Death of Harry Tunstall in Kansas City notice
Death of Harry Tunstall former Lexington citizen noted for long residence in Kansas City area. Born 1849 in Gallatin County Kentucky he came to Kentucky in 1864 and worked as traveling salesman for Riley Wilson in Kansas. He moved to Kansas City years ago and is survived by his wife two daughters and three sons.
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Harry Tunstall
Lexington
Kun
Gallatin County
Odessa
Wellington
Thirte
Riley-Wilson Queer Company of
Kansas
Kansas City
Mrs Anna Sheetz Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Anna Sheetz died Saturday at 12 45 PM on South Fifth Street in Minne? of eight weeks. She is survived by her husband her mother four sisters and one brother. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Anna Sheetz
Saturstug
South Fifth Street
Deaton Osborn 2 Year Old Dies in Lexington Home
Deaton Osborn died Friday morning at its home in east Lexington to the care of Mr and Mrs Riley. The funeral was held at the Osborn residence Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Deaton Osborn
Riley
Delock
Lexington
President of Lexington College Dies in Louisville
The president of Lexington College for Young Women died recently at his Louisville home at age 52. He is survived by his widow, a son and a daughter.
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Lexington College For Young Women
Louisville
Card of Thanks for Loss of Little Boy
Mr and Mrs Riley Osborn thank friends and relatives for kindness during the death of their little boy and for the beautiful flowers.
Important Elks Lodge Meeting Tonight At Eight
Elks Lodge holds a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight to discuss a subject of great importance to every Elk. Lunch will be served. R. Sellers E. R Felix G. Young Sec'y.
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Elks
The
Elks Lodge
R. Sellers
E. R Felix G. Young
Sec'y
New High School Principal and Athletic Director Named
The Board of Education elected R. G. Bigelow of Warrensburg as high school principal and likely science teaching duties, and B. O. Moses of Warrensburg as athletic director and history and English teacher. Both are Central Missouri State Teachers College graduates. Bigelow has six years in education including Fowler Kansas tenure as superintendent, Moses praised as a top Warrensburg athlete with honors on Missouri college football and state basketball teams.
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Board of Education
R. G. Bigelow
Warrensburg
B. 0. Moses
Central Missouri State Teachers College
Moses
Bigelow
Moles
Home Brewer Fined In County Arrest
Sheriff Forsha arrested Howard Seay late Tuesday with home brew. He appeared before Clyde Wright and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Refusal to pay led to jail. Wednesday his brother Rolla Seay paid the fine and he was released. Total costs 114 dollars.
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Forsha
Howard Seay
Clyde Wright
Rolla Seay
Lexington Hospital invites public to inspect building
The Lexington Hospital on Highland avenue overlooking the river invites Lexington and Lafayette County residents to inspect the two story stucco building on Monday July 11 from 3 to 5 PM and 7 to 10 PM. Spearheaded by Mrs. Walter J. Shinn with support from local doctors and the Chamber of Commerce the hospital features fifteen beds an operating room a bath area tile walls and white enamel furnishings designed for patient care and comfort.
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Lexington Hospital
Highland Avenue
Lexington
Lafayette County
Walter J. Shinn
Lexington Doctors
Chamber of Commerce
Bath
Shinn
Mavel and Roberts Wed in Leavenworth Ceremony
Louis Mavel Jr and Lenard Lee Roberts were married on Saturday July 2 at 9 30 AM or PM in the bride’s Leavenworth Kansas home. The couple visited Lexington briefly with the groom’s parents before returning to Leavenworth to establish their home.
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Louis Mavel, Jr
Louis Mavel
Lenard Lee Roberts
Leavenworth
Kansas
Lexington
Dillon Owen Couple Wed In Blackburn Home Ceremony
Rev Earl F Dillon pastor of the Methodist church at Blackburn Missouri and Miss Gertrude Owen daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Owen of this city were married at the bride's parents home 209 South 23rd street Monday afternoon at 8 oclock Rev J E Alexander officiating
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Earl F. Dillon
Blackburn
Gertrude Owen
John M. Owen
South 23Rd Street
J. E. Alexander
Marriage Licenses Issued for Dillon Owen Couple
A marriage license has been issued to Earl F. Dillon of Blackwater and Gertrude Owen of Laxington. The notice records the couple as newly licensed for marriage.
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Earl F. Dillon
Bills Due for American Legion Picnic Request
All persons with claims against the American Legion Picnic are asked to present them to Elmer Duebbert at once. A preacher called the New York parade on July 4th sinister and seditious, a remark noted in the report. Visit Lexington Hospital during hours 2 to 5 in the afternoon and 7 to 10 in the evening.
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American Legion
Elmer Duebbert
New York City
Seashett Peld
Fourth of July Damp but Crowds Enjoyed Legion Show
Rain fell on the Fourth but the American Legion celebration drew a large crowd after showers interrupted parts of the program. Despite damp conditions, the event progressed with the more interesting numbers staged and the sun even aided the afternoon activities.
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American Legion
Toto
Fourth of July notes and local baseball roundup
A letter to The Intelligencer questions legality of lotteries for cars and a piano for lodge funds, while praising the Independence Day celebration despite rain. Also reports Athletics beat Wellington 5 to 1 at Athletic Park with Cross and Shinn on the mound. a Monday game vs an All-Star team was rained out and a Sunday trip to Corder is planned.
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Intelligencer
Jas. Stewart
Legion Boys
Lexington
Wellington
Athletic Park
Athletics
Cross and Shinn
Clark
Clay
Corder
Farm Bureau auto tour plans detailed for youth
Plans for the annual Farm Bureau auto tour for boys and girls are being developed with unchanged dates. July 11 meets at Bates City at 1 PM with 11 AM start. Overnight at Pickering farm with 33 cent meals. tents for boys and lodging for girls. July 12 visits to hog farms near Columbia, with choices to return home or tour more stock farms. Motion pictures and speakers from Columbia and Kansas City planned.
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Farm Bureau
Bates City
The
Grove
Lees Summit
Pickering Farm
Farm Bureau of Johnson, Cass, Bates, Jackson and Platte
Columbia Hog Farm
Glovers Hog Farm
Longview Farm
Columbia
Kansas City
Sea One
Chamber of Commerce Directors Elected in Last Week Ballot
The chamber members elected Albert Gillen R. K. Latham E N Hopkins and G H Bates to the board with W J Gresham C F Pack B T Stiey B M Little and Worth Bates also named. The board will complete the organization by electing officers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Albert, Gillen
R. K. Latham
E. N. Hopkins
G. H. Bates
W. J. Gresham
C. F. Pack
B. T. Stiey
B. M. Little
Worth Bates
Poultry Car to Start Tuesday July 12
Advertises first poultry car starting July 12 seeking large supply of hens, springers, and oil roosters along with 300 cases of eggs and provides contact number 158 for inquiries.
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Robert N. Cook Dend
Mr. and
Mrs. Riley Osborn
White & Meyers Chautauqua Bureau
Lexing Chautauqua
Kryl
Court of Appeals
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Richard Verden
Verden
C. L. Ristine
Frank B. Fulkerson
Aall & Aall
Usureq
Lal Is
Home Brewer
Mavel-Roberts
Dillon-Owen
Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Fulkerson
Farm Bureau News
U. S
U. & Chamber of Commerce
Millers National Federation
National Feed Dealers Association
National Hay Association
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