Jefferson City Post-Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 10

Page 10 JEFFERSON CITY POST-TRIBUNE EWSof the Community New Bloomfield Miss Jma Dott McCain, teacher of Craig School, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCain. Mr. and Mrs.

O. P. Wilson and son, Bobbie Boyd are the guests of Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. Amanda Boyd.

and. her sister. Mrs. W. E.

Johnson, while Mr. Wilson motored to Kansas City on business. Mrs. Homer Smith and son, Billy Foster, spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Orves Carrington near Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. Moss Holt of this city were business visitors in Jefferson City Thursday. Mrs.

J. L. Phillips and little son, Inland Dale, left Wednesday for Kansas City where Mrs. Phillips is to be under the care of a specialist for several weeks. The farm house owned by Mr.

Burk caught fire Friday night and did considerable damage. Mrs. Darter, wife of the Methodist pastor, has been quite ill for several weeks. She is reported to be improving. Miss Beulah Moore, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Moore, who has employed in Fulton, has accepted a position in the office of the Tweedie shoe factory. Dr. and Mrs. E.

McD. Rusk motored St. Louis Tuesday where Mrs. Busk is to be under the care of a specialist for a few weeks. E.

L. Bowman bought a new 1930 Ford from Roy Clatterbuck, salesman for the Jefferson Motor Company. Mr. Bowman is planning a trip to Wyoming in his new car. Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Bedsworth of near Guthrie, announce the arrival of a nine and one-half pound boy at St. Mary's Hospital at Jefferson City, Saturday night. Mrs. Bedsworth and little son are getting along nicely.

Mrs. Felix Lynes lias been confined to her home for the past few days with a severe cold. Horace Holt was a business visitor in Fulton Monday. W. B.

Taylor, cashier of the Home Saving Bank of Fulton, was in this city on business Monday evening. Paul Clatterbuck of was a business visitor in JefferEon City Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Kyger and children of this city were shopping in Fulton Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kyger of Kansas City came Monday to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

E. Kyger and Mr. and Mrs. Luther H. I.

Nichols was a business visitor in i-iilton Tuesday. Felix Bryan, a fanner living three miles southwest of this city, announced for Collector of Callaway comity last Monday. Mrs. Clem Wagers of Fulton spent Wednesday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Tipton. Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Wilson and Mrs. G. C. Wilson were in Fulton on business Tuesday afternoon. The B.

Y. P. U. organization of the Baptist Church entertained the B. Y.

P. U. of Cedar City last Friday evening. Frank Douglas of Fulton was in New Bloomfield on business Wednesday. Homer.

Smith of Westphalia spent the -week-rend with Mrs. Smith and son, Billy Foster'. Finis Bowman, son of E. L. Bowman, has accepted a position with the government.

Mr. Bowman has been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Bowman for several days. Miss Bernice Tipton, teacher of Garden Prairie school, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Mrs. Milton, of Sedalia has been visiting, Mr. and Mrs. P. Adkinson the last week.

Mr. Goodhouse and Arch Finley business visitors in Jefferson City Tuesday. A large crowd attended the sale of P. T. Adkinson Wednesday.

The of the Methodist Church of New Bloomfield served a deli' cious dinner at the noon hour. Mr. and Mrs. Adkinson will be at the home of Ed Holt of Holt Summit for' a short time. Later they plan an extended trip to the west for a visit with relatives.

Oscar Hausman and Miss Beulah Detennie of St. Louis were married by Rev. Paul Weber of Jefferson City last Saturday. teacher training class of the New Bloomfield High School are practicing teaching at various schools in the county. Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Renoe and little son, Paul Gene were dinner -guests of Mr. and Mis.

Lon Holt and Mrs. -William Oliver of Jefferson City Sunday. Miss Gretchen Wilkerson, teacher 61 Duley School at Guthrie, spent thethe week-end with Mrs. Ollie Clatterbuck. Tom Dorris lias been very ill the last few days.

The Wide Awake Club of New Bloomfield held its regular month' ly meeting at the high school I Thursday, Feb. 13. Roll call was answered with the name of a favorite flower aiid something of its culture. Rev. Darter, pastor of the S'.

local Methodist Church, made a talk on and Mrs. Felix Bryan presented each one present with a.sample a new variety of sunflower seed. Miss i- Roach Ford gave a talk on the bul- letiu "More Attractive Homes," and Mrs. Dean Maher gave a. demon- stration on the making of hooked tugs.

