Social notes and upcoming meetings in Jefferson City
Society page highlights invitations and events from Mrs. G. L. Porter and local clubs. Activities include Jubilee Circle at the Masonic Temple, Victoria Chapter initiation, Kings Daughter’s Class picnic, and a range of church and civic gatherings. Attendees travel from Quincy, St Louis, Eldon, and Westphalia for meetings, picnics, and motor trips.
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Victoria
Masonic Temple
Kings Daughter
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Westphalia
5 O'Colck
Wm. Corder
Ida Corder
Josephine
St. Louis
Capital City
Parents Attend Class as Miss Sprinkle Takes Over
The article notes that the parents of the pupils attended the event. Attendees included Mrs Otto Schultz, Mrs cius Schell, Mr and Mrs Frank Wy more, Rev and Mrs Guthrie Birkhead, Mr and Mrs Maucree, Mr and Mrs Dickrieder of Bounots Mill, Mr and Mrs c B Corwin, parents of Mrs Guinuer, and Miss Sprinkle, who is taking over Mrs Gwinney's class.
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Otto Schultz
Cius Schell
Frank Wymore
Guthrie Birkhead
Maucree
Dickrieder
Bounots Mill
C. B. Corwin
Guinuer
Tank Explodes and Man Has Narrow Escape
Earl Russell of Atkinson Paving Company was injured when an empty water tank at Capital City Oil Company exploded after he lit a pipe. The blast blew out the tank rear, gas ignited, but Russell escaped with slight facial and hand burns and was improving. In Farmington, D. W. Clinton and Earl Harrington were sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for removing 5000 feet of copper wire from Dot Run Lead Co. poles.
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Earl Russel
Atkinson Paving Company
Capital City Oil Company
High
Mudberry
Russell
Farmington
Modune
Dot Run Lead Co
D. W. Clinton
Earl Harrington
Franco and companions vanish in transatlantic hydroairplane
Reports from Madrid say Major Ramon Franco and three crew members aboard the Dornier Do 16 hydroairplane disappeared Saturday while attempting a trans Atlantic flight from Cartegena toward New York. Heavy seas and uncertain conditions prompted grim forecasts and search efforts by seaplanes and destroyers.
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Madrid
Diche
Ramon Franco
Primo de Rivera
Azores
Ferrol
Wreck Near Loose Creek Hurts Floyd Shuck
Floyd Shuck local resident suffered a broken right arm severe body bruises and cuts when a Buick touring car skidded and overturned on the St. Louis highway west of Loose Creek. Two companions Ray Sames and Helen Carver were only slightly hurt. Shuck was extricated by five companions and treated before being brought home. condition improved with no internal injury expected.
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Floyd Shuck
St. Louis
Loose Creek
Ray Sames
Helen Carver
Shuck
Fort Scott crash leaves two dead in liquor‑charged wreck
Fort Scott Kansas June 25 AP two men are dead and a third held on charges after a motor car and a truck collided seven miles south of Fort Scott Darwin Walker 25 Garnett was killed instantly Evan Pugh 40 Pittsburgh died early today from internal injuries Mark Brillhart a third occupant was injured and arrested after officers found four gallons of liquor in the wreckage George E Nugent truck driver escaped uninjured
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Fort Scott
Kan
Tapi
Nquov
Fort Smott
Darwin Walker
Garnett
Hall
Evan Pugh
Pitburgh
Rani
Mark Brillhart
George E. Nugent
Mrs H M Chapel Dies At Home In Sedalia
Mrs H M Chapel dies at home in Sedalia, described as mother of S J Chapel, with Missouri Pacific ties noted in obituary. The brief memorial cites family and local links, indicating a church and community involvement.
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H. M. Chapel
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia Woman Dies After Illness and Stroke
Mrs Chapel aged 34 died at the family home in Sedalia Monday after a lingering illness caused by a paralytic stroke suffered months earlier. She leaves five children, three sons and two daughters, and was well regarded in Saline county. Mr and Mrs Chapel departed for Sedalia to attend the funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Chapél
Sedatia
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