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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1920

Page

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Elks Home Made Over Transforms Local Lodge Interior

Friday night’s Elks meeting drew over a hundred members to celebrate a dramatic makeover of the Elks Home. The former vault and wall were removed, a new north entry created, and a large airy, tastefully decorated room now dominates the hall. The steel ceiling, new lighting, and refreshed decor mark a renewed spirit as three candidates were initiated, a feast served, and several talks given.

Elks the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks

Vital Statistics 1919 Lafayette County Deaths and Births

1919 report from the State Board of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics shows 89 deaths and 662 births in Lafayette county. Lexington registrar Dr. J. Q. Cope reports 126 deaths and 175 births.

State Board of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics Lafayette County J. Q. Cope Lexington

Bar Association Meeting in Lexington Court Room

Members of the Lafayette County Bar Association are called to meet in the Circuit Court room in Lexington at 2 p m on Friday the 19th to fill the vacancy in the office of Secretary caused by the death of A G Phetzing and to conduct any business before the association Richard Field President

Lafayette County Bar Association Circuit Court Room Lexington A. G. Phetzing

Death claims two in Waddell family

Ex Sheriff William H. Waddell and his daughter Mrs Gordon Graham died Friday morning of pneumonia following influenza at the Waddell home 1706 Franklin street. Waddell born July 10 1852 on the Waddell farm. survived by four sons. Mrs Graham born Sept 6 1885 married to Mr Graham. had lived in Colorado. Double funeral at Presbyterian church. Cadet Frederick W Tyler dies at 13 from influenza pneumonia at Academy hospital Charleston Mo. Survived by grandfather. Body to Charleston for burial.

William H. Waddell Gordon Graham Waddell Franklin Street Graham Lexington Mary Barnett Joe William Weddell Baxter Waddell Meeker Colorado Frederick W.tyler Frederick W. Tyler Junior Barracks Academy Hospital Charleston

Death of Uriah G Phetzing in Lexington

Uriah G Phetzing died Monday evening at 6 10 at his Highland avenue home from pneumonia after influenza. Born September 16 1847 in Woodville Ohio he studied in county schools and at the University of Missouri for a law degree. Admitted to the Lafayette County Bar in 1880 he served as city attorney 1890 to 1892 and was later appointed county collector by Governor Hadley. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Murray Gibbons two grandsons two brothers H H Phetzing Granite City IL and S BE Phetzing Bellaire Ohio and a sister Mrs Albert Reiff Hamilton Ohio. Funeral at Presbyterian church Wednesday at 3 o clock conducted by Robt L Cowan.

Mr. Phetzing Woodville Ohio University of Missouri Lafayette County Lexington Hadley George B. Gordon Phetzing Presbyterian Church Murray Gibbons M. F. Jr A. G. Gibbons H. H. Phetzing Granite City S. BE. Phetzing Bellaire Albert Reiff Hamilton Robt. L. Cowan

Death of Harry Harper in Westmore Montana at 30

Word reached Tuesday of the death of Harry Harper at his Westmore home Montana from pneumonia after influenza. He was 30, a former Missouri Pacific telegraph operator here about eight years ago, married to Helen Yingling. Survived by wife, parents, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral held in Bennett Nebraska. Mr Yingling left Wednesday night to attend.

Harry Harper Westmore Montana Mr. Harper Missouri Pacific Helen Yingling C. E. Yingling Bennett Nebraska

Mrs. Shelby Brown Dies in Galesburg Ill After Illness

Mrs. Shelby Brown formerly Miss Angelica Kauffman and niece of Mrs. Leroy Farmer Sr. of this city died Tuesday afternoon at her home in Galesburg Illinois after a three week illness. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Julia Winsor Kauffman her husband one sister and one brother.

Shelby Brown Angelica Kauffman Leroy Farmer Galesburg Ill Julia Winsor Kauffman

Cadet Aralmarine Larney Dies at 13 at Academy Hospital

Cadet Aralmarine Larney, 13, a student at Junior Barracks, died Wednesday afternoon at the Academy hospital. Death was due to heart failure after influenza and mumps. His home was Arrow, Oklahoma. he was an Indian orphan.