Miss Thetoa Tipton of Fulton ac- companied by Miss Maxine Drink- art! were visitors in this-city Wednesday. Miss Nell Jasper of Fulton'was in the city on business Wednesday. Miss Virginia Warbrltton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Warbritton, has been initiated into the Delta Nu sorority of the Missouri University at Columbia. The C. O. B's.

of Jefferson City played the Baptist team Tuesday night, resulting in a score of 53 to 0 in favor of the C. O. B's. tjpv nidit with her friend, Miss Miirjoriu Wilhite at California. Carl Litmert of Sullivan, was on business Wednes- Mid Mrs.

Lawrence Bloch- Ijprecr Sunday with Mr. and Mrr. Fat McKemia of Elston. Mr. Mrs.

J. R. Eckenbergcr Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. T.

R. Cox and daughter, Latu Lee, and her friend, Miss Kathryn Stevens of Kcdalia, Mr. and Mrs. W. O.

Eckcnberger and daughter, Carey Lee and Mrs. A. S. Suggest were shopping in Fulton Tuesday. Mrs.

Maher and daughter. Mabel LOU, Mr. -and Mrs. D. W.

Ecken- bcr-cr, Mr. and Mrs. Ed McAllister of Rolla and Mr. and Mrs. A.

V. Horacr of Jefferson City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Eckenbergcr. The.

B. Y. P. U. met Sunday night Ma don Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Durhain visited several days with Mr." Durham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dur- guests of Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. ham and also were DurhanVs parents, Delmar Garnett, before leaving for Detroit, where they will make their home. Miss Minnie Wade, teacher of the Marion school spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Del- rnar Garnett.

Mr. and Airs. Walter Womble of Dupo, 111., visited several days with Mrs. Womble's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Bradford. John Council returned to his home here Friday after visiting relatives an dfriends in Elston and Sedalia. Mr. and Mrs. E.

U. Raithel visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Katherine Francis. Miss Ticy Taggart visited Sunday with Misses Florence and Cannon Council. Mrs.

Jack Taggart visited Mrs. jarents, Mr. and Mrs. Mur- )hy. Miss Margaret George spent the veek-end with her, Mr.

and Mrs. N. I. George near RusEell- ille. Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. Peters spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

August Kirchoff near McGirk. Mr. and Mrs. J. O.

Hutchinson entertained at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. G- H. Boger of FYansco, the following guests Dr. and Mrs.

Boger of Sedalia, Mrs. T. Walter and daughter, Mrs. Street of Jefferson City, Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Anna Earnhardt. Tuesday evening, February 18th, Mrs. Herbert Elliott delightfully entertained with a party in honor of Center town Mr.

and Mrs. Harley Hutchison and J. O. Hutchison were in Jefferson City on business Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. L. P. Pace spent Sunday afternoon with T. H.

Lutz and family of near McGirk. Mr. and Mrs. G. H.

George of California and Mr. and Mrs. Frank George of Centertown were guests Sunday of Miss Delora and Mrs. Win. George of near Russellville.

Mrs. D. L. Duden is visiting relatives and friends in Jefferson City l-liis week. Walter Osick was in California on business Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hinkle were shopping in Jefferson City Wednesday. Miss LaVern George spent Tues- at the home of P. H.

McKee. larsc crowd attended. Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Griggs are visiting with Mrs. Bagby this week Mr. and Mrs. G.

H. Boger and Mrs. Anna Earnhardt returned here Saturday after a week's visit with relatives and friends in Jefferson City. Ralph McKee, Eldred Anderson, Harold Starks, La Vern George and Prof. R.

A. Arnold attended the Junior play given at the new high school auditorium at California Tuesday night. Herman Anderson, formerly of Kansas City is spending a few days vilh Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harper this veek.

Warren Jackson and family moved Wednesday from their home in Sedalia to the property of John Hinkle here. Otis Durham of Jefferson City in Centertown on business Wednesday. Miss Dora Erhart returned home Wednesday afternoon after a few day's visit with her sister, Miss Dora, Erhart. Fern Swearingen of Jefferson City spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Swearingen. Ruth Thompson spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Sartain of Russellville. Little Alfred Walters passed away last Friday morning.

Funeral services we're held at the family home near Marion. A great improvement is being made in the village this week by the residents trimming iheir trees Frank Harmon is still on thi sick list. He is not able to be out. Miss Helen Murphy of Jeffersoi City spent the week-end with her her daughter on her 12th birthday. Many interesting games were played and a delicious luncheon was Mrs.

Elliott was assisted in by Mrs. Burdette Cliburn. served, serving Russellville Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. George of St. Louis and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E.

Iberhart were guests of J. T. last 'week. Nick Hutchrieder of the Mt. Hope neighborhood purchased the I teenberger property and will move his new home soon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Robertson, of St. Louis are visiting with his brother, Emmett Robertson and family his week. Mrs.

