Death Comes to Thomas J. Bandon in Lexington
Thomas J. Bandon longtime Lexington resident and school board secretary died Saturday morning after a protracted illness at his Franklin Avenue home. Born June 4 1839 in Montgomery County Ohio he moved to Lexington after the Civil War and held many public posts including deacon treasurer and past Master of the Masonic lodge. He survived by wife Julia A Mathes three children and a brother and was mourned by the Confederate Veterans and local organizations at a large funeral Monday.
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Thomas Bandon
Lesington
Franklin Avenue
Lafayette County
Lexington
Bandoa
Julia A. Mathes
Oddessa
Bandon
Varias
Montha
Muesie
Thomas Jeferon
Lexington Ogian
Clyyrt
Bhoxington
Montgomery County
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Bandonle
Stee
Win
J. Bandon
Faonle I. Barron
Estelle Bandon
Hampton Bandddl
Oklahoma
Slatery
Marie Aldridge
Fairplay
Missouri
B. B. Bricey
Mastina
Confederate Veterans
School Board
Mr. Bandon
Lexington School Board Announces Year Preparations
The Lexington school board elected new officers and filled board vacancies after the death of Thomas J. Bandon. Er. McGrew became president, Albert Winkler secretary, and William J. Bandom director. The board also named teachers for the coming year led by Superintendent M J Patterson and principals at Jeb School, Central Grammar, Taylor, Arnold, Douglas colored school, and Colored School No. 2. Plans for an Arnold School addition were set to advance with a contract expected soon.
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Lexnngton School Board
Thomas J. Bandon
Er. McGrew
Thire
McGrew
Albert Winkler
William J. Bandom
M.J. Patterson
Jeb School
B.M. Lite
Miles Florence Arnold
Nannie Shaw
Ruth Young
Central Grammar School
Genevieve Russell
Edna Green
Mary Marquis
Mien Mattie Kinkead
Amy Berrie
Grace
Mary Green
Miss Austin
Taylor School
Maggie Spears
Virginia Shouse
Arnold School
Kate Drysdal
Lena Melerer
Margaret Smith
Sue Kinkead
Mabel Coad
Jennie Brightwell
Carrie Wela
Agnes Wil
Gladys Winn
Douglas
George H. Green
Sarah Graham
Addie Colina
Glover Hawkins
Rosa Corder McGee
Maggie Johnson
Sumner
Misa Kate Drysdale
Geo, Wels, Jr
Arnold
Lexington Elks Fall to Richmond Brothers in Richmond
The Lexington Elks were badly beaten by their Richmond brothers in Richmond on Wednesday. Final score 18 to 6. Jarhoe Terhune started for Lexington, Gratz relieved, and Richmond pulled away in the eighth inning. The two lodges each hold one win in the series.
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Lexington Elks
Richmond
Jarhoe Terhune
Lexingtonians
Jey Gratz
Lexington
Death of Wa. Puckett in Lexington
Wa. Puckett an old Lexington resident was found dead in his yard near the Brick yard on Wednesday. Death resulted from heart disease. He was 62 and born and reared in this city. He leaves a sister Mrs. Wa. McCabe and a brother Sam Puckett. The funeral was held at the home yesterday at ten o clock conducted by Rev. Mansfield.
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Wa. Puckett
Lexington
Puckett
Wa. McCabe
Sam Puckett
Mansfield
Loomis Heads to Billings for New Home
John F. Loomis departed yesterday with his household goods for Billings Montana to prepare a home for his family due to arrive soon. Friends extend wishes for good luck and prosperity in the new venture as the Loomis family plans their relocation.
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John F. Loomis
Billings
Montana
Mr. Loomis
Turners Elect Officers At Lexington Branch Meeting
At the Lexington Turner Bakery Club meeting officers were elected for the coming year. Herman Schmidt was named president, Jacob Fegert vice president, C. B. Schaefermeyer secretary, and Oswald Winkler treasurer. Mr and Mrs Russell Harding returned from Kansas City Thursday evening.
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Lexington Turner Boclery Thuretay
Herman Schmidt
Jacob Fegert
C. B. Schaefermeyer
Oswald Winkler
Mr. Russell Harding
Kansas City
Death of Allan Harwood in Dover's old citizen
Allan Harwood a longtime Dover resident died Saturday afternoon from a complication of diseases. He leaves a widow and three children. Funeral services were held Sunday at four o'clock from the Christian church with Ree. Plattenburg of Chicago preaching. The Lexington lodge of Masons conducted the burial at the cemetery with the regular ritual. Many local residents and visitors are noted in attendance and town news include numerous travels and social visits to Kansas City and nearby towns.
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Allan Harwood
Dover
Christian Church of
Plattenburg
Chicago
Lexington
Lodge of Masons
Riverview Exposition Promises Grand Spectacle and Pedestrian Thrills
The Riverview Exposition unveils a vast display including Edenic tableaux, 6,000 dancers, and a $96,000 organ. Featuring electric and water effects, aerial machines, and a Court of Honor echoing ancient wonders, it aims to attract huge crowds and world attention.
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Eutertalsea
Riverview
Garden of Eden
of & W. McConnell
Valley of the Euphrates
Eden
Ana
Netelke
Coventry
Batylon
Ita
Wilver - OK
Niagara Falla
Aremen
Olin
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