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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1913

Page

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The Decline of the United States Navy

A critical editorial argues the US Navy is declining under the current administration. It compares annual tonnage and dreadnought build rates of Britain Germany the United States France and Japan and warns that in a future sea fight the nation risking defeat unless ship numbers and firepower rise. It denounces congressional talk of holidays and naval expenditures while urging stronger naval construction.

United States Navy France Japan Naval Intellitents Great Britain Germany United States Navy Howner Mirgal Congress Soas Wias

A Christmas Feel In The Air

A narrator describes a bittersweet Christmas mood that fills the air with a longing ache. The feeling blends appetite, memory, and gentle sadness, sparked by holiday sights and sounds and the past. The passage paints a tender, nostalgic atmosphere without specifics.

Lexington couple wed in Recorder's office ceremony

Mr George S Pratt and Miss Mamie Mitchell both of Lexington were married Saturday in the Recorder's office by Judge Thomas A Walker. O R Sellers studying theology in Chicago is visiting for the holidays with family. Mrs Robert Taubman and Mrs Paul Hlynn plus Miss Anselia Taubman Baskett went to Kansas City Monday for a day outing. Dr M Wullane traveled to Gallatin Missouri for the holidays. Frank Chew and wife of Los Angeles announce the birth of son Frank Chew Jr on Monday December 22 1913 with Mrs Chew formerly Miss Mary Effoge daughter of Col and Mrs W M Hoge. Ben Price recently graduated from Moody Bible Institute Chicago specializing in Tulsa and making a fine record. In Towner's new collection of gospel hymns Ben will have six compositions to be used by evangelists nationwide.

George S. Pratt Mamie Mitchell Lexington Recorder's Office Thomas A. Walker O. R. Sellers McCormick Thélogical Seminary Chicago Robert Taubman Paul H.lynn Anselia Taubman Baskett Kansas City M. Wullane Gallatin Frank Chew Los Angeles Val Frank Chew, Jr Ben Price Moody Bible Institute Towner Ben Eix

Knight Templars Elect Officers

At the regular conclave of De Molay Commandery No. 3 K T Tuesday night the following officers were elected for the ensuing year H W McNeel Eminent Commander Jas R Moorehead Generalissimo E H M Taubman Captain General W P Roach Senior Warden Dr B T Payne Junior Warden G C Marquis Prelate Walter B Waddell Treasurer J Shelton Recorder

Knight Templars de- Molay K. T H.W. McNeel Jas. R. Moorehead EH. M. Taubman W. P. Roach B.T. Payne G. C. Marquis Walterb. Waddell J. €. Shelton

Stockholders Meeting at Traders Bank Lexington Mo

The initial meeting of the stockholders of Traders Bank of Lexington Missouri for selecting directors for the coming year and other business will be held in the banking room of Traders Bank in Lexington Missouri on Monday January 12 1914 between ten o clock in the forenoon and two o clock in the afternoon. W G McCAUSLAND president J G Orenshaw secretary

Traders Bank of Lexington Traders Bank

Lexington Building & Loam Assn Christmas Gift Loans

The Lexington Building and Loan Association released 19 deeds of trust securing loans on as many homes in Lexington, totaling $11,800, all paid in full. The association also completed the 17th series and paid off free shares totaling $20,000, benefiting workers in Lexington.

Lexington Building & Loam Association Lexington

Local Couple Married At Methodist Parsonage

Mr. Larry W. Shroyer of Hodge wed Miss Mary Bray of Corder Monday evening at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. BR. N. Allen officiating. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stelle returned to Kansas City after visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Young. Prof. DoF. Conned left for Chicago Illinois and Warsaw Indiana to visit relatives. Miss Lelia Marsh visited Wartersburg for the day.

Larry W. Shroyer Hodge Mary &. Bray Corder Werre Methodist Parsonage BR. N. Allen J. M. Stelle Kansas City B. R. Young Dof. Conned Chicago Minois Warsaw Indiana Lelia Marsh Wartersburg

Licenses Issued For Marriages In Odessa And Beyond

Marriage licenses have been issued to several individuals across Odessa and nearby areas. Names listed include John W. Cason, Odessa. Bessie A. J. Moore, Odeanth. Larry W. Shroyer, Hodge. Mary BE. Bray, Corder. Albert H. Schumacher, Corder. Lillie Root Cross, Lexington. Neil M. Chinn, Odessa. Minnie Louise Obls, Odessa. Anna J. Bubbert, Odessa. Alonzo Rogers, Vigginaville. Maud Green, Marshall. Elmer Elliott, Odessa. Giertin Maris, Odessa.

John W. Cason Odessa Bessie A. J. Moore Odeanth

Holidays Bring Guests From Nearby Cities

Mrs J W McCline of Hugh esville and Miss Alphie Thorson of Kansas City arrive to spend holidays with relatives. Mr and Mrs William Graham and daughter Marcia Lee travel to Odessa for the holidays. Des Moines resident Mrs Ben H Simmons joins relatives here. More visitors include Miss Emma Limblad from Kansas City and Miss Nell Ross heading to Higginsville for extended visit.

J. W. McCline Hughesville J. Chelton William Graham Marcia Lee Odessa Ben EH. Simmons Des Moines Iowa Alphie’Thorson Kansas City Emma Limblad N. A. Tindell J. K. Lerter J. B McDonald and Son Jom Ida Bray St. Joseph Thesiny John Bray Blanche Pearl Balkerson Batesville Arkansas Robert Davis Dover E. M. Davis Louis Eckle Scotch Bluff Nebraska Nell Ross Higgsineville Leo Harrison Charles Eglehoff George Weis

The Last Days of Pompeii at Grand Thanday

A photo drama titled The Last Days of Pompeii announced for Grand Thursday on January 1 1914 with matinees at 2 30. Over three thousand people attend and the feature was filmed in Torino stadium seating eight thousand. Ambrosio company rents the venue for one year to stage the production a feature like Quo Vadis in amphitheatre scenes. Adult price is 20 cents and children 10 cents.

Ove Dip Beenes George Kieine Exquizite Pompeii Torino

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lamber Lamber Lexington, Missouri Fred T. Hix By James Whitcomb Riley Stockholders Meeting W. G McCausland J. G. Orenshaw Lexington B. & L Hodge Mary BE. Bray Albert H. Schumacher Corder Lillie Root Neil M Anna J. Bubbert Alonzo Rogers Vigginaville Maud Green Marshall Elmer Elliott Odessa Giertin Maris Arena Srrene
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