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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
2
Panight notices a series of meetings for St. Peter's Parish groups including Young Ladies Sociality, K B Circle, Hepprosyne Club, Royal Neighbors, St Ann's Circle, Young Men's Sodality carnival, and Gleaners Circle plus Berean Women's Bible Class with hosts and locations across parish halls and private homes this week.
Ebner H Gardner of 932 Drive is listed at 2 30 for a notice. Scruggs Circle of Methodist Church meets at the Stable at noon for a pot Tuck picnic. Young Matron's Circle meets at 2 30 with Mrs N F Beagle at 1108 Vineyard Square. Catherine Ramsey meets with Mrs James A Porter at 1118 Moreau Drive. Members urged to bring current religious events. Callie Meador Circle to be entertained by Mrs.
Mrs Dallas will host the Tuesday Bridge Club at her Fairmount Boulevard home with a 1 pm luncheon, inviting club members and an extra guest table. Garden Nowers will be used for luncheon, and Mrs Rose will host Tuesday’s group at 368 Marsh Street with two bridge tables after lunch.
Miss Bessie Summersby of St Louis visited Governor and Mrs Henry Caulfield at the Mansion. Rev A E Woodward and wife arrived in Palmyra to stay with the Whartons. Jane Caulfield and John Caulfield expected home soon from Smiths College and Harvard Law School. A group including L D Thompson and others motored to Slater for a Pythian District spring meeting. Ruth Wharton expected home from Oberlin College for the summer. Mrs August Beck hosted her parents Herman Frauer nicht of Farmington who plan to visit St Louis before returning home.
Beautiful teeth prompt frequent, confident smiles and refreshing charm. Sound teeth are Nature’s blessing and worth preserving. If your teeth meet the high standard advertised, trust the brands that help them stay healthy. Bad breath often accompanies poor teeth. regular six month checks should be routine for all.
A fashion feature previews outfits for easterners heading to ranch life this summer. It contrasts cowgirl chic with barbed humor, detailing outfits including suede fringe boots, silver Spurs, khaki trousers, silk shirts, bandanas, waistcoats, and cowhide jackets. It notes options for both skirts and pants, plus Western-inspired ensembles for a playful, eye-catching look.
War Department aims to curb wartime profiteering by using low profit contracts with major plants. Advisory council measures and allocation rather than open bidding to stabilize production. Adjusted compensation contracts would audit costs and guarantee minimal profits, with penalties for overruns.
The article urges dental visits this year and outlines diet for teeth health. It notes orange juice aids teeth through alkaline minerals, warns against candy and soft foods, and recommends hard foods and daily oral care for overall health.
The army navy procurement program has selected about 2300 experienced business men for commissions. The War Department has no definite wartime price control plan but opposes price freezing schemes like those Baruch proposed to the War Policies Commission.
An affectionate guide urges families to give children a safe sunny yard to explore. Emphasizes earth play, barefoot freedom, and simple garden tasks, with tips on trash removal, sun exposure, child friendly fencing, and affordable garden tools to foster early interest in nature and farming.
A brief fragment notes a recommendation about finding the best location to perform a task. It mentions nails and at least one implied action but lacks clear details or sources.
A. E. Turner aged 65 longtime Marion county sheriff since 1929 died in Colorado Springs after months of ill health. He served 35 years on Hannibal police and eight years as chief. Body to be brought to Palmyra for burial. Widow and one son survive. Coroner O Donnell to act as sheriff until a special election fills the office.
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder as giving velvety skin, smoothing pores, and long wear. It claims purity and government backing, promising a fresh youthful look without drying or flakiness.
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