Social Activities Wednesday church circles and clubs noted
A list of gatherings across multiple churches and groups includes Orion Prossur Missionary Society at First Presbyterian Church with a post dinner meeting, Hawthorne Booster Club and K of C Hall event at 7 30, Lindner Circle at Christian Church, East High Street clubrooms, and various circles with hostesses and times ranging from 2:30 to 7:45 o'clock. Participants are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion Prossur Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Hawthorne Booster Club
K. of C. Hall
Charles Wells
Benton Street
Willim F. Knox
John Ambrose
West 4
Scruggs Circle
Chester Finney
Monroe Street
Betty Rose
First Baptist Church
Florence Brato
Clark Avenue
Longnecker Circle
J. G. Kolkmeyer
West McCarty Street
Henry Schmidt
Dessert Bridge Honoree Hosts Friends At Mansur Home
Mrs E E Mansur hosted a dessert bridge at her Fairmount Boulevard home as a courtesy to her sister Mrs Merrill Audrey of Dallas and friends Mrs Gene Silvey of McAllister and Mrs Walter Bobling. Garden roses decorated the rooms for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansur
E. E. Mansur
Fairmount Boulevard
Mansun
Merrill Audrey
Dallas
Texas
Gene Silvey
McAllister
Okla
Walter Bobling
Garden club notices and meetings across Jefferson City area
Local clubs schedule outdoor picnic on June 24 at the O Brien home with 6 30 arrival time and a lawn supper. Reports note two short stories sold since last meeting and a garden tour at Mueller residence. Various church and junior music meetings set for Friday and weekend, plus civic group items and a new four place cabin monoplane development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough's Road
O'Brian
Gussie Ross Jobe Brown
Nice
France
Army
Night Club Entertainer Shot To Death In Chicago Hotel
In Chicago on June 11 a red haired night club performer Cecilia Venable was shot multiple times in her north side hotel room by a man named Tony and an accomplice after forcing a night clerk to admit them. The clerk witnessed the killing as the assailants demanded the victim, identified by a former landlady, show where a woman registered as Mrs. Jack Williams stayed. The killer fired five times and urged the clerk to leave as they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Side
Cecilia Venable
Butte
Mont
Keeney
Tony
Jack Williams
Pony
Illinois tourists feared slain in New Mexico missing persons case
Eight New Mexico highway patrol officers were tasked by Gov. Clyde Tingley to locate four missing Illinois tourists, Mr. and Mrs. George Lorius of East St. Louis and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herberer of Duquoin, amid reports of a private detective agency involvement and a car found abandoned in Dallas after their disappearance May 22. A related note mentions a pine block used to clean windshields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Illinois
Clyde Tingley
George Lorius
East St. Louis
Albert Herberer
Duquoin, Ii
M. E. Hannon
Dallas
Tex
Hannon
el Paso
Lorius
Lipstick Application Do's and Dont's for Perfect Color
Practical tips urge careful lipstick application and method over brand blame. After removing all cosmetics wipe lips dry, apply color along inner lines, set with a two minute wait, blot excess, then rehydrate. Cautions include not overextending color beyond lip corners and touching up dry spots with cream and powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M .E
Pearl Buck Seeks Divorce From John Buck in Reno
Pearl Comfort Buck, noted novelist and former missionary, filed for divorce from John Lossing Buck in Reno citing cruelty. A secret decree was scheduled to be granted to Mrs. Buck later today. Buck did not contest the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno, New
Pearl Comfort Buck
John Lossing Buck
China
Divorce Prelude to New Marriage of Mrs Buck and Walsh
The divorce was a prelude to an expected marriage between Mrs Buck and Richard J Walsh of a New York publishing house. Walsh published her work House of Earth a biology text detailing life in China.
