Ladies' Day at Country Club Promises Bridge and Golf Fun
Social calendar lists Tuesday activities including Contract Bridge Club at the Country Club at 10 oclock, a Victoria Chapter O E S meeting at the Mason ic Temple at 8, Royal Neighbors at Woodman Hall 7 30, and a Council of Catholic Women at the Chapel 7 30. Tomorrow a first Ladies Day of the summer will be held at the Country Club with luncheon at 1 oclock. reservations may be made by calling Mr Buchanan.
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Buchanan
Victoria Social Club
Victoria Social Circle
Petit’s
W. A. Jordan
John Green
H. P. Lauf
Annulment Suit Ends Elopement in Missouri Wedding
A Missouri elopement ends with an annulment suit. Mrs Marian J Allen and Mr Wray Chow ning and Mr David Smith of St Louis served as wedding party with Marian Archias and John Zimmerman Montgomery tied the knot in Sedalia. Royal reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home, and the couple planned to reside in University City Missouri.
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Marion Allen
St. Joseph, Mo
Catherine Sharp
Macon
Barbara Elet
Oklahoma City
Arthur G. Ellet, Jr
Marian J. Allen
Wray Chowning
David Smith
St. Louis
Roy Hughes Monier
Ellet
Chicago
University City
Robert Kerr
Lovuise Kerr
Sedalia
Marian Archias
Leon, Archias
John Zimmerman Montgomery
Lee Montgomery
Glorifying Yourself by Alicie Mart
A 1930s advised diet note for hot days promoting balanced meals. It warns against overeating heavy winter fare or exclusive salads, urging hot and cold foods in correct portions. The piece emphasizes breakfast stability, a hearty lunch with digestible options, and a substantial hot dinner, concluding with light greens for supper.
Treasury notes huge bank balance for closing year
Washington June 24 The treasury reports a bank balance near 1 billion dollars as it prepares to close books for the fiscal year ending June 30. Officials expect about 1 million checks weekly to finance work relief and other expenditures, far above last year’s average.
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Washington
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
National Guard Still in Kansas Strike Area
Topeka June 24 AP Ad jutant General M R R McLean said he cannot say how much longer guardsmen will stay in Cherokee county lead and zinc mining areas. Troops were sent June 8 to maintain order amid labor troubles and may be withdrawn once Sheriff Neely can take control following Sheriff Hase’s resignation for health reasons.
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Topeka
M. RR. McLean
Cherokee County
Alf M. Landon
Neely
Dave Hase
Senplaugh
Funeral draws Missouri party leaders for Dr. Clements
Hundreds of Missouri party leaders gathered in Macon for the Sunday funeral of Dr. E. B. Clements Republican national committeeman fatally injured in a car crash. Attendees included former Governor Arthur M. Hyde, Henry S. Caulfield, former U.S. Senator Roscoe C. Patterson, state chairmen Grover W. Dalton and Arthur Curtis, and William P. Phares. The service was led by Rev. Presley J. Pound at the Episcopal church residence rooms.
Old age pensions to start November 1 in Missouri
Excelsior Springs Mo June 24 Old age pensions recently authorized by the state assembly will be instituted Nov. 1 W E Jameson chairman of the state eleemosynary board announced No pensions will be paid unless applications have been made to the county assistance boards to be named after Aug 27 Few pensioners will receive the maximum of 30 dollars for single persons and 45 dollars for couples Jameson indicated We intend to administer the law so as to give the highest possible amount relative to the individual requirements but there will be no waste.
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Excelsior Springs
State Assembly
W. E. Jameson
State Eleemosynary Board
County Assistance Boards
Jameson
Two Men Escape From Maryville Jail After Noted Rescue
Maryville Missouri June 24 Two inmates escaped from the county jail after they saved their way out. Raymond Marks 25 wanted for a Clyde Missouri bank robbery and Stephen Slyker 23 accused of forgery were sought by officers. Five other prisoners in the same cell block remained and said they did not know of the escape.
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Maryville
Raymond Marks
Clyde
Stephen Slyker
Fear Woman's Skull Fractured From Crash
Mrs Matlie Hayes 46 of Rolla Missouri suffered a possible skull fracture when the automobile she rode in overturned on U S Highway 66 near St Clair Missouri She was taken to Barnes Hospital The driver Miss Helen Nichols who is her daughter said she lost control of the car and was not injured
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ST. Louis
Matlie Hayes
Rolla
U. S. Highway 66
St. Clair
Barnes Hospital
Tex
Helen Nichols
Charge N W Missouri Roads Are Neglected
Northwest Missouri speakers at a conference sponsored by the Northwest Missouri Highway Association charged the state neglects farm to market road construction in the rich agricultural district. Marion Robinson of Saline County urged that locals pay taxes yet receive inadequate road funding as about 150 publishers editors and chamber officials attended. Mrs Alexander Stewart and her son James William were guests of Sedalia friends.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Northwest Missouri Highway Association
Northwest
Marion Robertson
Saline County
Chambers of Commerce
Alexander Stewart
James William
Sedalia
Bank Robbery Strikes Blue Springs Nebraska
Three gunmen robbed the Blue Springs State Bank at 635 this morning escaping with an estimated loot of 750 to 1000 dollars. Two bank officers and two customers were forced to lie on the floor as the bandits looted the counters for loose change and currency.
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Blue Springs
Neb
Broker's Death Still Mystery in Atlantic Beach Case
New York dispatch reports the death of John Lyon Burness, 30, a Long Island broker, remains unexplained after Nassau county authorities cited a confessed claim by 20 year old servant Dorothea Kassady. She allegedly struck Burness with a hammer, started his car, and closed the garage door, but autopsy found facial marks after death.
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New York
Long Island
Nassau County
John Lyon Birness
William B. Brown
Atlantic Beach
S. 1
Martin v. Tittleton
Dorothea Kassady
Brown
Burness
Littleton
Girl’s confession on hammer attack under doubt
The article records doubt about the girl’s confession claiming she struck Brown with a hammer after he refused to pay money he had promised, with authorities noting questions about the veracity of her statements.
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Brown
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