Woman's Club Luncheon Honors Mrs Elliott in Lexington
Members of the Lexington Woman's Club hosted a June 9 luncheon at Victory Cafe for Mrs. P. S. Elliott of Kansas City. The event featured a sixty five seat setting with roves, remarks by club officers, and notices of their federation work. Also noted was a later report on Weber's Jewelry Store burglary where an automatic revolver and cash were taken, may indicate a professional job, with entry via the rear door and porch after attempts on a basement window.
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Woman's Club
Victory Cafe
Lexington Woman's Club
P. &. Elliott
Kansas City
Lexington
Clarence Vivian
PS. Elliott
Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs
Elliott
Lexington Club
Frank L. Davis
St. Louis, Mo
Davis
Felix Young
Helene
J. G. Crenshaw
Elks Club
St. Louis
Mescdames Vivian
C. T. Ryland
Weber
Woman's Club reorganizes to Fine Arts Department
The Music and Art Departments of the Woman's Club met at Mrs. J. G. Crenshaw's home yesterday and reorganized as the Fine Arts Department. Officers named for the year include Mrs. Barnett Young as Director and Miss Lucy May Payne as Treasurer. Deputy Sheriff Wm. P. Kelly arrived with Leon Potter from Kansas City. Potter is held as an accessory after the fact in the murder of Sheriff Talbott and deputies.
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Woman's Club
J. G. Creshaw
Fine Arts Department
Barnett Young
A. W. Allen
J. G. Crenshaw
Lucy May Payne
Treas
A. W. Clemens
Wm. P. Kelly
Leon Potter
Kansas
Kansas City
Potter
Talbott
Marriage Licenses Issued for Rexhagon Bergstrom Pair
Marriage licenses issued to William Knoxcoe Rexhagon and Coy Le Lexington, plus Fitine Bergstrom and Lexington.
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William Knoxcoe Rexhagon
Lexington
Fitine Bergstrom
Fishermen Briggs Hopkins Chalkley Leave on Benton Trip
Major Briggs B N Hopkins and Dr A J Chalkley departed Monday morning for a fishing trip in Benton county. A reduction in such excursions is anticipated after July 1st.
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Major Briggs
B. N. Hopkins
A. J. Chalkley
Benton County
Homecoming of Capt Sandford Sellers Jr in 342nd MGB unit
Capt Sandford Sellers Jr of the 342nd Machine Gun Battalion with the 89th Division returns home Tuesday morning. He is accompanied by his wife and his young daughter in a quiet family welcome.
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Sandford Sellers, Jr
89Th Division
Fragmentary Phrase From Historic Page
A cropped line reads over to drinking punch and reciprocal pleasure, indicate a stray fragment from a broader narrative. The limited text offers no clear event or identifiable persons, places, or dates.
Warder and Miss Thomas Wed in Eldorado Kansas
John M Warder son of Mr and Mrs J W Warder Sr of this city wed Miss Ruth Thomas of Eldorado Kansas after his return from overseas service He had been with Company A 140th Infantry and was confined in a New York hospital for weeks They will reside in Kansas City.
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Eldorado
Kansas
John M. Warder
J. W. Warder
Ruth Thomas
Knox and Snell Wed at Bride's Home on Main Street
Mr William Knox and Miss Bertha Snell, both of this city, were married Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the bride s home on Main street with Rev L B Arvin officiating.
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William Knox
Bertha Snell
Main Street
Rev. L. B. Arvin
Forsha and Lape to Wed at Odessa Baptist Parsonage
Mr. R. E. Forsha and Miss Dorothy Lape, both of Odessa, will marry at 3:00 o clock at the Baptist parsonage with Rev L. B. Arvin presiding.
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Forgha-Lape
R. E. Forsha
Dorothy Lape
Odessa
Baptist Parsonage
L. B. Arvin
Allison couple wed in Kansas City ceremony
Jacques Allison and Mrs Louis E Jacques of this city alongside Miss May Allison of Kansas City Kansas were married in Kansas City on Sunday in a simple ceremony confirming their union.
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Jacques Allison
Louis E. Jacques
This City
May Allison
Kansas City
Kansas
A Romance of Happy Valley at Grand Theatre
D. W. Griffith unearthed the tale of the Logans and Timberlakes in Happy Valley and named it a romance. The Grand Theatre will show it Monday June 16.
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Happy Valley
Ohio River
Timberlakes
D. W. Griffith
Grand Theatre
College visit notes for MacDonald and Young
Miss Louise MacDonald and Miss Elizabeth Young have returned from attending the Macon Randolph College at Lynchburg Virginia.
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Louise MacDonald
Elizabeth Young
Macon-Randolph College
Lynchburg, Va
Cherries for Sale at Orchard Prices
Mrs. John J. Price advertises fresh cherries at 30 cents per gallon at the orchard and 48 cents delivered. Phone 347 is listed for orders.
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John J. Price
Mrs Talbott Qualifies As Sheriff In 30 000 Bond
Mrs Minnie M Talbott took the oath of office for sheriff Tuesday and named John Toner as chief deputy. Her bond of 30000 dollars was signed by BE M Taubman N BE Baskett Chas Lyons and Louis Petsch.
