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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1939

Page

2

Social Calendar Highlights From Local Luncheon And Weddings

Mrs. A L Hawkins hosted a luncheon and bridge at 1005 Adams, honoring Mrs. Percy Field of Philadelphia with twelve guests. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Giesecki, Mrs. Cook, and Mrs. Casey. Other gatherings featured Mrs. Fischer at 500 East Capitol with guests including Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Tweedie, and Mrs. Hord. prize recipients listed. In Forest Hill, Cook hosted a family dinner. out-of-town guests noted from Philadelphia, Springfield, Columbia. Mrs. McGrew entertained at 722 Cuff Drive for Mrs. Spencer of New York. Misses Henwood and Radke hosted a Warwick Village luncheon honoring several house guests from Montclair to Baltimore. Miss Elizabeth Dulle received a personal shower for Mrs. Herron. Various engagements include birthday party for Bonnie Mae Dunlap at 11706 Vineyard Square with Liverpool Jummy game and prizes. A handkerchief shower honored Miss Clarice Allison relocating to Slater. Several marriages and showers noted, including Angeline Mueller and Fred Finderland wedding at St Peters Church and reception. multiple miscellaneous showers at the Gangwish home for Maxine Hull and Clifford Gangwish. Announced marriage of Estelle Major to Jerome Trippensee performed by a Justice of the Peace in Eldon. More than two million guitar players in the country referenced in closing.

Hawkins A. L. Hawkins Adams Percy Field Philadelphia Sam B. Cook John Gieseckl Sam Cook M. E. Casey G. A. Fischer East Capitol Herd Charles Tweedie Cecil W. Thomas C. G. Hammond Emmett P. North Mugs Monnig Clifford Fischer Thomas Tweedie Hord Marion Henwood Marjorie Mae Radke Warwick Village Mary Butler Montclair M. J Mary Ann Jones St. Louis Marian McCourt Baltimore Katherine Grant Miss Grant Mahlon Aldridge Maurice Chambers, Jr Pegey Oberman Betty Hamsey Maureen Bohling Mary Lou Stegemaier Bernice Baker Mary Louise Kruse Lucille Robertson Betty Anne Hulse Mary Louise Hemmel Fred L. Dunlap Vineyard Square Bonnie Mae Liverpool Maryjorie Goet Carolyn Eee Platt

Club Notes and Community Gatherings Reach Across Several Groups

Church members and friends plan a reception at Mrs. W. C. Irwin’s home to honor Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Birkhead on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Miss Nelle Page will conduct a school of instruction at the Masonic Temple. Ice cream socials, dances, picnics, and society meetings are listed for various churches and civic groups, with times and locations in West Main and surrounding areas. Also noted are transport airplane speeds in 1938 and New York City’s taxi count, with London a distant second.

W. C. Irwin West Main G. S. Birkhead Nelle Page Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Bist

Vacation Clothes To Suit The Place and Budget

A guide to selecting vacation wardrobes by place and budget. It outlines options for conservative and less conservative styles, including slacks, shirtwaist dresses, dirndl dresses, playsuits, bikinis, sun bonnets, and beach coats. It suggests denim pieces for casual wear, two-color matching outfits, and a gray flannel suit for higher budgets. It emphasizes clothes should be appropriate to the location and durable, with long-lasting classics.

Grand Canyon

Offier Hums On About Riders And Horses In West

State Humane officer Wheeler says the new generation out west does not understand horses. They ride in a motor wagon to a mountain resort then jump on a horse and expect the noble hay burner to go 50 miles an hour. He recalls old timers rode about 30 miles then rested. Also mentions metal blinds as a durable window choice.

Denver W B. Wheeler Wheeler

Calton Dresses Shine In Cottons For Summer Dances

Calton presents a summer dress parade featuring cimites piques ginghams organdies and dotted Swiss with precise line work. A red plaid gown suited for a Country Club dance showcases a fitted bodice a full skirt frosty white pique bands and a slim waist belt.

Vacationing Together Requires Tact

Vacation season brings travel disputes as couples quarrel over meals, plans, and who leads the day. A simple fix suggests parting after three hours, with a brief call to the Joneses to keep peace and avoid endless disagreements during trips. Men and women still struggle to play together during vacations. Sentenced for Cheating Kids in Glendale a paper dealer, Madison L. Goff, was given 60 days in jail for short weighting grammar school children in their annual paper drive for charity.

