Robbins Organ Recital Delights Lexington Readers
Lawrence W. Robbins former Lexington college music head gave the first recital on the new organ at the Presbyterian church in Kansas City. He performed with the church choir, featuring Mendelssohn and Bach among others, to a large, enthusiastic audience despite soft church-venue applause.
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Lawrence W. Robbins
Lexington College
Christian Science Church
Thirtieth and
Troost
Kansas City
Presbyterian Church
R. B
Tag
Robbin
Lexington
Robbins
Numerous local visits and events across Corder area
A rapid roundup of residents visiting kin in nearby towns, attending visits, banquets, dances, and church services. People travel to Lexington Higginsville Kansas City Indianapolis and St Louis for work conventions entertainments and family gatherings. A dog rabies scare leads to medical attention for two locals with distant hospital treatment pursued.
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Kid Carter
Christian Church
G. K. Grabn
Lexington
Sam Vaughan
Liggan Vaughan
Ray Hertrand
Ray
Marshall Luthejohn
Liggon
St. Louis
Birth Announcement and Local Inquiries
Born to Joe Simpson and his wife January 14 a son named Joe Ribbon. Barbara Moore hosts Miss Williette Porter this week. Mary B. Serat sold 80 acres at 300 per acre last week. Herman Fadler died January 11 aged 70. funeral January 17 at the German Church. Clara Drewell fractured her leg at school yesterday playing Pomp-Pomp Pullaway. Grace Bradsher from Kansas City visits Kincheloe sisters this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simpson
Joe Saye
Joe Ribbon
Barbara Moore
Williette Porter
Mary B. Serat
Herman Fadler
Herman Webking
Wm. Kuebler
Clara Drewell
John Drewell
Without Power In Lexington Press Idle This Week
The Lexington press has been idle most of the week due to power plant machinery breakdowns. Operators have pumped presses by hand and endured delays while the In tellerger office falls behind schedule.
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Lexington Press
Intelligencer
Memorial Sale Announced By W G McCausland
Due to a breakdown at the electric light plant the store cannot advertise as planned but announces a big sale next Tuesday. The sale features 27 men embroiderers worth 10 cents a quarter and 40 ones for 7 cents with many other goods at low prices.
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W.G. McCausland
Birth notice for Ernest Shull’s new son
Born Sunday 14, 110 to the will of Ernest Shull nee Gertrude Fanolio a newborn boy weighs one hundred pounds.
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Dan
Ernest Shull
Gertrude Fanolio
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Mr. Robbins
Noel Johnson
Charles Wileby
Pauline Sellers
Bach
Nevin
Hastings
Hollins
Tesch
E. B. Jeferess
Dick Calamesy
West Main Street
Main Street
Main
Eleventh
Dr. Fukerson
Dr. Pulkerson
Jeffress
Wattum
Fulkerson
Mommage Hicklin
Therday
Corder
Nathan Conler
Aiggineville
Willie Riley
Slater
Mr. Frerking
Corcordia
Mr. James Talent
Ik. A. Corder
Town
Vlora Lieser
Higginewile
Price Payne and Son
Price
Mary Dray
Harrison Sickuler
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Byron Saunders
Nhich
Florence Slusher
Berry Lee
Lydia Johnson
Higginsville
Ming Holoa Prerking
Misses Gluctle
Nele Martin Pens
Higginaville
Forest Garnett
Marshall
Elsie Grindetall
Mel
Chas, Grindstaff
Srry Rodekobe
L. Burke
Ratear City
MeVers
W. W Novhes
Robin Ochestra
Theateriais
Garnetts New Cafe
Mrs. Luther
Wm. Coak
James Hogtot
Crawford County
Kansas
John Buchanan
Mayview
Paul Young
Dave Garnett
Govett
WoLfluret
Westerday
Aigernaville
Dover Notes
Zevlog
Weilne-day
Winn
Wediveston
Jack Couper
W.B Harwad
Higgineville
Willig
Vaughan and Co
Hodges
Hira
Charlie Phelps
Creed Bueler
Malta Bend
Ed Donnelly
Mayview Notes
Grace Bradsher
Misses Stellan
Alma Kincheloe
America
Schaffner & Marx
Hirsh
Wickwire
Society
F. & A. Victor
Clothiers
Boonville
Higginsville, Mo
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