Central Commencement Exercises at College
The article reports on the Central Commencement program featuring senior piano and voice performances, remarks by Dr. John A. Rice on faith and education, and diplomas awarded in multiple disciplines. It notes faculty changes, the end of the school year, and a list of guests attending commencement along with forthcoming assignments and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Webb
Conrad
R. N. Allen
Batiste
Williams
John A. Rice
St. John’s Methodist Church
St. Louis
Rice
Jo Hinesley
Lucy Kelly
Pauline Willson
Amelia
Lelia Woelk
Vermillion Cull
Cumnock School of Oratory
Miss Brill
Mary Malone
Palmore
University of Chicago
Mt. Holyoke College
Hartford Theological Seminary
Mt.Holyoke
Wellesley
Lexington Elks win prizes at Sedalia parade
Lexington Elks enjoyed a special train trip to Sedalia for the State convention with about seventy members and fifteen ladies. The Concordia band of thirty three took first prize for largest uniformed band, while Lexington Lodge won first prize for largest uniformed representation, underscoring a lively lodge. Miss Helen Fair returned to Kansas City after visiting the Burkhardts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Elks
Sedalia
Elks of
Lexington
J. C. Graddy
Lexington Lodge
Concordia
Concensus
Wikoff to Coach Wentworth Teams Next Year
Lester B. Wikoff, star athlete of Missouri University baseball and football, is secured to coach Wentworth Military Academy’s football basketball and baseball teams next year. He will graduate from Missouri University in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Lester B. Wikoff
Missouri University
Wentworth Military Academy
Wikoff
Police Court arrests for craps shooting at Marshall home
In Police Court John Marshall Dad Anthony Tom Burton and Henry Bolton were arrested Saturday night by Officers Rogers and Menaugh for craps shooting at Marshall's North 10th street home. They plead not guilty and the trial is set for 2:00 pm. Alford Slaughter pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined $7.15. Miss Ethel Morris went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
Dad Anthony
Tom Burton
Henry Bolton
Marshall
North 10Th Street
Rogers
Menaugh
Alford Slaughter
Pearl Hicklin
H. B. Harris
Kansas City
Marion Young
Wellington
W. P. Ford
S. O. Baker
Waverly
Laura Hyde Wilson
John
Warrensburg
Greys Won Them Both In Weekend Baseball Action
The Lexington Greys defeated the Nonpareils of Kansas City 10 to 3 Sunday and again 10 to 1 Monday. Other brief items note local movements and a death in Wellington with burial plans in Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Greys
Kansas City
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Rigoletteo—Para Verdi-Liszt
Tsabulla Lutz
Grace Webb
Chapin Honor Goodloe
Wilson G. Smith
Anna Phetzing
Spencer
Valse Aranx, the
Blue Danube
Schulz-Erler
Ker . Perry Dance Malt Bon Chamin
Gertrude van Vleck
Thems Schubert
Liase
Katherine Davis
Dr. Rice
Faye Marvin Brill
Allitson
Mrs. Allen
Mr. Conrad
Collie Alice Catron
Io Kemble Hinesley
Pauline Perrie
C. W. Nixon
Margaret Nixon
Boonville
Margaret Rucker
Carrellton
E. T. Webb
Webb City
J. T. Anderson
G. D. Brant
Chillicothe
Melville Ellis
Rose
Tilton Davis, Jr
Lutz
Lincoln
New Mexico
Pauline Sellers
Marguerite Landrum
Richmond
G. W. Hall
Kentucky
P. P. Lewis
Crescent
Oo Mo
Faye Whiteman
Villa Grove
Colorado
Lucy Hinkle
Boles
A. K. Browning
Independence
George Packer
Kansas
G. D. Malone
Menchke
Elizabeth Menefee
H. M. Davis
W. J.catron
John A
Ding
S. Sellers, Jr
Marion Logan Kean
Logan Burnam
Davis
Miss Sellers
Milton Welsh
McBrayer Sellers
J. W. McClure
Little Son
Hughesville, Mo
Prof
J. C. Shelton
Warren P. Clark
Margaret Smith
W. M. Hoge
San Diego
California
Frank Chew
S. N. Wilson
Rebecca Corwin
Helen Fair
Carl Burkhardt
Goose Pond Minstrels
Central College For Women
Ethel Morris
Greys
Harry Shier
Sedalie
D. J. Oden
Bth
Calvary
Ft. Leavenworth
Kans
Leavenworth
Viola Fetty
Central College
Linneus
BE. Race
Irene
Charles Meyer
Sarah M. Bryant
Florence Deer
Emmet
Perry Bryant
Holden
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