Announcements and Community Events in Amoma Area
Saturday rummage sale by Group Three of Amoma First Baptist Church. Story Telling Hour at Public Library for children 5 to 10. Noted social and civic items include Governor Park and Mrs. Park visiting St Joseph, DAR Founder’s Day luncheon in Columbia with Mrs. Clyde Porter speaking on Steam Boat Stories. Christian College girls to spend weekend in Columbia with DeMolay dance at Masonic Temple. Triple-B Club entertained by Miss Jane Pace. first Story Telling Hour of year at Public Library Saturday morning.
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First Baptist
Columbia
Columbian
Daughters of ‘American Revolution
Harris ‘Cafe
Clyde Porter
Marshall
BD. A. R
Porter
Missouri
George Robertson
Jack Webbs
Howard Cook
Jefferson City
Frank G. Harris
Christian College
Jane Birkhead
Birkhead
Gaumbia
Willa Mae Redfield
Jane James
Kansas City
Ann Knox
Independence
Jane Jolly
Arkansas
Dorothea, Jacobs
Salisbury
Helen Sevier
Liberty
Masonic Temple
Jane Pace
Mulberry Street
Mary Margaret, Grace
Mildred McEntire
Betty Forbes
Ma He Stokes
Mildred Becker
Waneka Frazier
Lavere Behrens
Miss Pace
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Fete Eilenberger
Oscar Burkhalter
Joe Garrett
Billy MdGwen
O. W. Raithel
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Herbert Hubert
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Vivian Rhodes
Junior ‘Pace
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Local Branch Plans Character Focused Stories Saturday
The American Association of University Women local branch approves a story theme stressing character and kindness for a Saturday event. Miss Hortense Crawford will oversee activities as five to ten year olds are invited, with a formalities check noted.
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American Association of University Women
Hortense Crawford
Perfume Gift Guide Advises Personal Match for Women
The shopper should choose a good brand and conventional scent to suit the recipient's personality. For young girls pick single flowers, for mature women use heavy spicy types, and delicate bouquets for subtle tastes. A small expensive bottle beats a large inferior one, with boxed sets as a practical gift option.
Hannibal Man Heads Ice Cream Makers
C. J. Menzel of Hannibal was elected president of the Missouri Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers at the end of the eighth annual convention. L. H. Ames of Kansas City became vice president and W. H. Reid of Columbia was named secretary.
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J. B. Henderson
Neighborly Neighbor Club
Rade Scott
Alberta Wallendorf
David Erickson
D. N. Wright
Columbia
Dec
C. J. Menzel
Hannibal
Missouri Association of
L. H. Ames
Kansas City
W. H. E.J .Reid
Grundy County Power Plant Abolished
The State Public Service Commission authorized Missouri Public Service Company to discontinue its electrical distribution plant in Galt Grundy County. Since opening in April 1929 Warrensburg based company and Galt built a municipal plant. a agreement in July required city to buy power from the company and the company to withdraw from the distribution field. The order makes this agreement permanent.
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State Public Service Commission
Missouri Public Service Company
Missouri
Galt
Grundy County
Warrensburg
Private capital creeping into New Deal fold
Washington dispatch reports that conservative New Dealers push private capital to spur recovery, with spending policies causing rift in the New Deal. Commerce Secretary Roper cites October trade gains and expects gradual improvement through spring. AF of L notes FHA building efforts halted declines in November as housing initiatives ease the deadlock.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel
Roper
Federal Reserve -Board
American Federation of Labor
Federal Housing Administration
PHA
Wov
William Green
A. F. Ofc
Roosevelt factions clash over capital spending and jobs
In a fragmented debate many groups urge private capital to loosen. Roosevelts allies warn that private spending will not deliver full employment. Green praises FHA while others push plans to prevent budget missteps during wartime reform. Paraguay’s population and gender ratios are cited in a broader regional context.
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Jed
Roose
Green
FHA
Ini
Roosevelt
New Deal
Folger's Mountain Coffee Promises Rich Flavor
This ad asserts Folger's is real mountain coffee grown on high mountain plantations with volcanic soil and tropical rains. It claims richer tang, better flavor than lowland coffees, and that slight price per pound yields more cups per serving. It targets men and mentions dining cars, hotels, and clubs.
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