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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1920

Page

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Death of Dr J C Cowan in Jacksonville at 77

Dr J C Cowan D D father of Rev Robi L Cowan pastor of the Presbyterian church in this city died Monday evening at 5 o clock in Jacksonville Florida aged 77. He leaves a wife and five sons L Cowan Atlanta Robert L Cowan Lexington Fred C Cowan Nashville S K and H B Cowan Jacksonville. Funeral in Nashville after departure from the city. Wentworth Wins A Pair in baseball at Chillicothe Business College with scores 6-5 and 8-2 Thursday and Friday respectively.

J. C. Cowan Robi. L. Cowan Presbyterian Church Jacksonville Florida L. Cowan Atlanta Robert L. Cowan Lexington Fred C. Cowan Nashville

Miner Charles Grass Killed by Falling Rock at McGrews Mine

Charles Grass about 40, a four machine runner at Mc Grew's mine, was killed instantly Wednesday around 10:30 by a falling rock. He is survived by his wife and two children. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:30 from his home at 406 Highland Avenue.

Charles Grass McGrew’s Highland Avenue

Economy Runs

A witty exchange on fuel and endurance quotes a line about driving twenty miles on a gallon and contrasts it with a claim of lasting two months on a quart, attributed to an ex.

Lexington High edges Wellington 12–2 in baseball

The Lexington High School baseball team defeated Wellington High School Friday at Athletic Park with a 12 to 2 score. Lexington led throughout and dominated the game, outclassing the visiting team from start to finish.

Lexington High School Wellington Friday Ree Athletic Park

Kansas City Allies Rout Tigers 9 to 1 at Athletic Park

The Kansas City Allies, a colored baseball team from Kansas City, defeated the local Tigers 9 to 1 at Athletic Park on Sunday in a one sided game.

Kansas City Allies Kansas City Tigers Athletic Park

Dickey Glazed Tile Building Blocks Ad Promotes Durability

An advertisement touts Dickey glazed hollow tile blocks as durable economical and attractive for structures. It urges readers to investigate and directs to page 3 for details.

Tri County League Formed In Higginsville Meeting

Representatives from Corder Higginsville Sweet Springs Concordia and Lexington met Wednesday night in Higginsville to form a Tri County baseball league. May 16 is the probable opening date with July 1 set for teams to be organized. Wesley Feith of Higginsville was elected president Dr J M Moore of Corder vice president and J A McDoneld of Lexington secretary and treasurer.

Higginsville Corder Sweet Springs Concordia Lexington J. A. McDoneld Harvey Mavel Wesley A. Feith J. M. Moore

Shooting of Mary Workoff by Tom Gordon at home

Colorful tense report says Tom Gordon shot Mary Em ma Workoff, both residents of Suh and South streets, during a Tuesday argument. Gordon fired a 12 gauge shotgun at point blank range, blowing the right leg apart. Gordon claims she first attacked him with a knife. Gordon jailed, Mary taken to a Kansas City hospital.

Tom Gordon Mary Emma Workoff Suh South Streets Gordon Kansas City

Woman's Club Elects Officers at Elks Club

The Woman's Club met Monday afternoon at the Elks Club and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. C. T. Ryland, Vice President Mrs. E. B. Vaughan, Recording Secretary Mrs. L. Bell, Corresponding Secretary Miss Caroline Field, Treasurer Mrs. Lola Johnson, Auditor Miss Juliet Young, Historian Mrs. Sandford Sellers Sr., Reporter Mrs. J. A. McDoneld.

Woman's Club Elks Club Cnusing C. T. Ryland E. B. Vaughan L . Bell Caroline Field Lola Johnson Juliet Young Sandford Sellers J. A. McDoneld

Robbery at Oscar Wolfekamer Store in Wellington

The general merchandise store of Oscar Wolfekamer at Wellington was broken into Sunday night and robbed of silk and dress goods valued at about $2000. The robbers fled without a crew. The same store was robbed months earlier but the burglars were frightened off by the night watchman after loading goods into a motor car.

Oscar Wolfekamer Wellington

State v Hofmann: Court Denies New Trial Request

Judge Rich overruled a motion for a new trial after arguments pro and con. Thomas Hofmann was found guilty of manslaughter in the fourth degree last week, and he received a three month jail term and a $500 fine.

