Death notices for Westerman and Spring. local obituaries
Death of J H Westerman of Wellington at 64 after ill health. Survived by wife and three sons Oscar Westerman and two others, funeral held yesterday. Gottfried Spring, 1848 194? death in Lexington area at 1 30 Saturday. survived by son Fred Spring and daughters Mrs Charles Brunner and Miss Emma Spring, funeral Monday 2 30 from home with Rev E Grepin. Criminal court adjourned with demurrer sustained in State v Clarence Brown. other cases continued to December term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Westerman
Wellington
Oscar. Westerman
Gottfried Spring
South Street
Mr. Spring
Thun
Switzerland
America
Mound City
Lexington
Fred Spring
Charles Brunner
Nebraska
Emma Spring
E. Grepin
the Criminal Court
Mbt
Clarence Brown
Rich
Walker and guest Lamsters visit Mrs Wedge en route
Mr and Mrs F D Walker and the latter s father N Lamsters of Columbus Ohio, en route to California, are guests of Mrs Thos Wedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Walker
N. Lamsters
Columbus
Ohio
California
Thos. Wedge
Nettles Willson wedding at Presbyterian church
Miss Pauline Perrie Willson daughter of Mr and Mrs O Q Willson and Mr Henry E Nettles of Grove Missouri wed at 8 oclock Thursday night in a Presbyterian church ceremony. Rev Robert L Cowan officiated with a ring ceremony. The church was festively decorated with evergreen white hydrangea and a candlelit altar. The bride wore white satin with georgette and pearl trim and a wreath of orange blossoms from her grandmother. Attendants wore pastel organdie. A reception followed at the bride's home. The couple plan to live in Kansas City after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Ba
Maryin Willson
Percy Aull
Virginia Perrie
Maxine Hays
Elizabeth Lee Sherman
William Aull, III
T. L. Barnett
James R. Moore Jr
Maj
J. M. Sellers
Dleton Hall
Irvin Neale
Winsor Farmer
Elizabeth Brown
Macon
Love
Aylward
DeKoven
R. Sellers
Central College For Women
Mr. Nettles
University of Missouri
Rhodes
Camp Pike
Camp Grant
France
Kansas City
Northeast High School
Shipman and Mussatto Wed in Independence Ceremony
William Shipman Jr and Elizabeth Mussatto, both of this city, married in Independence on Thursday afternoon. The couple is the son and daughter of local residents, Mr and Mrs William Shipman and Mrs Joe Facenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipman-Mussatto
William Shipman, Jr
William Shipman
Elizabeth Mussatto
Joe Facenda
Independence
Meldrum Parish Wedding in Judge’s Office
Chas. H. Meldrum of Mineral Wells Texas and Miss Bertha D. Parish of Pueblo Colorado wed in the probate judge’s office Monday afternoon with Judge S N Wilson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Meldrum
Mineral Wells
Texas
Bertha D. Parish
Pueblo
Colorado
S. N. Wilson
Charles H. Meldrum
Tex
Pueblo, Col
Harman Witthoeft Couple Wed in Probate Judge Office
Philip W. Harmon and Frances A. Witthoeft, both of St. Louis, married Monday afternoon in the probate judge office with Judge H. N. Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W. Harmon
Frances A. Witthoeft
St. Louis
8. N. Wilson
Birth of Cornelius Eagan Jr. announced
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Eagan announce the birth of a son born Tuesday August 24 1920 in their family.
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Cornelius Eagan
Peters birthday party marks forty seventh anniversary
Mr and Mrs P H Petering of Higginsville and extended families attended E M Petering’s forty seventh birthday at his North Seventeenth street home. Guests from Concordia Lexington St Joseph and other nearby towns joined the family celebration on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Petering
Higginsville
John Petering
Fritz Lange
Robert Petering
Concordia
J. W. Petering
G. H. Amick
Lexington
William Lange
St. Joseph
E. M. Petering
North Seventeenth Street
Bid notice for coal to Lexington Court House and jail
Notice from the county court that bids will be received until noon on Tuesday September 14 1920 for coal to furnish the Court House and County Jail at Lexington for one year ending September 1 1921. Bids must specify coal free of dirt and other impurities. Geo W Bates Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Card of Thanks and Local Sports Notes at Corder
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after daughter Carrie Smith Hynes death and for floral offerings. Board of managers at Inter-County League met and awarded Corder 9 to 0 over Corder-Athletic game on August 15. A Corder Higginsville pick team will play Athletics in Lexington on Labor Day. Circus day described with mixed attendance and complaints about prices and crowd behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Smith Hynes
Board of Managers
Inter-County League
Corder
Corder-Athletic
Higginsville
Athletics
Lexington
Mrs Arch Williams Heads to Kansas City for Weekend
Mrs Arch Williams traveled to Kansas City Wednesday morning aiming to upend the weekend with plans and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Williams
Kansas City
Notice to farmers on exhibit of exceptional yields
Farmers in Lafayette County are urged to bring specimens of their yields to the Lexington Chamber of Commerce office for exhibit consideration. All farm related items are desired and readers should watch the papers for further announcements of the Lexington exhibit this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Chamber OF Commerce
Lexington
Waverly Social Roundup and Local Highlights
Waverly notes show visitors exchanging greetings with the Winters of Corder and the Burnettes, and attendance at the State Fair by Hackley, Oliver, Wessell, Larkin, and Burnette families. A marriage license was issued to Manard A. Martin and Lucy Renick in Pittsville. other licensees include Harmon in St. Louis and Meldrum in Mineral Wells. The Seventh district selects a Democratic committee member. A Lexington baseball game is planned at Athletic Park with the Greys and Athletics, 2:30 p.m., 3 cents admission. Russian violinist Samuel Gardner arrives for a program at Murrell Auditorium with Mrs. Sellers. Gardiner notable credits listed and concert details provided. Jessie Wedge of Kansas City visits Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winters
Corder
William Burnette
Wm. R. Mitchell
Blackburn
Clarence Davis
Henry Bunch
Enid
Okla
Dudley Davis
Little
Marshall
Elizabeth Corder
Kansas City
Ernest Curry
Robert Gilliam
Little Son
William Page
Geo W. Hackley
Ben Oliver
William Wessell
Jno
Larkin
Marvin Burnette
Samuel Gardner
Sandford Sellers
Gardner
Murrell Auditorium
Sellers
Lexington
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Morrison & Sons
Ford
Main St
Criminal Court
Menta i
Lexington Savings Bank
Missouri
Savings Bank
Tevis
Bank
Lesueur Abstract Company
Main Street
Meldrum Parish
Geo. W. Bates
Iwicks
E. Smith
J. F. Hynes
Manard A. Martin
Pittsville
Lucy A- Renick
Odessa
Felix G. Young
George W. Barnett
Sedalia
Baseball
Lexington Greys
Lexington Athletics
Athletic Park
Tim Caldwell
Greys
Bill Therman
Jessie Wedge
Lambert Lumber Company
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