Aralmarine Larney Junior Barracks Academy Hospital Arrow Oklahoma

Mrs Thomas Owen Dies at Home Near Lexington

Mrs Thomas Owen aged 44 died Thursday night at her home three miles northeast of Lexington from pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and two children.

Thomas Owen Lexington

Wehrly Bartels Wedding at Parents Home

Miss Olivia Irene Bartels daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Bartels and Mr John Wehrly of Kane Illinois were married Wednesday afternoon at 4 at the bride s parents home 1202 South street Rev E Crepin officiating Attendants were Floyd Bartels and Miss Louise Reynolds The wedding party included Miss Mildred Meyers a bride cousin After the ceremony refreshments were served and the couple left for an extended honeymoon trip They will reside on the groom s farm near Kane Illinois.

Kane Ill

Divorces announced at February circuit court adjournment

After adjournment of the February term, divorces were announced in several cases including Annie Greenwood versus John Greenwood Eldridge Williams versus Lillian Williams Amanda Kirker versus Thomas L. Kirker August Johnson versus Katherine Johnson Wm M Whitley versus Alice M Whitley Archie Miller versus Sallie Miller Wm F Whitley versus Mabel P Francis Guillou versus Helen M Guillou Marie F Vaughan versus John E Vaughan Cora Leas versus Carsey Leas.

Circuit Court Annie Greenwood John Greenwood Eldridge Williams Lillian Williams August Johnson Katherine Johnson Wm. M. Whitley Alice M. Whitley Archie Miller Sallie Miller Wm. F. Whitley Mabel P. Whitley Francis Guillou Helen M. Guillou Marie F. Vaughan John E. Vaughan Cora Leas Carsey Leas

Legion Meet At City Hall Friday Evening

The George Collum Post of the American Legion will meet Friday evening February 20 at 7 30 o clock at the City Hall All ex service men of the Army Navy and Marines urged to attend Ralph Campbell President Pen Hall Secretary

George Collum American Legion Army Navy Marines Ralph Campbell Pres. Pen. Hall Sec’y

Miss Silvia Brinkerhoff Visits From Kansas City

Miss Silvia Brinkerhoff of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives, enjoying time with family during a brief visit.

Silvia Brinkerhoff Kansas City

Wentworth Beats Missouri Military Academy In Rough Clash

Wentworth defeated Missouri Military Academy 19 to 9 in a hard fought local court contest. Nelson and Terry starred for W M A with Robb at guard playing brilliantly. Terry and Collins fouled out late as Seaman and Gorrell steadied the lineup. Martin led M M A with solid floor work and Brazil shone at center. referee was Mr Hoopes of Kansas City.

Wentworth Missouri Military Academy Nelson Terry Robb Collins Seaman Gorrell Martin Brazil

Service Record Submissions From Ex-Servicemen

Deputy County Clerk G H Bates reports 786 ex servicemen have sent in their service records and the same have been forwarded to the adjutant general's office. Of this number 35 were gold stars and 5 saw service in the Spanish American war. Only about 50 percent have reported so far. Mr Bates urges immediate action to issue medals at the earliest possible moment.

G. H. Bates Adjutant General's Office

Marriage License Issued to Several Couples in Concordia and Lexington

A marriage license has been issued to Foster Eapman and Lexington Dora Stapleton in Lexington, and to Theodore Dierking and Emma Clara Oetting in Concordia. The formal registrations appear in the local civil records.

Theodore Dierking Emma Clara Oetting Concordia

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Ford Fordson Farm Tractor Fordson Farm Tractors Fordson John Morrison & Sons Ford and Main St Ape Soin Lexington Savings Bank Lexington, Missouri Vital Statistics 1919 Richard Field Uriah G. Phetzing Highland Avenue Amanda Kirker Thomas L. Kirker Lafayette County Trust Co La 4 Federal Reserve System Mr. Hoopes Beels
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