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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
6
Thursday events list gatherings at homes and churches across town with women’s clubs and circles. Highlights include quilling at Mrs Albert Jobe and at Mrs Foster Wheatley homes, and luncheons at St. Peter's Sacred Heart League, First Presbyterian, St Rita, and Central Evangelical venues with hosts named.
A social tea at the Dallas home 938 Fairmount Boulevard honored Alma Louise Dallas who earned a B S in education from the University of Missouri and sails June 25 from New York on the Statendam for a three month European tour with a Pi Beta Phi group. Guests came 3:30 to 5:30 with Mrs Mary Dallas greeting. Several ladies assisted in dining and serving as pink and blue decor highlighted the event.
Honored by relatives crowds and guests at a home reception with flowers and host Billy Mather. Former residents Mrs. Jourdan of St. Louis and Mrs. Pindell of Chicago visit, staying with local hosts. Contract Bridge Club meets at Missouri Hotel with luncheon and prizes. summer plan to move to the Country Club. Brookfield girls visit Lake of the Ozarks with Jefferson City chaperones. Theta convention opens at Holiday House with delegates from several states and Theta Alumnae gathering in Moreau Park. Sacred Heart League ice cream social and a Chataqua dance and Bela Sigma Phi luncheon announced. James M. Dunn family noted.
A bustling digest of assorted items reports how an electrified fence around cattle in New York keeps livestock from straying, with notes on local lore of farm security and other brief items from across the country. The clippings include marriage notices in Dodge City, hospital moves in Missouri, and odd local tales from Portland to Chicago.
Nanking June 12 The Nationalist government central political council, China's top executive body, reportedly rejected Japanese military demands affecting North China. Officials close to the councillors said the urgent session, held behind closed doors, sent a telegram to General Ho Ying-ching in Peiping to prepare for possible Japanese advances on Peiping and Tientsin.
Wang Cheng-Wei travels to Chengtu to confer with Chiang Kai-Shek as North China policies shift. The Chinese council stance signals a firmer position after earlier liquidation rumors. Peiping reports say Japan’s sweeping demands in North China, presented May 29, have been largely met, with Chinese sources broadly confirming progress.
A report notes that persons apparently killed by a low voltage electric shock may be revived by a subsequent higher voltage shock. The finding suggests potential resuscitation implications and prompts cautious consideration by medical authorities and researchers.
Miss Pearl Cole, 40, died last night from inhaling carbon monoxide fumes in a closed Richmond garage at her father’s home. The incident occurred during a period when the moon’s proximity is linked to slight increases in earthquake activity, though details remain unverified.
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