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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1934

Page

6

Woman club and church gatherings announced across city

A series of community and church events are listed for Wednesday with meetings at East High Street and Capitol Avenue churches. Attendees are urged to notify hosts if unable to attend and several circles schedule socials and luncheons before a busy weekend.

St. Ann’s St. Peter's Church John Brandt Petit’s Marie Rost Leo Hentges Kansas City Mary Meisenbach Marie Sinclair Moreland Avenue Francis Sparnhorst Anton Rost Helen Spatmbhorst Miss Rost Sparnhorst Rost Roy Kline Marie Walsh Helen Vogel Anna Marie Rost Helen Rost Anna Hammitt Hilda Rost

Antitrust Suit Targets Kansas City Ice Companies

Washington reports the Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in federal court in Kansas City against the Kansas City Ice Company its officers and directors twelve other ice firms dominant in greater Kansas City and twenty affiliated individuals. Proceedings seek injunctive relief with Cummins approval. The government alleges monopoly power and restraints on competition in the ice trade.

Washington Justice Department Kansas City Federal District Court Department National Recovery Code Kansas City Ice Company

Katy Will Keep On Burning Oil

Katy railroad officials denied reports they planned to convert locomotives in Oklahoma from oil to coal. Also mentions ancient Egyptian balance scales and Glasgow dust and food estimate versus London, reflecting varied industrial concerns.

Katy ST. Louis Katy Railroad Today Theyoad Oklahomia

Five Nurses Attend Dionne Siblings In Sickly Start

In Corbeil Ontario five nurses cared for the Dionne quintuplets on their eighth day of life. The infants remain under jaundice treatment and weight checks. Dr A R Dafoe expressed cautious optimism about the fragile babies but noted the condition is hazardous. Plans to exhibit them at the Chicago World’s Fair were scrapped.

Corbeil Ont Dune A. R. Dafoe Chicago

Last slave in New York Margaret Pine dies in Brooklyn

The final enslaved person in New York, Margaret Pine, died in Brooklyn in 1857 marking the end of slavery in the state. Her death is noted as a historical endpoint in the abolition era.

New York Margaret Pine Brooklyn

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East High Street Women’s Council of Capitol Avenue Christian Church Anna Tweedie First Presbyterian Church M. J. McQueen Green Berry Road Women’s Missionary Society First Methodist Church First Presbyterian Nurch Irs Otis Manchester East Capitol Avenue Mary Kelly First Baptist Church W. F. Norfleet Atchison Street Mabel McCall Harlie McCasland West High Street Lottie Moon Jane Pace Mulberry Street Fourth Circle Central Evangelical Church Margaret Kielman M. E. W. Glub Marjorie Lister Jeanette Beall Herman Lufcy Jefferson Street Masonic Temple Lutheran Church William Richter Monras Street Circle Jeanette Jackson Elmer Tribble Wiley Brenneisen Antic Rachel Brenneisen J. F. Brenneisen Forest Hil William ‘Wiley Houston Texas R. E. Wiley West Ashley Street St. Peter's Parsonage Louise Kerr Milo Meadors Virginia Leon Levy Kerr East Philadelphia Carly Atlanta Brenneisen Perry Point Maryland Margaret Asel Henrietta Ed Rose Elizabeth Wiley Robert Kerr Miss _ Brenneisen Mrs. Wiley Edward Roademan Bertha Happy Alice Amos Fay Gunn Helen Louise Schultz Henrietta Rose Helen Ramsey Helen Vetterlan Mary McDonald Mr. Wiley University of Missouri Texas Company A. Longnecker Alice Hope University of Mis Souri Hope Cunningham Amona William Slicker Washington Street Allegria Club New Hope Gleaners Charlotte Langerhans West Dunklin Street Evelyn Peasner Meade Monroe Cleveland Monroe United Press Capital City J. B. Hahn Okmulgee Okla W. H. Harbis Francis Carr Dan Carr Morrison London Kaiser Princess Frederica Duchess of Brunswick Queen Norway Emil G. A. Fischer Drug Co Ady Topl’s Stern, and Electric Baths Egypt Glasgow Fanny le Yonit Spap Lux Dionne Elite DT Earth 3 Jefferson St Marlow’s Mighty Loith Thay Taile Beller
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