Announcements at Central School and Local Clubs
Thursday Central School P T A meets at 3 o clock in the school building for a Christmas program. D A R Radio Program on WDAF at 3 15 features Mrs Blanche J dangerfield of Columbia speaking on Pearl Daughters Graves in Misnor. Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club hosts at Madison Hotel Parlors at 7 19 o clock with Miss Dora Snyder and Miss Esther Oxley at home of Mrs N R Beagle 1102 Vineyard Square 7 30 Athens Study Club meets at Public Library clubrooms at 2 with Mrs Lon Richey leading Emma Guhleman Circle at Central Evangelical Church with Mrs Lb W Helmreich 1014 Oak Street business meeting at 2 40 BW Chapter P E O meets at Public Library clubrooms at 2 30 short business meeting King s Daughters Class at First Presbyterian Church hosted by Mr and Mrs Guy Walrod 1900 Ella Street at 7 30
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WDAF
Blanche J. Dangerfield
Columbia
Misnor
American Association of University Women
Dora Snyder
Esther Oxley
N. R. Beagle
Vineyard Square
Athens Study Club
Publit Library
Lon Richey
Emma Guhleman
Central Evangelical Church
Oak Street
King’s Daughters
First Presbyterian Church
Guy Walrod
Ella Street
Olive Ewing
Dallmeyer Music Club
Madison Hotel
MacDowell
Edward MacDowell
Duensing
Camille Belle Singleton
Guy Walrad
August Weigel
Piesto- Largo
Miss Singleton
Paul R. Schmidt
Camille’ Belle Singleton
W. W. Bratton
Charles Gaither
Fred Beagle
Clarence Murphy
S. S
First Baptist Church
Stanley P. Howard
Parker Memorial
Lucille Vernon
A. Kelly
Irene Wright
W. J. Eddieman
Mary Krueger
Lucille Rabe
Edith Cole
A. Meyers
Floyd Swim
Dunklin Street
Var
Guy W. Walrod
Christmas Party Gifts Mark FS Chapter Event
Members of FS Chapter P E D and about 30 guests enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by Miss Ruth and Miss Mary Helen Garson and others at the Carson home 606 East Capitol Avenue. The gathering featured games carols a Christmas story and gift exchanges before a coffee service and planned January return.
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Ruth
Mary Helen Garson
Helen St. George
Dorothy Asel
Carson
East Capitol Avenue
Mary Helen Carson
H .G. Collet
G. 5. Birkhead
You'll Cut Lots of Ice In These Holiday Modes
A fashion guide for winter vacations mixing practicality with flair. It suggests ski outfits with Russian knit tops, a dramatic orchid crepe dinner dress, and a fur accented coat ensemble including gray kidskin hat scarf and muff purse for travel and resort wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
SAVOY
NEA Service
Glowing Gift Ideas for Christmas Personal Care
A guide to pampering women at Christmas with tailored beauty gifts. Suggests gifting preferred creams in large jars, cleansing and tissue creams in half pound jars, favorite toilet soap, and prepaid beauty treatments. Recommends salon scalp treatments, shampoos, finger waves, decorative cotton canisters, and boxed face powder for a thoughtful present.
Miner Water Cures All Farmer Faces Misbranding Charge
William E. Schmidt, a Pittsfield, Illinois farmer, 65, is in federal court in East St. Louis on misbranding charges under the Pure Food and Drugs Act for mineral water labeled as treating lumbago rheumatism and other ailments. A federal inspector will aid in drafting a proper label. Schmidt will continue in business on a two year probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
SY. Louis
Ill
William E. Schmidt
Pittsfield
Schmidt
Bullet Proof Cages Fail to Keep Bandits Out
Creve Coeur Farmers Bank in St. Louis county was robbed of about $4000 by two armed men despite steel and glass bullet proof cages. Cashier Robert Bloom was forced to open the vault and locked inside before the robbers fled. assistant cashier Mrs. Bertha D. Rausch freed him after arriving. This followed a prior January 23 robbery at the same bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Creve Coeur Farmers Bank
Robert FP. Bloom
Bertha D. Rausch
Bloom
First National Bank of
St Louisian Shoots Self in Death Plunge
A coroner's verdict ruled death by self-inflicted gunshot for J. Leo Coltman a 22 year old west side dress shop owner found shot at the home of James W. McMillan in St Louis. Coltman had recently arrived from Nogales Arizona with his brother and showed signs of depression before the incident. A note addressed to "Billy" spoke of taking the yellow run out on him.
Low Bid for Erection of Building in Laverton Mo
Alex J. Anderson of Davenport submitted the low bid for erection of a construction house and building for the federal loan project at Laverton Missouri. The bid was 3000 dollars. Other bids ranged from 3290 to 3850 dollars, with engineers estimating 2709 dollars.
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Rock Island, II
Alex J. Anderson
Davenport
Laverton
A. J. Richardson
Hannibal
Clarence Snyder
Martin Construction Co
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Public Library
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H. L. Nugent
Main Street
Beulah Rose
Albert Wolf
Waterloo
Llinois
Betty Lee van Horn
First Methodist Church
Jackson Street
Mildred Rutledge
Miss Rutledge
Imogene Johns
Jesslyn Allen
Nelda Steward
Betty Scarbrough
Dorothy Stroll
Shirley Dixon
Dorothy Kelt
Santa Claus
Howard
C. G Albright
Audrey Callahan
Daughters of Isabella
Glennon Circle
Knights of Columbus Hall
Betty Lou Turbett
Adeste Fidelis
Eleanor Kolkmeyer
Stilli Mnacht
Fred Knollmeyer
Kolkmeyer
King’s Daught
The
First Presbyteri
Fanny
Delta Gamma Theta Sorority
Mary Aline Amos
McCarty Street
Jeanette DeWyl
Adams Street
8. G. Gallahan
Rolla
L. Son
L. BE. Callahan
Mary] Hurt
University of Tennessee At
Knoxville
Lucien
Hurt
Moreau Drive
Tra Lohman, Jr
Northwestern University
Evanston, If
Ira Lohman
iHe
Tadys Parker
Beauty
Dorothy Lee
Hollywood
Dorothy
Troube
Poinsettia
Busch
Madison
ST. Louisian
United States
Pope’s
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Optometrist
E. High
Missouri Transit Co
UNION
Weber Ice Cream CO
Rumford
Saint Nick
Jefferson City
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