Social Circles Doings Report Wednesday through Saturday
Local social pages note St Rita s Sewing Circle meeting guests at Mary Jane apartments and Longnecker Circle hosted by Mrs R C Brownlee. Jane Randolph Jefferson Chapter D A R plans National Defense program at 2 30 p m on Saturday. Daughters welcome. Mrs Kolkmeyer honored by St Catherine s Study Club with brass book ends. sale of home to the Clark couple and trip to New York for Kolkmeyer family. James Weber hosts holiday dinner and bridge with physicians and professionals attending. first in a series of parties. Miss Anne Russel Hoefer hosts informal tea for visiting school and college set. Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club Silver Anniversary event planned for Jan 8 at Mrs Young s Cherry Street home. St Peter s Girl Scouts and Senior Troop receive Christmas parties and gift exchange at St Peter s School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Randolph Jefferson
Lester
Parker
East Capitol Avenue
National Defense
L. David Enloe
Arthur Dodge
New York City
Mercedes Kolkmeyer
Frank Hufffines
Frank Arthur Hutfines
Weber
John Weber
Elsmarine Avenue
Stanley Howard
Syhees Schulte
EB. Tanner
Mis
Johnnie Riner
Charlotte Lotter
Ethelyn
Henwood
Olive Ewing
St. Peter's
St. Peter's School
Fred’ Kuhlman
Fraternity
Delta Phi Kappa
Missouri Hotel
Victor Ing
St. Louis
Herbert Schrader
Jack Stone
Vincent
Ing
Tribune
Jack Shaw
Rudolph Dallmeyer
Young School
College Beuds
Eldon
Anne Russel Hoefer
Norman Harrison
Marion Allen
Canadian
Texas
Roy Monei
Mrs. Allen
Dorothy Monier
Holiday dances and dinners highlight Columbia society
Mrs D J McDonald and Mrs O C Stegmaier lead a holiday season of dances and entertainments at the Da Nite Emporium with a colored Columbia orchestra. Delta Phi Kappa holds a Christmas dinner dance at the Missouri hotel. Multiple social events feature bridge, hosting, visits, and party planning among local clubs, fraternities, and families with many attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Cs
TL A. C
Delta Gamma Theta Sorority
Missouri Hotel
Billye Edwards
Lucia Nolen
Stegmaier
Ed Simon
Children
Columbia
Weekend visitors from St Louis and Weston noted
Mrs L A Clarenbach returned from a week end in St Louis with Mr and Mrs Fred Clarenbach. Mr and Mrs Joe Pitroff, former residents now in St Louis, were week end guests of Mr and Mrs W A Anderson. Mrs Paul Steppleman left for St Louis to visit relatives. Mrs Ann Sneathen came home after Christmas with her parents at Weston Mo. Charles Loesch hosted son Christ Loesch and Mrs Loesch from St Louis for Christmas dinner. Judge and Mrs Almon Ing hosted their sons Victor Ing and A M Ing from St Louis for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Porter
Ben Porter
James Tanner
Slater
Qodessa
O. H. Shaw
Exie Tomlison
Kansas City
Erma
Ruth McAllister
Columbia
Henry Fish
St. Louis
Shaw
Mgr
Jack Malo
Shaw Home
Adah Sturgeon
Sturgeon
Guy Walrod
Chicago
Walrod
Bradshaw
Nebraska
L. A. Clarenbach
Fred Clarenbach
Joe Pitroff
W. A. Anderson
Paul Steppleman
Ann Sneathen
Lb. H. Smither
Weston
Charles Loesch
Madison Street
Christ Loesch
Loesch
Almon Ing
Victor Ing
A. M. Ing
Figures in Accident Despite Rabbit's Foot
Billy McKaig a 34 year old salesman was taken to a police station after a car crash in which his wife was slightly injured. Later Mrs McKaig accused him of beating her over fault in the accident. He resisted and was subdued by officers as his valuables were checked including a rabbit's foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanbas City
Billy McKaig
Merger Denied in Bethlehem Youngstown Steel Fight
The proposed 1 billion dollar Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger was blocked by Judge David G. Jenkins as minority stockholders won an injunction. The ruling cited inadequate stockholder information and questioned the final exchange ratio and accounting reports while Cyrus Eaton voiced no comment on the decision.
