Recital by Miss Anna Zentmyer at Central College
Miss Anna Zentmyer delivered a precise recital in the Expressive department with strong heavy and humorous numbers. Her Arena Scene from Quo Vadis drew particular praise, aided by Miss Goldie Coard whose clear soprano added to the evening. The program included varied songs and scenes, showcasing Zemimy er and Coard in a well received performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Anna Me Zentmyer
Zentimyer
Miss Zemimyer
Goldie Coard
Miss Coard
Anon
Juvenile Recital at Lexington College
A Saturday night juvenile recital at Lexington College delighted a small attentive audience. Most performers were beginners and showed remarkable ease in piano vocal and violin pieces. the program offered a variety of selections and drew praise for the young participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington College
A Good Show by Lester Martin Stock Company
The Lester-Martin Stock Company presented the four act comedy drama Man Turned Brute at Lexington on Wednesday. Frank L. Kirkland starred as Albert Delwyn and Miss Minnie Ketchum played the leading lady, delivering performances that delighted the audience and kept them guessing the outcome until the final curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester-Martin Stock
Physicological Society
Lexington
Frank L. Kirkland
Albert de] Twyn
Minnie Ketchum
Milton Royle Married in Leavenworth
Milton Royle son of Charles Royle formerly of Lexington now Kansas City married Harriet Englich on April 29 in Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Royle
Chas. Royle
Lexington
Kansas City
Harrietta Englich
Leavenworth
Kansas
Local residents share brief Missouri visits
Mrs. 8S. H. Catron and daughter Miss Mattie Lou traveled to Kansas City for a short visit. Mrs. A. B. Ashery Jr. of Trigginnaville spent Thursday with her brother J. W. Sydnor. Raymond Rice went to Chillicothe, Mo., on Thursday. Talbot Simpson returned to Aullville Wednesday night.
Mrs Thomas T Stramcke Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Thomas T Stramcke died Friday night at her East Main Street home after a short illness. Born Rebecca W Smithers in St Louis September 24 1849 she lived in Lexington after marrying December 14 1869. She was a devoted Methodist and mother of five with four living children Mrs Edward Aull Mrs B Sexton Edna and Irene. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM from the family residence conducted by Rev C M Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T. Stramcke
East Main Street
J. I. Evill
John A
M.S. Smithers
St. Louis
C. M. Davenport
New 200 candle power street lamp shown on Main
Lexington Gas and Electric displays a 200 candle power street lamp on Main Street suspended by an ornamental bracket. The company proposes Main Street merchants install lamps from 12th to the Elks home, at $2 per lamp plus $1 monthly thereafter, to burn as desired and attached to existing poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Gas and Electric Company
Main Street
Elks Mome
Nickell
Main
Re Opening of German Methodist Episcopal Church
The German Methodist Episcopal church reopens next Sunday May 7 1911 with Dr. Kriege Warrenton Missouri preaching in German morning service and a 2 30 pm mass meeting. Rev H Hohenwald Kansas City Kansas will address Lexington in English with evening services at 7 30 featuring several speakers. Mrs Clarence Vivian visited Higginsville Thursday and Ewing Shouse went to Kansas City for a few days. Rev and Mrs McAlpine missionaries to Japan arrived Thursday to visit the families of Wm Aull and Judge Field. Rev McAlpine will occupy the pulpit Sunday in the Presbyterian church Judge Richard Field went to Kansas City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Kriege
Warrenton
H. Hohenwald
Kansas City
Kansas
Lexington
Clarence Vivian
Higginsville
Ewing Shouse
McAlpine
Japan
Wm. Aull
Judge Field
Presbyterian Church
Judge Richard Field
Large Lexington College recital draws record crowd
Miss Byrd Rice and Miss Ivetta Gaffin headlined a high turnout in the Lexington College chapel. The two offered voice and piano with strong accompaniment by Miss Cecile Lyons and Miss Robbins. The program showcased rich selections, generous encores, and praise for the performers and the school’s departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd Rice
