The Great Light Cantata At Wrights Grand Opera House
A large Friday night audience enjoyed the cantata The Great Light at Wrights Grand Opera House conducted by B. M. Sims. Lexington College directed music. chorus of about four hundred plus town friends. Home talent solos included Mildred Sydnor Elizabeth Edwards William Aull Tim Moward John Price William Smock and Bradley M Sims. Noted limited piano support. Fidwards voice praised. Mrs. Sima lauded for training the large chorus.
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Wright's Grand Opera House
B. M. Sims
Lexington College
Mildred Sydnor
Elizabeth Edwards
William Aull
Tim Moward
John Price
William Smock
Bradley M. Sims
Sima
Death of Thomas Hare Sr Civil War veteran dies in Leavenworth
Thomas Hare Sr longtime resident and former city council member dies suddenly at Leavenworth station while traveling to Independence to visit his son. He was about 84, lived at the Soldiers Home, and is survived by two sons and three daughters. Funeral set for nine this morning at the Catholic church conducted by Father G B Curry.
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Thomas Hare
Thomas Ware
Leavenworth
Kansas
Independence
Hare
Thomas
James
Thomas Folleron
Frank Bowers
James Conners
G. B. Curry
James Holwell Dead In St Louis Police Service
James Holwell a former resident of this city died last Thursday evening at his home in St Louis He had lived there thirty six years and was a member of the mounted police force at the time of his death He was about 65 and is survived by his wife four children and four brothers Michael and John Holwell of this city Timothy of Albuquerque N M My and Henry of Treland
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Jones Holwell
Tits City
St. Lovis
Holwell
St. Louis
Mounted
Tle
Michael
John Holwell
Timothy
Albuquerque
Henry
Treland
Independence visits and city travels report
Thomas Holleran visited Independence on Wednesday to see his brother in law Thomas Tate Jr who is seriously ill. Mrs W 8 Marra and her little son Harold left for relatives in Dallas and San Antonio Texas. Mrs Marra rode for Kansas City. Dotty Reno returned to Independence Tuesday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D Reno. Mrs Trogan traveled to Slater for a few days visit. Prof M J Patterson of Kansas City spent Friday here with friends. G P Warren went to Kansas City Saturday for a day on business.
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Thomas Holleran
Independence
Thomas Tate, Jr
Marra
Harold
Dallas
San Antonio
Texas
Kansas City
Miss Dotty Reno
D. Reno
Phil Trogan
Slater
Slater Saturday For A Few Days’ Visit, Prof
M. J. Patterson
G. P. Warren
Knight Templar Easter Service in Lexington
DeMolay Commandery No 5 Knight Templars held their annual Easter service Sunday evening at 3 30 o clock at the Christian church. Blue lodge members attended and townspeople filled the audience. Music directed by D F Conrad accompanied the ritual while D Z Williams delivered a memorable address on death and resurrection.
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Knight Templar
DeMolay Commandery
Knight Templars
Christian Church
Blue Lodge
D. F. Conrad
D. Z
Redmen Club Ball a Social and Financial Success
The Redmen's ball Monday evening in Bayles Hall was a decided success socially and financially. The marsh was of very high order, furnished by Deveny's orchestra of Kansas City. Those who managed the ball deserve special praise for the manner in which it was conducted.
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Bayles Hall
Deveny
Kansas City
Cincinnati Club Ball at Moose Hall After Easter
The Cincinnati Club of the Royal Order of Moose held an after Easter ball Monday night in the Moose Hall. Day's Orchestra provided the music, and the event was thoroughly enjoyed by a large crowd.
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Cincinnati Club of the Royal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Day
New Bottling Plant Planned by Lexington Brewing Co
The Lexington Brewing Company contracts a new bottling plant on the Franklin and Eleventh Street corner. The two story brick building will cost about $15,000. Contractor Janes Chestiam will start work when weather permits.
