Scout Day Camp Opens on Green Berry Road
A Society event list notes a Girl Scout Day Camp cabin on Green Berry Road operating from 9:30 to 3:30 with rain postponement. A Fish Fry by the Young Ladies Sodality of St Peter's Parish is at St Peter's hall at 5. Immaculate Conception Circle No 1 holds a Benefit Card Party at Mrs James Young's home 516 E Capital Ave at 2:30. Loyal Workers at First Baptist Church hosted by Mrs T C Goodall 1131 East Dunkin Street at 2:30. West End Baptist Circle meets at First Baptist Church hosted by Mrs Roy Garrett 1405 W McCarty St with Mrs W C Brown co-hostess at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Berry
Young Ladies Sodality of
St. Peter's Parish
St. Peter’s Hall
Immaculate Conception Circle No
James Young
E. Capital Ave
Loyal Workers
First Baptist Church
T. C. Goodall
East Dunkhin Street
West End
Weddings and Parties Honor Local Brides and Guests
The evening featured dessert bridge and showers honoring Mrs. Robert Ricketts and Mrs. Paul Allison, with guests including Mrs. Margaret Dean and Miss Louise Kerr. Numerous travels and visits were noted, as relatives and friends gathered in Jefferson City from Marshall and beyond, with trips to Kansas City and Dallas mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Ossman
Rita
Wichita
Kansas
Jefferson City
Fred Raithel
Esmerine Avenue
Modes of the Moment in Beach and Bathing Fashions
Two tone effects dominate this season with navy and white as a favorite. Navy knitted bathing suits feature white buttons rope trims and bows while cross strap backs appear on many new models. The pictured suits showcase navy with white accents and a novelty ribbed two piece with a white bodice and navy halter straps.
Meeting Scorecard At Ruth Overman Home Reports Evening
The score for the evening at the meeting of the G. T eleb last night at Miss Ruth Overman’s home is noted. Additional guests were Miss Margaret Mueller and Miss Dorothy Gallup of St. Louis. Miss Betty Jane Curran left for St. Louis for several weeks while Miss Elizabeth Ames visits friends there for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ames
St. Louis
Carole Lombard Skips Alaska Location Shoot Amid Illness
Hollywood June 25 The blonde star Carole Lombard cannot join a film crew bound for Ketchikan Alaska to shoot the 1936 salmon run outdoor picture due to an illness that permits work in studios but not on location. Paramount officials say she fears damp climate may worsen her condition while the rest of the cast prepared to sail. Fellow actors express surprise at her condition and public image contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hollywood
Carole Lombard
Alaska
Ketchikan
Miss Lombard
Paramount
Chamberlin divorced to wed blonde bride candidate
Clarence D Chamberlin trans Atlantic flier says his wife Wilda divorced him in Paris. He plans to wed Louise Ashby 29 a blonde. they discuss marrying in Canada after a car smash and Maines five day law delaying a ceremony. They head toward Andover or Perth for a two day notice marriage.
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Fort Fairfield
Clarence D. Chamberain
Wilda Chamberlin
Paris
Biss Louise Ashby
George le Ashby
Andover
KN. B
Chamberlin
United Press
Maine
Canada
Perth
Hammer Elected Head Of Spanish Veterans In Missouri
Carl Hammer of St. Louis was elected commander with Lexington chosen for the 1937 encampment at the Missouri department annual encampment ending yesterday in Eldorado Springs. Other officers include Lee Hy Smith senior vice commander L W Clark St Joseph junior vice commander Rev Charlies E Rob inson Mokane department chaplain and James A Gastaine St Louis department adjutant. Mrs Anna Hornsby St Louis was elected senior president of the ladies auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado Springs
Carl Hammer
St. Louis
Lexington
Missouri Department
Lee Hy
Smith
L. W. Clark
St. Joseph
Charlies E. Robinson
Mokane
James A. Gastaine
Anna Hornsby
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Parachutist Invents Robot for Test Jumps in Toledo
William H. Kuhn, 23, a parachutist from Sandusky, unveils Rob Highlow, a 6 foot mechanical dummy with clock driven joints, designed to test parachutes for delayed jumps. Rob completed several jumps from 3,000 feet at Toledo's Transcontinental airport, landing upright as Kuhn observed.
