York City
Cherbourg
Bonnots Mill Candidates Initiated by Knights of Columbus
Three Bonnots Mill men Clarence Meyer Rudolph Mertens and Alvis Samson were initiated into the Knights of Columbus. Grand Knight Fred Meyer and C H Krautman attended from Bonnots Mill as the Helias council degree team conducted the ceremony with many local members present.
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Fred Meyer
Bonnots Mill Council
Knights of Columbus
Bonnots Mill
Clarence Meyer
Rudolph Mertens
Alvis Samson
C. H. Krautman
Bonnets Mill Council
Helias Council
Christian Church Scout Troop Meeting Notice
Scout troop No 3 of the Christian Church met last evening with the Flying Eagle Patrol winning a brisk contest. The meeting closed with taps by bugler Clark Short. All troop members are urged to attend the next meeting on Thursday June 14 for a surprise.
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The
Christian Church
Flying Eagle Patrol
Clark Short
Lehr Visits City From Kansas City Trip
Alfred S. Lehr of St. Louis was in the city yesterday returning home after several days on business in Kansas City.
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A. S. Lehr
Alfred S. Lehr
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ross to the West
Clarke Ross leaves today for the Yel en National Park for a summer vacation and will tour the area with plans to visit scenic sites and hike trails during the trip.
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Clarke Ross
Yelen National Park
Mrs Clyde Moore Dies in Kansas City Home
Mrs Clyde Moore a longtime Jefferson City resident died Thursday at the Kansas City family home after a long illness. She was 69, born in Cooper county and later moved to Cole and Jefferson City before relocating to Kansas City eight years ago. Survived by one son John of City. Funeral services and burial set for Saturday in Kansas City.
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Clyde Moore
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Moore
Cooper County
Cole County
John
City
Spaunhorst Dominates Jefferson City Gun Club Shoot
Charles W. Spaunhorst proprietor of Capitol Motor Company hit 96 of 100 targets at the Jefferson City Gun Club weekly shoot. A feature shoot is planned for next Thursday with higher attendance expected as scores from yesterday included Joe Kuester 83 of 100 and Geo Fifer 48 of 50 among others.
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Charles W. Spaunhorst
Capitol Motor Company
Jefferson City
C. W. Spaunhorst
Joe Kuester
Geo. Fifer
W. A. Dallmeyer
W. W. Young
Dr. Gove
H. J. Lartonoix
Ed Unwin
Missouri State Golf Association Elects Officers
The Missouri State Golf Association met at Riverview Country Club during the amateur state golf tournament and elected L. E. Cornelius president N. T. Cave vice president Bonner Miller secretary and treasurer. New directors include A. D. Anderson Orville Barnett H. E. Brann Roger E. Lord T. L. Price R. E. Watson W. J. Wilson Dr L. Bay singer L. E. Cornelius Edward W. Coch...
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Missouri State Golf Association
Riverview Country Club
L. E. Cornelius
N. T. Cave
Fulton
Bonner Miller
Triple A Club
Cornelius and Cave
Thomas L. Price
Paul R. Talbot
A. D. Anderson
Orville Barnett
Columbia
H. E. Brann
Kansas City
Roger E. Lord
T. L. Price
Jefferson City
R. E. Watson
W. J. Wilson
Persuaded Woman to Sign $300 Note Case Involving Jefferson City Couple
Prosecuting Attorney in Missouri filed felony charges yesterday against Mr and Mrs O N Guard residents of Jefferson City now believed living in Indianapolis Indiana. They allegedly persuaded Capital City woman C L Petit to sign a 300 promissory note at a local bank and promised to repay from their parents in the east. Petit claims the couple left town after the note defaulted and owe her for board and room. Indianapolis police were told to cooperate as arrest warrants issued yesterday await return.
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Nike
John G. Leslie
Jefferson City
Apolis
Indiana
Sreegs Ae
Madison
Streets
Capital City
Indianapolis
Sevier
Mrs. T. E. Dunham Visits Nan Idaho Relative
Mrs. T. E. Dunham of Nan Idaho arrives for a several day visit to her son Grisham a noted member of the city fire department.
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T. E. Dunham
Nan
Idaho
Grisham
Califonia Mo Country Club to Open on Tuesday
Prominent California jeweler C E Tieman, president of the Country Club, announced the club opening for next Tuesday June 12 with a golf tournament in the afternoon a barbecued meal at 6 PM and the annual horse show in the evening. Two bands will play as twenty horses entered with more expected and over a hundred members already paid in dues.
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C. E. Tieman
California
Stover
Tieman
Cletus V. Zuber
Jack Schneider
Frank Har
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ST. Peter’s
G. H. Edwards
Rebekahs
Library League
Baden
Linxwiler
L. D. Thompson
City Bakery
New Hands
Purity Bake Shop
GIA Minstrels
Jefferson Theater
Father Selinger
Democratic Committee
Lexington
St. Joseph
Boonville
Hermann
Osceolan
Warsaw
Tuscumbia
St. Louis Highway
Europe
New York
Christian Church Scout
Ross
Breaka
Price
Golf Association
C. N. Geard
C. L. Petit
Califonia
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