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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

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Marines telegram confirms son severely wounded at Chateau Thierry

A telegram from General George Barnett to Col. Sellers notifies that Lieut. James McBrayer Sellers, of the Sixth Marines, was severely wounded on June 6 during the Chateau Thierry fighting. The message notes his May commission and early 1918 training at Quantico before joining the 78th Company. The father, Major Gen. Barnett, conveys deep regret and promises further updates as information becomes available.

Col. Sellers Geo. Barnett Commandant of Marines James McBrayer Sellers Mac Chateau Thierry Sellers Quantied France Sixth Regiment of Marines Washington, D. C Sandford Lexington James McBray Sellers Marine Corps

Married Men Reclassified Under New War Department Rules

Under new regulations the War Department will reclassify men who married since May 8, 1917 and were deferred. They move to Class 1 unless a dependent child was born before June 8, 1918. Those recently registered must have married before January 18, 1918 to avoid Class 1.

War Department

District Appeals Board Reviews Deferred Classifications

The District Appeals Board examined witnesses Tuesday on deferred classifications for Leonard Huscher a druggist Irvin Thieman a farmer and Wm Lyons a farmer's son. After the examination the board departed for Jefferson City for a state boards meeting.

District Appeals Board Matthew W. Hall Dustin D. Bowersock R. M. Bacheller F. H. Matthews Frank Blake Leonard Huscher Irvin Thieman Wm. F. Lyons Jefferson City

Truck and Furniture Burn in Transit

Leroy Gray who was moving to Kansas City Kansas saw all his household goods burn when a Wichita bound truck caught fire shortly west of Wellington. The truck and furniture were destroyed.

Leroy Gray Kansas City Kansas Wellington Hutto

Death of Frank Salyers at Red Bug Hill

Frank Salyers died at his home on Red Bug Hill Friday morning at 6 30 after months of tuberculosis. He was born in Lafayette County March 15 1895 and was 23 years old. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at o clock.

Frank Salyers Red Bug Hill Mr. Salyers Lafayette County

Police Court fines levied on six youths for car practice

In Police Court a gang of six negro boys was gathered by city officers on Tuesday and Wednesday morning Judge Mountain assessed two of them 8.95 each and the other four 9.55 each for a car practice practiced on the street.

Pittsville couple United in Bates City Probate Office

Mr L D Simmons of Pittsville and Miss Lillie J Mansell of Bates City were married Tuesday evening in the Probate Judge office with Judge Wilson officiating.

L. D. Simmons Pittsville Lillie J. Mansell Bates City Wilson

Athletics Hold Off White Sox In Sunday Tilt

In a hot Sunday game, the Athletics edged the Kansas City White Sox 7 to 4 with sharp hitting. Philiped scored a run, sparking the home team as errors plagued the visitors.

Athletics White Sox Kansas City White Sox

Machpelah Cemetery Election of Directors

Notice under Machpelah Cemetery Charter states that all lot owners may join by paying five dollars. On July 9 1918 at 10 A M at Traders Bank Building Lexington Missouri an election will select fifteen directors by ballot five for one year five for two years and five for three years to hold until successors are elected and qualified.

Machpelah Cemetery Traders Bank Lexington Missouri

Mrs Schultz and daughters visit Kansas City on Tuesday

Mrs A H Schultz and daughters Millen and Mrs Robert Johnson traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for a visit. Miss Louise McDonald also went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend the day. Mrs Mary Barnes planned a trip to commerce to spend the week. Peteving headed out Monday evening for a few days' visit with Werthes.

A. H. Schultz Millen Robert Jonhson Kansas City Louise McDonald Mary Barnes Eemerce Peteving Een

Higginsville Area Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Porrest Wright and children visited relatives in Kansas City last week. Dozens of local residents including Mrs Dean Jones Hackley Moore Jackson Slusher Wollenmann Frerking Lewis Kuddes Ada Kuddes Fred Morgan and Walter Sydnor attended a Red Cross meeting in Higginsville last Friday. Numerous trips to Kansas City Kansas City area students and other towns are noted with church events university visits and summer plans.

