Lindenwood Alumni Gathering Marks Centennial Week
Mrs. C B Allbritain hosts Lindenwood alumni and prospective students at Hoffman Drug Store from 4 to 5 PM to celebrate the college centennial. Naomi Goodin hosts a bridge gathering with a list of guests including Mrs. Kit Underwood and others. Dr Emmet P North and Mrs North, formerly Mrs Carolyn Twee die, are spending the summer in Los Angeles after a Washington wedding.
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H. J. Houser
C. B. Allbritain
St. Louis
Mayfair
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Hoffman Drug Store
Emmet P. North
North
Carolyn Tweedie
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
California
Miss Margaret Gregory of Missouri Visits Family
Miss Margaret Gregory of the University of Missouri spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gregory.
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Margaret Gregory
University of Missouri
Mrs
Marvin Gregory
Local Social Notes Highlight Summer Plans and Club Events
Miss Oleda Beck and Melissa Krause head to Warrensburg for the Teachers College summer program. William Tweedie and family visited Kansas City with Arthur Zeitz hosts. Ralph Kruse returns from Boonville Military Academy after commencement. Pattie Hendy resumes duties as a summer instructor in Warrensburg. Lillian Tweedie visits St. Louis briefly. Presbyterian circles meet. NA LC Club gathers. St Ann’s group to entertain. Margaret Hunt visits family in Jefferson City. Winnie Davis Chapter UD C members attend Confederate Memorial in Higginsville with notable guests. Dr De Voine Guyot, Jefferson City native and Home physician, attends event with 590 Missourians. H Burton Gove pledged at Delta Phi Kappa. initiation held at Rupert W McGregor’s home.
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Winnie Davis
Higginsville
James Hill
Harry Edwards
W. F. Roesen
B. F. Wilson
John R. Green
Mary
Helen Green
Emma Stuckey
Lewis Creel
Bernard Hunt
Columbia
Ralph Lozier
Carrilton
U.S
de Voine Guyot
A. Guyot
Jefferson City
H. Burton Gove
C. L. Gove
303
Vista Place
Delta
Delta Phi Kappa
Rupert W. McGregor
Gove
Mr. McGregor
Carl H. Lane
William
Bill
Missouri Blue Sky Chief Reports Decline in High Pressure Sales
Fenton T. Stockard the Missouri blue sky commissioner said high pressure stock promotions offering doubtful value are fading from the state. He cited reduced complaints and more firm compliance with the securities act as evidence of the department’s success.
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Missouri
Fenton T. Stockard
Blue Sky
State Department
Department
Better Business Bureaus
Stckard
Stockard
Fraternity Weekend Trip Planned at Gasconade Clubhouse
The Cook. The fraternity organizes a weekend trip to the Gove Clubhouse on the Gasconade for an early date to mark the last initiation and ritual ceremony of three s'ede ese. Mrs. Mary Yount, mother of Mrs. Lafe Findlay of Lafetta street, celebrated her 61st birthday Sunday evening with an at home gathering including A. Yount A. Findlay C. E. Findlay Bob Fulkerson Pete Zeigler Clarence Tremain Irvin Wiegand Lafe Findlay Ida Carter Collettie Tremain Lottie Tremain Margaret Viola Fulker son Pretha Geraline Findlay Ray Findlay Kansas City Charles Ray Clay Freddie Lee Harry Findlay Irvin Wiegand Jr Pearl Ziegler Edward Ray Eugene Elmer Tremain.
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Cook
Mary Yount
Lafe Findlay
Lafetta Street
A. Yount
A. Findlay
C. E. Findlay
Bob Fulkerson
Pete Zeelger
McCanse to View Pennsylvania Parks
State Game and Fish Commissioner Keith McCanse travels to Pennsylvania for two weeks to inspect game refuges. The trip follows the recent auxiliary game refuge bill which supports refuges with public shooting grounds and aims to boost wildlife, including deer, wild turkey and bear.
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State Game and Fish Department
Keith McCanse
Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. Conference Planned
Hollister Missouri hosts a joint Southwest Y M and Y W C A conference and camp from June 7 to 17 with about 300 reservations by college students from Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas. The Y M C A secretaries summer school runs June 21 to July 5 and the camp welcomes tourists until August before the Christian Church youth conference meets for a week.
