Society Announcements for Wednesday Events
A list of Wednesday society gatherings including A O A Lyle Beagle at 1408 Vineyard Square. Young Matron's Circle at First Presbyterian with Mrs. G J Linker. Dorcas Missionary Society at Central Evangelical with Mrs. F E Siebern. Catherine Ramsey Circle at First Presbyterian with picnic at Mrs J T Waddill's Green Berry Road. Mary Carrington Circle at Capitol Ave Christian with Mrs John Bruner Jr. Rebekah Social Circle at 926 Fairmount Blvd. Dollie Meador Circle at First Methodist with Mrs F W Gillham. Circle No 4 at Trinity Lutheran. Times shown 2:30, 2:30, 6:30, 12, 2. Lunches and luncheons noted as appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ramsey
First Presbyterian Church
J. T. Waddill
Green Berry Road
Mary Carrington
Capitol Ave
Christian Church
John Bruner, Jr
Bruner
Osage
Garden Club Meeting and Local Society Notices
Twenty six members and four guests attended Hawthorn Garden Club at Mrs Walter Steininger home on West Main. The group will keep morning meetings through summer. A fall flower show planning report was given by E J Rodeman. A committee chairmen meeting is set for Friday at Mrs Boyd Carroll’s home. Guest speaker Mrs Ray Alexander discussed her Natchez pilgrimage, with talks on ground covers and mid summer color by Mrs Hugh Stephens and Mrs Paul Nave. A follow up visit to the Steininger garden was held. Miss Mary Lou Stegmaier will host a party for guest Dorothy Schwalbe of St. Louis tomorrow evening on East Dunkling Street. The Jefferson City Writers Club held a summer picnic at Mrs SW O’Brien's on Hough Road with about thirty guests. Editor Mrs Fred L Shephard spoke on The Bard magazine origins, noting 75 contributions from across the US and several foreign countries. New member Mrs Shephard was elected. Other items include Triple A club tonight at Miss Virginia Bailey’s on Cherry Street, Longnecker Circle meeting at Mrs JG Kolkmeyer’s on West McCarty, and St Agnes Girls Sodality picnic planned for June 25. Dozens of residents and visitors listed with varied travels and visits, including Mrs Dan Dick in Osawatomie and Mrs Dora Derkum en route to Yellowstone. A skeleton warning sign at a Marysville curve draws attention to speeders. Auxiliary POC meeting rescheduled to July 2 hosted by Mrs Theodore Engelbrecht. Mayor Means Ray and daughters Nancy Jane and Sally were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Hawthorn Garden
Walter Steininger
West Main Street
Boyd Carroll
Vineyard Square
Steininger
Ray Alexander
St. Louis
Natchez
Paul Nave
Steininger Garden
Writers Club
Jefferson, City
United States
Shephard
May Stafford Hilburn
Tremben i
UC experiments fail to prove advantage of asparagus wraps
Berkeley June 23 The agricultural department of the University of California reports no benefit from wrapping asparagus in cellophane. The public is unlikely to be required to unwrap bunches in markets as a result of the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Agricultural Department
University of California
Hold Mother and Daughter for Killing of Marine Lieutenant
Los Angeles reports a mother Caroline Lindahl and her daughter Virginia were held after police investigated the slaying of Herman Jacobs, a World War II Marine lieutenant. Jacobs’ body was found in a vacant lot with head injuries. detectives found a $750 bonus bonds receipt and a revealing letter in his quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Herman Jacobs
Caroline Lindahl
Jacobs
Lindahl
Virginia
George Hill
Lerty Sanderson
LIQUOR DEBT ENDS FATAL IN JOPLIN SALOON
Vernie J Bradley of Chicopee Kansas was killed by Thomas Loyd in a Joplin saloon after an argument over a liquor debt. Bradley, a World War veteran under federal indictment for illegal liquor traffic, confronted Loyd who had cashed bonus bonds. Loyd fired once, penetrating Bradley's spine. Loyd held without bail. Bradley left a wife and five children and was on Kansas relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Vernie J. Bradley
Chicopee
Kansas
Thomas Loyd
Bradley
Loyd
Roosevelt era delay on federal judge appointment noted
Philadelphia dispatch reports Senator Bennett C Clark says a new federal district judge will not be appointed until Congress reconvenes, while Senator Truman backs Gov. Guy B Park as preferred choice. A separate Altarus item notes a female elk on the EL ranch herds sheep daily and stays with them until night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
Congress
Roosevelt
Clark
Harry S. Truman
Guy B. Park
Cal
EL Ranch
Modes of the Moment in Ice Satin Evening Wear
Modes of the Moment on ice satins for in born evening wear charm with white and icy pastels. The collection features slim dance frocks often paired with brief jackets in the same material, adaptable for many occasions. A pink ice satin frock shows a vee neckline with two holera and self colored soutache braid trims. another style uses a cord trim at a low square neckline with short puffed sleeves.
