Local Golf Stars Win In First Inter-City Match
Jefferson City won opening round of the Inter-City Golf Tournament at the Country Club with a 299 total. Columbia 292 Sedalia 281 Fulton 207 1 2. Medalist was K Yunker of Sedalia with 78. Next rounds set for July 7 at Fulton July 8 at Columbia and final at Sedalia later in July.
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Jefferson City
Columbia
Sedalia
Fulton
K. Yunker
Yunker
Ted Oberman
T. L. Price
Guy M
Oliver Bassman
T. S. Barclay
Brewer
B. Glenn
B. Kanstetter
C. C Bowling
O. M. Barnett
T. Mc- Lee
W. G. Manly
S. T. Bratton
C. W. Furtney
N. T. Cave
J. H. Atkinson
C. M. Ethal
H. C. McGregor
D. M. Cuthbertson
E. A. Wilson
W. G. Alcorn
C. E. Battner
Scott Fox
George Johnston
Sedaliah E. Neff
C. Wilson
F. Hayes
Dr. Cannady
C. Yunker
J. McGaath
A. Hurley
T. Cloney
E. Kenagy
Former Sedalia bankers to be tried today in Cole County
The State of Missouri versus Paul Barnett and David W. Peters, former Sedalia bank officials charged with violations of state banking laws, is set for 9 o'clock this morning in the Cole County Circuit Court. The case was moved here from Pettis County on venue.
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State of Missouri
Barrett Brothers
Sedalia
Cole County
Pettisty
Paul Barnett
David W. Peters
James
W. C. Irwin
Hoehler Injures Hand Lifting Glass
County Assessor Jack W. Hoehler injured his right index finger when a window sash glass cut to the bone while he tried to lift a pane yesterday. The incident left him with a crippled finger and awaiting treatment.
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Hoehler
Jack W. Hoehler
John C. Dyott Sighted in Capital City Visit
John C. Dyott of St. Louis was noted as a business visitor in the Capital City, with the report placing him among visiting commercial figures during the period.
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John C. Dyott
St. Louis
George A Leff Dies in St Louis Home at 53
George A Leff 53 a former local resident died yesterday afternoon at 5 30 at his St Louis home from heart trouble. He had worked as a prison guard here before moving back to St Louis with his family. He is survived by his wife and son John of St Louis and was father of Benjamin Leff a late local high school student fatally injured in an automobile accident last winter. The body will be brought here Thursday morning to Walther Wymore Funeral Parlors and Friday at 2 30 funeral services will be held at the Methodist church with burial in River View Cemetery officiated by Rev C E Royle. He was well known locally and leaves many friends.
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George A. Leff
St. Louis
Mr. Leff
Benjamin Leff
John
Walther-Wymore
Methodist Church
Riverview Cemetery
C. E. Royle
Rotarians Visit Boy Scout Camp
Rotary Day at the Boy Scout Summer Camp on the Ma ries drew many club members who joined the Scouts for a special visit. The Scouts presented an inspection enjoyed by Rotarians and the club treated the boys to ice cream. Reports say the camp conditions are ideal and the Scouts are having a fine time.
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Rotary
The
Maries
Rotarians
Smith to Wed Southern Girl in St Louis
Ben Smith a Missouri Pacific signal department worker and Miss Elizabeth Carter of Canton Mississippi will wed in St Louis today. Smith leaves for the ceremony and the couple plan a brief honeymoon before returning to reside here. County Recorder Henry Le Page issued a marriage license to L W Hudson of Hartsburg and Miss Mary Finney of Holt Summit for a later ceremony at the bride’s home.
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Ben Smith
Signal Department
Missouri Pacific
Elizabeth Carter
Canton
Mississippi
St. Louis
Smith
Henry le Page
L. W. Hudson
Hartsburg
Mary Finney
Holt Summit
Missouri River Forecast Looks Steady to Falling
Weather bulletin notes mostly fair warm Wednesday with possible Thursday. River stages show rises and small changes at St Joseph Kansas City Boonville Hermann Osceola Warsaw Tuscumbia with Osage and Missouri rivers forecast to fall or remain steady, Osage expected to fall, Missouri from Lexington to Osage mouth to fall after peak.
