Waverly Notes Mark Local Visits and Decorations
Waverly notes detail visits from Miss Marguerit Landen to Fulton for William Wood college graduation, local kinfolk in town, births including a May 20 child, Memorial and decoration day observances, and various travel and social updates involving residents of Waverly, Marshall, Malta Bend and Lexington. The piece mentions government boats near Waverly, a depot break in, and a local carnival attendance by area residents.
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Missy
Marguerit Landen
Fulton
William Wood College
Mix
Will Engiand
Lexington
Smith Robertson
James O'aie
Iss Hattie Gladieux
Marshal
Nellie Washburn
Malta Bend
Berthy Larkin
Floyd Johnson
Lon den
Divine services and Passion Play at Electric Theatre
Episcopal Church announces Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a m and Vespers at 8 p m. Passion Play life of Christ shown at Electric Theatre on June 5 and 6, with almost 3000 feet of hand colored film. A percent to Catholic church. Col Hoge and son Kenneth visited Kansas City yesterday. For sale eight thoroughbred Rhode Island Red hens with yearling cock. Edward F Meyer 235 North Sixteenth Street Lexington Mo.
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Electric Theatre
W. M. Hoge
Kenneth
Kansas City
F. Meyer
North Sixteenth Street
Lexington
Ed Powell
S. ML Greene
J. F. Munroe
Lanisiana
Dave Pflegar
Luther Powell
Thos, Hardin
Frank McGin
Oifessa
Thomas Well
L. FP
Weaver
Trilyrneberten
W. JF. Weaver
Lexington high schools end of year exercises praised
The Lexington public schools closed a most significant year with progress across departments and strong management by Superintendent Patterson and the board. Open house exercises featured Dr W W Litters of the University of Missouri School of Education, with local students Nell Marrs, Jane Dinpont, Jerusha Sadders, and Henry Nelson delivering notable performances under Miss Elliott Podunter’s direction.
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Lexington
D- Patterson
Board of Education
Prat
M. Little
Weis
W. W.litters
Wein
School of Education
University of
Leroy Farner
Cass
Lee Rice
Henry Nelson
Wishi
Ffee
Adil
Johnny Stith
Wreasenean
Lexington High School Commencement Highlights
Rainbows and diplomas marked Lexington High School events with Dr Charters’s remarks on friendship and class honors for Nell Marrs and Everette Mitchell. The program featured a three act comedy The Poetic Professor, with notable performances by Morris Land and Grieser, plus track medals for Eugen Shelby and Lee Groves. Local notices mention land sale in Baca County, school staffing changes, and community updates including a Mayview death and coffee advertisement.
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Charters
Patterson
Nell Marrs
Everette Mitchell
S. H.S
Prof. Little
Elizabeth Theodocia Morris
Marguerite Weis
Mary Hornbuckle
Columbia
Lexington High School
D. A. Rushel
Theodocia Morris
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Dr.price
Alam
Waverly
Danny Jaoes
Robertsoh
Marshall
A. Neola
Stomubhont Springs
Colo
Amma Russell
St. Low
Anmsemient Company
Cheerie
Will Pettie
Anson Leno
Chas, Kraus
G. W. Sinizer
John Pattie
Tom Evins
Laniha Fe- Vit
Frank Popineau
Episcopal Church
Charles H. Bohn
A. H. Walk
the Main Street Jeweler
Main Street
Brigg's
Felie
Plattenborg Coal Company
George M Vaughan
Reve
Drivenport
Mies Grier
Mayview Notes
Gen
Altuwnberger
Ralph, Spett
Wigginville
Mes
Ata Jones Wiretta
Otto Nolte
Jidire B.S. Tint
Pret Bertsel
Ro Broek
BOF
Garey
Odeesy
Allert Scott
Kansas
Pes Lratives
Chas
Singleton
Migpinsville
Mos
Detitie Riley
Erettly Win
Warrensburg
Norah Don Botev Oodes
Kasis
Twat
P. Cary
Thore
Amine
Mya
Iggins
Willy ix
Papkett
Gee
Froesekle
Bvothsville
Tooter
Hirgineville
Senson
Charles Griddish
Frank
Schneider
John Jennings
Taumself
Ginsville East
Higginsville
Kitty Worthington
Mildred Danport
Re PB. Kincheloe
Baca
Colorado
Kansas Line
Win
L. Smith
James
Bettie Benning
Independence
Catherine Greene
Prairie School
Warrensburg Normal
Wm. F. Moore
Tim
Charles Tracy, Sr
Wieson
Chiles
Thant
Alfred Bruce
Mayview
Hosband
Rev
Downing
the Baptist Church
Marvin Chapel Cemetery
Casas
Thomas
Gregg
C. L. Kenney
C.L. Kenney
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