Death of J Logan marks long community life and funeral
J Logan died after two years of illness at his home on South 13th. Born January 12, 1861, near Lexington, he lived in the area except eight years in Immibal Missouri. Survived by daughter Miss Fannie Logan, brother John B. Logan, half-sister Mrs P B Benmy. Funeral at the Methodist Church conducted by Dr. T McClure and Dr. Z M Smith. Memorial notes praise his humor and kindness. Probate Judges of Missouri honored Judge S N Wilson for lifetime service as chair of the Legislative Committees drafting probate laws.
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South 13Th
J. Logan
Anthony
Rene Logan
Lexington
Immibal
Missouri
Rhous Ainsworth
Fannie Ene
Hn B. Logan
P. B. Benmy
Mayview
Logan
Methodist Epispal Church
South
Jasonic Lodge
T. McClure
Z. M. Ms
Methfist
Mas
Freemasons Invited to Sunday Church Service
The Methodist Church in this city opens its doors to Freemasons on Sunday evening. The pastor will answer in a sermon the question of thousands of hearts, Why do men love Freemasonry. Everyone is invited to attend the services.
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Methodist Church
Chamber Forum Highlights Credit Confidence at St Joseph
At the December open forum of the Chamber of Commerce in St Joseph Missouri W A Masters discussed credit practices in the current economy. He cited a pro rata repayment example that saved a businessman from failure and urged chambers to provide leadership in their communities. Masters praised Wentworth training aiding his family and noted attendees stayed to discuss local affairs after apples were served.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Masters
St. Joseph
Masters
Chambers of Commerce
Wentworth
Sheriff Recovers Stolen Nash Car In Local Garage Case
A young man left a Nash car for repairs, offered a check as payment, and was arrested after the garage refused it. The vehicle was traced to Rowland as stolen by Teddy Myers, who faces jail time and possible transfer to Kansas for proper proceedings.
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Forsha
Rowland
Teddy Myers
Kansas
Death of Marshall T. Chambers in Kansas City
Marshall T. Chambers died at St. Mary's Hospital in Kansas City Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. He was born in West Virginia and was 75 years old. Surviving relatives include three sisters Anna Price Bell Price of this city and Lizzie Lappa of Texas and one brother Milliard Chambers of Kansas City.
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Marshall T. Chambers
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
West Virginia
Anna Price
Bell Price
This City
Lizzie Lappa
Texas
Milliard Chambers
December 1921 court closure urged over smallpox risk
Lexington physicians urge the circuit court not hold a December term due to the smallpox epidemic. They commend public cooperation, urge avoiding outsiders, and note only one local case so far. The act aims to protect health and prevent further spread.
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Criminal Court
Lexington
Kansas City
Verden Bail Held Up By Supreme Court Division
Bail for Rich ard Verden has been delayed by the criminal division of the supreme court and the case has been transferred to the court in bene.
Legion Elects Officers For Year At Cullem Post
George Thomas Cullem Post No. 60 American Legion held its annual officer election Friday night selecting J. M. Sellers as commander Victor Bour as first vice commander A. P. Lege as second vice commander L. L Morris as adjutant Joe Howe as finance officer Karl Winkler as historian Rev B H Bruner as chaplain Dr T C Ryland as surgeon Arnold Payer as sergeant at arms for the coming year.
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George Thomas Cullem
American Legion
J. M. Sellers
Victor Bour
A. P. Lege
L. L Morris
Joe Howe
Karl Winkler
B. H. Bruner
T. C. Ryland
Arnold Payer
Chapter Masons Elect Officers in Lexington Chapter No 49
Lexington Chapter No 49 R A 3 yearly election Tuesday night chose officers for the ensuing year. Co B Waddell H P J R Moorehead Jr King W T Wernwag Scribe J E Dixon C of H J K Leiter P 5 W H Cobras RA C W A Dunford M 3rd WA Clemens M 2nd W L Groves M 1st V J C Shelton Treasurer W R Behe Secretary E J Pegert Sentinel Mrs W H Rothermel of Chicago arrived Tuesday morning to spend Christmas holidays with her parents Judge and Mrs S N Wilson
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Lexington
B. Waddell
W. R. Behe
E. J. Pegert
W. H. Rothermel
Chicago
S. N. Wilson
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Kimball Phonographs
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B. T. Payne
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Murrell Auditorium
Sellers
Wentworth War Memorial
Goinor Etude
Pélonaire
Martin Chopin
Phalence
Philipp
Holberg
Grieg
Cyril Scott
Rhapaddie
Dehnanyl
Arnold
Central Schools
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Biglow
Ainsworth
Davis
Amos
Gus Haerle
Haerle
Violet Butler
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Elizabeth Young
Ruth Lindblad
Virginia Shull
Catherine Allen
Alberta Day
Allie Mae Horn
Elizabeth Houx
Louise Kelly
Rhoda Maxwell
Katherine Winkler
Aaron C. Uphaus
Myrtle Rainsworth
Irene Hedge
Anna Ruppel
Ellen Swanson
Frances Vedel
Katherine Waddell
J.Q. Cope, Jr
George Holleran
Roland Muench
Alberta Crawford
Gilda Fiora
Hazel
Wentworth Gymnasium
Emory Todhunter
Louise MacDonald
Katherine Todhunter
Mary C. Willson
Gram. Central School
Rush
Smith
Greer
McNeel
Harper's Magazine
Harvard
University of Oregon
Yale School of Forestry
Lexington Chamber OF Commerce
Legion
Masons
Lambert Lumber Company
John J. Price
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