Waverly 100 Saloon Licences Denied After Court Hearing
Crowds from Waverly gather in Lexington as County Court rejects dram shop license renewals for two saloons for lacking sufficient petition names. Remonstrators and supporters clash in mood but the court proceeds, granting no licenses for at least a month. A separate Catholic confirmation service is held in Lexington with Bishop Lillis presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Lexington
Lafayette
Broadway
Main Street
Court House
Lupri Saci
Upatakra
Leten
Horace Glackwell
William Aull
Wm. H. Ubiles
Will McDonald
Gersie Oo
Gustav Haeete
Gus
Gustav Haerte
John GC. Glish
Alonso Swartz
Merchants Defeat The Commercial Club In Close Game
The Merchants finally beat The Commercial Club 5 to 4 after a hard fought battle. J Patterson batted in the Merchants' only run of the seventh inning while The Commercial Club fought bravely on offense. Several local residents and families, including Mrs. L Morris and Merle Bellamy, were noted as leaving town for short trips and visits in nearby cities during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commcsutai Club
C. C
Mia
J. Patterson
Arcial Club
Batterseas
Terhune and Campbell
Patterson and Young
Amyphes
King and Sturgis
Central College Elects New President Amid Resignation
At the annual meeting in St Louis Rev Keih Cooper resigned after finalizing faculty arrangements and the catalogue. Rev George M Gideon of Hi Pato Texas was elected president. Rev Gluon and Migonel served on the board. year unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbgass
Oratore
Central College
St. Louis
Keih. Cooper
George M. Gideon
Hi Pato
Tex
Gluon
Road to Wellington Roads Wartime Repairs Progress
Road project notes county court arrangements with WP McGowan for the road between Wallington and Montgomery. Bridge work at Montgomery Bridge area to be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bao
WP. McGowan
Une Wallington
Montgomery B. Bridge
Ie Bet
Call on Mrs. Nannie Blake in Tremterling News
Fragmentary notice referencing Mrs Nannie Blake and related services or agents. The text appears garbled with stray phrases about shampooing soil and home waiting, plus a 25 percent phone hint and unidentified agency. No clear events, dates, or organizations are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Blake
Local social notes run through Higginsville and Lexington
Capt Erv Zeyzing visits Lexington while many residents travel to nearby towns for visits and events. A wide list of names, trips, and small gatherings follows including church, birthdays, hospitality, and business in Marshall and Higginsville. A hundred residents chartered a train to Lexington for a license renewal court session, with many women among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Prominent Lexington Man Orlando Bradley Killed by Lightning
Orlando Rufus Bradley, a leading farmer and stock raiser near Lexington, was killed by a lightning strike while covering a hay-stake on his property eight miles southeast of town. He was 24, having been born July 2, with a large family and local roles in the Elks, W omen of the World, and Prairie Presbyterian church. His funeral was held at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Bradley
Lexington
Eld
Jackson Bradley
Bradley
Orlando Rufus Bradley
Westminster College
Lodge of Elks
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Prairie Presbyterian Church
Mise Sallie
Hoix
Bruce
Jotnson
County
Mattie
Bewle
Sallie
John Ramey
N. BH. McCain
EL . Gordon
Mochpelah
Union worship and youth meetings planned by local churches
The Baptist, Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian churches will hold union evening services on Sundays in July and August with a youth meeting in the hosting church. Schedule lists dates and speakers at each church including B C Gordon, R R T Manafield, C B Briney, and R G B August entries. Lexington residents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
B.C. Gorden
Methodist Church
R&r. T. Manafield
Jay
Christian Church
R. G B. Briney
Presbyterian Church
R. T. Manefield
W. Baptist Church