Porrest Wright Kansas City W. H. Dean Joe Jones Bettie Hackley E. M. Moore D. G. Jackson C. S. Slusher C. J. Wollenmann J. H. Frerking L. H. Lewis Kuddes Ada Kuddes Fred Morgan O. J. Wollenmann Walter Sydnor Higginsville Red Cross C. H. Brown Martin Kramer Ethel Corbin Kansas S. P. Phillips Aullville Eva Dean Henry Ostermeyer Ed Dogging Camp Funston The Christian Church Forrest Welliver Everett Miller Slater R. E.miller R. A. Roberts Mt. Leonard Blackburn Schobe R. C. Frerking J. H. Smith Dr.Moore Henry Schaeperkoetter Emily Rowe Higgine Daisy Holman Walter Hester Vile

Soldier's Letter From R E Ashurst in the Canadian Service

In May 1938 from England Ashurst writes of permanent camp training, six day furlough options to visit Britain, and details of railroads highways farms and daily life. He compares vehicles and rail tech to US systems, notes hedge fences, non square fields, brick and stone houses, warm days, long twilights, and abundant rooks nesting.

England Scotland Wales

Italian Picnic Raises 266.80 for Red Cross

The Italians who organized the picnic last Sunday earned praise for turning over 266.80 to the Red Cross. Grounds were donated by Pitton and Fiora, supplies sold at cost by John R. Wilmot, and cigars donated by W. B. Hinesley as the community effort succeeded despite heat.

Red Cross Messrs Pitton and Fiora John R. Wilmot W. Be.hinesley

Marriage Licenses Issued in Various Cities

A list of individuals receiving marriage licenses includes Johannes G Kunstmann on Concordia Hulda J Kobs Concordia L D Simmons Pittsville Lillie J Mansell Bates City Thomas A Standford Lexington Elnora Cole Odessa Emmet Nordseick Lexington Eva Gott Lewington Mayme Colvin Henry Tietjen Odesam. The notice records these names as licensees in local jurisdiction.

Nordseick and Gott Wed in Lexington Ceremony

Mr. Emmet Nordseick and Miss Eva Gott of Lexington married Sunday evening. Judge William Pettis Cole officiated the ceremony.

Emmet Nordseick Misa Eva Gott Lexington William Pettis Cole

Major Palmer's Safe Arrival Overseas Reported

Word from Major R. P. Palmer confirms his safe arrival overseas. Mrs. N. T. Revard received a Wednesday cablegram announcing her husband’s safe arrival abroad with the 89th Division.

R. P. Palmer N. T. Revard

Local Visits and College Plans Highlight Chillicothe News

Mrs Harry Boardman visits Higginsville for a few days while Miss Charlotte Chauhanson returns to Kansas City after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Chall angie. Miss Adah Holgren goes home to Kansas and Hugo Thorson accompanies her. Mary Wilson heads to Grand Paso then westward. Chillicothe Business College plans a Mid-summer Opening July 1 with new classes. write the college for its special announcement.

Harry Boardman Higginsville Charlotte Chauhanson Kansas City Louis Challangie Adah Holgren Kansas Hugo Thorson Mary Wilson Grand Pasa Chillicothe the College

Soldier Writes Home for Beans and Wheat Aid

A letter from Private R. Ex-Anhuret, enlisted March 19, requests neighbors to grow and send food, especially beans, wheat, hogs, potatoes, and beans in all varieties. He asks friends to write, promises a photo, and provides his address in England, 1st C. O. bh 12 Reserve, Itley.

R. Ex - Anhuret Itley England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lieut Mac Sellers Jig Calopa Taeesat Paris Mr. Hamlin Congress Belgium Germany Hamlin Johnnie Congressional Trust Democratic Party Gosckeford Hiahalon Lambert Lumber Company E. N. Hopkins Ed Feith Mayview S. R. Perry Funston Henry Brasch Concordia Monen Louis Brand Myron Gartin Denver - Colorado R. E. Ashurst Talian Picnic Johannes G. Kunstmann Concordia Hulda J. Kobs Thomas A. Standford Elnora Cole Soetrirae Eo Lovee Henry Tietjen Odesam Mayme Colvin Odessa Eva Gott Lewington
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