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Youngstown, O
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheets and Tube Company
Common Pleas
David G. Jenkins
Jenkins
Cyrus S. Eaton
aCelveland
Sheet and Tube Board of Directors
Sheet
Lube
Bethlehem
Sheet and Tibe
Cleveland
Luther Day
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
New York
API
Dung Gangster Lombardo Dies From Early Shooting
William Lombardo a 19 year old Sicilian gangster died from bullet wounds after an ambush in front of his home in St Louis He was listed as a gunman and whiskey runner and linked to narcotics and extortionists Police lacked an eyewitness account though several saw him fall and others recalled a large blue sedan fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William Lombbardo
Lombardo
Lady diplomat sails to Bogota to represent US
Pretty Louise Oestreich of Albuquerque New Mexico is hailed as a new lady diplomat. She was photographed as she sailed from Los Angeles on the liner Colombia to become secretary of the American legation at Bogota in Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Oestreich
Albuquerque
N. M
Sam
Los Angeles
Colombia
Bogota
Republic of Colombia
Death of Edwin Jackson at Rogers home
Edwin Jackson, 50, president of Lie First National Bank of Rogers, was found dead in his Rogers Arkansas home with a bottle of poison nearby. Officers say he appeared despondent over financial troubles. he was a major landowner and head of the county's largest department store. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Rogers
Ark
Der
Edwin Jackson
Lie
First National Bank of
Jackson
Hs Wisdow
Incomes Above Million Dollar Figures In 1928
Washington reports the 1928 tax year saw 511 Americans with incomes over one million dollars. The Treasury also noted last year’s total taxable funds reached $126,686,433, with refunds exceeding $110,000,000. The 1923 millionaire group included 74 women, 26 earning over $5,000,000, spread across the nation, led by eleven in New York. Total net national incomes reached $25,226,326,910, with $1,194,254,037 in tax collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Birreau
Treasury
Congress
Inicomma
Tvo
New York
Millionaire tax refunds total over one hundred eighty five million
The 1930 tax refunds to Congress show the top earners receiving large sums. United States Steel Corp led with 15,205,343 dollars. John D. Rockefeller received 448,406 dollars, Henry Ford 46,060, and Tynace Jan Paderewski 2,755, while the class above 3,500 included poll tickins and prize fighters among other public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Tynace
Jan Paderewski
Paso Robles
Cal
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Rita
Margaret Holterman
Mary Jane Apartments
Tioa
Longnecker
Presbyterian Church
R. C. Brownlee
Hast
McCarty Street
Fanny
D. J. McDonald
O. C. Stegmaier
Will Edwards
Kuhlman
John Sturm
Jefferson Chapter
Order of Hasterm Star
D’elock
Masonic Temple
J. L. Tate
Bee
Charles A. Lee
Department of the State Schools
Department
C. O. B. Club
Dixie Gardens
Faye Gunn
John W. Hobbs
Aline McCrea
Mae Levis
Betty Maupin
Othe Jane Holliway
Dorothy Jens
Margaret Autenrith
Karl Autenrieth
Bridge
Mildred DeWyl
Dorothy Bassman
Alice Belle Weiler
Wilbur Maynes
George Bartholomie
Bill Blair
James Menefee
Joe Mayer
West Main Street
Dorothy Hope
Webster Graves
Walter Hope
H. Winter
Fred Kuhlmen
Stuckenschneider Apartments
Broadways
W. E. Crump
Frances
Paul Sanford
Carthage
EH. I. Michel
Masonic Home
Order
Eastern Star
Fred Raithel
Alhambra
California
Raithel
Eugene Hart
Amelia
Gridoes
Tyne
Hattie Gordon
Kansas
Rabbit
Giant Steel
Youngstown
Dubinsky Bros
John
Oby Dick
Joan Bennett
Lloyd Hughes
Walter Long
Herman Melvilte
Ed Wynn
Ginger Rogers
Justus Business College
Wealtay Rogers
Polson
Pope's
Minois
Peoples Cash Coal CO
Thone
West Main
Dabinsky Bros
Miller
Gawford
Bayard Veiller
Within the Law
Robt
Armstrong Marie Prevost
Paramount Late Sound News
Will Rogers
Togo
Reed Special
Fly-By-Nite Radio Service
Bosh Radio
Jefferson St
Louida
SC Louis
8Th
St. Charles
Stre
Lennox
Washington St. Lonia
Buss
Kings Way
West Ping
Kingshighway
Forest Park
Heiss Hotel
Systeim Nox
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