R. B. Briney
Lexington
Eman On Club Party At Anna Ruehel Home
Eman On club hosted by Anna Ruehel on West Main Street held a Fourth of July themed party Thursday evening. Decorations featured red white and blue bunting with small flags as forty guests enjoyed games and music in a friendly home gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint Anna Ruehel
Eman
West Main Street
Local Travel and Visit Notes From Area Residents
Capt J Q Mlattenburg spent Thursday in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs firnist Hoffmag Jr visited in Waverly Wednesday. Mrs J W Sytinor left Teuording morning for a trip to Colorado. Clarence Wilson of Fayetteville to visiting the family of Jt. Vaughan J B Mooten left Thursday for St Louis after a visit with relatives. De and Mrs J Tucker returned Wednesday evening from a short trip to St Joseph. Katle Klee of Kansas City arrived Tuesday evening for a visit of several weeks with relatives. She was accompanied by her little nephew Raymond Cranford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lillis
Leavenworth
Lillis
Lexington
G. Clohessy
St. Joseph's Church
Kansas City
John J. Hogan
Sacred Heart Church
Kamas City
M. J. O'Reilly
St. Patrick's Church
T. M. Cobb
Belt
J. M. Poage
Milas Eugenia Ardinger
Ida Hyde Wigon
Mise Laura
John
Keytonville
Leslie Corder
Mise Harriet Barron
Waverly
JL. Forster
Higginaville Yuesday
Eilzabeth Cope
EB. Dickerson
Banas City
Hee
Cope
Vaughan
Mdig
M Vaughan
Clus Jet
Seattle
Rogan
Moa
T. 8. McPaniel
Geary
Okio
Charlie Cox
Will Pauling, Jr
Kina
Noonville
Aymes Vaughan
Burpineville
Janes Dillard
Huck Darnell
Kate Lewis
Colombia
Bettie Harwood
Paris Bartley
Helena
Mon
John Cooper
Mary Lee
Edmond Vaughan
Sallie
Virgie Corbin
Willie Hodges
Verna Zeyeing
Mies Dean Dysart
Meesra
Eugene
Pred Zeysing
Johnnie Wahi
William
Time Dysart
W. B. Har
B. Wi. White
Kanday City
W.J. Mahon
Joe Baverle
W.A Hil
Kansas Ciy
J. KK
Itanane City
Mary Mretich
Boston
Kate Bishop
Franke
Dni Jt
Kialea Bond
Hi. A. Hoener
Stafford
Lynn
Kans
A. Oelschlaegar
Hermann
B. A. Wickman
Kanegs City
J. Houston
Oklahoma
Lyon Gordon
BR. T. Manafield
BE. N. Hopkins
Mias
Elliott Todhunter
Rev
A. B. Smith
South Missouri
Mia
J. F. Winn
Mira Lee Meng
Ivy Shelton
Fred Wilmat
Richards, Mo
John Haekker
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Adinit
Eod. Graham
Mexico
Marguerite Hates
Ann Shelton
Marshall
al Weber
A. K. Sydnor
Nebraska
Kansas
E.R. Youns
Sedalia
W. O. Parks
John BR. Potte
Thomas Holleran
St. Louis
Fred Day
John Price
Liberty
Liberty Band
Parksville
R. Hahn
A. I. Smith
la Harpe
Julius Kauffman
Alcom ML
Leroy Farmer
Abbie
Leona Hour
Arthur
Victor Bour
St. Josoph
W. EB. Loomis
Mawes
Mary
Helen
Sioux City
Walter
Mary Glasscock
Version Barnett
Wiliam Stonestreet, Sr
Ladine Walton
Nancy Vivian
Ethel Rowe
Mrs Pilcher
J. W. Jones
Califo
J.C. McGrew, Jr
Clarence Wilson
Fayetteville
Jt, & Vaughan
J.B Mooten
St. Louie
Mina Katle Klee
Raymond Cranford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merchants
Freda Lepper
Qacar Andreen
Jefferson City
B. R. Teeland
Mary Henry
Nancy Chamberlain
Higginsville
Horace Ariinger
Lousiana
New Mead
Central
Wellington
Dover Notes
Erv. Zeyzing
Sophia Shoemaker
Corder
Webb Cole
Litle
Jeasie
W. A. Redd
Jonette
Grand Pass
Ella White
Mirman
J. E. Henshaw
Pleasant Hill
Nancie Littlejohn
Buck Darnell
Winfield Peacock
Paul Vandiver
Higuinaville
Geo. B. Gordon
W. G. Harwood
Preston Tutt
Kanvan City
J. M. Redd
George Zorvine
Rev. Hiers
Aullville
Eld, Henshaw
C. T. Bagie
Charles Dygart
Thomas Holleron
Raicoc Sheets
If Excelsior Springs
Lillan
Claude Cappa
R.L. Townsend
Herman Peters
Mason C. Alderman
Dora Hanks
Moxsby Riley
Charlie Pauline
Kate Pauline
Lizsie Thomas
Shelley Edwards
Henry Oliver
Sallie Price
Hertha
Wichita
John Bridgewaver
J. W. Ferguson
Waverly Goal and Mining Company
J. R. Fitzpatrick
Norborne
H. Peter
G. P. Gordon
W.P. Milner
Basiness
Mary Street
Miga
Stella
Isabette
Wm. Wessel
O'Neal
Edward Kavanaugh
Summit
Kavanaugh
Lafayette Street
Leroy Palmer
Chester
Soclock
Union Services
J. Q Mlattenburg
J. W, Sytinor
Colorado
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