Society Notes From A Missouri Town Social Roundup
A long list of local residents travelling for visits and summer stays across Missouri and beyond. Frances Mosby, John A Lee, Means Ray, Margaret Morris, Jeannette Asbury, Robert G Clark, and C Hoebert feature among guests and travelers. Several local events are noted including line parties at the Jefferson Theatre, Euphrosyne Club hosting, and a Presbyterian circle gathering. A district American Legion meeting in Carrollton includes a flag presentation, and a Modern Woodmen Banquet honors the Forrester team. A Monday picnic at State Park brings together Hyde, Loveff, Yates, and many others from Trenton, Liberty, and Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- Missouri
State Park
A. M. Hyde
Carolyn
Love
Trenton
Yates
Liberty
Florence Eatham
Witer
Wilson
Morgan
Unionville
I.’ R. Bundy
Catherine
Elizabeth
Oscar Williams
Wavery
Jack Austin
C. W. Wright
Anna. Letts
Sedalia
Linxwiler
Marguerite Behner
Illinois Traction guaranteed bond offer for Jefferson City line
Bonds dated July 1 1921 due June 1 1926 pay 714 percent per annum. Secured by mortgage on all Jefferson City Bridge and Transit Company property with only 78000 indebtedness. Unconditionally guaranteed by Illinois Traction Company controlling utilities in 28 cities across four states and over 560 miles of interurban railway. Bonds available at 101 East High Street with attached subscription coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Bridge’ & Transit Company
Jefferson City
Jefferson City Bridge & Transit Company
Oth Ag
Illinois Traction Company
Hlinois Traction Company
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
E. High Street
Kilby
Marinello Shop resumes prewar prices across all services
The Marinello Shop proclaims a return to prewar prices for all services, materials, supplies, and merchandise. Mrs. A M McCormick, proprietor, invites patrons to take advantage of the new rate structure at 302 A E High St, phone 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinello Shop
A. M. McCormick
A.E. High St
Why the Hurry Ruship Shake and Vanish Pleasantly
A lighthearted quip from a social girl who misinterprets R S V P as Ruship Shake and Vanish Pleasantly, illustrating playful slang misunderstandings in a genteel setting.
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Ruship
Uneven pricing noted by cafeteria waitress
A cafeteria waitress criticizes departing guests and remarks that some items are sold at uneven prices. She notes cheap options and mentions that “that bird takes the prize,” implying a standout item or dish among a range of prices.
Bread and butter prices and penny-panic over checks
A speaker complains about many small costs, noting how checks demand pennies and pennies repeat in quick succession. He jokes about a shrimp with a different fellow each time and laments the accumulated begging over three weeks for lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Chandler the England you remember in London’s hotel
The narrator revisits a familiar London hotel near Trafalgar Square and reunites with Chandler the smoking room waiter. Despite wartime changes and a few new faces, Chandler embodies the enduring English atmosphere, noting the absence of Germans and the surprising rise of Swiss guests as England remains recognizable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Britannia
Chandler
London
Nelson
Mansion House
London Bridge
Trafalgar Square
William the Conqueror
Hastings
Charles II
Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Mosby
St. Louis
John A.lee
Rolla
Mrs. Means Ray
Casssille
Margaret Morris
Jeannette Asbury
Higginsville, Mo
Robert G. Clark
New York
Mes
Mim
C. Hoebert
John.Bohan
Galesburg, NL
Mrs
Chester Miller
South Adams Street
John Platt
Columbia
the City
John
Frank Shelden
Kansas City
Rudolph Dallmeyer
Earle
William N. Laidlaw
New York City
Helen Ruthven
F. L. Brooks
Carthage, Mo
Huston McDonald
Boonville
Rev
J. R
Mrs. McDonald
Frances Burkhardt
Jack
Billy Burkhardt
J. R. Summis
Chester Platt
Nix
Dc. Becker
Jefferson Theatre
Mary. Holliway
Mars
W. N. Laidlaw
Fletcher
Clartke
Otto Schwartz
The
Presbyterian’ Church
John T. Clarke
E. Dunklin Street
Radke
William Fox
Constance Talmadge
Euphrosyne Club
Chas Buchanan
E. McCarty Street
Euphrosyse
Garden Bowers
Miss Barrett
Rett
American Legion
Carrollton
District Meeting of
LeRoy Smith
William ‘R. Painter
Herndon Painter
Woodmen of
America
Madison
Forrester
National
W. S.W
Jefferson’ City
Jefferson City, Mo
Jefferson City Bridge & Transit Co
Wolff-Berger
Oustratune Senvicely
Nyc
Cafeteria Found
C. B. Corwin News Agency
E. McCarty
FORD
Exide Co
Exide
Garage & Tire CO
ASTOR
Samuel Ter
York City
Cer
Ntaur cc
Mation
Sai
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