Leola Mae Miller Society Page notices
Leola Mae Miller listed among society items with dances and social events. Tuesday Girl Scout Day Camp from 10 to 4. Euphrosyne Club hosts semi annual quilting at Central Evangelical Church. Glennon Circle meets 7 30 pm at Knights of Columbus Hall with social hour after. Senior Missionary Society event for Miss Laura Bartholomaeus at 1209 Elmarine Avenue.
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Euphrosyne Club
Kathryn Bolton
West McCarty Street
Central Evangelical Church
Ladies of Church and Friends
Glennon Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
Senior Missionary Society of Central Evangelical Church
Laura
Bartholomaeus
Elmarine Avenue
Local Society Notes Highlight Civic Talk and Visits
Approximately ninety women attended an open meeting of Jefferson City Council of Clubs at the State Park Pavilion where Labor Commissioner Mary Edna Cruzen spoke on Labor Department activities and civic issues. Social time followed with refreshments. Also reported are dinner and bridge club plans, house guests, and several residents returning from events in St Louis and Chicago. Maj. J. M. Sellers named new superintendent of Wentworth Military Academy at Lexington, succeeding Col. Sanford Sellers Jr. who resigned after 22 years.
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Mary Edna Cruzen
Council of Clubs
State Park Pavillion
Missouri
Howard Cook
Cruzen
Labor Department
Chas. Roedder
Charles Roedder
West Main Street
William Neidtinghaus
Ervin
William Niedringhaus
Pearl Sass
O. F. Schweer
A. F. Roedder
Robert and
Wiliam
Mary Louise
Wentworth Lexington
Maj
J. M. Sellers
Wentworth Military Academy
Col
Sanford Sellers
War on blemishes guides beauty standards in 1935
An NEA Service column counsels women to tackle facial marks and body hair to meet beauty norms. It suggests topical stones for discoloration, creams for varicose veins, and hair removal by shaving or electrolysis, noting women can access these techniques today.
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Iy Ahicra
NEA Service HC
Moses
Haitian boy turns white after voodoo berry remedy
Jean-Joseph Dauphin, a Haitian six year old, reportedly turned white after ingesting a native berry medicine called Sorry. The berry, linked to voodoo practices, caused him to fall into a coma and later shed his dark skin. The case prompted health officials to seek plant specimens as Dauphin heads to the United States.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Monacan
Haiti
Foreign Office
Jean-Joseph Yimeon Dauphin
Dauphin
Jean Marsan
United States
Price of wives in Africa still cheap
New York dispatch reports a Niger River missionary, Joseph McCaba Paterson, recalls wives costing about $16 amid rising prices elsewhere. He notes polygamy persists and missionaries avoid interfering with marriage customs. Also aboard is Miss Alice Morrow, sister of the late Senator Dwight W. Morrow.
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New York
African Gold Coast
Joseph McCaba
Paterson
N. J
Niger River
Alice Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Per Jersey
Women’s College
Istanbul
McMath Kidnapping Trial Opens In Barnstable Court
Mrs. Margaret McMath testified about Peggy McMath's May 2 abduction at the Harwich port school. Kenneth and Cyril Buck, Harwichport brothers, face charges as the case unfolds with police and ransom transfer details.
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Barstable
Mass
Margaret McMath
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Harnstable Superior Court
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Harwichport Brothers
Gertrude Collins
Emutous
Hall Harwich
George Bacon
Merchants National Bank of Boston
Boston
Harwichport
McMath
France Refuses to Reconsider War Debt Default
Paris reports that France will not revisit its default on December 15 and June 15 payments despite the sharp US war debt note. The government maintains its stance, signaling no change in policy.
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France
Paris
Debt talks clash over payment terms between France and U.S.
Flapper Fanny reports the government said the American insistence on past due annuity payments will not trigger a debt-issue reopening in Parliament. The French note on the June 15 payment keeps France suspending payments until a new debt agreement is reached, a spokesman said. The French position, as redefined, is the opposite of the American view, insisting revision must precede payment.
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United Press
France
Death by own action highlights search for victim kin
Kansas City authorities sought Dodson relatives after his body was found in a vacant hotel room. A revolver lay beside him and friends said he was despondent over unemployment, leading police to treat the case as a suicide.
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Kansas City
Charles A. Dodson
Grants Totaling 9.6 Million Aid Six States
Five emergency relief grants totaling 9,639,168 were announced by Harry L. Hopkins. Connecticut receives 838,528. Illinois 2,820,549. New Mexico 63,204. Vermont 1,216,37. Nebraska 150,000. Illinois previously had 4,605,114 and New Mexico 89,117. Grants are on a 1 to 3 federal to state spending basis.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Connecticut
Ilinois
New Mexico
Vermont
Nebraska
New
Trade groups pledge to raise wages under Roosevelt plan
Washington reports trade groups in conferences backing higher wages to keep pace with prices in Roosevelt's industrial recovery drive. Administrators Johnson and Sawyer push code talks, with public hearings on textile and coal agreements likely this week. Public works funds of 3.3 billion will circulate as soon as possible, though first contracts may slip to July 1 due to organization challenges.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Enoctas
America
Johnson
Donald A. Sawyer
Central Coals Associates
Sawyer
United Press
Iwerks
Forestry workers get a clean bill health rests in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas June 19 Col R M Blanchard post surgeon of the civilian conservation corps announced a clean bill of health for the 4800 enrolled for esters. He said only occasional measles cases and some minor ailments were present among the group and vaccination programs were in progress.
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Leavenworth, Kan
R. M. Blanchard
Civilian Conservation Corps
MELLO-GLO Powder Ad Promises Smooth Skin
An old style advertisement touts MELLO-GLO powder with a new French process that promises smooth application, long wear, and hiding of lines and pores. It claims a fragrance, non inflating look, and discounts retail price of 50 cents and 1 dollar tax free.
Poison Ivy Infection Declines Not Linked to Illness
The report notes no serious illness or casual ties connected to poison ivy infection. It also states that gasoline consumption in 1952 declined by more than seven percent.
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