First Missouri anti marijuana law violators imprisoned
Jack Hollon and Daniel Garcia of Kansas City become the first to be imprisoned under Missouri’s anti marijuana law. Both received two year terms after the statute, approved by Governor Park, declared growing selling or possession of marijuana a felony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hollon
Daniel Garcia
Kansas City
Governor Park
58Th
General Assembly
Federal drive fights soil erosion in Missouri and Iowa
Bethany Missouri June 11 AP federal program fights soil erosion as a 250000 acre Nebraska Missouri Iowa project with a $30000 monthly cost. An army of agronomists and CCC workers implements contours terraces crops and trenches on 152000 acres in the Bethany Kellerton area and 104000 acres from Clarkie to Red Oak. One thousand six hundred ninety nine farmers join five year cooperatives receiving labor equipment seed and fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Naon
Federat
Missouri
Towa
Big Creek
Kellerton
Carkie
Red Oak
Soil Conservation
CCC
Demonstration Highlights Croup rata lion Prevention
The demonstration centers on the basic tenent of Croup rata lion, a washing preventive long practiced by farmers for decades to curb disease and protect livestock health.
Russian couple sentenced to death for murders in forest lure ALCAR
Marie Labudkin, 22, and her husband Alexander, 25, were sentenced to death in Leningrad for a two year span of murders. The woman lured men to a forest rendezvous where her husband shot and robbed them, concluding a grisly crime spree. Gliding indicates a flight where one glides from a high elevation to a lower one, whereas soaring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Russia
Marie Labudkin
Alexander
Means Sustained Flight With Positive Altitude
A description defines sustained flight as the condition in which altitude above the take-off point is maintained throughout the path of flight. It emphasizes stable vertical position and continuous forward motion without controlled descent.
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Lindner Circle
Christian Church
S. W. Shamel
Main Street
Letitia Ware
Capitol Avenue Christian Church
W. T. Ragland
West Main Street
Joe Nacy
Anne Tweedie
W. W. Mayfield
Ten Mile Drive
Charles Sigsee
Ss. W. V
Public Library
Dollie Meutter
Thomas B. Mather
East Capitol Avenue
Liodlack
C. L. Porter
Elizabeth Steininger
Central Evangelical Church
Walter Schroder
West Elm Street
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Peter’s Parish
Mary Kelly
H. G. Vernon
East Miller Street
James F. King
Alicia Grant
Jefferson City Post- Tribune
King
Associated Press
University of Missouri
Writer's Club
Jefferson City Writers’ Club
Josephine Burrell
Madison Street
May Stafford Hilburn
Mesdames Vandyke
Brown
Gibbany
Brenton
W. W. Gibba
Hawthorn Garden Club
Jefferson City
E. T. Tanner
Elmarine Avenue
W. E. Smart
Arthur Buyseh
W. H. Mueller
Moreau Drive
Frank W. Gillham
Jackson Street
Beethoven
Robert Langerhans
Washington Street
Irene Slate
Foster Wheatley
Lafayette Street
St. Ritas
Annabelle Glick
Helen Todd
Victoria Geriin
Frances Bybee
Excelsior Spring
Young Democratic Ciths
Lucille Hilburn
Harry and
C. C. Hilburn
Webb City
George M. Jack Frost
East High Street
Mary Esther O’bannian
Jessie Murphy
St. Joseph
Emma Dexhimer
Frank Dexhimer and
Columbia
Kea
Orirete
Lonschn Wioos Alto
Jefferson & Miller Sts
Wight Club
Killer
Entertainer
Hunt
Barrymore
John Barrymore
Helen Costello Barrymore
Los Angeles
New York
Elaine Barrie
Center
Alicia
Pearl Buck
Studebaker Szi
Indianapolis
Speedway
Indianapolis Speedway
Studebaker
Iowa
Agrarian Laboratory
E. High
Ruth Rust
the News & Tribune
Pictorial Progress Edition
Albert Slanker
Kermit Jenkins
Raymond Blaser
Arthur Blaser
IL. L. Burnett
Means Ray
Larry Brunk
C.L. Vickers
Gordon Wooten
Anton Strope
Carl S. Bova
Carl Wymore
Louis Landwehr
al Senevey
Max E. Gill
Wm. Kinkaid
Crown Drug Group
John Weber
Houck McHenry
Punt Schultz
Clifford G. Scruggs
A. W. Happy
Timken
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
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