Society Socials and Parties Across City Headlines
Dallmeyer hosted a Thursday dance at 600 Hast Main for Robert Dallmeyer of Western Military Academy. Guests and performers included Katrine Dallmeyer and the English Orchestra, with a large list of attendees. Other events feature Dorothy Claggett’s party at Lindell Blvd and club dinners, line and afternoon gatherings, plus an upcoming Jefferson Theatre program and Miss Elaine Church’s departure to St Louis.
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Dallmeyer
Hast Main
W. A. Dallmeyer
Robert
Western Military Academy
Alton
Katrine Dallmeyer
Myrene Houchin
John Guy Gibson
Wm. Allen
Paul Schmidt
Jack Hobbs
Lillian Tweedie
Marguerite Henley
Lorne Raithel
Rachel Parker
Evelyn Manchester
Lucille Newton
Mary Julia Dix
Mabel Blair
Lois Blair
Anna Lou O’larey
Mary Armstrong
Elsa Happy
Grace Mary Blair
Elizabeth Haigh
Cathryn Blair
Lowisa Stephens
Mary Louise Clark
Emma Monier
Dorothy’ Monier
Florence Kathan
Dorothy, Decker
Mary C
Brenneisen
Messrs
Hughes Clark Pulliam
Henley
Blair
Russell
Ned
Grove
Sam Blair
Wendell Manchester
Arthur Price
Nelson Ward
Harvey Salmon
Louis Antrobus
Wm. Blakey
Robert Reaves
Phil Enloe
Jack Burkhardt
Paul Carson
Erin Haigh
Jack Geisecke
St. Louis Country Club
Wm. N. Claggett
Dorothy Claggett
Smith College
Lindell Blvd
Faye Pare
Jefferson Theatre
Tolson’s
Lydie Moore
Dorothy McGee
Grace Hamlin
Independence
Kansas
Louise Bohn
Columbia
Madison Hotel Hosts Banquet and Public Dances
Friday evening at the Madison Hotel the Shriners will banquet and dance. The Country Club Dinner will be hosted by Mr and Mrs A W Graham at six o clock. Saturday the Madison Hotel ballrooms will open to the public for dancing and social events.
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Madison Hotel
Shriners
Country Club
A. W. Graham
Madison
Margaret Enloe
Washington Street
Miss Fisher
Marshall, Mo
Tom Fisher
State Democratic Committee
Mrs. Fisher
A. W. Happy
Peachy and Jerry Beck Move Toward a Life in Newton Heights
In a tense late night ride, Jerry Beck pressures Peachy toward marriage and a new home after a risky Harlem life. They tour a mansion in Newton Heights, celebrating a future with plans, a stepdaughter, and a fresh start, while Dee Dee confronts fear of darkness and dependence.
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Newton Heights
Sadie Barnet
Jerry
Dee Dee
Retail Merchants urged to close on January 2 1922
Jefferson City Retail Merchants Association calls all members to close their shops for the entire day on Monday January 2 1922. Signed by J C Retail Merchants Assn Phil A Dal lmeyer President Hy Guhlem an Secretary. Also buys good clean rags at 5 cents a pound for the Democrat Tribune office.
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Jefferson City
Democrat- Tribune
Capital City Building and Loan Agency Stock Offering
Capital City Building and Loan Ags n Thig Company authorized 38rd Series stock with first payment January 10, 1922. Readers desiring shares should contact L. J. Franz Secretary at Exchange Realty Building, Office 202 East High Street.
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Capital City Building and Loan Ags’n Thig Company
L. J. Franz
Seccy
High St. Exchange Realty Bldg
Seven Weeks War reshapes German leadership in 1860
The Seven Weeks War pitted Prussia and Italy against Austria and its German allies. The brief conflict, guided by Bismarck, aimed to expel Austria from the German confederation and establish a new German empire led by Prussia.
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Prussia
Italy
Austria
Bavarian
Wurttemberg
Baden
Saxony
Hesse-Cassel
Nassau
Bismarck
Germany
Valuable Jack Pine as a Continuous Forest Crop
A Montreal Family Herald note extols the Jack Pine for forestry use highlighting extreme hardiness on poor soils and rapid growth. It reproduces well, outcompeting other conifers after cutting or fire, and reaches pulpwood size sooner than spruce or balsam in common conditions.
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Montreal Family Herald
Leather care recipe for dressing and cleaning
A historical guide states a leather dressing uses equal parts glycerin and sweet oil applied thinly with a cloth and left for 20 minutes before drying. It also notes ordinary soap and water create a good leather cleanser, applied with a sponge and wiped off with a chamois.
Estate of Gerard Veltrop granted letters testamentary
Notice is given that letters testamentary on the estate of Gerard Veltrop deceased were granted to the undersigned on December 13 1921 by the Probate Court of Cole County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them within six months for allowance to the Executor or be precluded from benefits. if exhibited within one year they shall be barred. Attest John E Garman Judge of Probate George Veltrop Executor. Advertising supplies the combination to the safe arate Bo precious secrets of success are.
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Gerard Veltrop
Cole County
Missouri
John E. Garman
George Veltrop
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J. H. Nolan
David Blair
A.T. Edmonston
A.T. Edmonston, Mr. and ‘Wes. “Wm. CG. Trewin, Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Lotter
Stanley Howard
Robt. Holliway
M. Talbert
Talbert
John Weber
McGintley
H. S.kilby
Vodevil
Chas. Ray
Elaine Church
St. Louis
Camille Roesen
Miss Foreman
Mary Kilhalland
Insurance Department
Moberly
Schumacher
Clinton, Mo
Margaret
Sarah
Franklin
Helen Glover
Gladys Webb
Russelville, Mo
Miss Haley
Attorney-General’s Office
Mr. Jos. Osgood
Osgood
Jerene Osgood
Kansas City
Carrie Bohn
Fred Bohn
Columbia, Mo
Florence Henley
Joplin
Helen Bath
Richmond
Harrison
Carthage
Harper and Brothers
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Hudson’ Ocean
Tootsie
Siddo
Peaches
Peddy
Cloonan
George
Miss Barnet
Sadie
Miss Worte
Darling
Dee Dee Darling
Promia
Edith
Jerry Pe
Maisie
Jerome Beck
Howdy
Newel
Dearie
Harlem
Quret
Twenty-third Street
J. C
Ass’n
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Pres
HY. Guhleman
Sec’y
Ee Ivare
Ming
Westgate
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Mgr
Saint ‘Louis
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