1922 Missouri Masonic meeting in Lexington
The 23rd Missouri Masonic Association meets at Ogden Lodge No 149 in Lexington on Friday December 8. The program includes opening at 1:00 PM, degree work led by R W C B Waddell at 2:30 PM, a business meeting, a banquet, and conferring of royal and DeMolay degrees. Officers include P Corder, H Knipmeyer, and Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Masonic Pict Association
Latte County
Ogton Lodge
Lexia Lodge
R. W. Ic. B. Waddell
Bcess
O. E
Kenophon Ryland
The
Association
State Conference Athletic Schedule 1923
Bids for constructing the Lafayette County bridge were opened at Lexington courthouse. Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Co led bids with total costs near 973 thousand dollars for pier work and superstructure. Multiple teams and track, tennis, and football contests noted with dates across Lexington, Boonville, Chillicothe, and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemper
Boonville
Mexico
Chillicothe
Lafayette-Bay County Bridge
W. M.A
Lexington
Court House
C. B.c.co
Pittsburg
Missouri
Val- Chillicothe
Key Bridge & Iron Co
C. B.C
W. M. A.worth
Kansas
Lexington. Bridge Co
Mt. Vicoda
Kermper, Bridge Co
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Kansas City Bridge Co
M. M.A
W. M
Va. Kemp
Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co
Giles And Clerks For Bond Election
City council Friday night announced judges and clerks for the city bond election in May December 12 Ward: Judges Ford Bates Jos J Long T Bell Clerks Marshall Ernest Kriehn Ward: Judges Jos A Slor Gus Frischer Al Sandring Clyde Wright Louis Galle L I Mor Ward: Judges Geo Hu Bates Frank Slaughter Winkler Ernest Fegert Edward Aull Chas L ock Ward: Judges Geo W ons S H Boyles William ers John W Fox Clerks A Ford Edward Lier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Bates
Y F.ford
Jos
J. Long
T. Bell
Marshall
Ernest Kriehn
Jos. Aslor, Jr
Gus Frischer
al Sandring
Clyde Wright
Louis Galle
L. I. Mor
Marriage Licenses and Tragic Death Reported
A marriage license was issued to Topher C. Fox Higginsville and S. Mamper Indianapolis, Cognard and Lauck Wellington, and Anderson aged about 68 near the Little Sun area. In a separate incident, Anderson died by suicide, shooting himself in the right temple with an 82 caliber revolver. no further details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topher C. Fox
Higginsville
A S. Mamper
Indianapolis
R Anderson
Little Sun
Miss Frances Stromberg Returns Home to Kansas City
Miss Frances Stromberg returns Sunday evening to her home in Kansas City after a few days visit at the home of Frank Slaughter. Miss Eugenia Tomlinson made a brief visit here with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stromberg
Kansas City
Frank Slaughter
Eugenia Tomlinson
State rights involvement in Ku Klux question
Washington reports President Harding opposes federal disbanding of the Ku Klux Klan by proclamation, arguing Klan activities should be policed by states if illegal. The Dyer anti lynching bill sparks state rights debate, with lawyers stressing the 48 state system and limited federal role in state crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital News Service
Harding
Pennsylvania
Capital City
United States
Dance and Pie Supper at Redman Hall Monday
A Dance and Pie Supper is planned for Redman Hall on Monday evening December 11 with pie and coffee for 15 cents. Admission for dancing costs 75 cents for men. The notice invites all, promises good music and a large crowd, noting a record turnout expected after the free annual banquet. The Lan dis Club’s Committee D of Six hundred seventy-one members will receive Christmas checks Saturday morning totaling 28,856.43 dollars, and new members for 1928 are already inquiring at Traders Bank with cards to be opened on Saturday, Dec 9, for a larger club next year.
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Redman Hall
Landis Club
Traders Bank
Feed Excello Laying Mash for Early Spring Pullets
Warder Connor advertises Excello Laying Mash for pullets in early spring to hasten egg production and increase egg yield. The claim highlights faster laying and more eggs as benefits of using the feed.
Farm Bureau News Unclear Sayings System at Higginsville Meeting
The Lafayette County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in Higginsville on December 2 with about 75 members. Officers and committeemen were elected as the Executive Board grew to 12, and talks by Ralph Snyder and P. H. Ross highlighted farm finance and extension activity. Death notices and a note on saving through Uncle Sam’s system appear in the broader column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County Farm Bureau
Court House
Higginsville
Presbyterian Church
D. B. Thieman
H. E. Slusher
Lexington
Chas. Seuser
Corder
Frank B. Fulkerson
Jos, Schmidt
Waverly
Middleton Township
Henry Tempel
Dover
Jim Lyons
Armin Twente
Napoleon
Clay
R. A. Harold
Bates City
Snnabar
Treasury Savings
United States
Uncle Sam
Farm Bureau
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Wasons
Masonic Distintion
P. Corder
H. Knipmeyer
V.-Presidert Bates
Sec’y
Federal
C. B. GC
Masons
Royal Arch Masons
J. R. Moorehead
H. P
W. T. Wernwag
King
J. E. Dixon
J. K. Leiter
H. W
J. C. Shelton
W. R. Eckle
J. Homer Chambers
Woods
C. S. Woods
7Th Corps
Lexing
Wentworth Military Academy
C. L. Mitchell
Wentworth
Missouri Military Academy
Shattuck
Elizabeth Graves
Edna Forsha
J. Q. Cope, Jr
John Neet
Richard Patterson
Raymond Craig James Maxwell
Eugene Weber
Gordom Reed
Arnold Wiley
Buckner
M. E. Church
Chillicothe B. C
Chillicothe B
Giles
E Cognard
M. Lauck
Wellington
Lafayette and
Ray Counties
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Congress
Warder
Connor
Farm Bureau News
J. Oscar Smith
Odessa
Davis
Milton Uphaus
Concordia, Freedom
Ralph Snyder
Kansas State Farm Bureau
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Oskaloosa
Snyder
National Reserve Bank
P. H. Ross
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Missouri
Columbia
Frank Wansing
Railroad Streets
Wansing
Sedalia
E. C. Billo
Charles Billo
Thos. Simmerman
E. C. Miller
Taubman
Lambert Lamber CO
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