Woman Hit by Car in Uptown District
Mrs Ed Lundyers of 1315 Cottage Lane was struck by an unidentified driver who sped off after running a stop light in the uptown business district. Witnesses noted the license and the driver’s arrest is expected. a separate collision between a Hudson and a Ford tourist involved an unidentified black man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lundyers
Cottage Lane
Uptown
Hudson
Railton
Chestnut and
Miller Streets
Popp
Bock
Nursing Classes Planned by School Nurse
Miss Luella Olson plans at least two home nursing classes. The first meets Tuesday June 14 at 2 30 p m at Broadway School and the second Wednesday June 15 at the public library at the same time. Classes meet weekly with minor date changes possible. Women may enroll. cost is about seventy cents for the book. Topics include sickness causes and prevention, home health, baby care, room care, beds, equipment, feeding, medicines, hot and cold applications, patient care, emergencies, children, convalescents, and the aged. A sponge bath demonstration for fever reduction will open the first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Olson
Broadway
Public
Sheriff Arrests David Winerowd On Board Bill Charge
David Winerowd was arrested yesterday by Sheriff L. C. on a charge of failure to pay his board bill at a West Main Street boarding house. He was confined in the county jail and faced arraignment before Justice John G. Leslie Monday morning on the charge filed by Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Sevier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Winerowd
West Main Street
L. C
Winerowd
John G. Leslie
Nike G. Sevier
Missouri Weather Forecast Brings Showers Likely
Missouri forecaster predicts showers and unsettled weather Sunday with probable continuation into Monday. Areas may see cooling temperatures and scattered thunderstorms as a front moves through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Merchants Urged To Display Flags On Flag Day
Merchants urged to fly Stars and Stripes on Tuesday June 14 to mark the 150th anniversary of the flag adoption. Proclamations by President Coolidge and Governor Baker request observance with flag displays by all in Missouri capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
Baker
Missouri
Scholten to Wed Local Girl in Morning Ceremony
Robert Scholten assistant manager of Scholten Coal Company will marry Miss Mamie Sachs this morning at 6 30 at the bride’s parents home. Rev E W Berlekamp will officiate in a small family ceremony with a swift honeymoon in Southwestern Oklahoma and a return to live in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scholten
Scholten Coal Company
Capital City
Mamie Sachs
Louis Sachs
Madison Street
E. W. Berlekamp
Evangelical Church
Oklahoma
Mr. Scholten
Fred Scholten
Three Marriage Licenses Issued by County Recorder
Three licenses issued by County Recorder Henry G. LePage to residents of Central Missouri towns. Milton Charles Abeles of Sedalia and Julia May Pope of California married last night in California. G. W. Goodknight of Monserat and Adele Ranum of Barnett wed here by Rev. C. E. Royle. Alvin Wilson and Nellie Keeny of Osaze City married by Justice W. P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. LePage
Missouri
Milton Charles Abeles
Sedalia
Julia May Pope
California
G. W. Goodknight
Monserat
Adele Ranum
Barnett
C. E. Royle
Methodist Church
Alvin Wilson
Nellie Keeny
Osaze City
Justice W. P. Smith
Happy
Cornet Arrested On Check Charge
Clint Cornet of Jefferson City was arrested by Morgan County authorities on a complaint from a Versailles merchant who says he passed a worthless check. Cornet was returned to Versailles and may be arraigned in court Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Cornet
Jefferson City
Versailles
Cornet
Morgan County
M. W. A. Camp Memo Día Plans Memorial Day Help
Members of the M. W. A. Camp here are urged to meet at the hall at 9 o clock this morning to decorate the graves of departed neighbors as part of memorial day ceremonies. Clerk J. Thomas Fisher announced the plans yesterday and asked members to bring flowers.