Farm Boy Used Car Buyer Plans Suicide After Rejected Marriage
Kansas City AP reports Robert Lee Miller near Harrisonville Missouri used a dealer's name on worthless checks to obtain a used auto. He told police he planned self harm if his marriage to a local laundry worker faced parental opposition. He contemplated harming the salesman during a car test, then decided to kill himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert Lee Miller
Harrisonville
PBS
Fawve
Miller
Husbands Slayer Bound For Trial In Missouri
Mrs. Clara Roth charged with fatally slaying her husband Frank on June 12 was bound over to the circuit court without bond at a preliminary hearing before Justice B P Jetter in Butler Missouri. Circuit court sessions begin June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Clara Roth
Frank
Circuit Court
Electric chair executes Bastrop farm hand for assault
Huntsville Texas June 23 Juan Rivera Bastrop county farm hand was executed in the electric chair for criminally assaulting a four year old girl. Deacon Shen Drowne of Baston was. One first professional artist in America of whom there is records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Juan Rivera
Bastrop County
Deacon Shen Drowne
Baston
America
Zionecheck repays marriage loan after honeymoon
Mrs Marion A Zionecheck repaid today the two dollars her husband Congressmen from Washington state borrowed on April 28 to obtain their marriage license. Deputy Clerk Lawrence L Merrill said she called, apologized for the delay, and handed two one dollar bills. The couple, married by Rev Paul R Riehl, included Rubye Louise Nix, a PWA clerk. The congressman was reported in a Washington hospital under observation for mental disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Mad
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington State
Lawrence L. Merrill
Curt
Zioneheck
Merrill
Washington
Rubye Louise Nix
PWA
Paul R. Riehl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wednsday A. O
Lyle Beagle
G. J. Linker
Oakwood Drive
Dorcas Missionary Society
Central Evangelical Church
F. E. Siebern
Havana Street
Rebekah
Walter Gordon
Fairmount Blvd
Dollie Meador
First Methodist
F. W. Gillham
Jackson Street
Circle No
Trinity Lutheran
Cheney
Jefferson Cleaners
E. High St
HovevEr
Hoover Men
Hoover
THE
Power
Lily Pons
Lilyponds, MD
Presa
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Maryland
Thomas
Arthur “Heisinger
West
Mary Lou Stegmaier
East Dunkling Street
Dorothy Schwalbe
J. G. Kolkmeyer
Longnecker
West McCarty Street
St. Agnes Girls Sodality
St. Peter’s Parish
Cassville
J. Rothwell
C. L. Bartlett
Lee StrEet
Matilda Schultz
J. H. Conrath
Phillip Conrath
Alan Brydon
Clark Avenue
Bloomfield
Dan Dick
Jefferson City
Osawatomie
Tom Ferguson
Ash Street
Christine and
Henrietta Wienecke
George Knollmeyer
St. Mary’s Boulevard
Xow
Matthew H. Pahle
Matthew, Jr
Milwaukee
Pahle
Dora Derkum
Yellowstone Park
Derkum
L. A. Paterson
Ann
Oklahoma City
Marysville
Theodore Engelbrecht
Boonville Road
Means Ray Ana
Nancy Jane
Sally
Congress Guivenes
James Whitcomb Riley
Benjamin F. Johnson
Bani Bie
Ray Burton
Goodman Maytag CO
Eee
Deliferatin
Pope’s
Couron
Rabbi Menstec
Shoe & E Cras
Capital Auto
Loan & Investment CO
Jefferson
Lea
Tus
Cua
President Standard Sanitary Mfg. CO
Standard Sanitary Mrs. Oe Albers PA
Division of
Amn Radiator
Standard Sanitary Corpor
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