Criminal Court Rich Thomas Hofmann Hofmann

Murphy Riley wedding noted at Redemptorist church

Mr Frank Murphy and Miss Rose Riley wed at 9 am Wednesday in Kansas City Missouri. The Slusher school closed last Friday with a large crowd and a basket dinner. Teacher Miss Nina Willis of Hale Missouri was re employed at 100 dollars monthly, up twenty dollars from last year.

Murphy-Riley Frank Murphy Matthew Murphy Kansas City Rose Riley Simon Riley This City Redemptorist Catholic Slusher Nina Willis Hale

Waverly Items Mix Local News And Notes

Local snippets recount visits and travel of residents including Mrs William Burnett and Marvin, B T Fell and T J Fell in Kansas City, Tommy Foose returning from San Francisco, and Eric Williamson at the Democratic convention in Joplin. Social events include a Ladies Aid luncheon at Hotel Weber. many names and small town movements appear throughout. The column notes deaths, moves, and a university fertilizer study tied to tomato yields.

William Burnett Marvin Marshall B. T. Fell T. J Kansas City Tommy Foose San Francisco California Eric Williamson Carl Morganthaler Joplin John Larkin Dorothy Ouida Abbott Missouri University At Columbia William Miller Henry Larkin Lexington Sam Dowden J. H. Crosswhite Henry K. Thomas Elizabeth Corder Kate Weber W. L. Robb Arthur Robertson A . Easterly Kansas Hugh Ellenwood Ellenwood Topeka Kan Ladies Aid Methodist Church Hotel Weber George Winters Corder William H. Burnette Nannie Mae Bridgewater Slater Estelle W. R. Mitchell Ernest Curry Frank O'Bryant Odessa Miss Aileen Marion Francis Groves Helen Larkin Anna Belle Easterly Elizabeth England Elsie Woodward Edna Black Lucile Fulkerson Mabel Genther Elizabeth Gordon Charles Cox Harold Barnard Clarence Brailey Jordon Kelling Ned Buck

J B Hereford for State Senator in Odessa

The Intelli gencer announces J B Hereford of Odessa for State Senator from the Seventeenth District comprising Lafayette Johnson and Cass Counties. Hereford is described as a substantial citizen, intelligent, public spirited, and honest with roots in Odessa. He was born near Odessa and educated in local schools and Westminster College, Fulton, before entering the mercantile business.

J. B. Hereford Intelligencer Odessa Lafayette Johnson Cass Hereford Lafayette County Westminster College Fulton

Marriage License Issued to Several Couples

A marriage license has been issued to Gustav H Beecker and Concordia Flora Gieseke. Also listed are Herman F Mischon and Lexington Bertha E Short, with a pair connected to Wellington.

Gustav H. Beecker Concordia Flora Gieseke Concordia Herman F. Mischon Lexington Bertha E. Short Wellington

Rural School Notes From Willard and Nearby Districts

Miss Alameda Greer reappointed at Willard near Hodge with 80 per month, up 20. Miss Elizabeth Gruber reappointed at Marshall south of Lexington at 90, with assistant Nancy Smith at 80 and 20 raise for all. Eureka school east of Concordia to be taught by Evelyn Petering at 85, up 25. Clarence E. Hubbie elected Supt. of Schools at Mayview for eight months at 1500, up 62.50 from Dover. Schools in consolidated districts.

Alameda Greer Willard Hodge Elizabeth Gruber Marshall School Lexington Nancy Smith Miss Gruber Evelyn Petering Eureka Concordia Clarence E. Hubbie Mayview Hubbie Dover

Memorable Date in History From a Boy's Quotation

A brief remark quotes a boy recalling a memorable historical date, noting Anthony's liaison with Cleopatra as a striking moment. The fragment hints at a reflection on famous ancient events and their enduring impression.

Anthony Cleopatra

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Ford Fordson Farm Tractor Fordson Farm Tractors Fordson John Morrison & Sons Main St Ford and Wentworth Chillicothe Business College K. C. Allies Lexington Savings Missouri Dockery University of Missouri College of Agriculture Lafayette County Trust Co MbMare Rural School Notes
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