J. H. Hillard, who has been very ill is better and able to be up week. E. L.

Scott has returned from Kansas City where he was called on account of the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Howard. He reports Mrs. Howard getting along nicety.

Mrs. Bauer of St. Louis visited a few days with Mr. and Mrs. B.

R. Stevens last week. Mr. and Mrs. G.

N. Steffens, Miss Tracy Dampf, Mrs. J. H. Hunter, Hillard Leslie and E.

A. Taylor were shopping in Jefferson City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D.

E. Tambke and Harold Brumbach visited Mrs. J. H. Hunter Sunday.

Mrs. H. J. Franklin and H. Mrs.

W. L. Leslie and Logan Leslie were visitors in Springfield Saturday and Sunday Joe Snodgrass of Clarksburg visited his sister, Mrs. E. O.

Taylor last week. E. A. Taylor and B. R.

Stevens attended a meeting of the Masonic Lodge in Jefferson City last Friday. Miss is in St. Louis visiting her sister, Mrs. C. O.

Musick this week. Mrs. EHaa Hogg spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. C. A.

Clibourn and family. 11. J. Dittman is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A.

B. Leslie this week. Miss Neville Robertson of Jefferson City spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simmers and xn visited Sunday with Mrs.

Simners' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. A'illiams of Eiion.

Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Leslie and Mrs. H. J.

Franklin were shopping in Jefferson City Thursday afternoon. Sartin, a student in Centertown High School, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Sartin.

Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Onimus spent last week in St.

Louis. Miss Celesta Kalb of St. Louis is visiting Rev. A. J.

Ren this week. Fred Dampf and family and Miss Anna Murphy were Jefferson City visitors Wednesday. visited-in the Anton Schulte home last week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Knoll and son of St. Louis motored here to visit in the John Brunnert, home for a few days. James Breeden of Eldon, visited in the home of'his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Copeland over the week-end.

Wm. Schmitz made a business trip to St. Louis over the week-end Miss Mayme Fulhveber returned Mere after a two weeks visit with relatives and friends at St. Louis. Miss Mabel Grant returned to Union, where she has ployment.

Paul Creech, George Bathe, Mrs. Jos. Stegmaier and Mrs. George Kinsworthy were business visitors at Freeburg last Saturday. em- Argyle Mrs.

Mary Leuthen of Meta, visited here and at Vienna last Sunday. Mrs. Edw. McDaniel is a visitor at the home of her son, Frank and family at Summerfield, Mo. J.

W. Elston and Edw. Crum attended the Section Employees Union meeting near St. Louis Sunday. Mrs.

A. Reinkemeyer and children, Theo. and Frieda visited relatives at St. Elizabeth, for several days last week. John and Frank Schneider were business visitor in the Capital City Monday.

Mrs. J. B. Lager of lola, Kansas arrived here Tuesday to spend a few days with Agent J. B.

Lager, here. Miss Anna Bathe was a business visitor at Vienna last week. Miss Tillie Wenzel, teacher of the Argyle School attended the wedding of her brother at Brinktown, last Tuesday. Miss Irene Grant spent a week in the Steve Luebbert home. The Rock Island paint gang is here doing a bit of repairing on the company's property.

Miss Doris Bax of Freeburg, FORDLAND, Feb. --John Swearnegin, 45, a farmer Dogwood. was instantly killed last night when an automobile in which he was riding, crashed into- a clump of trees near here. -Everett Burts, 40, was probably fatally hurt, and Miss Edith Inman, 13, seriously hurt. Others in the machine, Mellie Nolan, 12, Everett Bruton, Seymour, auto salesman and Wilma Swearnegin, 14, were cut and bruised.

SSSTBQ! HEWESTGIRLKISIT EUSTUS, Feb. -The heallliiest giii America and her home town today were hostesses to the nation's healthiest boy. Harold Deatline Chicago, arrives this afternoon to visit Miss Irene Smock. They were selected helthiest girl and boy recently at the National 4-H Club contest in Chicago. This little city has groomed itself for the greatest celebration in its history.

There will be. a banquet for the health champions tonight and the best wishes will, extend through tomorrow coincident with the annual observance of Washington's birthday. Miss Smock and Deatline v.ill be guest-s of honor at the banquet which will be attended by Governor E. Carlton. Friday, February, 21, 1930 School.

Deatline is 18. He has finished his high school work and is working this year in an obtain funds for attending college next year. There will be a band parade tomorrow and the governor will introduce the health champions to home oiks and to visitors. Miss Smock, a striking brunette of 17, is a junior in the Eustis High SURGEON: I feel duty bound to tell you that four out of five patients die under this operation. Now is there anything you would like me to do for you before I begin? COLORED GENT: Yassuh, kindly hand me my hat.

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