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Missouri
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Boonville
Hermann
Osceola
Warsaw
Tuscumbia
Lexington
Nouth
M. W. A. Ice Cream Social Planned for July 9
An M. W. A. ice cream social is slated for Saturday July 9 from 4 to 6 PM on the courthouse lawn. Tickets go on sale Thursday. The group also initiated three new members two from Wainwright in a ceremony honoring Woodmen born in June with eleven attendees noting June as their birth month.
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Wainwright
Woman Fined On Check Charge
Barbara Passmore of St. Louis pleaded guilty in Justice John G. Leslie's court to issuing a worthless check. She was fined $5 and costs, paid the amount due, and released. The hotel claim involved a bad check given to the Central Hotel weeks earlier while she lodged there.
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Barbara Passmore
St. Louis
John G. Leslie
Central Hotel
Mary Huegel
Italian Youth Befriended by County Welfare Officer
An Italian youth, about 25, ill and moneyless, was befriended by county welfare officer Mrs. Laura O. Green at the Pacific Hotel barber shop. He collapsed and was taken to St Marys Hospital, diagnosed with advanced tuberculosis. He lacks relatives, spoke little English, and may have served briefly in the army. Father Selinger and Green seek placement in a government TB hospital.
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Laura O. Green
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Pacific Hotel
Green
Dallas
Father Selinger
St. Peter’s Church
Robertson Ties Knot With Nevada Pair In Kansas City
Leonard Robertson of Nevada son of Mr and Mrs W C Robertson formerly of this city married Miss Clara Jean Matney of Nevada in Kansas City last Saturday afternoon. Robertson once served in the state legislature and now runs a Nevada candy store. Matney is a familiar visitor here with many friends offering congratulations.
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Leonard Robertson
Nevada
W. C. Robertson
Kansas City
Clara Jean Matney
Robertson
Matney
Mrs Edwards Named On Charities Board
R. R. Brewster of Kansas City a former U S senator candidate was named to the board of charities and corrections by Governor Sam A. Baker. Mrs Wm A Osgood whose term expired ceded her post to Brewster. Mrs Harry Edwards was reappointed for another term.
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R. R. Brewster
Kansas City
United States
Missouri
Sam A. Baker
Board of Charities and Corrections
Wm. A. Osgood
Harry Edwards
Jefferson City
Vaughan Will Hled in Cole County Court
The late George Vaughan's last will filed in Cole County Probate Court names executor George Stampfli without bond. Bequests total about 28 300 with Mrs Anna Vaughan widow and many relatives receiving amounts and St Peters Church 200. Estate valued 50 000 to 60 000.
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George Vaughan
Cole County
F. E. Luckett
8. W. Bedford
George Stampfli
Anna Vaughan
Gail Stampfli
Willie M. Carey
Jesse Carey
Herman Kolkmeyer
A. Wallendorf
Georgianna Hulett
Jake Wallendorf
Chris Wallendorf
Henry Wallendorf
William Kolkmeyer
Joseph Kolkmeyg
Mary Bolton
Minnie Kolkmeyer
St. Peter’s Church
Citation Motion to Be Filed Today in K C Federal Court
In Kansas City June 28 W L Vandeventer assistant U S district attorney said contempt citations against Sheriff L C Withaup Cole County and Sheriff Mason Lane and Deputy Harry Lane Johnson County for alleged liberties granted to federal liquor law violators will be filed tomorrow morning. Withaup admitted allowing liberties to federal prisoners at Cole County jail and is one of two Missouri sheriffs facing contempt actions in federal court.
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Associated Reas
Kansas City
W. L Vandeventer
United States District Attorney
L. C. Withaup
Cole County
Mason Lane
Harry Lane
Johnson County
Vandeventer
I. K. Parshall
United States
Western District of Missouri
S. C. Withaup
Withaup
Missouri
Bassman Buys Lot From Defunct Farmers Bank
Judge Henry J. Westhues in Cole County Circuit Court allowed Sam Bushman deputy in charge of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank assets to dispose of property. He ordered the sale of a lot in Racker's Sub-Division to W. A. Bassman for 1150 dollars.
