Central College Dramatic Recital and Rev J C Given R I P
Central College hosted a dramatic recital featuring Miss M Worvine Herring with musical accompaniment by Mira Florence Shultz. The program included The Red Fan The Village Seamstreet The Old Red Cradle and selections from Goldsmith She Stoops to Conquer and Pren A Woo plus a May adlection. Rev J C Given longtime pastor and war veteran died at Spring-Filed Ma aged 63 after paralysis strokes. funeral at Harrisonville with tributes from church leaders and community members.
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Gilbert
Goldsmith
Hardcastle
London
Kate Hardcastle
Mr. Marlow
Hard Ue
Neville
Marlow
Mr. Hardcastle
New England
Phelps Ward
M. Worvine Herring
Murrell Auditorium
Miss Herring
Central College
Pavel
Mira Florence Shultz
Amoothy
Brown
Central
Accident claims Kansas City man near rail yard
B D Ogan of Kansas City Kansas died Sunday afternoon at 10 oclock while working on the railroad near the Catholic cemetery. He was part of a wrecking crew when the wrecker toppled and crushed him. He leaves a wife and four children. Remains sent to Kanes Sunday evening by his brother A Ogan who died with him at the time of the accident. For sale Thoroughbred Chester male hog weight 286 pounds. Apply to H L Stan z enave south of Lexington. 31649.
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B. Ogan
Kansas City
Kang
Ogan
Knife
Kanens
Wy Ogen
Chester
H. L. Stanxenave
Elles
Lexington
John P Gordon Seen as Possible State Auditor Candidate
The Lamar Democrat reports John P Gordon of Buxton & Skinner Stationery Company visited Lamar on Friday. He has broad county and state ties and is backed by Drummers' Association connections. Friends say he is a strong Democrat with a large network ready to boost a potential state auditor bid.
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Lamar Democrat
Gordon
Drummers’ Association
Jobn P. Gordon
Buxton & Skinner Staonary Company
Lamar
Geyer Show Burned at Boscoe Texas
Mrs Ervin Haeckner received a telegram Sunday morning stating that Geyer's shows had been destroyed by fire at Boscoe Texas A letter from Chas Geyer Monday morning said damage was not as great as first thought The fire before the performance destroyed the tent seats and scenery The company will remain in Roscoe Texas until scenery can be brought from Kansas City The cars in which the company travels were not involved in the fire
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Ervin Haeckner
Geyer
Boscoe
Texas
Chas
Roscoe
Texadanti
Kansas City
Cara
It May Be Murder at Captain Ranking Farm
John Price, longtime center of a River area captain ranking farm, was found dead at his home Tuesday morning. Neighbors and family fled after a drunken incident the night before. an officer found Price with a severed throat from a razor and a deep back wound. Coronor’s jury report is unclear.
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John Price
Price
Coronlaner
Lexington College Chorus Shines in Cantata King Renee's Daughter
The Lexington College chorus led by Miss Cheney performed Henry Smart's Cantata King Renee's Daughter in the College Chapel. Despite poor weather a wood sized audience attended and praised the serious vocal effort. Miss Cheney earned credit for guiding a remarkable production with precise enunciation and confident delivery. Miss Laurene Walker Mennon rang sang most numbers with Miss Skeel and Miss Atkleson contributing notably in solos.
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Lexington College
Miss Cheney
King Renee
Henry Smart
College Chapel
Lexington
Mika Ruth Skeel
Miss Walker
Angelus
Mary Lillian Atkleson
Geyer
Reynolda
Malott McDonald Wed in Morning Catholic Mass
Malott and McDonald couple wed Wednesday at 7 AM in a Catholic church with Rev. Father Qurry officiating. Groom Matthew Malott, bride Margaret McDonald, attended by Harry Malott and Mamie McDonald. Newlyweds, son of Peter Malott and daughter of Michael McDonald, plan a honeymoon in Kansas City and Leavenworth after the ceremony.
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Father Qurry
Matthew Malott
Margaret McDonald
Harry Malott
Mamie McDonald
Peter Malott
W. F. Hinesley
Michael McDonald
Malott
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Marshal Walk Kills Man in Hash Lexington Home
Hash Lexington records a 6:30 p.m. shooting as city marshal Al Walk fatally wounds Henry Dankers at Dankers’s home after a day of intoxication and furniture disturbance. Dankers shot multiple times. coroner’s jury exonerates Walk, who faced immediate danger and limited ammunition issues during the exchange.
