Dover High School 1918 Commencement Week Highlights
Dover items recount the close of 1918 commencement week with April 18 program by Mrs Abbott's graduates Edna Pauling Mildred Corbin Mary Updike Ralph Cole Harvey Lewis Eldon Weedin Shelby Swain and brief notes on later events. The class play A Little Savage received praise and Florence Hain Corrine Weed in Vivian Eagan Kenneth Fox Raymond Cole and Higgins Smith graduate with honors from the second year class. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Ashley and commencement address by Prof W W Parker are noted along with Mrs Abbott accepting principalship for next term. Best wishes extend to the graduates amid community pride.
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DOVER
Dover High School
Edna Pauling
Mildred Corbin
Mary Updike
Ralph Cole
Harvey Lewis
Eldon Weedin
Shelby Swain
Little Savage
Donald Churchill
Ben Higgins Smith
Arthur Lawton
Churchill
Noble Corbin
John Woodruff
West Point
Raymond Cole
Cecil Staunton Sutherland
Kenneth S. Fox
Agnes Southland
Cecil
Florence Hain
Georgia Sherwood
Agnes
Vivian Hagan
Mary Churchill
Corrine Weedin
Ruth Churchill
Donald
Frances Gordon
Elaine Cole
Vivian Eagan
Kenneth Fox
Higgins Smith
Christian Church
Rev
Ashley
Marshall, Mo
W. W. Parker
State Normal
Warrensburg
Weis Accepts Hennessy High School Post
Prof George Weis Laddonia School superintendent leaves after four years to become principal at Hennessy High School Oklahoma under Superintendent BE Irvine formerly of Vandalix. We regret losing Prof Weis and wife from our city as he has added credit to our school. Also Miss Polly Farrel and Mrs M E Cantrill visited Kansas City. Mrs Horace Crain returned to Sweet Springs after visiting Harve Dierking.
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Laddonia
Hennessy, Okla
Udter
BE. A. Irvine
Vandalix
Weis
Laddonia Herald
P. GC. Chinn
Clifton
Billy
Bartelsville
Okla
M. E. Cantrill
Polly Farrel
Kansas City
Horace Crain
Sweet Springs
Harve Dierking
Corder Family and Friends Visit Across Kansas City Area
Mrs Fr H Morgan and son returned Tuesday after visiting relatives in Kansas City. Many locals traveled to Higginsville Blue Springs Pleasant Hill and Cole Camp for visits and shopping. Camp Pike and Camp Funston departures are noted along with a government train visit to Higginsville.
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Blue Springs
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Camp Funston
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Harve Fox
Aullville
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L. W. Roth
Buckner
Hudson
W. L Holman
Ernest Meyers
Knox
Mayview
J. W. Starke
Dover
S. P. Phillips
Nathan Corder
Chas
Sydney
Billie Winters
C. H. Brown
Ames
Iowa
Guy Brown
Minnie Poisal
Emily Rowe
Daisy Holman
Ethel Ham
Forrest Welliver
E. J. Rodekohr
Wesley Hospital
Anton Stalin
K. ?. Kramer
Marie and
Matty Keller
Wellington
James Shelby
Worth Bates
Lincoln
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Concordia
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Lon Kelly
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertises Lasting Relief
Lexington residents report kidney pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Crenshaw Young's Drug Store. Mitchell, a former farmer and ex-sheriff, cites long term improvement and lasting results after trying Dana's Kidney Pills. Available for 60 cents through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo Margins.
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Mitchell
Dean
Crenshaw & Young’s
Dana
Foster-Milburn Co. Msgrs
Buffalo
Mrs McCoy Returns Home After Visit With Tindall
Mrs D M McCoy returned Tuesday to her home in Marshall after a visit with Mrs N A Tindall.
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D. M. McCoy
Marshall
N. A.tindall
Battle in Flanders reaches a new pause amid heavy losses
Washington reports a renewed pause in the Flanders fighting with German dead strewn over ground near Ypres. British lines remain intact as German assaults push toward Locre and the French hold Passchendaele. Allies defend from La Clytie to the high ground southwest while artillery duels continue across the front.
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Washington
Flanders
von Acomin
Ypres
Loore
Dilly
Locre
Homnhly
Kemaayead la Clytie
Cotton crop in Oklahoma seen trimmed by a third
In Lawton Oklahoma merchants estimate the cotton harvest will fall about one third below growers' January expectations, as Southwestern Oklahoma farmers report weaker yields reflecting drought conditions and market uncertainty.
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Oklihormm
Lawton
Okincoma
Pinni
Marshall school entertainment draws large crowd Friday
A sizable audience enjoyed Friday night at the Marshall school event with all reporting a good time. Four Liberty Bonds and $10 in Thrift Stamps were sold. Pupils are making a convalescent robe to present to the Red Cross. Several residents and visitors traveled for visits to Kansas City Wellington Lincoln and Concordia. Get ready to sell tickets for Rest Room Night and promote a Baby Bond.
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Marshall School
Red Cross
Administrators Notice With Will Annexed
Maggie Hall deceased. Letters of administration granted April 29, 1918, by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred. Taylor administrator with will annexed. Stephen N. Wilson J Probate for Lafayette County Missouri. May 4, 1918.
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Maggie Hall
Probate
Lafayette County
Missouri
Taylor
Stephen N. Wilson J
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