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Lexington Brewing Company
Franklin and
Eleventh Streets
Janes Chestiam
Local social notes show visits and travel schedules
Mrs J lis visits Kansas City for a day. Mr Wo Stonestreet returns from St Louis. Lee Rice and Colman Hekle return to Columbia after visiting here. Rev C Lewis Fowler goes to Sweet Springer on business. Jain Morrison and son Guy visit Kansas City for the day. Panther Geo B Curry travels to Sedalia on business. Miss Virginia Smith of Marshall arrives for a few days with Mrs Richard Field. Mrs Gen B Temple and Mr James Bruce of Joplin arrive for a few days with Dr and Mrs N B Payne. Mrs Guenavy Sthorley and daughter Fannie Elizabeth, visiting in St Louis, return home.
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Lis
Kansas City
Wo AL Stonestreet
St. Louis
Lee Rice
Colman Hekle
Columbia
Rev. C. Lewis Fowler
Sweet Springer
Jain Morrison and
Guy
Panther Geo. B. Curry
Sedalia
Virginia Smith
Marshall
Richard Field
Gen. B. Temple
James Bruce
Joplin
N. B. Payne
Guenavy Sthorley
Fannie Elizabeth
First Central College student drama recital presented
Miss Kathryn Clark will present Stephen Phillips drama The Sin of David Friday evening March 28 as the School of Expression’s first full drama. Set in Civil War England, the play argues that the wages of sin is death and a marriage born of sin cannot bring happiness. All college friends are invited.
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Central College
School of Expression
Kathryn Clark
Clark
Stephen Phillips
David
England
Death of Mrs Ferd Dallmaser in Italy recalled
Word reached here of the death of Mrs Ferd Dallmaser of Jefferson City while in Florence Italy last week. Miss Addie Pimner formerly of this city will be remembered as a sister to Mrs G and S Kriebel. She is survived by her husband and one son William. The body will be brought to Armere for interment.
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Ferd Dallmaser
Jefferson City
Florones
Italy
Warder and Peacock Tie Nuptials at Higginsville Home
Charles Warder and Edna Peacock, both of Higginsville, were wed Sunday at 3 PM at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Frank Peacock. Warder is the son of Mr and Mrs Jo W Warder of this city.
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Charles Warder
Edna Peacock
Higginsville
Goodloe Kinkeads Wed at Christian Parsonage
Thurman W. Goodloe and Miss Edna Kinkead, both of Wellington, married Sunday afternoon at 5 o clock in the Christian parsonage. Rev S Boyd White officiated. The bride is daughter of Q Kinkead, superintendent of the County Farm.
Barred Rock Eggs for Hatching by Mail
Barred Plymouth Rocks Heys for hatching in any quantities by mail. Decide now and get the illustrated eye circular. Phone 474. L. R. Connor offers old reliable stock with information in the circular.
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Plymouth
L. R, Connor
Episcopal Market Pie Sale at Seita Building Main Street
The Episcopal Market will hold a sale of pies, bread, cake and candy in the Seita building on Main Street Saturday afternoon, March 29. Proceeds go to church missions and community outreach.
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Episcopal Us
Seita Building
Main Street
Central College of Women President to Fill Independent Church Pulpit
Ds, 4 M Williams, president of Central College for Women, has accepted the call to fill the pulpit of the M. B. H Church South at Independence for one month. He fills the vacancy caused by the recent death of Rev. C U N Sariviner.
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M. Williams
Central College For Women
M. BH
Church South Af Independence
CU. N. Sarivener
Recital Date Changed at Central College
The graduate recital in the School of Expression at Central College was moved from March 27 to Friday, March 28, with Miss Kathryn Clark the performer.
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Central College
Kathryn Clark
Priday
Ill Brother Thomas Hare Jr. Sought By Family
Mrs Pranks Bowers and Mrs Pendence were called Tuesday evening to attend their brother Thomas Hare Jr who lies seriously ill.
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Pranks Bowers
Thomas Holleran
Independence
Thomas Hare, Jr
Chocolate social hosted by Ladies Guild at Star home
The Ladies Guild of the Christian church will hold a chocolate gathering at the home of Mrs. John Star in Satur Sapetil 5, Tom.3 to pamernade gape.
