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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

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Wentworth Wins Dual Meet in Kansas City

Wentworth defeated Northeast high school of Kansas City 53 to 35 in a dual track meet last Saturday. Winners included Dickson and Lancaster in sprints, Steele and Watson in distance, Brown and Roan in hurdles and pole vault, with Wenner and Dickson taking field events. Open Forum highlights local advertising course plans to boost Lexington’s growth.

Northeast H Wentworth Northeast High School Kansas City Steele Watson Bee Brown Miller N. E Cook Foley Wenner Lancaster Roan Peck Taubman Northeast Henderson Stocker Botts Bradfield Dickson

Death of Miss Ella Carter in Lexington area

Miss Ella Carter died Sunday evening at 6 30 at the home of W W A Catron northeast of Lexington after an illness of more than a year. She was born August 3 1848 in Columbia Missouri daughter of the late Nelson Carter. Survived by brothers Wm H Carter of this county and Edward A Carter of Los Angeles California. Funeral conducted by Rev B H Bruner at the Christian church Tuesday at 2 30.

Ella Carter Wyoming Miss Carter Wm. H. Carter This County Edward A. Carter Los Angeles Calif B. H. Bruner The Christian Church

Bursts and Duds Explained in a Family Moment

Willie asks about Bursts and Dudgs. Pop explains duds are mother’s department store orders and bursts are the bills that follow. The exchange captures a humorous, domestic moment in a Legion Weekly style.

Willie Legion Weekly Pop

Sudden Death of Daniel Martin at Lexington Farm

Daniel Martin, age 64, dropped dead Tuesday morning near East Lexington at the farm of Richard E Knipmeyer as he prepared to go to work. He lived in East Lexington and is survived by his wife and five children.

Daniel Martin Richard E. Knipmeyer Lexington East

Wentworth Athletes Have Busy Week

Wentworth athletes face a busy week with multiple events. The track team competes in Columbia for events likely at the Upee oe Piet Day and faces Missouri Military Academy. Baseball plays Kemper in Boonville on Thursday and Friday. A second team travels to Kansas City for a game with County Day Prep. Central High School of St. Joseph tennis visits Wentworth for a dual tournament.

Wentworth Athlets Columbia Runhe ‘School Missouri Military Academy Kemper Boonville Kansas City County Day Prep Central High School of St. Joseph Wentworth

Spring clean-up week urges community effort

This notice invites residents to join a civic campaign promoting plantings and curbside beauty while urging reporting of unsightly refuse to the Health Department and Chamber of Commerce.

Health Department Chamber OF Commerce

Robbers Arrested After Marshall Topeka Paige Car Chase

Officers in Lexington chased a Paige car believed to carry three robbers who had stolen luggage and clothing in Marshall. A gunshot wounded the driver, three men were arrested and taken to Marshall as deputies escorted the suspects back to town. The fugitives used assumed names James Mason Joseph Barnes and Harry Baker.

Lexington Marshall Emil Schenck Main Thirteenth Martin Forsha Fisher Grover Calmense Schenck Shat Shinn Myrick Paige Topeka Kansas James Mason Joseph Barnes Harry Baker Forsha Jos. Talbott Deuty John McDonald James Stapleton

Oven baked rhubarb sauce offers richer flavor

Cookery experts praise rhubarb as a spring tonic and suggest baking it in the oven. They advise chopping rhubarb with skin on, sprinkling sugar, adding a splash of water, and slow baking until tender for a vivid red color and a distinct flavor from stewed rhubarb.

Mrs D J MacDonald Leaves for Cincinnati Visit

Mrs D J MacDonald and her young daughter said farewell to their hosts Mr and Mrs BE N Hopkins and departed yesterday morning for Cincinnati Ohio where they reside.

D. J. MacDonald BE. N. Hopkins Cincinnati Ohio

Roadwork on West Side of 10th Street Began Wednesday

Work of reaching the curb ing on the west side of 10th street between Main and Franklin began Wednesday morning. When completed the appearance of that side of the street will be greatly improved.

