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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1918

Page

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Men listed for army examination and call to service

The paper lists numerous men examined for Army duty with residences in Odessa Lexington Nap Con Wellington etc. It notes a forthcoming Bible School Easter program an offering for Orphans Homes and announces C W E M prayer meetings at various houses next week with daily services and special activities by the Ladies Guild including glean up days. Barret Bates receives orders to Chanute Field.

Bible School W. S. Marrs Felix Buel- Jens T. J. Bandon Christ Guild

Soldier's Letter From France Describes Frontline Service

Irvin Morris reports from somewhere in France on February 18, 1918 that he is in touch with bodies after serving with the first American outfit to take over the line from the French. He notes the British and American units in the line and mentions the first American private to land on French soil serving as his orderly. Clyde Wright officiates marriages for three couples in Marshall, Higginsville, and Wellington with local residents named Harley Matthews, Josephine Bowler, Edward Boyle, Stella Rollins, Claude McDonald, and Pauline Walter.

France

Death of Nettie Page Five Year Old On Broadway

Nettie Page five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Page died about 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Broadway home after a brief illness. The child suffered a seizure Tuesday and did not recover. The funeral will be held from the home this afternoon.

Nettie Page G. W. Page Broadway

Brown From Pickletown at Grand Theatre

Wentworth Military Academy presents the musical comedy Brown From Pickletown with the Lexington young ladies. A forty-strong cast and chorus have rehearsed three weeks for the Thursday night show on March 28 at the Grand Theatre. Don’t miss the performance.

Brown Pickletown Wentworth Military Academy The Young Ladies of Lexington Grand Theatre

Marriage Licenses Issued in Lexington Higginsville Wellington

A marriage license has been issued to T. B. Greene of Lexington and Edith Irene Bledsoe of Lexington, Edward Boyle of Higginsville and Stella Rollins of Higginsville, Claude McDonald of Wellington and Pauine Waters of Wellington, Charles Bergston of Lexington and Matilda Crager of Lexington.

Greene Lexington Edith Irene Bledsoe Claude ‘McDonald Wellington Pauine Waters Charles Bergston Matilda Crager

Capt J Q Platenburg Returns From Health Trip

Capt J Q Platenburg came back Sunday night after a two months stay in Hot Springs Arkansas for health reasons. He was accompanied by his attendant John Webb.

J. Q. Platenburg Hot Springs Ark John Webb

Greene and Bledsoe unite in Presbyterian ceremony

Mr Thomas Shelton Greene and Miss Edith Bledsoe were married at 4:30 Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse with Rev R L Cowan officiating. The couple, both from local families, went to Kansas City that same evening for a short visit, as friends extended best wishes.

Martin Park and Willard M. Martin wed in Kansas City pairing

Martin Park of Kansas City and Cyril W. Park of Marshall were married Wednesday morning at 8:30 in the office of Justice of the Peace C. C. Wright with Justice Wright officiating.

Willard M. Martin Kansas City Cyril W. Park Marshall Justice of the Peace C. C. Wright Justice Wright

War Address by Sergeant Major Lowery in Lexington

The War Savings Committee brings Sergeant Major A E Lowery of Toronto late of the Canadian Expeditionary Forces to Lexington for an address at the Christian Church Monday evening March 26 at 7 30 Admissions are free. Also noted is Capt and Mrs Ryland Todhunter traveling to Kansas City. Por Presiding Judge C L Glasscock seeks the Democrat nomination for county court judge citing prior service as clerk and strong knowledge of county business.

W. T. Tutt the Intelligencer Lexington A. E. Lowery Toronto Canada Canadian Expeditionary Forces Christian Church Lowery War Savings Committee Missouri C. L. Glasscovk Glasscock

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wm. F. Bollmeyer Hig Robt Lee Brown Mayview Leslie G. Brown Corderoe Borea Arry Butler Wellington Ellis L. Bray Waverly Eddie R. Cobb Odessa Raymond E. Crews G. Cassing Con. B. Cooper, Jr Waverly A Cobb Dieckman Nap Alvin L. Driv Robt E. Davis Albert J. Duensing Leland B. Farley Aullville Oscar E. Frerking Con Karl L. Gadt, Jr Wm. Hester, Jr Corder C. Herd Bernhard Kueck Concordia Chester Kosmiski Jos. L. Long H. Lunceford Roy F. Lieser Barney W. Lannes Herman A. Larberg Walter A. Larberg L. Luetkenholder Edwin H. Meyer Hugh S. Morgan Herman F. Mischon Lex Joy L. Mann John Morris Napoleon Theo. Muller Higginsville Edwin P. McAllister Maj Louis ©. Roehrs Alma Emil K. Schefick Geo. T. Stumpen Walter 8. Therman Richard Updike Dover Elmer H. White Valentine Young Harry 0. Zeysing Chas. F. Zeysing Claus Y. Schroeder Armin W. Riefenberg Well Edward Thomas John H. Winter Clyde H Barret Bates Barret F. Bates Signal Corps Chanute Field Rantoul Robert Huff Coast Artillery Fagan P. Hunter Jefferson Barracks Arthur McFeters Wm. M. Mollenkamp Leonard Pastel Louis C. Sehmider Irvin Morris L. L. Morris 28Th Infantry Edward Boyle Stella Rollins Claude McDonald Pauline Walter Lambert Lumber Company John J. Price Martin Park Capt Mrs. Ryland Todhunter
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