Athletics Lose Thirteenth Inning To Calder Nine
Lexington Athletics dropped an 8 to 2 defeat in the thirteenth inning at Calder on Sunday in the Inter-County League. The club squandered late chances when Hays failed to cover first on a potential double play, and pitcher Clark dropped a foul ball with two out in the final frame. также Miss Katheryn Nagel left for Butte Montana after a visit with grandparents. Miss Helen Teubner returns from Texas to serve as nurse at Red Cross Center. Miss Hazel Connell and brother A L Connell plan a Casper trip. Lafayette county Farm Bureau names officers: F B Fulkerson president, Dan B Thieman vice president, Mrs Harold Slusher secretary, T J Miller treasurer. Lexon Athletic Association members met to discuss a new Inter-County League schedule and home game plans. new suits discussed but not decided.
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Athletics
Lexington Athletics
Calder
Hays
Clark
Katheryn Nagel
Butte
Montana
John M. Craig
Helen Teubner
Texas
Red Cross
Hazel Connell
A. L. Connell
Casper Wye
Farm Bureau
Lafayette County Farm Bureau
Dan B. Thieman
Harold Slusher
Sec
Lexon Athletic Association
Local notables travel to Elks convention in Columbia
May, Fred Day, L. R. Myers, M. R. McClelland, and G. A. Chamblin left Monday evening for Coumbia, Mo., to attend the annual convention of the B. P. O. E. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cupp of near Lexington announce the birth of a son Tuesday, June 8, 1920.
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May
Fred Day
L. R. Myers
M. R. McClelland
G. A. Chamblin
Coumbia
The
Central College Women Conclude Fifty-First Year Commencement
Central College for Women closes its fifty-first year with a formal Board of Curators meeting, a large alumnae gathering, and a mayor of activities. The Art Studio annual exhibit drew visitors, and a School of Expression recital filled Murrell Auditorium. Dr Charles W Tadlock of St Louis delivered the Baccalaureate sermon, with musical support from a mixed-voice quartet and organ. Class Day exercises were held indoors due to rain after a sunny weekend start, followed by a Central College Club program and student performances. Diplomas and certificates were awarded across several departments, marking the completion of Central College’s fifty-first session.
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Central College For Women
Central
School of Expression
Murrell Auditorium
Williams
Central College
Chas. W. Tadlock
St. Louis
D. F. Conrad
Central College Club
Candidates For Office And Death Of Karl Hammer
The article notes several announced and unopposed candidates on both Democrat and Republican tickets for county offices including Representative Judge and Sheriff, alongside the death of Karl Richard Hammer at 302 Broadway after a long illness. Hammer, born October 6, 1860 in Saxony, Germany, married Louisa Mehl in Lexington and leaves two sons Karl and Oscar and daughter Elizabeth. The funeral was held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the family home with Rev. J. C. Bierbaum presiding.
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F. Larkin
Grover C. Squires
J. C. Shelton
W. D. Meng
C. L. Kenney
Leslie Mitchell
Frank
Karl Richard Hammer
Broadway
Saxony
Germany
United States
Lexington
Louisa Mehl
Karl
Oscar
Elizabeth Hammer
J. C. Bierbaum
Pioneer Aerial Transit plane lands near town in Kansas
The Pioneer Aerial Transit Company airplane from Kansas City arrived Tuesday evening around four o'clock and touched down on the Jesse Edwards farm south of town. Later that night it conducted a flight over the city.
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Pioneer Aerial Transit Company of
Kansas City
Jesse Edwards Edwards
Miss Inez Walker Visits Brother in Bartlesville
Miss Inez Walker departed yesterday morning for Bartlesville Oklahoma to visit her brother T A Walker Jr The brief trip places her in Oklahoma for a family visit with her sibling in Bartlesville.
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Inez Walker
Bartlesville, Okla
T.A. Walker, Jr
Mayview Items Add News From Local Visitors And Births
Mayview notices report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rosser of Kansas City and others including Capt. B. T. Wiley and Mr. E. K. Vaughan of Lexington. Birth announcements include Lillian Margaret to Mr. and Mrs. Mat Atwood on June 8 1920 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. R. F. E. Shultz on June 3 1920. Visits from Miss Pearle Bette and Janie Fulkerson of Los Angeles accompany Mrs. F. G. Young while Marie Hale leaves for the University of Colorado summer session. Frank Murphy and wife of Kansas City arrive for a few days with relatives.
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Russell Rosser
Kansas City
Tom Hammond
Mat Atwood
Lillian Margaret
Pearle Bette and
Janie Fulkerson
Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs
F. G. Young
Marie Hale
University of Colorado
Boulder
R. FE. Shultz
Shultz
Katerine Haekker
Frank Murphy
Cutting It to Core Report Style Cited
A humor column notes a manager urging concise reporting, then ties to a river flood washing away tracks and an overseer's one line report. It also covers social notes of Kansas City visitors, a death in Nashville prompting travel, and a local marriage license issued to Geo H Twilling and Odessa Fannie Shobe Mayview.
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Geo. H. Twilling
Odessa Fannie Shobe
Mayview
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Main Street
Lexington, MO
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Missouri
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W. A. Porter
Luis H. Meyer
Wm. Cohrs
Jos
L. Porsha
Geo. Kunecan
D. W. Kerman
Lafayette County Trust Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ges Pawks
Walter Shinn
Mrs. Shinn
Kathleen Chansler
B. R. Ireland
Nashville
Tenn
Cherrie Bransford
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