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Ladies Guild of the Christian Chron
John Star
Numerous visits and local updates from Lexington area
Residents and visitors share weeks of business and family news in Lexington and nearby towns. Names include El Armbrewster, W. A. Neer, Bob Horwool, C. L. Cox, Ermet Eagan, Ernest Corbin, Rudolph Yokley, Meng Shelby, Joe Lak, Aiwin Legg, Cirler Shoemaker, Tom Holman, Rev. Clayton, Robert Groves, L. Groves, Mrs. Frank Zeyzing, Miss Anna Mary Stark, Lilla May Shelby, Mrs. James Louk, Dan Brown, Eugene Zeyzing, Willy Stapleton, Eugene Kagan, and others with travels to Kansas City, Wellington, Jefferson City, and Newton. A church bake sale raised about $55 for a carpet, and a drowning accident near Pt. Madison unsettled the community.
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el Armbrewster
Corder
W. A. Neer
Iy Kinsas City
Bob Horwool
Lexington
C. L. Cox
Kansas City
Ermet Eagan
Jefferson City
Ernest Corbin
Rudolph Yokley
Meng Shelby
Aiwin Legg
Tom Holman
Cirler Shoemaker
Waverly
Dan Brown
Eugene Zeyzing
Slater
Willy Stapleton
Eugene Kagan
Rev
Clayton
Wellington
Robert Groves
Columbia
Local residents travel to Kansas City for days out
M isses Tanory and Katherine Todhunter visited Kansas City yesterday for a day trip. Dr J J Fulkerson also went to Kansas City yesterday on professional business. Miss Alan Campbell returned home to Independence Tuesday night after visiting with Miss Elizabeth Slusher. M Ladeson traveled to Kansas City Wednesday on business.
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M'sses Tanory
Katherine Todhunter
Kansas City
J. J. Fulkerson
Alan Campbell
Independence
Elizabeth Slusher
M. Ladeson
Marriage licenses issued to several couples in region
Otto FL Borgmann and Wellington Emma T Offel in Higginsville Mass Gordon and Wellington Rosa Booker in Wellington Henry B Tehner in Altus Laura EB Tremann in Alma Fretrick VY Temple of Higginsville Bercha Mainerahagen See in Higginsville
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Otto FL Borgmann
Wellington
Emma T. Offel
Higginsville
Mass Gordon
Rosa Booker
Henry B. Tehner
Altus Laura EB. Tremann
Alma
Subscribe Offer for Kansas City Journal Savings
An office notice invites readers to subscribe to the Kansas City Journal for 2.60 per year and to the Weekly Kansas City Journal for 25 cents annually along with the Missouri and Kansas Farmer at 25 cents per year.
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Kansas City Journal
Missouri and Kansas Farmer
Independence visitors return home after visits
Mrs. Satie Triplett and Miss Ora Masley returned to Independence on Friday after a visit with Mrs. Frank Stewart. Mrs. Delen Parkerson went to Ennis City yesterday to spend the day.
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Satie Triplett
Ora Masley
Independence
Frank Stewart
Delen Parkerson
Ennis City
Waverly Notes and Nearby Visits Highlight Spring Time
Waverly Notes report a flurry of visitors and local travel. Clayt Landi visited Dover this week while Mrs J H Campbell spent weekend with home folks in Hewinsville. Jessie Davis of New City visits sister. John Ault and Elmor McCuure spent time in Kansas City. Wilmot Butler of Kansas City stayed with Lovie Dewis. Mrs Wo Allen joined husband in town from Pittsburg Kansas. Mrs Julius Kappleman returned from West Plains Missouri after weeks with relatives. Kate and Mary Yancey, Payette students, Easter vacation with parents Paul and Mrs. Yancey. Ben Downey and wife of Weir Kansas visited A T Ledford family briefyl followed by Mrs Earl Wedricks and daughter returning to Kansas City. Harry Steele, University of Missouri student, spent Easter vacation with parents Mary Steele and...
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Clayt Landi
Dover
J. H. Campbell
Iewinsville
Jessie Davis
X City
John Ault
Elmor McCuure
Kansas City
Wilmot Butler
Lovie Dewis
Suney
Wo. Allen
Pittsburg
Kansas
Jiius Kappleman
West Plains
Kate
Mary Yancey
Payette
Paul Yancey
Ben Downey
Weir
A. T. Ledford
Earl Wedricks
M. L. Duty
Harry Steele
University At
Columbia
Steele
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