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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
1
Barry Will Lead Cadets
F A Barry fullback on the Wentworth football team has been elected captain. Barry hails from Collins Colorado and will lead the Cadets this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
F. A. Barry
Wentworth
Collins
Colorado
Memorial service for Lexington Lodge No 749 postponed
The annual memorial service of Lexington Lodge No. 749 Benevolent and Protective Order of RIKS has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Lodge No. 749
Benevolent and Protective Order of Riks
Death of Fred Schowengerdt at home near Lexington
Fred Schowengerdt died Thursday morning at 2 30 at his home east of Lexington. He was born in Germany and was 51 years old. He had lived in the country twenty eight years. His wife Minnie Doelling, formerly Miss Minnie Doelling, is the sole survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schowengerdt
Lexington
Mr. Schowengerdt
Minnie Doelling
Marriage Licensees include Kopp Higgineville Bruening Luehrman Nolting
A marriage license has been issued to Henry Kopp of Higgineville and Minnie Bruening of Higgineville, Henry J. Luehrman of Lexington, and Clara L. Nolting of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kopp
Higgineville
Minnie Bruening
Luehrman and Nolting wed in community ceremony
Henry J. Luehrman and Clara L. Nolting were married Wednesday at 4 PM at the bride’s home 1708 South Street Rev J C Bierbaum officiating Emma Luehrman served as bridesmaid. The couple will honeymoon in St Louis before returning. Arthur Johns sells barber shop at 905 Main Street to T L Garrison who will operate the shop. Johns stays on for an undetermined period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Arthur Johns
Main Street
T. L. Garrison
Mr. Johns
Roscoe Sheets Reopens with Confectionery and Grocery
Roscoe Sheets, previously owner of a cafe now The Victory, has opened a confectionery and grocery at the corner of Eighteenth and Franklin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Sheets
the Victory
Eighteenth
Franklin Streets
City Mines Begin Work At Two Local Mines
A small force started work Monday at the Plattenburg and Greer's city mines for local coal needs. The operation focuses on supplying coal for local consumption.
Dover Items Chronicle Local Social News Notes
Dover items list Lexington visits funerals hospital stays and travel of local residents. Names include Frank Gordon Archie Kelly Bert Ritter Sydnor families Cole Holman Redd Winn Keeney Nichols Epps Winn Pauling Duart Haggard Redd Garner Wilson Harwood and others with acknowledgments of illness travel and a funeral, plus a coastal note on a Methodist meeting closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gordon
Lexington
Archie Kelly
Kansas City
Webb Cole
Bert Ritter
W. RB. Sydnor
Dan Brown
Tom Holman
Redd
Tucker Winn
Archie
Marshall
T. B. Winn
Will Keeney
Wichita
Kansas
Ellis
Jesse
Ralp Cole
Higginsville
Phillip Wahl
Mattie Cole
Byron Epps
Battle Creek
Mich
J. B. Epps
Hugh T. Winn
Joplin
Mattie Nicholas
Mexico
H. T. Redd
Mr. Redd
W B. Sydnor
W. C. Pauling
Higgins- Chartle Dueart
O. W. Haggard
Heese
Jones Redd
Garner Groves
County Court Proceedings Report for November and Related Actions
County court at the December term disbursed fees collected by circuit clerk W T Tutt for November totaling 162 25. Warrants issued for a wolf scalp and hawk head, road work deposits from Chancelor Hill residents, and various poor fund and inquest payments. Notable items include Dr W C West hospital inmate support, burial expense partial pay for William Foster Child, coroner inquests for Dr Aber Jesse McNutt and M C Shewalter, and a salary requisition to State Auditor. Clarence Vivien confined with pneumonia. Mrs Vivien to relocate to Santa Barbara with expected follow-on for Mr Vivien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Tutt
Hiss
Joe McClelland
Julian C. Wyatt
Chancelor Hill
W. C. West
Arn
William Schieman
William Foster Child
B. T. Payne
Dr. Aber
Jesse McNutt
M. C. Shewalter
Co. Supt
Henry Knoche
Host To Wentworth's Football Team
W A Masters of St Joseph Missouri hosted Wentworth Military Academy football players at Victor Cafe on Wednesday night Masters has three sons in Wentworth one earned his W by playing in seven of nine games another earned a second team letter Eastern Star Elects Officers Lexington Chapter 248 Order of the Eastern Star at last night's meeting elected officers for the ensuing year Miss Mattie Marquis Worthy Matron Walter Dunford Worthy Patron Mrs Estelle Winkier Secretary W T Wernwag Treasurer Mrs Maude Owen Conductress Miss Maude Bates Associate Conductress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umbia
J. F. Winn
Lexington
T. B. Winn
Stuart Trent
Kansas City
Charlie Phelps
Leexington
Elizabeth Klos
Fred Finch
Wellington
J. R. Wilson
W. A. Masters
St. Joseph
Wentworth Military Academy
Victor Cafe
Order of the Eastern Star
Mattie Marquis
Worthy Atron
Walter Dunford
Worthy
The New Edison Phonograph Holiday Promotion
Hoefer and Meinershagen in Higginsville Missouri promote The New Edison phonograph as a unique Christmas gift for every family member. The ad invites visitors to view models, listen in the Edison hall, and notes a large supply of new Edison records available for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Edison Hall
Hoefer & Meinershagen
Higginsville
Miners Return as Strike Ends in Lexington
Lexington residents report improved mood and relief as all mines resume operations and miners return to work following the strike ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
James Shull in Kansas City on business Friday
James Shull spent Friday in Kansas City on business. FE. T. Stier spent Sunday in Kansas City with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shull
Kansas City
FE. T. Stier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lafayette County Trust Co
Lexington, Missouri
Henry J. Luehrman
Clara L. Nolting
The
Landis Christmas Savings Club
Dover Items
R. P. Harwood
Charlie Harwood
Market Lake
Idaho
Mary Hadwood
Mr. Harwood
Clarence Vivien
Lexington Savings Bank
Eastern Star
Estelle Winkier
W. T. Wernwag
Maude Owen
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