Buick Car Wrecks Street Car After Late Night Crash
A Buick sedan with a Sedalin ity license struck a street car at High and Broadway at 1 a.m. Saturday. The unidentified, intoxicated driver fled after the collision as Conductor Bellman reported both vehicles westbound on High. Front of the sedan was smashed and the car later left at a local garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High and
Broadway
Bellman
Fred Betts
High
Washington Streets
Beta Phi Sigma members depart for district convention
Twelve members of Beta Phi Sigma leave for Kansas City to attend the Epsilon District convention at the New President Hotel starting this morning and running through Monday. Delegates include Kemp Asel George Schneider Bus Caplinger Cecil Schulte Ben Porter Floyd Payne Wilbur Schneider Ralph Prenger Milo Derkum Olan Walls John Farris and Richard Young. they return to the capital City on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Kansas City
National Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
New President Hotel
Kemp Asel
George Schneider
Bus Caplinger
Cecil Schulte
Ben Porter
Floyd Payne
Wilbur Schneider
Ralph Prenger
Milo Derkum
Olan Walls
John Farris
Richard Young
Capital City
Rev Berlekamp and Wife To Kansas
Rev and Mrs E W Berlekamp of the Evangelical Church will depart this evening for Newton Kansas to assist in conducting a leadership training school for Sunday School workers over the next two weeks Local residents hold responsible roles and will lecture daily They also plan a visit to Wichita where they once resided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Berlekamp
The
Evangelical Church
Newton
Kansas
Mrs Edwards Wins Electric Shop Prize
Mrs George H Edwards of 41 Past McCarty Street won the Lighthouse Electric Company guessing contest. She correctly identified the last three concealed figures of a serial number on a $19 bill displayed in the window and may select any electric article in the shop. More than 600 people participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Edwards
McCarty Street
Lighthouse Electric Company
Miss Lucille Raithel Hosts Delightful Evening Party
Miss Lucille Raithel entertained guests at her home on 360a Marshall Street with a delightful party held last evening, showcasing hospitality and social charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Raithel
Marshall Street
Heinrichs Heads to Lions Convention in Miami
Henry J. Heinrichs, city jeweler, leaves today for Miami to attend the Lions International convention all next week. Miami prepares for thousands of delegates and Heinrichs plans a quiet vacation, planning to wear a striped convict suit made at the prison to promote the Capital City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Heinrichs
Miami
Florida
Lions International
Mr. Heinrichs
Reyal
Props Seeks Aid Over Renns Addition Chicken Thefts
Butch Propst appeals to Prosecuting Attorney Nike G Sevier and the city police for help after repeated chicken and potato thefts in Renns Addition. He fired at a prowler near his chicken house but the man escaped. residents offer a reward for arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renn
Butch” Propst
Nike G. Sevier
Propst
Winners Announced In Clibourn Store Contest
Miss Helen Clarenbach 15 of 514 East High Street wins the grand prize in the E F Clibourn Store sale contest with 656 120 votes and a three piece living room suite valued at 175 00. Cora Grace and Audra Calhoun take second and third with rugs and a cedar chest. The event drew over fifty entrants and the sale extends into next week due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clarenbach
L. A. Clarenbach
East High Street
E. F. Clibourn
Cora Grace
Audra Calhoun
J. B. Bennett
Clarenbach
Daily Capital News
Clibourn
Elston Woman Clara Surface Dies in Kansas City Hospital
Mrs Clara Surface age about 45 of Elston in Cole County died at 4 30 yesterday morning at Lakeside Hospital Kansas City after months of illness a failed operation and gradual decline She was born Peeper married to Henry Surface two children Guy and Opal survive along with two brothers Frank and Elmer Peeper and five sisters Services will be held Tuesday at Elston Union Church with Rev Hood of California officiating Burial at Elston cemetery
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Clara Surface
Elston
Cole County
Lakeside Hospital
Kansas City
Surface
Surrface
Peeper
Henry Surface
Guy
Opal
Frank
Elmer Peeper
Mary Ellis Wilhite
Lou Dudley
Ollie Harris
Birdie Surface
