Etham Miller and Gussie Miller Wed in Lexington Parish
Sunday wedding at the Christian parsonage united Lyman Etham and Gussie Miller with Rev. R. B. Binney officiating. The couple, well known in Lexington, departed by afternoon train for Kansas City where Etham works in the show case department of the Kansas City Vurnishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Parsonage
Lyman Etham
Gussie Miller
R. B. Binney
Lexington
Kansas City
Etham
Strutman and Spruce Wed at Home Ceremony
Walter Strutman and Miss Mamie Spruce wed Sunday afternoon at 1105 S. W. Boulevard, Home. Rev. C. H. Bohn of the Episcopal church conducted the ceremony. The couple left that evening for a short visit to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Strutman
Mamie Spruce
Geo Sheets
S. W. Boulevard
C. H. Bohn
Episcopal Church
Kansas City
No-Drip Coffee Strainer Coupon Promoted Here
An appeal offers a silver plated No-Drip Strainer Coupon from Dr. Shoop Racine Wis with a free book on Health Coffee. It praises Health Coffee price 14 pounds 25 cents and urges trying at grocers. Several local visits noted including Miss Ester Montgomery and Roscoe Graves. A Lexington College graduation recital highlighted with Miss Cottrell Hopkins Willard and Miss Mopkin in a program of Beethoven Bach Schumann Chopin and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Jos. L. Long
Lexington College
Minnie Willard
Fern Cottrell
Virginia Hopkins
Beethoven
Bach
Schumann
Chopin
Raff
Rheinberger
Saint Saens
Grieg
Miss Cottrell
Cottrell Shakespeare
Cottrell Longfellow
ELS Worth
Piller
Miss Dorothy Carter Sings Recital at Central College
Dorothy Carter presented a varied recital at Central College Monday evening to a small audience due to foul weather. Her German songs and French selections showed strong lower-register work while the English encore delighted listeners. Margaret Aull accompanied at the piano and aided the program’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Carter
Central College
Miss Carter
Schubert Aubenshalt
Gretchen
Spinnrade
St. Paul
Goring
Thomas
Atimusta Holmes
A. Goring
O. Whitney Coombs
Noel Johnston
Margaret Aull
Forest Luellen Dead in Los Angeles
A telegram informed LH Luellen of the death of his son Forest Luellen age 29 in Los Angeles California Sunday evening. Mrs Luellen had traveled to Los Angeles and was with him at the time of death. He is survived by his wife and a son about five years old.
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LH. Luellen
Forest
Los Angeles
California
Salem visitor Miss Lockie Hicklin arrives to visit kin
Miss Lockie Hicklin of Salem Missouri arrived Monday to visit the family of her uncle Young Hicklin. E N Hopkins went to Kansas City Tuesday afternoon on business. Mrs Geo D Little returned from St Louis Monday evening after a week visit with relatives. Eugenee Phetzing and daughter Anna went to Kansas City Tuesday for a few days visit. Oswald Fegert went to St Joseph Tuesday on business. Mrs Oscar Andreen left Tuesday for Dallas Texas to visit sister Mrs Geo B Dealy. M G Roberts went to Kansas City Tuesday on professional business. Mr and Mrs Al Weber spent Sunday in Kansas City. Misses Bessin Moore and Emma Hix spent Sunday in Higginsville. Ruby Jolly of Sedalia arrived Monday to visit Miss Margaret Bates. Clyde Wright spent Sunday in Higginsville. John Morrison went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day on business. Miss Georgia Gilleson returned to her home in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockie Hicklin
Salem
Young ‘Hicklin
E. N. Hopkins
Kansas City
Eugenée Phetzing
Anna
Oswald Fegert
St. Joseph
Oscar Andreen
Dallas
Texas
Geo. B. Dealy
M. G. Roberts
al Weber
Bessin Moore
Emma Hix
Higginsville
Ruby Jolly
Annual Encampment March to White's Island Camp
The battalion begins its annual encampment at noon on the seventh, marching from Dover 11 miles to White's Island. Captain Pritchard has arranged sleeping quarters, and the trip includes fishing, boating, billiards, and a Khaiki dance. Past camps were Nawitka, Ft. Leavenworth, Jamestown Exposition, and Pertle Springs.
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White's Island
Dover
Pritchard
Ron
Missouri
Noone
Nawitka
Sun River
Ft. Leavenworth
Pertle Springs
Wentworth Loses to Richmond Elks in Nervy Game
Wentworth baseball suffers first loss in a heart breaking 6 to 4 defeat to the Richmond Elks on the Academy campus. Miller shuts down Wentworth after a shaky start as Richmond builds late, aided by an error and timely hits. Jim Davis singles but Richmond seals victory in the ninth with clutch scoring.
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Wentworth
Richmond Elks
Academy
Elks
Miller
Ray Hills
Matchett
Richmond
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Tuesday in History and the birth of Washington DC
The article traces Washington DC’s origins from Jefferson’s era, noting the May 1802 incorporation, 1790 seat decisions, and the ten mile square federal district formed by Virginia and Maryland. It explains the federal control, the Potomac city plan, and the lack of local government until 1871, urging readers to subscribe.
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Washington
Country
Jefferson
New York
Supreme Control of
Congress
Philadelphia
Potomac
Virginia
Maryland
United States
District of Columbia
Mrs R C Carter and Mrs Thomas A Walker Visit Page City
Mrs R C Carter and Mrs Thomas A Walker traveled to Page City on Tuesday to spend the day out of town, enjoying however they chose while away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. Carter
Thomas A. Walker
Page City
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M. D
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N.Y
Pierce
Laverida’ Hotel
People’s Medical Adviser
van Hayes
Etham Miller
Strutman
Ester Montgomery
Houstonia
Z. W. Wright
T. C. Ryland
Sweet Springs
Gordon White
Joe Golden
F. Earl
Roscoe Graves
Fall Becker
St. Louis
EF. Nicholson
O. BR. Sellers
Alex. Graves
Mrs. Lee Hopper
Orrick, Mo
FISK
Ayer
Shin
Forest Luellen
Castoria
Lieaas
Geo. D. Little
Ri. HE. Richmond
W. M.A
Fuanmnoets Miller and Ort Oren
INO PN
Otis Ari
Dr.price
Hoe Ea
Ameri
Wien
E. J. Kampf
Oto
A. Meito
Traders Bank
Dr. R. L. Britt
Hix Building
A. Egle
Frankin Ave
J.L. Peak
Ruebel & Warner
Ruebel
John C. Young, JR
Praniell
Desington, Mo
Sibleys
R. C
F. Meyer
G. C. Branch
Sedalia
N. Wilson
Independence
Wellington
Boone County
Geo, A. Klingenberg, Secy
Lafayette County Corn Grower Association
Concordia, Mo
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