Wentworth Commencement Marks 33rd Year
Wentworth Military Academy held its 33rd commencement with field day events, band concerts, and a Friday night ball. Cadet Vore won the gold medal for best overall cadet, Cadet Jones placed second, and special prizes were awarded in academics, drill, rifle, tennis, and athletics. Graduates numbered 176 with diplomas and honors presented by Col Hoge and Major Cocke as the campus celebrated the passing of four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Military Academy
Sington
Middle West
Mliants
Lexington
Vore
Jones
Acadhemy
F. A. Day
Tel
Central College
Key
Dobbs
Kansas City
Msk
Conrail
Alimday
Fcreou
Butt
Charles R. Nis
Willig Bockfinger Askew
Hoover Wallace Camp
Byron Cook
John Joseph Corrigan
Martene Winsor Corum
Fred Clark Costen
Ralph Carey Golsdlsberry
Elishy Blake Grennell
Frank Hare
Paul Foster Till
James William Jones
Arthur Palmer Legg
Robert Kipper McArthur
Welter McKinney
William Carleton Randolph
Roscoe St. Russell
Ashley Smith
Marty Lee Sonneborn
Charles Bernice Stillinger
Rogers N. Strickland
Olin Montague Tufts
Maximillian Enrique Vasquez
Frank Tration Vore
Ernest Lavin Walker
Robert Ilayden Wilson
Strickland
Corum
Harrison
Secon
Rea
Lowry
Beek
Burnap
Slasher
Dones
Shmelzey
Grennell
Wilson
R. HL
Campbell Colvin Wedding in Kansas City
Cyrus W. Campbell son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Campbell and Myrtle Blanche Colvin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Colvin were married Wednesday evening June 4 1913 at the bride’s parents home in Kansas City Missouri. The groom born and raised here attended public schools and Wentworth and works in the shoe business with French Lehriner Erner. The Intelligencer joins friends in wishing the couple happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus W. Campbell
W. H. Campbell
Myrtle Blanche Colvin
J. Wl. Colvin
Prospect Avenue
Kansas City
Wentworth
French
Lehriner & Erner
11Th and
Walnut
Marriage Licenses Issued in Higginsville Odessa Concordia
A list of individuals receiving marriage licenses includes Edward L. Frazier Higginsville May V. Brown Higginsville Louis J. Wahlers Alma Ida M. Thieman Concordia Janes F. Fleming Odessa Eva Perry Bell Odessa Henry W. Hunter Viola Bruening Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Frazier
Higginsville
May V. Brown
Janes F. Fleming
Odessa
Eva Perry Bell
Henry W. Hunter
Viola Bruening
Henery Sinauer Returns to Germany Carding a Loyal Merchant
Henry Sinauer leaves Lexington to settle in Hamburg then Karlsruhe Germany with future home there. He arrived in 1865 from Germany, started a clothing business with brother Bernard, spent two years in Denver, later ran a store known for fair dealing and honesty. A Mason and lodge leader, he served as District Deputy Grand Master and remained a trusted figure in Lexington until his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Somer
New York
St. Lowsse
Lune Sth
Hamburg
Germany
Karlsruhe
Baden
Mr. Sinaner
Bernard Sinaner
Sinaner
Denver
Colorado
Henry Sinauer
Sinauer
Texington
Death of Francis M. Easter in Red Cross hospital Kansas City
Francis Marion Easter died Sunday morning in the Red Cross hospital Kansas City of throat cancer. He was born January 16 1850 in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania and lived in Missouri, moving to Kansas City in 1900. He is survived by two sisters and four brothers. The body was taken to Lexington for funeral services Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. B Boyd White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marion Easter
Red Cross Hospital
Kansasity
Easto
Wm. 7
Mary. A. Easter
Harp
Westmoreland County
Missouri
Kansas City
James Drummond
This City
Walter Whitsett
Paving Contract Let by City Council
The City Council awarded the paving contract for Highland avenue from the gas house to Vlom street to George T. Meneses & Son of Sedalia at 144 dollars per yard, with crushed rock and plat binder. The carting contract went to John J. Ashurst at 30 cents per lineal foot. The council defeated William Parks for weigh master of the second Ward scales. A Miners' Union petition for benches in the park east of city hall was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
Vlom Street
George T. Meneses & Son
Sedalia
John J. Ashurst
William Parks
Second Ward
Miners’ Union
City Hall
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Campbell-Colvin
Francis M. Easter
Electric Moving
Thirteenth Street
Franklin
South
James Ls. Kinkead
Independence
L. F. McClure
Nelson
8. V. Ashurst
Frank Wilson
Jefferson City
Missouri Pavifie
Red
Myrick
Jia
Pacific
St. Louis
Albert Sfood
Reesa
Crossett
Ehart, Schaffner & Marx
Norfolk
McDaneld & Wiley Clothing CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing