Christmas social notes and visits in Jefferson City
Local items report Mrs. Joseph G Heimburger and daughter Evalyn will visit from Kansas City for Christmas while she studies at Horner Institute. Various church groups plan Candlelight Vesper services and Christmas events with choirs, gifts, and treats. Families, former residents, and students head home for holidays, with post and hotel gatherings, and a few weddings noted nearby.
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Capital City
Joseph G. Heimburger
Evalyn Ann
Kansas City
Heimburger
Horner Institute
Gorrel
Central Presbyterian Church, Kansas City
James R. Elliott
Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club
Jefferson Cillans
Donn P. Gordon
First Presbyterian Church
City
Central Presbyterian Church
Manses City
G. E. Wharton
Ruth Wharton
Miss Wharton
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Personal notices from West Plains and visitors announce arrivals
Mr. Bland Brydon of West Plains visits for the weekend with friends. Rev E W Berlekamp and wife host her parents Mr and Mrs O Gatsler of St Louis for Christmas. Miss Esther Nations returns Monday from Missouri Baptist Hospital where in nurse training. Miss Etta Lou Carter stays with Mrs Gordon Hendy for winter after recuperating from a foot procedure. Mr and Mrs Andrew Schwerdferger hosted Mr and Mrs C F Wasser of Baldwin Georgia, former residents. Wasser worked with the state highway department. Miss Helen Amos of Benjamin Harrison School Kansas City is noted.
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Marthe Buchanan
Missouri Hotel
Lois Beagle
Ruth Elder
Miss Buchanan
Betty Cook
Jamita Schott
Louise Richey
Mardell Worthley
Harriet Johnson
Helen Donaldson
Horner Institute
Kansas City
Peggy Lou Schott
Mary Grace McCasland
Marjory Gordon
Frances Frew
Frances Anne Ramsey
Irene Levis
Emma Jean Walls
Pauline Skerd
Jean Bassman
Elizabeth Hoerschen
Mary Margaret Lohman
Mae’ Mildred Bartlett
Kitty Underwood
Virginia Underwood
Columbia
Andrew Schwerdtferger
Underwood
Savitar
Bland Brydon
West Plains
E. W. Berlekamp
O. Gatsler
St. Louis
Esther Nations
Missouri Baptist Hospital
Etta Lou Carter
Gordon Hendy
Miss Carter
St. Mary's Hospital
Andrew Schwerdbferger
C. F. Wasser
Baldwin, Ga
Wassers
Wasser
State Highway Department
Helen Amos
Benjamin Harrison School
Hair Dye Irritation Common From Paraphenylenediamine
Dr Morris Fishbein explains skin irritation from synthetic hair and fur dyes containing paraphenylenediamine. Reactions show itching and redness first on eyelids and neck and may spread. irritation due to quinone oxidation is relieved by sodium hyposulphite. Many everyday dyed products can cause eruptions.
Death sentences affirmed in Missouri court rulings
Report of multiple Missouri cases with sentences and appeals. Woolsey claims frame-up in a home firing case between rival grocers. Optometry charge reversed for exemption. Decker jailed fifteen years for bank robbery. Long not prosecuted. Moncado life for second degree murder reversed for self defense errors. Four Kansas City men jailed six months for operating gaming devices.
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Cooley
Charles W. Haub
Woolsey
J. A. Knapp
Kansas City
Ray Decker
Pettis County
Community Bank of
Smithton
Davis Decker
Cole County
Jack Long
Long
Vincent Moncado
St. Louis
Osse
Davis
Moncado
Vincenzo Vitale
Vitale
Jesse Blanchard
Robert Gooding
A. J. Crabtree
Floyd Brown
White
Public Works bill faces Senate opposition in budget talk
Chronicles of budget dealings with Secretary Hyde suggest Congress could pass the measures tonight if no major rifts arise. otherwise they await legislators’ return from holiday. Farm Board bill stalls as Senator Borah seeks clarity on money use amid mounting conference needs.
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Budget Bureau
Hyde
Congress
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Debris of Russia’s Imperial Family Brought to France
Paris reports General Jules Janin told Grenoble correspondent he returned what he called the debris of Russia's royal imperial family. He kept the remains at his chateau from June to October 1920 and handed them to M. Desis, former Russian ambassador in Italy. He cites Prague papers quoting Janin that the remains were buried in his family plot.
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Paris
Journal Today
Grenoble
Jules Janin
France
Russia
M. Desis
Italy
Prague
General Janin
Congress Rush to Finish Emergency Bills Before Holidays
Congress opened with a heavy agenda as the Senate weighs remaining disputes on the 116 million dollar emergency public works and the 150 million farm board appropriation. The House, lighter but poised to finalize pendi ng measures and pass before recess in 1991, awaits conference with the Senate. The president may sign the 45 million dollar drought relief bill after rapid action.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Treasury-Post Office
New Power Commission
Legislative Branch
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T. E. Bronaugh
C. J. Linker
W. C. Sanders
W B. Malone
Malone
Y. A. W. and Auxiliary
Veteran of Foreign Wars
Roy Lone Post
Central Evangelical Sunday School
Edna Schroeder
BE. W. Berlekamp
Clara Jens
Herbert I. Taylor
Alice Kelley
St. Peter’s Rectory
Father Vogelweid
Johnnnie Riner
Methodist Church
D. Amos
Quentin Heisler
Chicago
Northwestern University
Mrs
Thos. Heisler
A. L. Barnes
Des Moines
Iowa
Allen Gray
Elizabeth Goser
Dr. Gray
Yuba City
California
Gray
J. G. Osgood
Geraldine
Osgood
Fanny
G. U.S
Minor, Fraser
Jondes
Pid
Rin & Land
Mafalda Mariottina
Daily Health Service
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
HGH
Pope’s
Jefferson City Rifle Club
Rifle Range
City Limits
Highway 30
Mery Christias
Public Loan Corp
Jeffersson
Justus Busness School
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