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Henry J. Westhues
Cole County
Sam Bushman
State Finance Department
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Westhues
Racker
W. A. Bassman
Hartman Wanted by Fulton Police
Fulton authorities issued a warrant for Charles Hartman to answer charges in Fulton. Police could not locate Hartman by late last night. he is identified as a son of J Hartman of this city.
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Fulton
Charles Hartman
Hartman
J. Hartman
Curtis Leaves on Eastern University Lecture Tour
Dr. H. S. Curtis of the state department of Education departed yesterday for an eastern speaking tour. He plans to visit University of Indiana Miami University in Ohio Duke University in Durham North Carolina and Columbia University in New York City delivering a series of six lectures.
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H. S. Curtis
State Department of Education
University of Indiana
Miami University
Ohio
Duke University
Durham
North Carolina
Columbia University
New York City
Sauerhauge Wins Suit On Note For 386 50
The judge ordered a judgment for 386 50 in favor of G F Sauerhauge against Mr and Mrs M E Hickok over an old note. Nike G Sevier, attorney for the plaintiff, filed the suit a few days earlier. A jury in Justice Leslie's court yesterday awarded 175 to Centertown Bank against J S Waite and others in another note case.
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Henry J. Westhues
Cole County
G. F. Sauerhauge
M. E. Hickok
Nike G Sevier
Leslie
Centertown Bank
J. S. Waite
Services Held Yesterday for Miss Hutchison
Miss Elizabeth Hutchison aged 79 died Monday at her Centertown home after months of illness. Born in Kentucky she moved to Missouri and to Cole County as a girl. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Centertown Baptist Church with Rev R L Hood officiating. Burial followed in Centertown cemetery. Survived by one brother Frank and one sister Armenvia Hutchison both of Centertown. A respected Christian woman with many friends.
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Elizabeth Hutchison
Centertown
Kentucky
Missouri
Cole County
Baptist Church
R. L. Hood
Dunnavant Will Filed Here Tuesday
The will of the late Mrs. James Dunnavant was filed in the Cote County Probate Court yesterday. It, dated March 17 1926, names James Dunnavant as executor without bond and leaves all property to him except $1 each to sons Joe George and Henry Dunnavant.
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James Dunnavant
Cote County
Oscar J. Raithel
J. R. Sims
Joe
George
Henry Dunnavant
Daniel Edgell Weds Fannie Zumwalt in Jefferson City
Announcement of the marriage of Daniel H. Edgell and Miss Fannie F Zumwalt of Jefferson City. They were united by Justice R. B. Lamar in Fulton after a visit there last Saturday. They leave for a brief honeymoon and will reside in Jefferson City.
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Daniel H. Edgell
Fannie F Zumwalt
Jefferson City
Fulton
R. 8. Lamar
Mrs Newham and Children Visit Kielmans in Kansas City
Mrs F B Newham and her children from Kansas City arrived yesterday to spend several days with Mr and Mrs A T Kielman.
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F. B. Newham
Kansas City
A. T. Kielman
Schwaller Couple Return From St Louis Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Schwaller have returned from St Louis where they were guests of their son and daughter in law.
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Frank Schwaller
St. Louis
Army Plane Races Westward Over Pacific to Hawaii
Radio dispatches from the steamer President Pierce report an army Fokker plane 1,109 miles from San Francisco as it raced toward Hawaii. The President Pierce heard the aircraft asking for a radio bearing, while the Cleveland was about 600 miles away.
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Pacific
Hawaii
Associated Press
San Francisco
Federal Telegraph Company
President Pierce
Pierce
Gia
Cleveland
Construction of New Sewer System Progresses Slowly
City Engineer Ross said the new sewer project is progressing slowly due to recent heavy rain. Work has been suspended and several weeks lost, with completion not expected before late this year.