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Hollister
Southwest
Y. M
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Young People’s Conference of the Christian Church
Lindbergh Named Colonel by Missouri Governor
Governor Sam A. Baker issues a commission making Captain Charles Lindbergh a colonel in the Missouri National Guard Air Service effective May 21. The ceremony will occur in St Louis at the welcoming celebration when the aviator returns from his trans Atlantic flight.
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Sam A. Baker
Charles Lindbergh
Missouri National Guard Air Service
Lindbergh
Paris
St. Louis
Illinois lawmakers open inquiry into boxing scandal
Illinois legislators questioned the boxing and wrestling oversight in Chicago as they adjourned today with plans to reconvene. Wrestler William Demetral testified he posted 5000 dollars and deeded his home as collateral to avoid throwing matches with Ed Strangler Lewis in 1924, alleging a trust led by EO White and Billy Sandow controlled matchups.
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Uy Associated Pro
Chicago
Wrestling Trust
Illinois Athletic Commission
Claude Rew
Willliam Demetras
Billy Sandow
Kansas City
Lewis
Police seize 52 sticks of dynamite from shed behind Schultz Plumbing
Police found 52 sticks of dynamite in a shed rear of Schultz Plumbing Shop on East Capitol Avenue. Mr. Schultz reported the cache and the police opened an investigation, believing the explosives were hidden by fish dynamiters.
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Schultz
East Capitol Avenue
Seventy-nine From Jefferson City Visit Kansas City
Seventy-nine residents from Jefferson City took advantage of excursion rates to Kansas City on Sunday and returned at midnight.
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Kansas City
Jefferson City
Kansas City Gang Steals $30 000 in Jewel Robbery
An apparent planned heist in Kansas City targets the Ed S Michelson family. The bandits, using a car parked opposite their home, stopped the Michelsons and forced a drive to a dark street where money and jewelry were taken. At the house the group locked four occupants and looted valuables and clothing.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Ed S. Michelson
Michaelson
Michelson
Simon
The Midnight Sun at Jefferson Theatre Tonight
Universal Pictures presents The Midnight Sun at the Jefferson with Laura La Plante in the lead. The dramatic Russian Ballet love story unfolds amid luxury and intrigue, with lavish costumes and a strong cast, supported by a short comedy Heavy Hikers.
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Universal Pictures
Jefferson Theatre
Laura’ la Plante
Imperial Russian Ballet
Russia
Universal
the Jefferson
Rough House Rosie leads cabaret gang in lively film
Clara Bow stars as the Rough House Rosie in a fast moving comedy about rough house girls and a prize fighter. Reed Howes supplies a slick rival, with the film slated for three showings and a short International News Reel today after opening in St Louis at the Ambassador Theatre.
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Clara Bow
Rosie
Miller Theatre
Jefferson City
Reed Howes
Nunnally Johnson
Rough House
Venus
Belle
Tenth Avenue
St. Louis
Ambassador Theatre
Cape farmers in good condition report
Cape Girardeau reports persistent rains hinder crop planting but overall farmers are in good condition. Weather conditions, dated June 6, impact preparation and early growth prospects for fields and producers in the region.
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Cape Girardeau
County Farm Agent Reports Strong Local Crop Prospects
T M Keyser the county farm agent reports in Girardeau County that most farms produce sufficient livestock milk and garden output to sustain families through a potential crop failure. He notes corn and soybeans are pivotal this year with high prices and yields expected for other crops, while dairy, gardens, and livestock may bear greater load. Livestock shipments have surpassed average.
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Girardeau County
T. M. Keyser
Keyser
Cape County
Telephone Directory Ad Promises Wide Reach for Campaigns
Advertising copy urges campaigns to use the telephone directory medium to reach homes and counties. It offers rates by calling 1158 and promises broad readership beyond the city.
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Oleda Beck
Melissa Krause
Warrensburg
Teachers’ College
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Arthur Zeitz
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St. Ann's
Margaret Hunt
Bunceton
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Ed S. Nichelson
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