Post-Tribune Society Notes on Blood Drive and Bridge Results
The Post-Tribune Society for and about Women assisted at the Red Cross Blood mobile yesterday at First Christian Church led by Mrs. A A Lister with Mrs Louis Dulle aiding in Motor Service. Registered Nurses were Dot Sappenfield and Ed Kaiser, with physicians Dr G Donald Shull and others. Explorer Scouts loaded the Bloodmobile under Joe F Brown. In bridge at Knights of Columbus hall Leonard Bode and Arthur Koester won with 7144, followed by Shockley Wallau 6512 and Mansu Seibel 62 points in a tight field.
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Red Cross
First Christian Church
A. A. Lister
Lister
Louis Dulle
A. B. Coe
Alice Bachtell
M. A. McEvers
Tom Johnson
Russell Rinkiin
Hugh Dallas Sr
John Westerman
Lulu Heller
Ethel Gibler
Theodore Wisch Sr
Albert Bond
Enfield Nelson
Fred Pack
Dot Sappenfield
Ed Kaiser
R.N
G Donald Shull
L. B. Klebba
Edwin E. Bowe
H. B. Stauffer
Explorer Scouts
Post
Joe F. Brown
Léonard Bode
Arthur Koester
Knights of Columbus Hall
A. W Shockley
H. J. Wallau
Nell Mansu
William Seibel
Mabel Bond
Artha Koester
Francis Nally
la Salette Seminary
Weekend Guests and Family News from Fairmount Court
Visitors at the home of W B Elders included Mrs David Jackson and Miss Cathy Jackson of Lafayette Ind and Clyde Phillips with his wife in Memphis Tenn. The Jacksons attended a 1930 Senior High reunion Saturday. Phillips were en route home after fishing in Canada. Russell A Bryant and wife returned from Lawrence Kan where son Jim attends a six week summer session at the University of Kansas music and art camp. Their son Bill joined them in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Elders
Fairmount Ct
David Jackson
Cathy Jackson
Lafayette
Ind
Clyde’ Phillips
Memphis
Russell A. Bryant
Berry
Lawrence
Kansas
Jim
University of Kansas
Bryants
Bill
Meadow Lake Acres Country Club Cards Night at Missouri Hotel
Ladies of Meadow Lake Acres Country Club met at the Missouri Hotel for the regular monthly gathering. A dessert course preceded an evening of bridge and canasta with prizes awarded to several members and out of town guests Mrs Elliott Rosenberg Bloomingdale IL and Mrs J F Humpe St Louis. A July meeting was announced.
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Meadow Lake Acres ‘Country Club
Missouri Hotel
Elliott Rosenberg
Bloomingdale
J. F. Humpe
St. Louis
Carl Fecht
Robert Mackey
Arnold Weiss
C. P. Owens
Judy Hollerorth Honored At Bridal Shower
Mrs A M Ludwig of St Louis and Mrs Frank Sachs of Jefferson City hosted a coffee and kitchen shower for Judy Hollerorth at the Sachs home. Gift table featured a white silk umbrella with roses while pink roses adorned the buffet and a three branch silver candelabra served as centerpiece. Mrs Raymond Hollerarth, mother of the bride elect, poured assisted by E C L Wagner, Lewis Moreau, James Bailey and Carol Sue Sachs. Holleworth to wed Lawrence Sheppard on July 123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Ludwig
St. Louis
Frank Sachs
Jefferson City
Judy Hollerorth
E. C. L. Wagner
Lewis i/Moreau
James Bailey
St. 3 Louis
Carol Sue Sachs
Holleworth
Lawrence Sheppard
Demeter Garden Club Plans Wild Flower Trail Talk
Mrs. Brown reports on the Wild Flower Trail project and conservation aims by the Demeter Garden Club at Central Evan guest Church. Guest speaker Mrs. Carl Bosch discussed corsage making from fresh garden flowers and the group hosted a post meeting picnic at Memorial Park with thirty-two attendees and an invitation extended to Hawthorn Garden Club members.
