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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

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J C Shelton for Treasurer and Local Bonds News

Announcement names Capt J C Shelton as Democratic candidate for Lafayette County treasurer based on long Lexington residence and high principles. Webb School District bonds pass 4000 while Slusher district bond 7750. Miss Ethelles returns as Webb teacher with raise. Burglary at Wentworth area reports theft of fur, cash, watch, turquoise pin and pen. entry via pried window in Dr Cope’s vicinity.

J. C. Shelton Captain Shelton Lexington Msnemovant Lafayette County Slusher Ethelles Webb

Legion Day Enjoyed by Immense Throng

Lafayette County’s ex servicemen and American Legion members celebrated Legion Day with a statewide medal presentation for World War I Spanish American War and Mexican expedition veterans. A large parade led by Col C L Mitchell and a grove gathering at Taubman’s pasture featured vaudeville dancing balloon ascensions parachute leaps concerts speeches moving pictures boxing wrestling and a massive 1600 pounds of beef barbecue.

Lafayette County American Legion Missouri Mexico Lexington Lafayette E. J. McGrew Red Cross Wentworth Cadet Corps Lodge Col. C. L. Mitchell Taubman's Orpheum

Wentworth Observes Fortieth Year Of Military Academy

Wentworth Military Academy marked its fortieth year with graduation of seventy eight cadets the second largest class in school history. The weekend featured W Club banquet sports drills field meet and Major Day's band plus declamations led by Miss Elliot Todhunter with strong attendance from visitors nationwide.

Wentworth Military Academy United States Hinesley’s Wentworth Jack Houser Ft. Collins Colorado Skeets Nelson Council Bluffs Iowa Rowland Ochelata Oklahoma Bradfield Warsaw Illinois L. D. Golden Porter Texas Blair Lexington Cooke Washington Major Day Elliot Todhunter Martin Kansas City Gaass Nebras

George Wallace of Kansas City Covers City Celebration

George Wallace of the Kansas City Star covered the city celebration, filing reports on the events, notable moments, and public reactions during the observance.

George Wallace Kansas City The Kansas City Star

Athletics Lose Two Games In Inter County League

The Lexington Athletics dropped the opening Inter County League game to Sweet Springs 4 to 2 on Sunday with a protest over a first inning decision. Petite Hollern misplayed a ball early, then Kansas City All-Stars won Monday as Amos at third made errors followed by hits. A fire destroyed most furniture at Fred Whitsett’s residence above Myrick yesterday evening. no fire plug available hampered efforts. Miss Rhea gave a senior recital at Central College Murrell Auditorium performing Madam Butterfly with strong Japanese dialect and restrained emotion, reflecting well on her school. Mrs. D Stalling and two daughters Ida and Esther left for California for the summer.

Lexington Athletics Sweet Springs Hollern Fred Whitsett Myrick School of Expression Central College Murrell Margaret Elizabeth Rhea Berry Madam Butterfly Miss Rhea Cho Cho San Rhea

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John Morrison & Sons Ford Trucks Main Street Lexington, MO Webb School Dist Bates City Dr. Cope Legion Day Lexington Savings Bank Lafayette County Trust Co Athletics Myrick Burns D. Stalling Missen Ida Esther California
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