Social Activities Card Parties and Meetings Noted
Local clubs and religious groups host card parties, meetings and badge events. Activities include a Country Club card party at 8 PM, Senior Missionary Society at Central Evangelical and Knights of Columbus gatherings, Girl Scout badge supper tonight, and a Father guest event at Green Berry Road cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Buchanan
Phil Dalimeyer
Pemberton Gordon, Jr
Ralph Hammond
Green Berry Road
Anna Louise Axon
Rosalie Becker
Loretta Ann Dilger
Mary Louie Hemmel
Betty Knox
Mary Margaret Lohman
Catherine Oakerson
Rosemary Westhues
Parish picnic and church novena dates in Russellville area
Parishioners of St Michael's Russellville hold their annual parish picnic on Sunday August 1. The Sacred Heart Novena at St Peter's Jefferson City runs June 20 through 28 with Mass prayers after 8 o'clock. Local families visit from Higginsville Kansas City Amiens and St Louis area. Mother's Circle of Jefferson Chapter DeMelay meets tomorrow at 7:20 in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s
Russellville
Sacred Heart League
St. Peter's Church
Mother's Circle of
Jefferson
Order of DeMelay
Masonic Temple
Secretary Wallace Urged to Pass Amy Amendments
Washington June 1 1933 The house agriculture committee urged passage of revised Amy amendments expanding Secretary Henry A Wallace powers to clarify the AAA program. The report says the amendments meet constitutional issues from the NRA decision and will let agricultural adjustment operate more effectively within congressional regulatory limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
House Agriculture Committee
NRA
Congress
Optimist International Holds Seventeenth Convention in St Louis
The seventeenth annual Optimist International convention opened at Hotel Statler in St Louis with about 2000 members in attendance. A morning session featured Henry Schaffert of Washington DC, the group's president, as the meeting began. The event runs through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Optimist International
Hotel Statler
Henry Schaffert
Washington, D. C
Calles Leaves Mexican Political Scene After Crisis
General Plutarco Elias Calles withdrew from Mexican politics after a five day crisis. He said he would depart for the north Tuesday and resign public duties, leaving leaders to control affairs as Lazaro Cardenas consolidates power. Observers expect a radical cabinet but anticipate no further clashes amid the Rotary International convention. Demonstrations by anti government groups and Catholics were planned during the rotarians’ visit.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Plutarco Elias Calles
Lazaro Cardenas
Calles
Slender Neck Poise through Relaxation Exercises
Alicia Hart outlines simple neck relaxation routines to improve posture and calm nerves. Start with a pillowless sleep, sit with feet flat, fold hands, and drop the head forward then swing back to loosen jaw and throat. Repeat twenty times, rest, then repeat with head turned left.
Beach to Ballroom Evening Dress For Resort Wear
Beach to Ballroom evening dress for resort wear uses colorful basket weave plastic wood strands following swimwear lines. Bodice remains in position without shoulder straps. skirt features contrasting woven strands for modish flare. Reader tips include muscle stretch exercises and oil massage guidance. Dr E T McGaugh Missouri health commissioner travels to Washington for a state health officers conference.
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BR. McGaugh
Wash
Washington
E. T. McGaugh
Missouri
Public Health Bureau
Braniff unveils Chicago to Brownsville air link
Braniff Airways announced a new nine hour service between Chicago and Brownsville Texas via Kansas City and Dallas. The planes will carry 10 passengers and two pilots and begin operation on June 20. The route schedule was tentatively set.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Brownsville
Tex
Dallas
Braniff Airways
Removal of Chinese General Rok in Manchukuo sparks clashes
The high army council of the Japanese army meeting in Kesin king Manchoukuo demanded that China withdraw General Sung Cheh Yuah from the governorship of Chahar province or face appropriate action. Sung’s troops were accused of entering Manchoukuo and firing on residents, being labeled a bandit as Japan expands its influence. A prior incident involving three Japanese secret service men at Changpei was reportedly settled with apologies and guarantees, though Maj. Gen. Kenji Doihara warned the Changpei issue remains active.