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Toledo
UBP
Sciente
William H. Kuhn
Rob Highlow
Kuhn
Rob
Mr. Hightow
Mars
Earth
Ot) Highlow
Highlow
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Roosevelt concentrates on acceptance speech draft
President Roosevelt forges the acceptance address ahead of the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia. He works past midnight and weighs historical parallels to justify continued New Deal policy for four more years. He screens advisers and plans travel to Philadelphia then Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Joe T. Robinson
Explosion rocks Kansas City as bombing hits factory entrance
June 25 AP report: police probe a dynamite bomb blast at the United Flooring Company Building in the S3 district. One man, Roy L. Bradley, 35, suffered facial and arm lacerations. arson squad official D E Reddish said the blast likely came from a passing car. William K. Johns, company president, offered no explanation.
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Kansas City
United Flooring Company
D. E. Reddish
Roy L. Bradley
William K. Johns
Slug Users Cost New York Slot Owners $199,000 Yearly
District Attorney William C. Dodge targets fake nickels used in slot machines. He says slug users cost five New York companies about $199,000 annually, with telephones and subway firms among the main sufferers.
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New York
Associated Press
William c. Dodge
Telephone
Subway
Jones perjury trial moved to Hannibal
Wilfred Jones attorney facing a perjury case linked to the Muench Ware baby matter had venue shifted to the court of common pleas in Hannibal by Circuit Judge Eugene L. Padberg. The change was granted after Judge Padberg found public prejudice impeded a fair hearing. The case is expected on the September 14 docket with trial to follow thereafter in Hannibal.
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ST. Louis
Wilfred Jones
Court of Common Pleas
Hannibal
Eugene L. Padberg
Padberg
Jones
Anna Ware
Pennsylvania
Servant Girl Reclaims Baby From Muench Custody
A servant girl recovered her baby son from the custody of Dr Ludwig O. Muench and Mrs Nellie Tipton Muench. The case highlights norms about sleep patterns with a remark that men generally sleep less than women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig O. Muench
Nellie Tipton Muench
Ground aids failed at Kirksville crash
Washington June 25 AP The senate air safety committee traced the Kirksville Missouri fatal air crash of May 6 1933 to three navigation aids provided by the Bureau of Aeronautics all three failed as the plane headed east toward Kansas City The crash killed Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico and four others in a line of duty investigation and safety review of air navigation facilities with emphasis on the northeast Kansas City radio range and local beacons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Air Safety Committee
Kirksville
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Kansas City
Bureau of Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
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Robert Ricketts
Robert E. Ricketts
BE. K. Musson
John E. Wendleton
Laetla Olson
Musson
Ewing Drive
Ricketts
Jo Fay Gunn
Margaret Dean
D. B. Jenkins
John McHaney
Chester Platt
John R. Wells
Florence Erevin
Louise Kerr
Helen Louise Schultz
Ruth Jones
Mary B. Jones
Betty Sanderson
Dewey Mosley
West Milley Street
Paul Allison
Angeline Knollmeyer
Anna Knollmeyer
Louis Dulle
Allison
Ben Schrimpf
Harold Shinn
Albert Garrigan
Esther Dulle
Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority
Mildred Dulle
Washington Street
Estes Crutcher
Caroline and
Louise
Marshall
Bluiesls
Ben Czarlinsky
Elmerine Avenue
Dwight Brown
E. T. Sheets
Winona
Poplar Bluff
Chester Miller
Martha Ann Miller
Los Angeles
Frank E. Shelden
Ralph M. Eubanks
Vineyard Square
Carrollton
Barford Hudson
Hudson
David Stanford
Denver
John F. Tihen
Libby
Salt Lake City
Katherine Tihen
Dallas
A. J. Snedeker
Moreland Avenue
Mr. Snedeker
Carrie Snedeker
Laddonia
E. E. Silvey
Gene Ann
Nancy Lou
Columbus
Miss
Chenthi
Marie
Millsap's
Marie Dressler
Millsap’s
Navy
Leena Mrunn
Carol Lombard
Chamberlain
Hammer
Nature
Kelvin Rogers
Australia
Fitchburg
Mass
Roswall Swett
Leominster
Sacramento
Calif
Camera Lodge
Nevada
California
George Polus
Paul Schult
Tence
Phil A
Dallmeyer Optometrist
Jefferson City Baking Co
East High Street
Wust
Miss Modern
Batiste
Charming
Ray
Gibson Girl
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