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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
8
A wedding themed notice highlights groom focused attire including new weave top hats in various colors, pure white broad cloth shirts with attached collars, silk ties in summer shades, and expertly tailored fittings. The item markets men's wedding wear and accessories for groom’s benefit.
At St Peters Church auditorium last evening the school distributed honors for two year high school work and certificates in 20th Century Bookkeeping. Recipients included Miriam Schlicker Bernadine Spieker Frances Wekenberg Gertrude Kaiser Lucille Fischer Henry Andrae and many others.
A detailed list of awards and promotions including speed typing honors for Paul Nentwig and Gertrude Kaiser, Pauline Broil for shorthand, Carl Byeler and others for bookkeeping, and Miriam Schlicker for top class average. Ninth and eighth grade promotion cards and diplomas are noted for many students including Vincent Antreiler and Mary Ann Eveler, with various society pins and medals listed.
The list shows sixth to first grade names for perfect attendance and a Lions Club certificate cohort. It includes many students such as Mary Grace Hentges, Irene Twehous, Paul Twehous, Joseph Hood, Clay Brooks, and Mary Elizabeth Schulte. A closing note mentions a bridal wreath proverb and wedding-related lines.
A stolen car used by two men fleeing after an unsuccessful North Side Bank robbery was found abandoned. The vehicle belonged to Merril Logan who said the bandits forced him to drive to the bank. Police suspect the same pair robbed the Midland State Bank earlier that day and dropped over 700 dollars of the 1500 loot while exchanging shots.
A five year program for better dairy sires was planned by the Cape Girardeau County Bankers Association following advocacy by the Missouri College of Agriculture. M. J. Regan is noted in the report as organizing the initiative with agricultural officials.
The report outlines the college’s explained work and the planned activities in which every bank in the county was represented at the meeting.
Brew Rogers, 75, died at General Hospital after a street heat exposure in Kansas City Missouri. Government forecaster P Conner predicts relief with a 10 degree temperature drop from yesterday’s record high of 52 degrees. The item notes a stray line about stock producers and marketing efforts.
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