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Associated Press
High Army Council
Japanese Army
Kesinking
Manchoukuo
Renos
Ger
Sung Cheh-Yuah
Chahar -Praovinge
Sung
Japan
Chahar
Changpei
Peiping
Jagaun
Kenji Doihara
Thitsin
Kantung
Church Conference Opens at Columbia
The Episcopal diocese of Missouri and West Missouri opened the annual Episcopal young people's conference in Columbia Ma. Rev. John L. Kady of Calvary Church Columbia served as dean. Bishop William Searlett of Missouri attended to lead services. Attendees include readers from St. Louis Kansas City and other Missouri cities.
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Columbia
Episcopal Diocese of
Missouri
West Missouri
Episcopal Young People's Conference of
John L. Kady
Calvary Church
William Searlett
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Louis Man to Head Missouri Socialists
George B. Daemler of St. Louis was elected chairman of the Missouri Socialist Party at the state convention in Sedalia. The executive committee includes Edward Petrilovisiseh, S. Saunders, L. W. Diemer, Ola Wadnen, Doris Priester, Pay Priester of St. Louis, Martin Lechn er of Maplewood, and Bruce Tipsworth of Springfield. A resolution condemning child labor was adopted.
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Sedalia
George B. Daemler
St. Louis
Socialist Party
Missouri
Edward Petrilovisiseh
S. Saunders
L. W. Diemer
Ola Wadnen
Doris Priester
Pay Priester
St. Goauis
Martin Lechner
Maplewood
Bruce Tips- Worth
Springfield
Roadside tire change safety reminder
Drivers who need to change a tire on the road should park off the pavement to reduce the risk of an accident and protect themselves and other road users.
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Country Club
Senior Missionary Society
Central Evangelical Church
Hall
Alma Jens
Glennon Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Order of de Molay
Mrs. Lindsay
J. D. Lindsay
W. W. Graves
E. R. Williams
Forrest Smith
Fairmount Boulevard
Graves
Mer
As L Graves
Virginia Lee Funsten
Rk.e
Funsten
Wieser City
F. L. Funsten
Robert Emmett Funsten III
Edwin D. Smith
Dayton, O
Robert Emmett Funsten
Women's Missionary Union
Women’s Missionary Union of
First Baptist Church
Paul McDaniel
Souther Baptist Convention
Memphis
Tenn
R. S. Embry
South America
Hlinoss , Jr
Paul B. Glover
Feonth
Lebanon
Macomb
Glover
Standard Oil Company
Sylvia Young
W. J. Young
Schoo
American Legion
Legion
Catholic Book Club
Jacob Moerschel
Edith Noonan
Thomas Walsh
St. Elizabeth
Emma Guhleman
E. M. Berlekamp
Mema A
Flapper
Fanny
Pat
Bers
Charles Brasher
Amilene
Texas
S. P. Howard
Mr. Brasher
Washington University
S. Louis
Jores
Airenes
Istresa
Nerecs
Wallace
Amy
Mo. Transit Lines
Jefferson City
The
Central Hatchery
Cslorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart
NEW
Middle West Air Service
Pope's
Rok
Chahar Province
Eligh
EPA
Central Trust
Melvin
N Y Giants
Golf Tommy Armour
Tommy Armour
Srong
Amy Lou Ouver
Farmer
Fancy Divar
Tommy Armand
Mel Ot
New York Giants
Stubby Kruger
Amy Lou Oliver
Lester Stoefen
Aly
Pete Knight
Amels
Mey
Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. Ge
Ida Tob
Jennis
Lester R. Stgefen
U.S
van Bleusen
America
Iulus
Schott Bros., Clothiers
High St
Capital City Telephone CO
Apliol Ave
Eash
Ola Siegel
Sone
Almanac
Richard
Capitol Bear
John Wesley
Battle of
Bunker Bil
Capitol Beer
Foig Stussy Krucer
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