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Ross
Warm Weather Draws Crowds to City Pools and Beach
Hot days bring crowds to the State Park Swimming Pool and Moreau Park bathing beach as hundreds seek relief. Manager Frank Dallemeyer and Charles Convery oversee ongoing water changes and park services. A cold plunge offers quick relief from the heat.
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State Park
Moreau Park
Frank Dallmeyer
Charles Convery
Park Pool
New Garage Opens on Commercial Ave by Nevins and Vanderfeltz
Hartly H. Nevins and Albert F. Vanderfeltz, former Arnhold Motor Sales mechanics, resign to launch N and V at 317 Commercial Avenue. They offer auto repair with years of experience and guarantee satisfaction and duco painting. Public invitation extended.
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Hartly H. Nevins
Albert F. Vanderfeltz
Arnhold Motor Sales Company
Commercial Avenue
N. and V
Nevins
Vanderfelz
Mosby Addresses Put In Book Form
Missouri Commissioner of Pardons and Paroles Thomas Speed Mosby and Jefferson City attorney Jeferson City attorney are collected in a pamphlet titled The State and the Church and The Church and Liberty. The second edition of the sixteen page booklet is printed by the New Day Press and widely read in Missouri religious circles. Fritz Bockmarshal of Westphalia visited for business.
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Thomas Speed Mosby
Missouri
Jeferson
Mosby
Catholic Union of Missouri
Church and Liberty
St. Peter’s Hall
Missouri auxiliary to National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League to meet
The Columbia unit of a women's group opposing anti prohibitionist stance for the presidency will convene on July 9 to organize state and county branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri
National Women’s Democratic Law Enforcement League
Linn Man Lefe Vauehn Heads to Kansas City on Business
Lefe Vauehn of Linn traveled to Kansas City yesterday for business.
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Lefe Vauehn
Linn
Kansas City
Federal Telegraph reports army Fokker over steamer near coast
The army Fokker plane that departed Oakland Airport at 7:09 this morning passed over the steamer Sonoma at 2:44 this afternoon, about 750 miles from the California coast, as reported by the Federal Telegraph Company.
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San Francisco
Federal Telegraph Company
Army Fokker
Oakland
Sonoma
Caliefornia
Army Plane Heads Toward Hawaii From California
Six ton Army plane begins its flight from Oakland to Hawaii with more than half of the 2400 mile journey completed. Lieutenants Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger sent radio bearings from the steamer President Cleveland, about 1160 miles off the California coast, as the craft progressed westward.
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Associated Arena
Municipal
Oakland
Calif
Hawaii
President Pierce
Lester J.“ Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
President Cleveland
California
Army Hawaii flight plane over Sonoma near San Francisco
A Hawaii flight plane passed over the steamer Sonoma about 750 miles from the mainland at 2:44 PM while weather was cloudy with light rain. Winds were 80 mph from the north-northeast and a low sea lane appeared on the horizon as reported by radio operator Cady aboard the Sonoma.
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San Francisco
Army Hawaii
Sonoma
Federal Telegraph Company
Cady
Police Seek Couple Who Stole Shawls at Fulton
Fulton police hunt two men suspected of stealing several valuable Spanish shawls during yesterday's street carnival. Officers Popp and Bock are on the case after witnesses saw the theft and the pair vanished into the crowd. Arrests expected today.
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Fulton
Popp
Bock
Diggs Fined For Traffic Violation By Judge Leslie
H. K. Diggs pleaded guilty to driving without a license in police court yesterday. He paid a $3 fine and was released from custody.
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H. K. Diggs
Leslie
Diggs
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Mary Schauwecker
Apple Creek
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Onard Robertson
Clara Matney
Mrs. Edwards
Charities Board
Vaughan
George Stamafl
K. C
Bassman
Circuit Coue
Fulton Police
DR. Curtis
Dunnavant
Daniel Edgell
Fannie Zumwalt
Fokker
Garace
Commercial Ave
Albert Vanderfeltz
Fritz Bockmarshal
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