Ivetta Gaffin
Yang
Meyerberr
Rick Bendel
Arne
Polly Willis
Rick Chopin
Liszt
Godard
Miss Gaffin Bernsford
Spross
Mise Rive
Lexington College
Gaffin
Lexington
Cecile Lyons
Robbins
Local residents travel for business and events
Wm Aull and J G Crenshaw spent Thursday in Kansas City on business while A W Naylor and T A Campbell also traveled to Kansas City for work. Rev M Davenport returned from Houstonia and Piewitt Roberts went to Columbia for the High School field meet on Saturday. Mrs M D Wilson visited Sedalia Thursday and Miss Maude Wright returned to Kansas City after a days visit at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Naylor
Kansas City
Rev
M. Davenport
Houstonia
T. A. Campbell
Piewitt Roberts
Columbia
M. D. Wilson
Sedalia
J. G. Crenshaw
Local residents travel for personal and legal matters
I BF Blackwell and Miss Annie Chamberlain went to Kansas City yesterday for personal and legal business. Miss Delia Crowder traveled to Amsterdam Missouri to visit sister Mrs. William Spurlock. Joe Lightner returned to Odessa Thursday evening while W T Chiles also went to Kansas City yesterday on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell
Kansas City
Annie Chamberlain
Delia Crowder
Amsterdam
William Spurlock
Joe Lightner
Odessa
W. T. Chiles
Serenade performers praised for Lexington engagement
Vin's Serenade impressed Lexington audiences as newcomer entertainers. Miss Aull contributed artistically and assisted with the entertainment's success, while Miss Pilcher earned congratulations for her taste and musical skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin
Lexington
Miss Aull
Miss Pilcher
Circuit Court Jury Drawn for June Term in County
Jurors were drawn by county court for the June term of the circuit court. Names listed include Clay Staud Tanner KM Taylor John Westerdale Davis Frank L. Lewis Herman Bargtrad T B Bennatt Dover John Titee Tosh Crowder J T Cather Fieldom Otto Kroencke J J Warder R C Coplinger Lexington B C Dramnr md A W Allen Clas Miller Middleton Chis Kurtz Jan EB Matt Niedarjohn Suit Bar D & Wade Ceo Silivan MF Swinney Washington Albert Tyree Ronnick Robert Kineheloe Mrs C B Owen visited Higginsville Mary Winston Lammer arrived from Huntsville for relatives visit Dr Z M Williams returned from Neosho pursuing brief stay Dr J B Tucker purchased MAL Model Ford touring car Al G Phetzing in Com arndia on legal business Percy Littl to Kansas City W P Warren to Warverly on business Mrs BE Mollencamp and Mrs Kas BE Mollencamp returned to Higginsville after visit Capt G B Pritchard returned from Leavenworth Kansas for stationary and calling cards at Day & Stonestreet. Phone 92 Traders Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Clay
Staud Tanner
KM. Taylor
John Westerdale
Davis
Frank L. Lewis
Hernan Bargtrad
T. B. Bennatt
Dover
Tohn Titee
Tosh Crowder
J. T. Cather
Fiedom
Otto Kroencke
J. J. Warder
R. C. Coplinger
Lexington
B.C. Dramnr md
C. B. Owen
Higginsville
Mary Winston Lammer
Huntsville
de. Z M. Williams
Neosho
J. EB. Tucker
Joe Lightner
Odessa
G. Phetzing
Legal
W. P. Warren
Warverly
BE. W. Mollencamp
Kas
BE. Mollencamp
GB. Pritchard
Leavanworth
Kansas
Day & Stonestreet
Traders Bank
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Slenklewies
Zi Benlenani
COARD
Riley Little Brown
Dunbar Rory O' More
Evelyn Hope
Riley
Liza Lebuann
Morn
Franco Leoni
L. Denza
Lincoln
German Methodist Church
Shenor
Waverly
Luther Frank
Novinger
Freddy Burg
Marshall Sanday
Marguerite Landrum
I. F. Smith
Mia
Win, Coster
G. A. Kelling
Little Sons
St. Lewis
Rd Duffy
Pittsburg
Albert Gradein
Russell
M. Bure
Mareret
Marshall
Grace Walton
Warren Groves
Herbert Weber
Kate Weber
Tsaue Folkerson
Francis
Boonville
Ben Downey
Weis
Lois Walton
Warren Choves
Murrwell Auditorium
Martha Pilcher
Ty Mixx
Norma Comer
Thonine Walther
Wagner
Mary
Turner Salter
Anbord D'On Ruisseny
Renmle Holsdetinre Mlegin
A. Baestal Mauaurke
Hans Drake
Plang
Margaret Alll
Ee Peelilly
Saint-Saens
Earle Anderson
Wellington
Mary Arnold
Circuit Court Jury
Percy Littl
Ike H. Noyes
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