Fire at Franklin Street home of Peter Mallett
Early morning blaze reported at the residence of Peter Mallett on Franklin Street around 7 30. Firefighters arrived and battled the basement fire, which caused considerable damage before being brought under control.
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Peter Mallett
Franklin Street
Boy Scout Week Designated by President Opens National Campaign
The President designates the week of June 8 through 14 as Boy Scout Week. Across the United States a campaign seeks associate members to promote healthy normal activities among boys. Lend your support.
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United States
Lexington Water Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Lexington Water Company for electing directors for the ensuing year will be held at the company's office in Lexington on June 17, 1919, at 10 o'clock a.m. William H. Cullom V.Pres. N.C.G. Yates Sec'y.
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The
Lexington Water Company
Lexington
Piano Recital by Miss Gravés Pupils at Murrell Auditorium
The piano pupils of Miss Elizabeth Gravés will present a recital in Murrell Auditorium on Friday June 13 at 8 15 p m. The public is cordially invited.
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Elizabeth Gravés
Murrell Auditorium
A Down East Opinion on Prohibition Stockpiling
The Anti-Saloon League proposes confiscation of private liquor stocks in Congress. The Portland Press argues the plan is consistent, noting the contrast between well-to-do individuals who could stockpile and others who cannot afford to do so.
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Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Portland Press
Lexington Miners Real Estate Co Board Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors will be held at the Secretary office on June 13, 1919 at 7:80 p.m. Jas M Goodman president Chas H Mayer secretary.
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The
Lexington Miners Real Estate Co
Local Notices From Malta Bend and Nearby Towns
Waverly items note Sadie Marshall and Florence Evans visiting Malta Bend friends. William Miller at Camp Funston visiting son Leon, recently back from France. Raymond Burgess, discharged from Camp Funston, arrived Friday. Ernest Peters returned from overseas, visiting Lexington this week. Mrs. Fannie Riley visited relatives at Malta Bend. Mrs. Hugh White returned from Marshall. George Robertson home after France service. Mrs. Arthur Gallagher and Jennie Fell of Billings called here for their father Ben T. Fell. Miss Etta Davis and William L. Zumalt wed at Marshall last Thursday. Miss Nannie Mae Bridgewater to Warrensburg for summer term at State Normal. Miss Edna Pettie to New Mexico for a Fred Harvey lunch room position. Carl Parker, Walter Tubbs, and Leon Miller arrived from Camp Funston after arrival from France.
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Sadie Marshall
Florence Evans
Malta Bend
Wm. Miller
Camp Funston
Leon
France
Raymond Burgess
Ernest Peters
Lexington
Fannie Riley
Hugh White
Marshall
George Robertson
Arthur Gallagher
Jennie Fell
Billings
Montana
Ben T. Fell
Nannie Mae Bridgewater
Warrensburg
State Normal
Edna Pettie
New Mexico
Fred Harvey
Carl Parker
Walter Tubbs
Leon Miller
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Kilgore
A group of friends gathered Monday night at 1017 South Street to serenade Miss Eula Kil gore on her birthday with a surprise party hosted at her home.
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Eula Kilgore
South Street
Miss Kilgore
Local officials and military men travel for business and return
Judge S N Wilson went to Kansas City Wednesday evening on business G D Shelton spent Wednesday in Kansas City on business Mr and Mrs John Toner of Kansas City arrived Thursday Mr Toner having been appointed deputy sheriff Henry W Lierman and William W Knox members of the 89th Division have returned home Col Carl Ristine and Major Ralph Campbell went to St Louis Saturday night on business
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S. N. Wilson
Kansas City
G. D. Shelton
John Toner
Arrivd
Toner
Henry W. Lierman
William W. Knox
Col
Carl Ristine
Ralph Campbell
St. Louis
Army Worm Alert and Control Methods for Alfalfa and Wheat
Farm Bureau notes warn of army worm infestation in alfalfa oats wheat and rye and migration into corn. Advice includes poison bran mash with dry arsenate bran molasses oranges mixed and broadcast at dusk. Prevent spread with a 7 to 8 inch deep landslide barrier and use hogs to clean fields. more details from the County Agent.
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Farm Bureau
Birth of Daughter Bird Gerald Connors Waureka OK 1919
Mr and Mrs James B Connors of Waureki Oklahoma announce the birth of a daughter Bird Gerald on May 25 1919.
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James B. Conners
Waureki, Okla
Bird
Gerald
Lexington Tigers Fall to Kansas City Allies 12 to 2
A brief local item notes visits from Mr. and Mrs. Claude Price of Kansas City and Monroe Butler staying with relatives. Miss Mazie Hulver heads to Holden Mo for a week, while Mrs. C C Knipe and her son Lawrence of Albany Mo arrive for a visit.
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Claude Price
Kansas City
Pattie Blee
Lexington Tigers
Kansas City Allies
Monroe Butler
Mazie Hulver
Holden Mo
C. C. Knipe
Lawrencé
Albany
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JTZ Lamber EV Umber Company
Oxford
C[Aneldé Giley
Warder-Thomas
Knox-Snell
William H. Cullom
V.pres. N. CG
Yates, Sec’y
Jas, M. Goodman
Chas
H. Mayer
Sec'y
Etta Davis
William L. Zumalt
Trust Company
Lafayette County Trust Co
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