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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
7
Crowds fill Roman Catholic churches in Mexico City to mark the amicable settlement of church state differences. The inset features Father Edmund A. Walsh of Georgetown University, cited for his key role in establishing peace between church and state.
Social column details theater listings at Jefusson and Miller Theaters with film lineups including Pals of the Plame Diamond Master Hold That Beer Chinatown and Served Fried and Fried. Sacred Heart League plans August 7 ice cream social on school lawn. Wownes Missionary Society meeting postponed to July 10. American War Mothers chapter to elect delegates at Central Hotel. numerous gatherings with Miss Louise Duvie hosting, bridge evenings, and visits among local residents, with travel to St Louis, Belleville and Kansas City.
Rosalmira Colome of Mexico assists the Inter-American Commission of Women in pursuing equal rights for women. The piece also notes social events in St. Louis and surrounding areas with gatherings at the Rommel home, Priscilla Club meetings, and luncheons honoring guests from Trenton Pasadena and Columbia.
Local residents share weekend visits with relatives and neighbors. Sieges of whooping cough lessen for Herbert and Raymond Jhneroff while John and Esther Weber, Freddie Fischer, and others travel for business or family gatherings. John Fortis and Clifford Heidbreder describe a Virgin Islands to Brazil voyage for study and work.
Galli Curci and two small sons visit on their way to Russellville. Farmers report good weather and busy wheat and hay harvesting. Ernest Runge Jr. travels to Concordia for a stay with relatives. Rev E Runge and family join Carl Runge to Jefferson City for work. Local families visit Huettenmeyer and Weber homes. Mrs. Mat Gyratzy, 72, sprains hip and seeks recovery. Huetttenmeyer green house features cucumbers tomatoes. first ripe tomatoes picked. Kirchner children assist in Huettenmeyer truck gardening then return to work. Mrs. Lochner travels to Columbia for health care. Mrs. Runge travels to Concordia. her father John Kammeyer ill with stroke though slight rally later.
Richfountain marked by a retreat in St Louis with the Our Venerable School Sisters. A dinner honored Alphonse Streuempf’s 14th birthday hosted by Mr and Mrs Streuempf. Richfountain also reports a 6 to 4 victory by the Richfountain baseball team over Freeburg.
Mrs Elbert Davis of Moberly Missouri declares Hoyt's Compound cured her indigestion dizziness headaches and sleepless nerves. She praises the remedy as unlike others and urges public endorsement. Sold at Tolson's Pharmacy Jefferson City and by local druggists.
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