Joneses Hall Fame Glendale Calif Madison L. Goff

Fisherman Finds Ship 240 Years Under Water

In Miami a fisherman reported seeing cannon-like objects on the ocean floor near the Florida coast. A salvage party recovered 32 cannon encrusted and rusted, later identified by markings as belonging to the H. M. S. Winchester, a British naval ship that vanished in 1695 near this area.

Miami Fla Florida London Admiralty Winchester Onty

Dog Death Chamber Rigs Device In California

J M Talbert, county wound master, builds a metal box with a pipe outlet and uses a car exhaust to euthanize stray dogs. The humane society has approved the setup. Birds Landing California reports this controversial device as Talbert claims it offers a quicker end for unwanted animals.

Birds Landing Calif J. M. Talbert The Humane Society Talbert

Jail birds escape Captain Switzer’s Miami jailyard birds

In Miami Captain Chris Switzer reports jail birds that escape confinement. He notes the birds are real and capable of flight, posing ongoing trouble as they repeatedly fly away from the jail yard. Police and staff work to recapture them.

Miami, Fla Chris Switzer

Night insects swarm city jail dome as officer frees them

In a peculiar account Switzer describes deterring night insects by turning off office lights and using a flashlight to catch them and releasing them near the illuminated skyscraper jail. He notes some insects travel as far as quails away.

Switzer Fredom

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Mrs. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Cook Lewis Hord Forest Hill Percy F. Hore W. B. Tallow Springfield Charles Bigges Columbia McGrew William Spencer Edward J. McGrew Cuff Drive William Leonard Spencer New York City Norma Elizabeth Bates Spencer Betty Jane Reinert St. Is Mrs. Lagan Potter Mr. Potter Ash Street Josh L. Edwards East High Memphis Tennessee Little Rock Arkansas Elizabeth Ann Dulle West McCarty M. G. Herron Frances Schmidt Oscar Dulle Vernon Schmidt M. R. Herron G. B. Dorenkamp Jos. H. Boone, Jr Louise Long Grace Weber Darlene Shaw Frances Eggleson Frances Galliday Dorothy Nell Lewis Claudene Sappenfield Betty Mae Stadler Nadine Hudson Nora Claybrook Catherine Ann Schulte Bunee Mrs. Boone Seppenfield Stadler Patricia Joan Clark E. P. Clark Greenberry Road Maryville Fannie Hope Clarice Allison Slater Gladys Brown Betty Baker Helen Bahr Margie King Ruth Kathrine Burker Marjorie Burker Frances Clark Dorothy Grant Betty Jean Sanders Harold Sanders East State Margaret Wisch West Elm Red Cross Aquatic School Rockaway Beach Rose Mary Mohnan George T. Jordan Jordan's House of Flowers Excelsior Springs Harry Biffle Des Moines Iowa J.L. Hoover Chestnut Angeline Mueller Henry Mueller Highway 54 Fred Finderland High Way St. Peters Church Deck Johanna Hill Clarence Mueller Tipton Finderland Trucking, Company Ernest Gangwish Forest Gordon Frances Gangwish Gangwish West Mc Carty Maxine Hull Clifford Gang Wish Little JoAnn Gangwish Bernard Choate Walter Phelan Alt Madeton IC Card Phil Luebbert A. Distler Frank Gaffke John Peters Helen Bungart Geraldine Hirschman Ruby Hirschman Velma Karr Estelle Major DB. V, Major Jefferson City Jerome Trippensee Gus Trippensee Madison Justice of Peace Eldon United States St. Paul's Lutheran Church Lohman Binnie Barnes Mrs. Birkhead New Hope Baptist Church Rehagan’s Westphalia Council of Catholic Women of St. Peters Selinger Centre St. John’s Lutheran Aid Society of Schubert West End Baptist Circle Jos. A. Mueller Mulberry the Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Lohoman Ruth Rust W. C. Freeland Forsythe Freeland West High Prof Peter James Physical Culture Onder Koon Neues Capital City Paul Chub Abe Cologne Oue Drene Shamfoo Sir Pond Lucky Tiger Folson Arid American Institute Hepatiga Tampax Wey Palmolive
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