Wentworth Cadet Band Opens Year With Concert
The first concert of the year by Wentworth Military Academy cadets on Wednesday evening drew a good crowd despite early hour damp ground and chilly air. The promenade feature was impracticable. The band played well and most attendees stayed until the end except Ventral youngsters who left early for study hours. Date for the second concert has not been fixed.
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Wentworth Military Academy
Wennesday
Geo. H. Shelton
Marsine
Wattall
Capt. Shelton
Wentworth
Songa
Shelton
Maj. Hickman
Cape. Shelton
United States
Hey. Coty
Ventral
Judge J P Chinn Will Stay In State For Law Practice
Judge J P Chinn who planned to move to Tulsa to open a law office has decided to stay in Missouri. He is setting up an office in the new Morrow Building and will be ready soon. Friends across the county are pleased and Lexington associates will be glad he remains.
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J.P. Chinn
Tulsa
Indian Territory
Ofice
New Morrow
Judge Chinn
Missouri
Lexington
B Y P U Social Held At Dr Huberts Home
The B Y P U social at Dr M G Huberts on Main street featured a progressive match led by Mrs H L McDonald and Rev Milford Riggs. Games included a parade for the young folks, followed by refreshments as guests proclaimed the event a complete success.
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M. G. Huberts
Main Street
H. L. McDonald
Milford Riggs
Merchants Defeat Kansas City Smith Baking Powder Nine
Merchants beat the Smith Baking Powder team of Kansas City by a score of 9 to 5 yesterday afternoon. McDonald pitched effectively, holding the Kansas City lineup at bay throughout the game.
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Smith
Kansas City
McDonald
High School Track Team Heads to Columbia Meet
George Weis Full Beoker Arthur Kriehn Victor Moore and Edwie Roberts left Friday morning for Columbia Missouri for the annual High School Day. Weis and Becker represent Lexington High School in the 440 yard dash and the mile run. Becker has a mile time near six minutes and a 440 in 55 seconds. Wentworth sent Melor Gook and Hoge as representatives. Lexington has trained on the Academy campus and cites strong form.
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Hickman
Mellor
Academy
Cook
Hoge
Lo Hood
Columbia
Lexington
George Weis
Arthur Kriehn
Victor Moore
Edwie Roberts
Weis
Becker
Lexington High School
Wels
Wentworth
Melor
Lexington Post Office Letter List Dated May 4 1007
The Lexington Missouri post office lists remaining uncalled letters as of May 4 1907 including R O Groten Addin Courtney Miss Sarah Chaney Jay Cagley Tomar vey Mamie Driscok J T Duncan G Edwood Miss Mattie Flolde H L Gooman Mr Irwin Hodges Mrs Zephy Auever Miss Luie B Hening T J Jones Arthur Land Pegg Lapsley Joeale Lewis Dave Lyons Millard Portrait Co Miss Callie Morris Miss Kiools McDowall Miss Virginia Tutt Mrs V A Tin bill Mrs Minole Wilson Adalide Warfield Dana Onuwper Postmaster when called for they were advertised
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R O. Groten
Addin Courtney
Sarah Chaney
Jay Cagley
Tomarvey
Mamie Driscok
J. T. Duncan
G. Edwood
Mattie Flolde
H.L. Gooman
Irwin Hodges
Zephy Auever
Luie B Hening
T. J. Jones
Arthur Land
Pegg Lapsley
Joeale Lewis
Dave Lyons
Millard Portrait Co
Callie Morris
Scarletts Visit Kansas City Then Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Scarlett, visiting Mrs. Scarlett's mother Mrs. T. B. Grimes, traveled to Kansas City Friday morning for a brief stay and plan to return to Breckenridge, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen Scarlett
Gordon Terhune wedding tied to city official in quiet ceremony
Gordon B. Gordon and Myrtle Terhune wed Wednesday afternoon at the Christian church parsonage with only Rev. R. B. Biiney officiating and Mrs. Harry Caldwell as witness. Gordon, deputy county collector, and Terhune, youngest daughter of Mary B. Terhune, plan to live on South and Rightearth streets after June 1 before a brief honeymoon to Sedalia and St Louis.
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Reeger-Campbell
Tsdpendence County
Pearl Reeder
Hiram Campbell
Emma F. Reeder
South Street
Presbyterian Church
Reeder
Christian Church
R. B. Biiney
Lyon B. Gordon
Myrtle Terhune
Harry Caldwell
Lynn
Gordon
Geo. B. Gordon
Mary B. Terhune
Sad
Sedalia
St. Loui
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