St Joseph Gazette, 25 DEC 1937
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Excerpts from the St. Joseph Gazette, (Missouri)
 December 25, 1937

St. Joseph in Brief

Douglas H. Timmerman, assistant manager of the Chamber of 
Commerce, left yesterday afternoon for his former home in 
Lincoln, Neb., to spend Christmas day.  He was accompanied 
by Mrs. Timmerman and their son, Douglas Timmerman Jr.  

Mr. And Mrs. Hale Judson and Mr. And E.P. Maupin, all former 
residents of St. Joseph, suffered minor injuries Sunday in a 
motor car accident near Los Angeles.  The car in which they 
were riding was wrecked.  Mr. Maupin is a former Buchanan 
County auditor and Mr. Judson is a former St. Joseph engineer. 

Roscoe V. Hill, Buchanan County farm agent, will be the 
principal speaker at a luncheon of the Co-operative Club 
Tuesday noon at the St. Francis Hotel.  His subject will 
be "From One Dirt Farmer to Another."

W.M. Stuessi, 56 years old, suffered a concussion of the 
brain, but no skull fracture when he fell Thursday night 
on Noyes Boulevard near Edmond Street, an x-ray examination 
at Missouri Methodist Hospital revealed yesterday.  His 
condition last night was satisfactory.

The condition of Mrs. Nannie Brewster, in St. Joseph's 
Hospital suffering from pneumonia, remained critical last night.

John M. Branson, a student at the Curtiss-Wright Technical 
Institute of Aeronautics, Glendale, Cal., is spending the 
Christmas holidays with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. C.S. Branson.

Mr. And Mrs. Hutton Schnaitman of Des Moines arrived last 
night to spend Christmas and Sunday with Mrs. Schnaitman's 
mother, Mrs. Cavan Wyatt, and Mr. Schnaitman's parents, 
Mr. And Mrs. G.A. Schnaitman.  

Joseph A. Tapee of New York is visiting his mother, 
Mrs. Catherine Tapee, and his brother, John H. Tapee, 
and family.

Mr. And Mrs. O.A. Bradford, and Mr. And Mrs. Albert Roster 
will go to Kansas City, Kansas to spend Christmas and Sunday 
with Mr. And Mrs. Henry Conrady.

Dr. and Mrs. E.B. McAdow of DeKalb will leave this morning 
to motor to Miami, Fla., to spend two months.

Mr. And Mrs. Edward Wilkie of Kansas City announce the birth 
of a daughter, born yesterday morning in Kansas City.  
Mrs. Wilkie is a daughter of Mrs. M.V. Powell.

Mrs. Lula Norris, and her daughter, Mrs. Gussie Daniels, have 
returned from a three month trip to California.

The Rev. W. Edward Purdy, pastor of Mitchell Park Christian 
Church, will broadcast a Christmas sermonet over radio 
station KFEQ at 2:45 this afternoon.  His subject will be 
"Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men."