Birthday Wishes For Local Children In The Post Tribune
The Post Tribune recognizes Frances Sommers and Alfred Yeoham both turning twelve and two-year-olds James Hidelbaugh and another two-year-old, Celia Thaxter’s story of moving to a lighthouse home and caring for a bird, plus a call for Jefferson City parents to list children under fifteen for the Birthday Club, including name address and birth details.
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Post-tribune
Frances Sommers
Route 1
Wardsville
Alfred James Yeoham
Hast McCarty
James Hidelbaugh
West
McCarty
Celia Thaxter
Lighthouse and
Rocks
New England
Celia
Eey
Celia Thaster
Republic Syndicate, Inc
Jefferson City
Territory
Morea
Veteran Poultry Expert Endorses Quisenberry Feed For Chicks
North Carolina poultryman John H Bruch urges Howe to raise chicks with proper housing water and sunshine and to use dependable feed. He praises Quisenberry Starting Food as best in forty years and notes Phelps Produce at 200 Broadway offers the feed and a free Poultry Manual titled Crows and Cackles.
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John H. Bruch
North Carolina
America
Phelps Produce
Broadway
Quisenberry
Tady
Moone's Emerald Oil Promoted for Ulcers and Veins
An inserted ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a cleansing antiseptic for ulcers old sores and broken veins. It claims quick relief and safety for leg pain and swelling, with availability at Standard Drug Co and first class drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Standard Drug Co
First Relass Drug
Ady
Eternal Woman at Jefferson and Garden theaters
Local society notes list showings at Jefferson Theater featuring The Eternal Woman with Olive Borden and Broadway Ladies and The Leader at Miller Theater with Nothing Put the Truth and Richard Dix in Apartment Hunting. Community notices cover church meetings bake sales and social club events, with family visits and travel plans among residents.
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Jefferson Theater
Olive Borden
Leader
Miller Theater
Richard Dix
Paramount News
Kansas Club Socials And Bridge Evening Notes
A Kansas club hosts a bridge evening with Miss Hazel Hampton and Miss Jucia Nolen entertaining three tables at the Nolen home. Guests include Miss Alice Dulle and Miss Lucille Richey. Mary Anne Stephens entertains her school set and plans a swim at Columbia pool followed by a picnic supper tomorrow. Mrs. Harry L. Guffen plans a bridge party for Mrs. A M Hill of Wichita with her sisters and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Stiffler
W. Q O. R. M. Bridge Club
East Dunklin Street
Ruth Kaiser
Elizabeth Droste
Pat. Mahoney
Elizabeth Tiden
Henry Lichius
Springfield
Frances Lewis
George’ Lewis
Charry Street
Frances Brown
Bridge
Alice Dulle
Lucille Richey
Hazel Hampton
Jucia Nolen
Nolen
Moreau Drive
Lichius
Mary Anne Stephens
Eugene Stephens
West Main Street
Jane Laufheimer
Sedalia
Miss Stephens
Harry L. Guffen
A. M. Hill
Wichita, Kansas
Grace Holt
Mrs. Hill
Elin May
Lucille
Florence Holt
Ruth
Emil Roling
John Eveler
James Hopen
Mary Ellen
Sam Eveler
Ligie Roling
Doe Walla
Herman Bolles
Mesdames
Leonard White
Andrew Roling
Joe Schulte
B. Herman
Henry Vetter
Peta Eveler
George Robben
Jake Kolk
Tony Eveler
Miss Roling
Social Scottie event highlights in Jefferson City
Miss Lucy Wells hosts a bridge party in honor of Miss Jane Laufheimer of Sedalia with a guest list of young school set members including Virginia Goss and Jamita Schott. County health work shifts to Elizabeth Simon amid mothers conference planning. Atkinson family updates feature travel to the Mediterranean and Beverly Hills.
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Betty Woodson
Bridge
Jane Laufheimer
Sedatia
Mary Anne Stephens
Laufheimer
Stephens
Virginia Goss
Tulsa
Sarah Franklin
Lucillé Richey
Jamita Schott
Mardell Dorthiey
Opal Walls
Maye Wymore
Dorothy Kassabaum
Alberta Coleman
Marguerite Phillips
Hetfie Joach
University of Minnesota
Elizabeth Simon
State Board of Health
Moreau Heights
Fairview
Central School
Broadway
Lutheran
Sheard
Immaculate Conception
Park School
Wonder Powder ad promotes MELLO GLO face powder
An advertisement claims MELLO GLO Face Powder is preferred by beautiful women because it leaves no flakiness or irritation and stays on longer. It promises a smooth spread, youthful bloom, and purity, produced by a new French process and sold at a local drug store.
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Pfope Drug Store
Ady
New York Baby Show Prizes Go To Two Pretty Infants
The event crowned John Thomas Grace as the prettiest baby and Eugene Frisch as the most perfect. Nurse Mae Hamilton holds the prize winning infants as they display silver cups awarded for the achievements.
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John Thomas Grace
Eugene Frisch
New York
Mae Hamilton
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Theora Hix
Melvin Hix
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Marion T Keyes
University College of Agriculture
Snook
the Birthday Club
Penevheen
Howe
Sodality of the Immaculate Conception Church
Barbara, Oster
East High Street
Emma McKenna
Circle of the First Christian Church
West End Baptist Social Circle
First Christian Church
Charles van Dyne
Mrs
James Stewart
Country Club Drive
Gertrude Winter
State Highway Department
A. P. Eldwacher
Adams Street
Charlotte White
Topeka
Kansas
Forrest Smith
Fairmount Boulevard
Richmond
Mr. Smith
Mildred Garstang
Los Angeles
California
A. A. Speer
PF. Steppleman
Stiss Garstang
Chamois
St. Louis
Agnes Brandecker
Ben
Marshall
Miss Brandecker
Rhodes
Arthur Adams
Kansas City
Adams
Typographical Union
Hast McCarty Street
Millsap
Dallmeyer
Jin Queer
Marguerite White
Caney, Kas
Elmer Cales
Miss White
Cales
East High Spee
Lucy Wells
Miss Roth Atkinson
Marjory Donaldson
Aos
West End
St. Peters
John M. Atkinson
Capital City
Atkinson
Latey
Public Service Committee
Atkinsons
Beverly Hills
Perth
Unwin
Weatherby Shoe and Furnishing Goods Co
Porth’s
Porth's
Swale
Weatherby’s
Hollerorth & Wischmeier
Perth’s
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