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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1910

Page

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Funeral Thursday for George M Catron Dath

Long illness ends for George M Catron a Lexington area stalwart who served as county superintendent and high school principal. Born 1835, he built a career in education and law, later in stock and harness breeding, leaving a large family and many relatives. Funeral Thursday afternoon near Lexington will honor a life of public service.

George M. Catron Lexington Mr. Catron John and Mary Catron Old Masonic College University of Missouri University Christian College Lafayette County Reid Moreland Catron & Moreland Mary 3. Carter Columbia William V. A. Catron Catron James F City Thomas B Santa Fe New Mexico John M. Catron Rosenberg Texas James A. Gordon Mary E. Goodson Marshall Missouri Arnold Board of Education Florence Arnold Ace Board of Iion Marshall High School Lexington High School Quartett Wm. Stonestreet Clapel

Funeral held for Morrison-Wentworth bank secretary

Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from the Christian church for the bank official who also served as secretary of the Wentworth Military academy board of trustees Rev R B Biiney conducted the service and burial followed at Machpelah cemetery

J. D. Shewalter Scheduling Speaking Dates

J. D. Shewalter, candidate for United States Senator, has arranged speaking engagements in Odessa on Friday April 8 at 7 30 p m Marshall on Saturday April 9 at 2 00 p m and Higginsville on Saturday April 9 at 7 30 p m

J. D. Shewalter United States Odessa

John Wilmot travels to Kansas City on business

John Wilmot journeyed to Kansas City yesterday for business. Mrs. John Wilson returned Monday evening to Higginsville after a few days visit with relatives.

G. A. Plattenburg Kansas City Prof A. A. Ross Elder A. Downs Lewis Peeples Watson Higginsville Joseph Keuhls Odessa Smith-Taubman Red Fulkerson Emma Moore S. N. Wilson Lexington Julia Johnson Corder J. A. Johnson James Cunningham Dan Hoefer Walter Chiles Virgie Belles T. T. Puckett Fred Legate Virginia Belles Mysteries of the Royal Neighbor Lodge Hettie Winn Concordia Caldwell The Christian Church John Woliver John Wilmot John Wilson

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