Chautauqua This Summer in Lexington
Lexington plans an eight day Chautauqua starting July 28 aiming to provide educational entertainment after schools close. Pastor Mr White led efforts with Mr Meyer from the Mid-West Associated Chautauquas to gauge business support and secure a guarantee. A committee will seek funding from local business leaders to bring this event to town.
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Lexington
Academy
White
The
Christian Church
Meyers
Chautauquas
Meyer
Stalling Bros Bakery Robbed in Weekend Break‑In
A Stalling bakery was robbed early Sunday after a rear window was forced with a broken glass piece. The thief took about $1 from cash registers and cigars and cakes. Several suspects were arrested but released after they could account for their whereabouts.
Mrs August Neidig Dead
Mrs August Neidig an elderly German lady died Sunday morning at 10 55 at her Highland avenue home caused by old age and general debility She was born in Baden Germany October 12 1892 and was in her eightieth year The funeral was held from the Catholic church Tuesday morning at nine o clock In church services Dr E C Rogers preached a sermon on Christ the Image of the Invisible Choral selections were from the Oratorio Elijah with the double quartette He shall give His Angels charge over Thee and Oh Rest in the Lord sung by Miss Lucile Reagan
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August Neidig
Highland Avenue
Neidig
Baden
Germany
E. C. Rogers
Christ
Elijah
Lucile Reagan
Marriage Licenses Issued in Lexington and Odessa Areas
Marriage licenses have been issued to Jack Pritchard and Mary M. Stokes in Lexington, to Walter Lanceford in Oak Grove, and to Lizzie Hopkins in Odessa. Frank Hoefer spent Thursday in Kansas City on business. Mrs. W. C. Wood, visiting sister Mrs. Thoraday, returns home to Salisaw, Oklahoma, with Mrs. Sheets accompanying her.
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Jack Pritchard
Lexington
Mary M. Stokes
Walter Lanceford
Oak Grove
Lizzie Hopkins
Odessa
Frank Hoefer
Kansas City
W. CG. Wood
Thoraday
Salisaw
Oklahoma
Sheets
Wentworth Wins Another Steady Fielding Victory
Wentworth edged Kemper with a steady fielding game scoring one run in each of the first second and seventh innings as visitors misplayed the ball. Kemper pitcher allowed five hits and struck out eleven while Wentworth pitchers yielded five hits and ten strikeouts. Magee made a spectacular double killing with a key catch.
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Wentworth
Kemper
Magee
Miss Browning and Brill Recitals HighlightLexington Arts
An overflowing Lexington College chapel hosted Miss Mattie Ban Browning in a graduation recital with Charles Tingle Lavinia St Clair and Miss English. Browning drew acclaim for enunciation and interpretation as encores followed, while Faye Marvin Brill's storm-delayed Central College recital impressed with a demanding program in three languages and a strong voice built by training. The Lowrey and Morgan Minstrels at the opera house drew good crowds, with solid singing and clean comedy though weak orchestral accompaniment.
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Miss Browning
Lexington College
Mattie Ban Browning
Expression
Charles Tingle
Kansas City
Lavinia St. Clair
English
Henry Will . Nhithester
Katherine
Katherine of Aragon
Charles
Tingle
Vera
Faye Marvin Brill
Central College
Miss Brill
Coste der Wanderer
Schubert
Mignon
Thomas Gavotte
Thomas Serenadé
Neiddinger
Robin
Veidlinger
Neidlinger
Rachel Salter
Kypels
Holmes
Tews
Rachel
Lowrey
Morgan
Mrs Edward Aull Epent Thursday in Kansas City
Mrs Edward Aull observed Thursday in Kansas City with services and local notices honoring her life. Friends recall her as a longtime resident and community figure.
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Edward Aull Epent Thorsday
Kansas City
Coles Were a Frost as Wentworth Beats Them 11 to 1
The Coles Drug Company baseball team of Kansas City Missouri, managed by Nig Perrine, lost to Wentworth 11 to 1 last Friday. Joe Hruska pitched effectively, striking out batters and using a spitball. errors and passed balls contributed to the visitors’ run. Trotter was knocked out in the first after a triple by Randolph and a hit by Garzee. Lillis relieved but poor support followed.
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Cole Drug Company
Kansas City
Kansas
Joe
Trotter
Randolph
Garzee
Lillis
Avso
Eydets
Unclear Fragments Mention Cole Wentworth Hruska Eruska
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Cole Wentworth Hruska J. W. and Eruska J Um pire Shinn. No clear event or context emerges from the readable text.
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Cole
Wentworth
Hruska
J. W
Eruska
Shinn
Lexington High School Receives North Central Accreditation
The High School Inspector informs the Lexington superintendent that Lexington High School is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. This enables graduates to be admitted to many colleges without examination. The inspector notes only schools meeting high standards qualify for the honor list.
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Lexington Schools
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Lexington High School
North Central Association
Kennedy dies after illness at Geneva home
Mr. B. S. Kennedy died Thursday noon April 25 at his home 122 Lafayette Avenue Geneva New York after a three month illness. He was born near Paris Kentucky and moved to Missouri then this county where he grew to manhood. He worked as a traveling salesman through New York state for years. About eight years ago he married and is survived by his wife and daughter Elizabeth. He is a brother of Mrs. Chas Wallace.
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B. S. Kennedy
Lafayette Avenue
Geneva
New York
Mr. Kennedy
Paris
Kentucky
Missouri
Elizabeth
Kennedy
Chas
Wallace
Odessa Bank Official Ends Life In Tragic Night
Mr A Marshall a 25 year old unmarried bank employee in Odessa died by suicide Monday night. He had been in failing health and after work, bought underwear, shaved, then secured a revolver at the Citizens Bank. He returned home, bathed, dressed in new underwear and ended his life with a shot to the temple. His mother found him before morning.
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A. Marshall
Odessa
Mr. Marshall
R. ?. Marshall
L. W. Marshall
J. R. Marshall
Tic
Citizens Bank of
Mirshall
Mer. Marshall
Battha
The
Hout
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Stalling Bros
Arine—Onawake
Coleridge
Taylor
Hiawantha
Clara St. John
Celia Grenville
Browning
Bulwer-Lytton
Jiley
Miss St. Clair
Miss English
Lowrey and Morgan
Minstrels
COLES
FROST
Coles, Trotter
Lexington High
Loyal Order of
America
Corine Wilson
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