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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1914

Page

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Wentworth Military Academy Ownership Change

Capt. E A Hickman disposed of his Wentworth interest to Sandford Sellers Jr The transfer returns the junior partner to the institution he grew up with and helped build The Wentworth Scientific and Educational Institution gains new ownership as Sellers takes the helm and receives the rank of Colonel per academy regulations

E. A. Hickman U.S. A Wentworth Military Academy Sandford Sellers, Jr Hickman Wentworth Philippines Cook Col Sandford Sek Jers Messrs Capt. Hickman

Mrs Patline McGee Returns Home After Visit

Mrs Patline McGee goes back to Kansas City Friday after visiting the family of C L Glasscock here, concluding her stay with relatives.

Patline McGee Kansas City C. L. Glasscock

Death of Mrs Lee J McFadin in Wellington Mo

Mrs Lee J McFadin died suddenly at her Highland avenue home after extended illness. Born February 3 1876 in Wellington Mo she was a daughter of Charles and Mitchell. Survived by husband daughter Martha son Charles six brothers two sisters and many friends. Funeral services conducted by Ron Carl Burkhart were held Sunday at 2 30 in the Christian church.

Lee J. McFadin Highland Avenue Miss Martha Charles Lice

Recital at Central Murrethall Showcased Town Pupils

A Monday recital in Murrethall featured piano and voice with many town pupils. Miss Toner Goodloe and Mr. Vonrad opened with a Mozart concerto, followed by Miss Belle Lutz and Mr. Conrad in a second Mozart concerto. Soprano Miss Anna Wood Eggleston impressed in her first appearance, with contralto Miss Anna Phetzing also well received. Preston Cole rendered Trommer pieces from Robin Hood, and the program included various songs and arias, accompanied by Reinecke cadenzas and second-piano support.

Murrethall Toner Goodloe Vonrad Mozart Conrad Belle Lutz Anna Wood Eggleston Anna Phetzing Preston Cole Tromer Armourer Robin Hood Ollowing Air de Ballet - Chaminade Zella van Buskirk

Death of Mrs Annie Redeke at Old Woman's Home

Word arrived of the death of Mrs Annie Redeke at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in the Old Woman's Home in Quincy Illinois. She had lived here most of her life and entered the Home about six months ago. She was 74 years old.

Annie Redeke Quincy Illinois

US should focus on Colorado over Mexico, wartime cleanup urged

The speaker argues the United States government should hand Mexico issues to Texas and devote all effort to Colorado, where real war exists and needs a cleansing action. Colorado is said to require as much or more intervention as Mexico.

United States Mexico Texas Colorado

Lexington College appoints H Hardy as president

The Lexington College Board of Trustees accepted the resignation of President C L Fowler and elected Professor H Hardy to the post. Hardy, an A B from Furman, A M from Chicago, and near PhD, has led Fork Union Military Academy and previously Jane Co-educational College. Baptists plan broad endowment as the school looks to a bright future with new leadership.

Lexington College CL. Fowler Georgia Cox Molleve Mitter H. Hardy Hardy Profesor Lardy Furman University Chicago University Jane

Resolutions of Lexington Lodge Honor A Deceased Brother

The members of Lexington Lodge No. 749 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks express sorrow for the death of Hugh Clifford Ladin. He is remembered as a true gentleman and loyal friend whose kindness earned wide respect. A copy of the resolutions will be placed in minutes, sent to the widow and family, and published in county papers.

Gil Hugh Clifford Ladin Lexington Lodge No Elks

Grand Central Hotel Sold to Eagles Club

The Grand Central Hotel closed by city due to unsanitary conditions sold for 801h to the Eagles Club of this city. The Eagles plan to tear down the old building and construct a modern club house at a cost about 20000 dollars, Hurrah for the Eagles.

Grand Central Eagles

Be careful you don't overlook our big club of four magazines

A brief note urges attention to a subscriber program highlighting a large club offering four magazines this year. It emphasizes careful handling and care for subscribers as the annual package is prepared for mailing. The tone feels promotional and directive, with a focus on ensuring readers receive all four magazines.

Wentworth Cadets Impress U. S. Inspector at Academy

The annual government inspection at Wentworth Military Academy featured Capt. Howard L. Laubach of the U.S. Army General Staff Corps. He praised the cadet corps for discipline, tactics, and drill excellence, noted fine barracks and spirit, and left Maj. Mackellar praised as leading a highly capable unit. Local attendees included Central College girls and town residents.

United States Wentworth Military Academy Honard L. Laubach General Staff Corps U.S. Army Laubach Kansas City Central College Signal Corps Lunbach Thorpe West Point Maj W. Tl. MacKellar U. S Mackellar Capt Laaineh Maj. Thorpe

Mrs F L Carter Returns From Kansas City Visit

Mrs F L Carter came back Thursday evening after spending time in Kansas City.

F. L. Carter Kansas City

Hon Harry D Durst Democratic Congressman Candidate

A fragmented career sketch presents Harry D Drust as a Democratic candidate for Congress in Missouri's Seventh District. Born August 27, 1800 in Springfield, he rose from iron molder to lawyer after schooling, then served as a Second Lieutenant in the Missouri Light Artillery and United States Volunteers during the Civil War era.

Harry D. Drust Wii Springfield Lew

Kansan City Visit By Local Residents

Mrs. Fred Young traveled to Kansas City for a visit while Mr. and Mrs. J EB Marshall also went to Kansas City Friday morning to spend the day.

Fred Young Kansas City J. EB. Marshall

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. 5 Sandford Sellers Jr Hlis Father DN. Hoge Sandy Lexington Academy Lambert Lumber Go Lexington, Missouri Fred T. Hix Central Fromer de Kowen Conterta Reinecke Cadenyi Belle Lut Rich Herteg Anna Phetzing Reinecke Cadenka Honor Goedles E. W. Hardy C. L. Fowler Grand Central Hotel IMG Greene Couny Durst Cireses Dinne Tas Tie Democratic Party Glasgow Missourian Harry D. Durst Seventh
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