Friday Girl Scout Day Camp and Church Notices
Community announcements list a Girl Scout day camp at Scout Cabin Green Berry Road from 9:30 to 3:30. Calls are requested for collection papers by Max Baer. Mission Study class of the Women's Missionary Society meets at First Baptist Church parlor at 2720. Community Bible Class meets at J L Ritzenthaler in Wymore at 2:30.
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Green Berry Road
Cornell
Eins Bet
Max Baer
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Community Bible
Mus
Ritzenthaler
Wymore
West End Social Circle and Meetings Noted
Loyal Warkes of Mrs Paul Weber at 624 Teast MecCar ity Street and Jefferson Chapter of the Masonic Temple set meetings at 2 90 o clock and 8 o'clock. Sacred Heart League of St Peter Parish Chapel gathers at 7 30. Members urged to note day change and to attend. West End Social Circle led by Mrs Lee Jordan Jr at 1703 W McCarty meets at 2 30 with prompt presence urged.
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Loyal Warkes
Paul Weber
Teast MecCariy Street
O’clark
Sacred Heart League of
Society notes note visitors and events at the Mansion
Governor and Mrs Park plan to host Mrs Tom Park of Tulsa at the Mansion this weekend, with arrival expected today or tomorrow en route to Kansas City. Mrs Frank Korn of El Reno visits with Watts and Jones families and has toured local sites. Additionally, Jefferson Chapter OES meets Friday, a large Hawthorne Booster Club barbecue at State Park draws hundreds, and various social notices cover memorial services, Flag Day events, and nearby visits by Detroit and California residents.
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Park
Guy B. Park
Tom Park
Tulsa
Okla
Haythorne Booster Club
Hawthorne Booster Club
St. Louis
Sedalia
Johnson Refuses Statewide Coal Miner Referendum
Washington AP Hugh S Johnson said he refused to order a Illinois coal miners referendum to pick a state union. He cited lack of federal authority and violation of the NRA recovery act collective bargaining guarantee. Donald Richberg studied the legal angle. WRA has no mine by mine referendum plans. Progressive Miners spokesmen claimed NRA would conduct a state referendum.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Tllinois
Johnson
Tlinois
Progressive Miners Union
United Mine Workers
Donald Richberg
NRA
WRA
NRAA
Tiger Cub Takes Out at Frank Buck Finger
Chicago report says Frank Buck, famed animal collector, was clawed and bitten by a tiger cub at the Century of Progress exhibit. Buck stretched his hand through the bars to inspect cages when the cub sprang. Also noted are two express trains between King's Cross and Newcastle offering trained typists to speed business travel.
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Tiger Cub
Frank Buck
Chicago
Century of Progress
Buck
King’s Cross
London
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Sophie Tucker Rescues Child in London Street
American blues singer Sophie Tucker saved a child from an oncoming car in London, injuring her leg in the attempt. Eyewitnesses praised her quick action as the driver swerved to avoid both, and Tucker returned to a yacht in the Thames where she is filming.
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London
Sophie Tucker
Miss Tucker
Thames River
America
Suspect Will Fight Extradition Fearing Gunmen
Suspect Harry Parker, 33, held in Missouri for Belleville, Iowa, warrants on forgery and embezzlement tied to a tax graft disclosure. Parker said he would fight extradition and feared machine gun crews if returned, recounting a car chase and bullets that left him unharmed. An earlier graft case involved Throop in Liberty on bond pending appeal. the report also notes a carved native Amazon instrument described as resembling a violin.
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Joseph
Harry Parker
Belleville
Parker
M. G
Missouri State
Orleans
Chicago
Throop
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Jefferson Chapter
Masonic Temple
Fanny
Frank Korn
el Reno
W. M. Watts
M Ruth
Mary B. Jones
Jefferson
Priday Jefferson
Order of Eastern Star
Masonsic Temple
Allen Gibb
N. A
Reekah
Odd Fellows
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Roscoe Enloe
American Legion
Irene Slate
Capitol
Anna
Millikan
E. E. Stringfield
Hollister
Elizabeth Saxton
Helene Bates
Lou Bolges
Pearl Stokes
Detroit
Michigan
Helen Corwin Johnson
West Main Street
Shanley Howard
A. F. Snow
Betty Ervin
California
Missouri
John Snow
Denver
Colorado
Frank G. Snow
Carlsbad
N. Mexico
Carle Newberry
Kirkwood
Robert Hord
Irma Chambers
W. High Street
GC. C. Shy
Convention of the Baptist Church
Exach Arden
Hahoch Arden
Nina Masa Crenno
Hegerteville
Muskeron Heights
Mich
Hollywood
Beauty College
Warimood
Mo, Transit CO
Union Bus Terminal
Columbia
Macon
Kirksville
Ottumwa
Shelbina
Hannibal
Quincy
Freon
Brookfield
Chillicothe Breckenridge
Hamilton Cameron
Central Trust
Vriday
T. S
T .S
NEW
T. S&s. Brand
Thompson
Lo T. S
Botlir
Durkee
Os Ee
Murdock
Farmer’s
Fica
Bette
Colgate
Gallen T. S
Prince Albert
Cates Gates
Libby
Ceeeeseeense
Bixby's
C. S
Kentucky
Tse
Loz
CIASS
E. J. Brach
Jognson
Sophie Tucker Lak Lie
Ecuador
Illings
Vuftl
Jivaro
Peter Pant
Peter Pan
Wrights Grocery
Liza BE
Miss Modern
Sim A Tiste
Georgia
East High
Batiste
ABC American Beauty
Apex Automatic
Barton Bee-Vac
Blackstone
Ginderella Conlon Decker
Nationa
Norge
Rosa-Verso Bro
Sunnysuds
Thor
Gai Iversat
Ars Westinghouse
Whirld Woodlaw and
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Mrs. Sykes
Rinso
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