DeMolay Splash Party and Rummage Sales
Society Saturday features DeMolay splash party with members dates and a series of rummage sales. Christian College Club basement sale at Capitol Avenue Christian church clock at 8:30. Boy Scout troop sale at First Presbyterian church basement 7 o'clock. Ladies Social Circle sale at First Baptist courthouse basement 8 o'clock.
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Christian College Club
Capitol Avenue
Christian’ Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Luncheon and wedding party notes appear in Jefferson City society page
A Monday luncheon at Mrs Verne E Smert s home on Fairmount plus guests Mrs L F Howard yielded prizes for Mrs Charles Graham and Mrs Frank Guhleman. Bride elect Es honored as Maude McLain of Columbia is to wed Leland Ryan of Platte City June 20. Garden Club to meet with out of town guest Hallie Mae Hendrick of Charlotte N C. marriage of Hallie Mae to Fred Boles reported May 26 in Kansas City. Rainbow Girls to initiate 25 Columbian girls in Columbia with officers from Capital City Assembly assisting. A St Peters parish youth sodality fish fry fundraiser set June 26. drive by First Presbyterian rummage sale June 6 for Boy Scout troop. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Clifford Curry in Kansas City announced June 5. Mr E Copher and children visiting Troy Ohio. R E Copher Jr Billie and Bobbie at 815 Fairmount boulevard.
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Verne E. Smert
Fairmount
L. F. Howard
Charles Graham
Frank Guhléeman
Ralph Asel
Carl Blackwell
Blackwell
Join Matthews
Independence
Oliver Steele
Ida B. Straub
Cecil Prashaw
Harold Pope
Cletus Pope
Orlando Englebrecht
James Hendrick
Charlotte
N. C
Hallie Mae
Fred Boles
Claude Boles
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Boles
University of Missouri
Jefferson Cty Little Symphony Orchestra
Rockport, Mo
Clifford Curry
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marksman Pick Dynamite Shed for Target
Associated Press report from Pittsburgh notes two men Frank Tibini and Frank Jones ages 22 and 23 lost their rifles after selecting a dynamite shed as a target. Police confiscated the weapons and warn readers of the danger in DIY target practice.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Frank — Tibini
Frank Jones
Resettlement Head Seeks Police Help in Missing Daughter
Washington June 5 The missing daughter of Winston B. Stephens director of the Resettlement Administration Ednee Josephine Stephens 15 disappeared after leaving for school two days ago Police and Justice Department agents were asked to assist in the search Officials said there was no indication of kidnapping and police suspected she was playing hockey and would likely return soon
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Washington
Department of Justice
Ednee Josephine
Stephens
Winston B. Stephens
Re- Settlement Administration
Chevychase
Osborn heads Missouri United Daughters of the Confederacy
Juliet Osborn of St Joseph assumes the presidency of the Missouri Children of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the state convention in Independence. New officers include Evelyn King Eleanor Burrus Mary Sheehan and others. The group will seek to rename to Junior United Daughters of the Confederacy to avoid confusion with other groups.
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Independence
Juliet Osborn
St. Joseph
Missouri Children of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Osborn
Mary Elizabeth Simmons
Marshall
Evelyn King
Higginsville
Eleanor Burrus
Mary Sheehan
Hannibal
Dorothy Drew
Mary Elizabeth Dooley
Kansas City
Gertrude Story
Marjorie Lee Genzer
Metta Sue Thomas
Clea Potter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
Lela Ammon Hall
East Conservation Corps
Lynne
le ‘Harold Tucker
School Street
Hall
Phobos Orbits Mars in 7 Hours 39 Minutes
Mars has two satellites Deimos and Phobos. Phobos completes a full revolution around Mars in 7 hours 39 minutes, less than one third of Mars’s rotation period on its axis. As a result Phobos rises in the west and sets in the east.
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Mars
Deimos
Phobos
Roosevelt tour plan announced after Burns funeral
Washington June 5 UP Plans of President Roosevelt to tour the Southwest immediately after Speaker Burns funeral were announced by the White House. He will leave by special train late today to attend the Nashville funeral tomorrow and return to Washington Sunday noon before beginning his tour. He will then head to Arkansas and Texas for Centenary events, visiting Little Rock San Antonio Austin Dallas Fort Worth and the Alamo before joining the dedication of the George Rogers Clark Memorial at Vincennes. He will then pass through Kentucky to Washington June 15 and remain until June 18 before going to New London Conn for Yale Harvard races.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Southwest
Joseph Burns
White House
Nashville
Arkansas
Texas
Mr. Roosevelt
Southern Railway
Little Rock
San Antonio
Tex
Alamo
Austin
Dallas
Fort Worth
Vincennes
Ind
Kentucky
Wll
New London
Conn
Missouri Technician Unveils New Motor Brake
Poplar Bluff resident William Thompson, a garage mechanic, says he has signed a contract to manufacture a newly perfected automobile brake he recently invented. He notes it took about three years to develop the brake, speaking from his whitewashed cottage porch in Fisk County.
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Poplar Bluff
William Thompson
Fisk
Thompson
Mechanical brake description and towering Cop per Clff stack
A mechanical brake design uses a screw shaft and metal block linked to a master spring and two bell cranks to actuate brake shoes via the foot pedal. Nearby, the tallest smokestack in the British Empire rises at Copper Cliff Ont, weighing 15,000 tons, 510 feet tall, with a 65 foot base diameter.
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British Empire
Youth Held in Plagiarism Case in Buffalo
In Buffalo on June 5 an 18 year old youth, William Kwiatkowski, was arrested on charges of plagiarism after allegedly copying a prize story from Red Book and selling it to American Magazine for 300 dollars under the pen name H Thompson Rich. He and his brother Walter were also implicated in a separate May 21 theft of nine books from Grosvenor library, including three first editions, and were detained on disorderly conduct charges before bail for court on June 12.
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Buffalo
N. Y
William Kwiatkowski
Department of Justice
Red Book
Américan
H. Thompson Rich
Kwiatkowski
Walter
Grosvenor Library
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Edward Rodeman
West Main Street
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Marjorie Gauf
Nelilee Sevier
Hazel Hueller
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Ruby’ Sheley
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Mary Frances Gentry
Jane Dunn
Qutex
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Carolina Mackee
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St. Peter's Parish
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Aimee Semple McPherson
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Los Angeles
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Hampton Country
di Covert
Seattle
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Smith
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George Lemmon
Betty
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UDG Children
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Missourian
Ee Cnet
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Albuquerque
N. M
Millsap’s
Ottenk Wey
Chamber of Commerce
Jacqueline
White Kid
Extreme
Syle
Coente
OLD Quaker
RAND
Cole County
Ae Rd Schubert Assessoe
LouIS, L. _WALTHER Ferny County Court
Henry
Heidbreder
Carl *. Wymore
June R. Rose
Pope's
Deliv Ivery
St. Peter’s Playground
St. Peter's Dramatic Club
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