Lydia Surface
Jefferson City
Walther-Wymore
Elston Union Church
Rev. Hood of
California
Peters Enter Crossing Fight Over Delmar Viaduct
David D. Peters of Jefferson City, attorney for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, travels to St Louis to file an injunction seeking to pause work on the Delmar crossing viaduct until the Public Service Commission rules on his petition to modify the order. The dispute at the Delmar crossing has dragged on for years but now approaches a possible settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Peters
Jefferson City
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
St. Louis
Delmar Crossing
State Public Service Commission
Peters
City of
Public Service Commission
State Commission
Morris Held for Disturbing Peace
John Morris, listed as a negro, was arrested last night by Officers Popp and Bock for disturbing the peace. He was intoxicated and creating a disturbance at his home and is confined in the county jail. Arraignment is set before Judge Leslie in police court Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morris
Popp and Bock
Morris
Cain
Leslie
Bruner and Son Catch 80-Pound Osage River Catfish
Captain John H. Bruner and his son John Jr returned from a several day Osage River trip with a massive 80 pound catfish. The pair, regarded as top local anglers, displayed the fish yesterday at the Raithel Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bruner
John, Jr
Osage
Raithel
Convicts plotted to blow up east wall of Missouri Penitentiary
Officials disclosed a daring plan to blast the penitentiary east wall while 3,000 prisoners were on the yard. About 150 inmates were said to be involved, with Riley Davis signaling the plot and surrendering nitroglycerine and other explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Penitentiary
Riley Davis
Leslie Rudolph
Davis
Arch Mareh ¢ Lawton
Okla
Rudolph
Cortez F. Enloe
Penal Board
Oil Firm Sues National Detective Bureau for Refund
The Glover and Wells Oil Company sues the National Detective Bureau in Justice John G Leslie's court for $40 after canceling a June 1926 contract. The firm sought a refund within thirty days but the Bureau has not complied. Trial expected later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover and Wells Oil Company
John G Leslie
National Detective Bureau
Jefferson City
Oil Company
Irwin and Bushman
Detective Bureau
Leslie
Local Baker Jack Frost Returns From Chicago Institute
Jack Frost, head cake baker at the Jefferson City Baking Company, has completed a several weeks course in cake and pastry baking and decorating at the Siebel Institute of Chicago. He is regarded as one of the best bakers in this section of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Jefferson City Baking Company
Siebel Instite
Chicago
Frost
Dunnavant Sentenced to 30 Days in County Jail
A. Dunnavant pleaded guilty to writing a worthless check in Justice John G. Leslie's court. He was fined $1 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail but was granted a stay of execution to avoid hardship on his wife and children. He was warned he would serve the sentence if another check charge arises. He had given a bogus check for $1.80 to David Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dunnavant
John G. Leslie
Dunnavant
Leslie
David Langley
Memorial Service Held by Capitol Lodge Knights of Pythias
Capitol Lodge No. 110 Knights of Pythias holds its annual memorial services at 2 30 pm in the lodge hall. The program features vocal numbers by Hillard Brewster and Mrs A C Weigel with piano by Mrs A B Jackson and an address by LeRoy H Kelsey. Joseph G Kolkmeyer, Chancellor Commander, invites members families friends and the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Hillard Brewster
A. C. Weigel
A. B Jackson
LeRoy H. Kelsey
Joseph G. Kolkmeyer
Laughlin duo attend funeral of Claude Carver
Mr and Mrs W G Laughlin returned from Adrian after attending the funeral for Claude Carver who was fatally injured in St Paulin while employed by the American Radiator Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Laughlin
Adrian
Claude Carver
St. Paulinn
American
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Ford
Miller
Driver
Bob Scholten
Justice Smith
M. W. A. Camp
BUICK
Beta Phi
Berlekamp
Mrs. Edwards
Heinrichs
Lions Convention
Renns Addition
Section
K. C
Crossing Fight
Popp and
Bruner and Son
City Detective Bureau
Glover and Wells Allece Concern
Hall
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