Shuman-Cook wedding guests and social notices
Society news lists guests at the Shuman Cook wedding and numerous local social events. Entries mention Miss Mary Fidler, Miss Sallie Newkirk, Huston McDonald, the Towles family, the Schotts, Miss Sallie Yates, Mrs. Hyde, Miss Maude Oberman, and many others visiting or traveling between Kansas City, St. Louis, Liberty, Tipton, and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fidler
Shuman-Cook
Country Club
Evelyn Goldman
Irene Slate
J. S. Sullivan
Tom Fisher
T. G. Burkhardt
Lotta Goldberg
James Blair
John T. Clark
Jos. Kolkmeyer
O. C. Stegmeyer
Kilby
R. Armstrong
Nan Summers
K. McCause
W. C. Irwin
Juliet Price
Two Maids Named Kate Solve by Kite Raising
London Post notes a London clergyman has two maids both named Kate. One is Cockney and the other Scot. The method to distinguish them is simple raise one Kite and the other Kate, ensuring no confusion ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kate
London Post
War nurses form cooperatives to farm northern Alberta
In Edmonton on June 1 a group of former overseas nurses from Montreal plan a cooperative farming venture in the Grande Prairie region of northern Alberta. The four women, including Miss McLean Miss Ellis and Miss MacNish, aim to file homesteads of 100 acres each, totaling a section, plus another section of free land due to overseas service. They will farm with their own hands and have prepared with masculine gear. The article notes sunflowers will cover three times the 1920 acreage in Western Canada, highlighting sunflowers’ rise as a major crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Montreal
Spirit River
Grande Prairie
Alberta
New North Country
McLean
Ellis
MacNish
New Secretary Qualifies For State Public Service Commission
Louis H. Breuer of Rolla was appointed secretary to the state public service commission replacing N. Williams. He qualified today and will assume the office tomorrow. Breuer, a Republican, succeeds a Democrat at an annual salary of 3600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Breuer
Rolla
State Public Service Commission
Williams
Patronize the Blind of This Community Ad
A community notice promotes services and products from local blind merchants and artisans. George Warburton offers music lessons, Daisy Oster sells knitted items, Kate Kolb provides crochet and tatting, Leslie Johnson sells brooms and mats, and Mrs. Tresa Hillen markets poultry and fowls. It lists contact phones and directs blind residents to O H Jones for pension information, Jefferson City Ass'n for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warburton
Daisy Oster
East High Street
Kate Kolb
St. Thomas
Leslie Johnson
Tresa Hillen
E. O. Jones
H. Jones
Jefferson City
Five Dollar Monthly Stock Plan Promises Big Return
The notice promotes a building and loan stock offer at five dollars per month, with a stated $1,000 payout at maturity and typical shares maturing around 130 months. It urges young savers to start now, noting the 10th series open for subscription through William F. Winkelmann, secretary, at Cole County Bank or by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Building and Loan Association
Wm. F. Winkelmann
Cole County Bank
Capital City Building and Loan Association Stock Offer
Capital City Building and Loan Association announces the authorization of its 32nd stock series with first payment due June 14, 1921. Interested parties are invited to contact L. J. Franz, Secretary, Office 202 East High St., Exchange Realty Bldg. for shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Franz
Sec’g
East High St
Exchange Realty
Jefferson City Bridge and Transit Company Stockholders Meeting
Notice of stockholders meeting transcribed from the Jefferson City Bridge and Transit Company. Details specify date, time, and place for shareholder attendance and possible actions on corporate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Jefferson City Bridge and Transit Company
Missouri Corporation
Jefferson City
Missouri
W. A. Dallmeyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ewing Towles
St. Louis
T. O. Towles
Miss. Sallie. Newkirk
Fairview
Tipton, Mo
Huston McDonald
His
Mrs
J. E. McDonald
Otto Schultz
Fritz Schott
Means Ray
Miss le Compte
Stephens College
Columbia
Mr. J.T. O'Connor
Mrs. Wm. Allen
Chester “Harding
Fred’ Magruder
Texas
John Smith Slate
Baker Johnson
Harold Pope
Linn, Mo
Adams
Anthony Buford
Sedalia
State Fair Board
Leonard Noonan
Exchange Bank
Kansas City
D. Noonan
Harold Ragland
Billy Ragland
Wm. T. Ragland
McCarty Street
Tom ‘Antrolurs
Louis
Moreau
J. T. Cross
Ethel
Elizabeth
Charence R. Gillespie
Independence, Mo
Miss Maude Oberman
Atlanta
Georgia
Mrs. Oberman
Miss Maude
Chas. P. Hough
Mrs. Hough
Baby
Elizabeth Hough
Mrs. Chas, P. Hough Sr
East Main Street
Myrene Houchin
North Carolina
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Katrine Dallmeyer
Dailmeyer
Atlantic City
H. T. Manning
Danville
Kentucky
Grace Church
Jefferson Theatre
Norma Talmade
Pathe News
State Park
Cherry Street
Ferguson
East Highstreet
Seg Ferguson
Chester Harding
Frederick Magruder
Mesdames Harding
Magruder
B. F. James
Fulton
B. F. Wilson
H. M. Watts
Inc
Riner
Ed. Ellis
D.C. Weatherly
L. M. Bragg
Chas. Heinrichs
C. B. Allbritain
Matt Bolton
Lucile Weatherly
Great Northern Hotel
Chicago
Jackson Bled
Dearborn and
Quincy Streets
Great Northern
John C. O’neill
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cenverann
Burrazo
Cieverano
Niagara
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Cleveland, Ohis
Enat
Cal
Anericés
W. B. Nuform
Weingarten Bros., Inc
New York
WAR Nurses
Canada
United States
Fletcher
Democrat-Tribune
Jefferson City Candy Company
Splinters
Oustiature
Seavreefre
NYC
Asie
Capital City Building and Loan Association
Thomas L. Price
George M. Mattis
H. S. Kilby
W. B. McKinley
Ways
Pers
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