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Demeter Garden Club
Mets
Central Evan
Mexico
Ralph Kalberloh
Demeter
Central
William Brown
Green Berry Acres
Missouri
Carl Bosch
Jefferson City Association
Memorial Park
Irene Heck
Wilma
Kallenbach
Patricia Howell
Walter Schroeder
Linda Eaton
Linda
Hawthorn Garden Club
Batge
Demeter Group
Fassler Heather Nuptials At St Andrews Church
Miss Carolyn Fischer daughter of Mr and Mrs A E B Fischer and Miss Mary Louise Fassler daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Fassler united in a morning ceremony at St Andrew s Catholic Church Fassler wore a chalk white French lace gown with a chapel train and a colonial bouquet The groom Russell Dean Yarnell was escorted by his uncle and the bridal party included Roberta Kelley and Charlyn Fassler The ceremony featured nuptial Mass and organ selections with a reception in the parish dining room Afterward the couple left for California where the bride will study occupational therapy at the University of California General details include bridesmaids dresses in nile green and yellow and corsages of white carnations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Fischer
A. EB. Fischer
Mary Louise Fassier
Jeach
O ‘Madison
John L. Carnations
Fassier
Tipton
Gail Francis
Etta Jean Birge
San Francisco
Heather
Gill
Bert Heather
Clarksburg
Kansas Unis United
Lafteta
Conoversity Medical Center
Andrew
Russell Dean Yarnell
Miss Fischer
California
Larry Lam
Dennort
Oscar Sehmidt
David ‘Wolf
Roberta Kelley
Pine Lawn
Charlyn Fassler
Miss Fassler
Dawien
Urett Suurue
Kaaburg
Robert Kelley
St. Andrew's
Charles Wood
Ruth Kelley
Pinee Lawn
Charles Kelley
Pinte Lawn
Dorothy Siegel
Florence
Joan Knipp
Doers Not Hearers Theme of Installation at Mary Circle
Mary Circle of First Christian Church held a devotional and installation ceremony led by Mrs. Lester Rickman with the theme Be ye doers of the word and not hearers only. Officers installed included Mrs. Robert Hayward as president and Mrs. Ray French as vice president. A business meeting followed with plans for a church fellowship dinner, a brunch, and a Chilean disaster relief drive requesting winter clothing and bedding by next Monday morning.
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iMary Circle
First Christian Church
Lester Rickman
John O. Newsberry
Ewing Drive
Fellowship Hall
Annex
Africa
B. W. Sheperd
Ralph Asel
Paul McCall
Easterners Club Learns of Frozen Food Problems
The Easteners Extension Club met at Mrs. James Wunderlich’s Algoa Road home Monday evening with co host Mrs. Enos Whitaker. Twelve members attended with two guests Mrs. P. H. Sander son and Miss Judith Wunderlich. President Mrs. O. A. Benefiel called the meeting to order after the Pledge of Allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easteners Extension Club
James Wunderlich
Algoa Road
Enos Whitaker
P. H. Sanderson
Judith Wunderlich
O. A. Benefiel
Jon
Tom Stuckenschneider
Maurice Burd
Wil‘ma Bogler
Bobby Hamimen
Open House Sunday for Golden Wedding of McKinney Couple
Mr and Mrs Mike McKinney who retired from the restaurant business in Jefferson City will celebrate their golden wedding with an open house Sunday at 1622 West Main Street. A family dinner is planned for 43 years, with a son Roy of Alton and granddaughter Sister Margaret Michael of St Louis among those expected to attend from 2 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McKinney
McKinneys
W.main St
Jefferson City
Roy
Alton
McKinney
Daughters of Isabella Hobby Show Features Spoons and Boxes
The Daughters of Isabella hosted a hobby show at Knights of Columbus with exhibits of spoons antique cups and music boxes. Clara Weber led the talent group winning first prize, while Louise Campfont and Joseph Haaf earned top honors for collections and garden displays. Donations to the Red Cross were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Isabella June L. L. Rosenhan
Knights of Columbus
Clara Weber Re-Swinner
Clara Weber
Gent Presiding
Louise Campfon
Arthur Hemme
Chile
Joseph Tion
Red Cross
Haaf
Chilann Ratiat Iflawors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post-Tribune Society For and About Women
Duplicate Bridge Club
Ladies of
Meadow
Lake Acres
Mrs. Brown
Pike
Cotton & Rayon
East High
Boy Scouts of Explorer Scouts
Ralph Boone
Freddy Bloomfield
Clyde Lear
Gary Calor
St. Andrew’s Church
Fassler
Central Dairy
Mary Circle
Easterners Club
Trinity Circle
Trinity Circle 4
Ralph Huetten‘meyer
Adams
Otto Ittner
Earnest Opel
Deil Brummer Sr
Reading
Judy
Alvina
Schwaller
Egular
Mrs
Collectors
Louis Camp
U.S.A
Carmine Vignola
Edward Eggers
Genevieve Lammers
We Than
Pope Drug Store
Arsastra
Agarol
Dorothy Gray
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