Machpelah Cemetery Re-incorporated and Trustees Named
The Machpelah Cemetery Association has been re incorporated with articles approved by the Secretary of State. The charter places control with trustees and a 15 member lot owners board. E N Hopkins was elected president and the boards plan by laws and an improvement program for the year. Also noted is the death of Mrs E M Boyd in New Orleans at sixty two. Surviving family includes three sons and two daughters with services held in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machpelah Cemetery Association
Secretary of State
William Aull, Sr
Joel H. Ewing
John Chamberlain
E. N. Hopkins
Richard Field
Nannie Vaughan
C. A. Keith
W. B. Waddell
Marrs
New Orleans
E. M. Boyd
Boyd
Mollie Grant
Lexington
Edward Herr
Mayview
Abilene
Texas
Oscar
John
Hunter Boyd
Dallas
Nell Herr Wright
Jewel Beattie
Hardin Man Fined for Worthless Check on Auto Purchase
Bryan Long of Hardin bought an automobile from Grover Calmese last Wednesday and passed a worthless check in payment. He appeared Friday afternoon before Justice Clyde Wright and was fined 500 dollars plus costs totaling 625 dollars. Long was allowed to pay the 125 dollars in costs and was paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Long
Hardin
Grover Calmese
Justice of the Peace
Clyde Wright
Long
Orrick Couple Weds in Recorder Office Ceremony
Mr. Shirley Hannon and Miss Lola Gordon of Orrick were married Saturday afternoon in the Recorder's office with Judge S N Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Hannon
Lola Gordon
Orrick
Recorder's Office
S. N. Wilson
Saloon Licenses Granted by County Court
The county court met Thursday and granted saloon licenses to Alma William J. Fetty. Concordia Henry A. Angel beck, Henry Franz, and John H. Indrup. Wellington William R. Carter, Alex. Denton, John H. Gaus man. Lexington August Anderson, Beck & Fawks, Davis & Gillou, W. E. Gavin, Gustave Haerle 4, McIntyre & Mitchell, John Perry, Shinn & Ruby, Chris Walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
William J. Fetty
Concordia
Henry A. Angelbeck
Henry Franz
John H. Indrup
Wellington
William R. Carter
Alex. Denton
John H. Gausman
Lexington
August Anderson
Beck & Fawks
Davis & Gillou
W. E. Gavin
Gustave Haerle
McIntyre & Mitchell
John Perry
Shinn & Ruby
Chris Walk
Mrs J W Meng Injured In Fall At Home
Sunday evening Mrs J W Meng fell on the back stairway at her home breaking her left arm near the wrist.
Canning Demonstration At High School By Extension Dept
Miss Iris Pleaf of the University of Missouri Extension Department will give a canning demonstration of fruits and vegetables Saturday at 2 pm at the Lexington High School. The event is at the request of the Economics Department of the Woman's Club and in cooperation with the Lexington School Board. All women of Lexington and vicinity are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Pleaf
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Miss Pleaf
Woman's Club
Lexington School Board
Lexington
Vicinity
Miss Rose Riley Makes Visit To Home Folks
Miss Rose Riley of Kansas City arrived Sunday evening for a two weeks visit here with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Riley
Kansas City
Athletics Annex 4th of July Game at Lexington
Wellington defeats Athletics 3 to 2 after a tense pitchers duel. Red and Stevens contribute in a late rally as Wellington overcomes defensive miscues and a controversial pinch hitter sequence to claim the win. Pitcher Hale and Smith dominate the early to mid game with a run-scoring error and late scoring by Red. Wellington 2 Athletics 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art” Smith
Kansas City
Wellington
Lexington
Hale
Athletics
Steven
Mr. Bartlet
Stevens
Pinchhitter
Red
Bardet
Mr. Bardet
Mr. Smith
Mavel
Bruce Snow Wedding In City Ceremony
Bruce Snow and Archie T. Bruce wed Miss Dora Snow in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at 5 o'clock. Reverend Richard W. Wallace officiated at the Christian parsonage in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie T. Bruce
Dora Snow
Christian Parsonage
Richard W. Wallace
Jury fails to reach verdict in flag desecration case
Theodore Favier a bridge gang foreman on the Missouri Pacific was tried in Judge John Hedge's court for tearing down the American flag and insulting flags. The jury of W R Humphreys Willis Goodloe Walter Russel Oliver Baker Barrett Bates and Fred Bilis failed to agree and the case will be retried on Tuesday July 10. Favier was released on $800 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Favier
Missouri Pacific
John Hedge
W. R. Humphreys
Willis Goodloe
Waltre Russel
Oliver Baker
Barrett Bates
Fred Bilis
Favier
Clarence Deecer Arrested On Brass Fittings Theft
Clarence Deecer, on parole for robbing Crawford's Laundry, was arrested Sunday afternoon for stealing about forty five pounds of brass fittings from the Lexington Water Company supply house on Tenth Street. Deecer admits guilt and says he is ready for the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Deecer
Criminal Court
Crawford
Lexington Water Company
Tenth Street
Deecer
Collins Service Station opens beside Episcopal church
The Collins Oil Company completed an automobile service station on the lot north of the Episcopal church and placed Tim Howard in charge. Howard has moved his tire repair shop to the same location and will service oil needs as well as tires and tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Oil Company
Episcopal Church
Tim Howard
Marine officer commission for Mordecai Chambers
Mordecai Chambers, son of M. A. Chambers, passed the examination for second lieutenant in the United States Marines in Chicago and will report to an eastern port. A Wentworth Military Academy graduate, he previously taught there and won his appointment through the academy after earlier cardiac treatment in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Chambers
Mordecai Chambers
United State Marines
Chicago
Lexington
Chambers
Wentworth Military Academy
Mrs Ethel Bachelor Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Ethel C Bachelor passed away Friday at 7 am at her home south of town after a long tuberculosis illness. Born in the county July 16, 1892, she was 25. She is survived by her husband and five children. The funeral was held at the family residence Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel C. Bachelor
Bachelor
This County
Pupils Recital by Miss Elizabeth Graves at Murrell Auditorium
The pupils of Miss Elizabeth Graves will present a recital at Murrell Auditorium on Friday evening July 6 at 8 00 o clock. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Graves
Murrell Auditorium
Athletics 5 Chelsea 4 Ninth inning rally wins seventh straight
The Athletics edged Chelsea Athletic Club 5 to 4 after trailing 4 to 2 in the ninth. Hale allowed four hits while Wasser gave up eight. six strikeouts for Hale and nine for Wasser. Swig Howe sparked the win with two singles and a double in four at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Chelsea Athletic Club
Hale
Wasser
Swig’” Howe
Preservation of foods meeting in Lexington district
Canning School announces a meeting for all interested ladies in the Lexington school district. It will be held Friday, July 6, in the High School Auditorium. India Richardson, Teacher of D. S. Lexington, H. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Ladies
Lexington
India Richardson
D. S. Lexington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Machpelah Cemetery
W. P. Aull
B. T. Wiley
H. C. Wallace
J. G. Crenshaw
Harry Taubman
E. J. McGrew
Albert Gillen
EB. B. Campbell
J. L. Peak
Henry Luehrman
B. B. Frazer
J. W. Meng
Cocus
Lambert Lamber Company
The
Kansas City Blues
Willington
WOO
Smith
Bruce Snow
Clearence Deecer
Collins
Chelsea
Chelsea A.C
Lexington, Hale and Shinn
Wasser, Glandon and
Campbell
Dr. Price
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