Death of Mrs Chas A Kennerly at 50 in Bloomington
Mrs Charles A Kennerly died Friday at 3 am at her home 1716 Bloom Street after a three week illness with complications. She was 50. Survived by husband Harry Kemeny of Iene Crrrsone, daughter Mrs Ford T Bates of this city, and her mother. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm from the home with Rev E C Miller pastor of the Baptist church officiating.
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Charles A. Kennerly
Bloom Street
Kennerly
Harry Kemeny
Iiene Crrrsone
Ford T. Bates
E. C. Miller
The
Baptist Church
Democratic Women meet to elect township committeeman
The Democratic Women of Lexington Township are summoned to assemble at the Court House in the circuit court room at 2 o clock on August 8 to elect a township committeeman. Mrs Felix G Young chairs the county committee.
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Lexington Township
Felix G. Young
Woman's Democratic County Committee
Death of Edward Welch in Kansas City Hospital
Edward A. Welch, former Marshall Field traveling salesman and Lexington resident, died Saturday at Research Hospital in Kansas City after years of illness. He quit the road several years ago and had lived in Kansas City. He is survived by his wife and one daughter.
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Edward A. Welch
Marshall Field
Chicago
Lexington
Kansas City
Mr. Welch
Morrison & Sons Say Palmer Garage Transfer
Morrison & Sons finalize transfer of Palmer Garage on West Main street. They take possession at six in the evening and move all repair work to the new site. The facility will host a general storage and Ford service station with expanded equipment, skilled mechanics, and oils. The move follows steady business growth and the Ford agency expansion.
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John Morrison & Sons
Palmer
West Main Street
Morrison & Sons
Ford Agency
Ford
Morrison
Ford Gripp and Miss Gripp Wed in Kansas City Ceremony
Ford Gripp, William P. Ford of Kansas City, and Miss Jeanette Gripp, daughter of Chas Gripp of this city, were married Sunday afternoon in Kansas City. They will make their home in Kansas City.
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Wm. P. Ford
Kansas City
Jeanette Gripp
Chas. Gripp
Baurle Weds Willyard in Probate Office Ceremony
Frank J. Baurle and Miss Des sie Willyard of Corder were married Tuesday morning in the Probate Judge's office. Judge S N Wilson performed the ceremony.
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Frank J. Baurle
Dessie Willyard
Corder
S. N. Wilson
Lexington youth to represent Lafayette at Boy's State Fair School
Roland Meuich of Lexington earned the top score in Lafayette County and will represent the county at Missouri Sedalia's Boy's State Fair School during the annual exposition. J L Campbell of the state education department will lead the school, with Young Muench departing Lexington on August 18 for the fair.
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Lafayette County
Roland Meuich
Lexington
Missouri
Sedalia
J. L. Campbell
State Department of Education
Young Muench
Red Cross Officers Visit Higginsville and Odessa
Rev A J Smith and Rev Morrison traveled to Red Cross headquarters on business. Red Cross nurse Dis trict Supervisor Miss Coleman spoke on Public Health and Nursing Service as Odessa plans a Health Center. Miss Kidd and Miss Marquis visited Concordia. a post meeting plan was set for peace time work and a Red Cross car is expected by week’s end.
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A. J. Smith
Higginsville
Red Cross
Morrison
Drummond
Miss Coleman
Miss Kidd
Teubner
Miss Marquis
Odessa
Concordia
Phi
Local Boys Fail To Get Hits In 6 5 Loss
The local baseball squad left runners on base across Sunday, hampered by missed hits with bases loaded in the sixth. Hays Mackie and Helms went down on strikeouts while Clark walked and stole, a close play at the plate influenced scoring, and Cully of Kansas City pitched steadily for Sweet Springs as Clark struggled. Referee Russel from Missouri Valley caused controversy with several calls.
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Hays
Mackie
Helms
Sweet
Clark
Cully
Kansas City
Sweet Springs
Mr. Russel
Missouri Valley Fame
Local residents take short trips and return home
Joe Hurlburt transacted business in Marshall Thursday. Nellie Fletcher of Pittsburg Kansas arrived Monday to visit her mother Mrs. Ed Barnard. Mrs Ralph Page and daughters visited Camden to see her mother Mrs. Jeff Stiles. Ben Downey family returned to Wier after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ledford. J J Boehm, former resident, arrived from Virginia to visit Waverly friends. Sam Jones family returned from Kansas City after two weeks. Edward Leighman returned from Excelsior Springs. M L Duffy transacted business in Kansas City. Lavon Barnard returned from Pittsburg Kansas visiting sister Mrs. Sam Graham. Mrs Frank Pegario of Pittsburg visiting her mother. Dr Ben Brown and family visiting Spencer Brown. Lacy Hurlburt and family returned to Blosser after visiting Joe Hurlburt. Mrs M L Duffy of Kansas City visiting daughter Mrs Sam Jones. Lorene Robertson and Laura Schmidt went to Pittsburg Kansas for vacation. Mrs J B Jenkins and daughters left for extended visit in Jefferson City and St Louis. Dr and Mrs B T Payne and two children left for Lexington Kentucky for three weeks with relatives.
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Joe Hurlburt
Marshall
Nellie Fletcher
Pittsupg
Kansas
Ed Barnard
Ralp Page
Camden
Jeff Stiles
Ben Downey
Wier
A. H. Ledford
J.J. Boehm
Virginia
Waverly
Sam Jones
Kansas City
Edward Leighman
Excelsior Springs
M. L. Duffy
Lavon Barnard
Pittsburg
Sam Graham
Frank Pegario
Ben Brown
Muskogee
Okla
Spencer Brown
Lacy Hurlburt
Blosser
Lorene Robertson
Laura Schmidt
Marital Notices and Local Visits Report
A marriage has been issued for Frank J. Baurle Corder and Dessie Willyard Corder August Tilly Wellington A Bertha Gromke Wellington. Mr and Mrs Wm Long visiting relatives here depart Tuesday for Kansas City then Peoria Ill. Dr Frank Davis and family drive to St Louis after visiting relatives. Miss Edith Davis of Kansas City enjoys a two week stay with her parents.
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Frank J. Baurle
Corder
Dessie Willyard
Wm. Long
Kansas City
Peoria
Prank Davis
St. Louis
Edith Davis
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Ford Cars
Fordson
Main St
Lexington, Mo
Chas. A. Kennerly
Edw. H. Welch
Palmer Garage
Baurle-Willyard
Weekly Savings Club
Lexington Savings Bank
J.B. Jenkins
Bernice
Beradine
Jefferson City
B. T. Payne
Lafayette County Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
U. S
Elmer H. White
Public Schools
Lafayette Telephone Company
Franklin Avenue
Mariage Lacensg
August Tilly
Wellington
A. Bertha Gromke
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