Society Bride Miss Maxie Manford Weds Joseph Plogsted
Miss Maxie Manford daughter of Mrs Bettie Manford married Joseph Plogsted son of Mr and Mrs P C Plogsted in St Peters church in a double ring ceremony at eight this morning. Rev Edward Bruemmer officiated. Bride wore white satin with princess lines and lace sleeves. Veil lace crown with pearls. Bouquet of forget me nots, lilies of the valley and roses. Bridesmaid Miss Clara Mae Plogsted wore light blue lace and pink roses. Attendant Carl Porth. Bridegroom connected with United Shoe Machine. Wedding breakfast at bride's mother's home. They leave for extended honeymoon east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxie Manford
Bettie Manford
Joseph Plogsted
P. C. Plogsted
St. Peter’s Church
Edward Bruemmer
Clara Mae Plogsted
Carl Porth
Camperships Fund Eleven Girls To Fin Oak Camp
Mrs. Clifford Fischer of the local Girl Scout council announced camperships funding eleven girls who couldn't afford to attend Fin Oak Camp at the Lake of the Ozarks. Contributions came from The Exchange National Bank Central Missouri Trust Co Missouri Power and Light Co Capital City Water Co Kiwanis Lions Rotary Daughters of Isabella Tweedie Shoe Co Howard Cook and William Tweedie. The camp program esteems these awards as a beneficial feature for future seasons. Camping opens this Sunday.
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Clifford Fischer
Girl Scout Council
Fin Oak Camp
Lake of the Ozarks
Exchange National Bank
Central Missouri Trust Co
Missouri Power and Light Co
Capital City Water Co
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Rotary Club
War Mothers Delegates to Convention in Michigan
Mrs R H Dallmeyer was elected delegate of the War Mothers of Jefferson City to the national convention in Detroit Michigan in September at a meeting held at the home of Mrs Mary Cowley who serves as president and will also be a delegate Alternates are Mrs J W Stuart and Mrs George W Newerry Maureen Mayse of Maysville is visiting her aunt Mrs C R Hewitt at 1216 Moreland Avenue Mrs Oliver Bassman will entertain the members of Emme Guhleman circle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Dallmeyer
War Mothers of
Jefferson City
Na- Ba
Ritoit
Mich
Mary Cowley
Maureen Mayse
Mays- Ville
C. R. Hewitt
Moreland Avenue
Glamor as a Lifestyle Guide for Everyday Glamour
A pragmatic guide to glamor emphasizes self improvement over fantasy. It urges readers to image a brighter self, refine hair with weekly care, brush nightly, cleanse skin, use creams, manage weight, practice deep breathing, good posture, and simple, well pressed clothing to achieve lasting allure.
No Quota Bars These Workers
Daily a new helper in distinctive national costume assists with dish drying. From Sweden Scotland France Holland Denmark Hungary and Portugal bring colorful aid. Nine designs on No C8462 heat transfer for multiple stampings. Order No C8462 by sending 10 cents to POST TRIBUNE MAKE IT YOURSELF PATTERN BUREAU BOX 166 KANSAS CITY MO.
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Sweden
Scotland
France
Holland
Denmark
Hungary
Portugal
Rastus and
Dinah
Post-Tribune
Kansas City
Helps For Housewives Fashion and Food Advice
Practical tips for laundering knitted sweaters without stretching them and for shaping garments by tracing onto light paper before washing. Advice on drying with Turkish towels, plus cautions about not overeating cold foods in summer and guidance on digestion and appetizing, simple meals.
Sensitiveness Is Defense to Hide Boy's Real Feelings
Olive Roberts Barton argues that boys hide softer emotions to avoid ridicule, urging early parental encouragement of frank feelings. She notes boys show affection as children but retreat into toughness, and mothers can foster openness to help them resist peer pressure and become trusted, true individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts
Barton
Sis
Acorn Squash Recipes and Missouri Pacific Booster Dance
A kitchen note suggests daily fruit variety and blueberry muffins with acorn squash prepared in several ways. The Missouri-Pacific Hawthorn Booster Club schedules a seven thirty business meeting and nine o'clock dance tomorrow at the Missouri hotel. Mention of Gaius Gracchus notes his grain relief program in ancient Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri-Pacific
Hawthorn Booster Club
Missouri
Veal and Pork Skewer Dinner Tradition Debut
A recipe labeled Dinner Drumsticks uses veal and pork skewers seasoned with salt pepper paprika and onion. The method includes dipping in egg and breadcrumbs then browning, simmering in vegetable stock until tender, and serving with mashed potatoes.
Veal Dishes and Ambergris Note in 1930s Menu
The article lists Veal Marguerite recipes with ingredients like veal chops mushrooms stock butter peas and lemon juice and describes browning blending simmering and finishing steps. It also mentions ambergris valued as double its weight and notes 1936 US occupational accidents deaths rising from 1935 by 1560.
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United States
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Lawreace May
Knox College
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Teddy
St. Louis
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West Main Street
Frank Ossman
Rita Ossman
Wichita
Kans
Arthur Leary
Jane
Jean
Celeste
A. J. Gaan
Springfield
Ohio
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H. F. ‘Patterson
Main Street
Allegria Club
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Akron
Adams
Elda’ Oswald
M. HE. W. Alumnae Club
May
Louise Hemme
Bill Pash
Bill Kleene
William E. Wentzelman
Buford Bettis
Ra Jean Wentzelman
Harold Wentzelman
Los Angeles
Calif
War Mothers
Oliver Bassman
Adams Street
Emme Guhleman
ost-Tribune
St. Peter's Church
Edward
Ruemmer
Garbo
Joan Crawford
Kay Francis
Harold Towles
Monday J
Jack Coast
Shreveport
Carol Ann
J. DB. Lin
ARROW
Dad
Weatherby’s Wischmeier and
Opel
Des Moines
Gaius Gracchus
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Veal
Rex
Missouri Power & Light CO
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Optometrist
Wembley
E. High
Tolin’s
Massachusetts Investment Trust
Boston Mutual
ZOTOX
Zotos
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Paris
Marinello Shop
Zotos Waves
Jamal
Vanity Palace
Wendy
Aucille
Zia E. High
Georgia
High
Bernadine
Lee
Louise Grape
Central
Peter Pan
Peter Pan Halo
Zolos
Marinello Cosmetics
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