10Th Street Main and Franklin

Public School Teachers Elected in Regular Board Meeting

The Board of Education elected L. H. Bell as Superintendent and named R. G. Bigelow as High School Principal along with a full slate of teachers for the coming year. Several staff members were not candidates for reelection and Kate Drysdale received a one year leave. Also announced are local candidacies for county offices including Judge and Recorder.

L. H. Bell Board of Education R. G. Bigelow Katherine Todhunter Emory Todhunter Louise MacDonald Mary C. Willson Lois Nash Lena Meierer Margaret Smith Arnold School Jennie Rush Central School Verna Owen Elizabeth Gwinner Florence Eckle Ruth Howe Helen Shacklett Lois Perry Dorothy Kirk Thelma Morris Bessie Elbert Teresa McNeel Lucile Underwood Almeda Greer Lillian Greer Esther Stalling Margaret Heathman Tina J. Perry Sallie Bryant Douglass G. H. Green Cordelia Hayden Sarah Robinson Flossie Young Nannie Walker

Library Anniversary Tea at Col. C. L. Mitchell Residence

Lafayette Lexington Chapter D A R announces a Library Anniversary Tea at Col. C. L. Mitchell's residence on Wednesday May 17 from 8 to 5 o clock. Donations of goods or money are welcome, with a silver offering requested to enlarge the library.

Lafayette Lexington Col. C. L. Mitchell

Fire at Morris Bakery Damages Ovens and Premises

Firefighters were summoned to Morris Bakery Friday at about 6 a m to subdue a blaze believed to have started beneath the ovens. Some damage occurred but not enough to cripple the operation.

Morris Bakery Wis

Grand Opera in Kansas City Opens Spring Festival

The Kansas City Grand Opera Company stages the Twelfth Annual spring festival in Shubert Theatre the week of May 22 featuring five operas led by guest Irish tenor Tom Burke with a strong local company including Ottley Cranston and Marie Kelley. Other principal singers and a full orchestra round out the production highlights.

Grand Opera Kansas City Tom Burke Convent Garden London Opera Melba Huberdeau England Mr. Burke America Theansas City Press Arch Cannon Kansas City Company Alberta Blattman Pauline Acuff John Sanders Ed Gill, Jr Douglas Wright Kenneth Knickerbocker

Junior Carnival a Success at High School

The Junior Class of the high school is congratulated for a carnival held Friday night in the auditorium. The event delighted attendees and raised over $100 for school activities.

Marriage Licenses Issued For Several Couples

Marriage licenses have been issued to Adolph Mayer and Emma Lillian V. Weddle, Emma Emil H. Piepmeier, and Erna Williams. Napoleon oeeneene appears as a partially legible entry in the notice.

Adolph Mayer Emma Lillian V. Weddle Emma Emil H. Piepmeier Erna Williams Napoleon Oeeneene

Captain Lowe Assigned to Washington to Trace Missouri Records

Captain S E Lowe of the Missouri National Guard is sent to Washington for three months to be stationed at the adjutant general's office. He will trace records of Missouri soldiers and sailors applying for their state bonus whose records are missing at Jefferson City.

S. E. Lowe Missouri National Guard Washington Adjutant General's Office Lowe Missouri Jefferson City

Country club monthly reception draws large crowd

The monthly reception and party of the country club members was held Thursday night at the club house. A large crowd was present and all report a very enjoyable evening.

Country Club

Reservations Open Through Company Office at 335 Bryant

Vance reservations are now being made through the companys business office at 335 Bryant Building. Seats go on sale at Jenkins Sons Music Store on May 15.

Vance Bryant Building Jenkins Sons

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Dickson N E Chamber Oftrommerce Praine University Department of Advertising Lexington Savings Bank Lexington, Missouri John F. Larkin Wellington Judge Larkin L. H. Dierking Recorder of Deeds Dierking Lafayette County John Mann Lexington High School Elmer H. White Higginsville High School Fargeus Lambert Pech Tamer
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