Cadets defeat Richmond Elks for eighth straight win
Wentworth defeats Richmond 12 to 1 as pitcher Joe Truska dominates with one hit allowed and three hits in four trips. Wilson makes a diving catch, Randolph and Magee excel on grounders, and Hruska adds a two bagger with bases loaded. Batteries Richmond Bunek Owens Wentworth J HM Hruska J B Hruska Umpire Shinn. Ruth J L Robbins resigns Lexington music post to join Sherwood Music Chicago.
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Wentworth
Richmond Elks
Elks
Bunch
Gibson
Taylor
Young
Owens
Joe Truska
John Hruska
Richmond
Tites
Recital at Lexington College Show Delights Audience
Miss Gabrielle Moore and Miss Marjorie Kroh staged a graduation recital in expression and voice at Lexington college. The audience filled the hall despite inclement weather, with a diverse program highlighted by moving selections and skilled piano accompaniment.
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Murrell Hall
Josephine Shelton
Gabrielle Moore
Marjorie Kroh
Lexington College
Madame Butterfly
John Luther Long
MI Moore
Beethoven Miss Kroh
Shakspore
Ruby Smith
Miss Smith
Tennyson
Dora
Marion Hill
Atha Dewees
Denza
Dore
Alfred Tennyson
Isabel Fisk
Voy
Dacebel Fisk
Smith
Gondaller
Jenson
Deweers
Chas
Loomis
Owen
Deane Wright
Devers
Zawra L
Richards
Donra £. Richards
Marion Fill
Miss Kroh
Miss Robbins
Kroh
Milner Will Filed In Probate Court
The will of the late William P. Milner of Waverly has been filed with the Probate Judge. His entire estate left to his widow who was named executrix. Mr. and Mrs. Commodore Simpson announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday April 30 1912.
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Vance
George Fitch
Miss Shelton
Ashford April Rain
Woodman
Miss Rudy the
Four Leaf Glover
Higginson
Maliine Babcock
James Whitcomb
Riley
Keeper of the Light
Henry van Dyke
Shelton Miss Shelton
Flora Rudy
William P. Milner
Waverly
Widoly
S. N. Wilson
Higgins Ville
John P. Gordon
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Commodore Simpson
Local Officials Travel for Midweek Business
Capt. B. T. Wiley traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for business. Geo. L. Trail went to Kansas on Wednesday for a short visit. D. J. Bogie spent Wednesday in Sweet Springs on business.
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B. T. Wiley
Kansas City
Geo. L. Trail
Kansas
D. J. Bogie
Sweet Springs
New Era Club Organized For Men In Local Church
After Dr. Wilson's lecture at the Christian church Tuesday evening, church ladies served supper to the men as talks by G L Ristine W J Bandon Dr Wilson and Rev H Boyd White accompanied the drive to form the New Era club. The group aims at religious moral social and athletic activities with monthly meetings and literary musical programs open to men of any denomination. Officers elected include president C D Ristine first vice president Harry Dunfell second vice president William Cohrs and P J Knipe Van Buford Gordon.
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New Era Club
C.D. Ristine
Harry Dunfell
William Cohrs
Knipe
van Buford Gordon
Card of Thanks for August Neidig and Family
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy and for the beautiful floral offerings in loving memory of our dear mother August Neidig and Family.
Odessa High Defeats Academy Cadets Again in Polo Park
Odessa High School handed the Academy cadets a second defeat at Odessa on Tuesday by a one run margin. Davis again led the Odessa offense pitching and basing, while MacArthur and Walker started for the cadets in a low scoring game.
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Wentworth
Odessa
Odessa High School
Davis
MacArthur
Walker
Kansas City visits noted in brief travel items
Mrs. Mary F. Cooley returned Wednesday to her home in Kansas City after visiting Mrs. Lucy Wernwag. Mrs. R. Algernon Clark returned to Kansas City Tuesday after spending several days with Mrs. J. M. Peak.
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Mary F. Cooley
Kansas City
Lucy Wernwag
R. Algernon Clark
J. M. Peak
Misses Peak Entertain Friends at Main Street Luncheon
Misses May and Alice Peak entertained a large crowd Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 at their Main Street home with a handsomely appointed bridge luncheon to meet guests Mrs. R Algernon Clark of Kansas City and Mr T A McLennan of Higginville The house was darkened and brilliantly lighted The rooms were decorated with roses spring flowers palms and ferns The elaborate luncheon was served in five courses
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May
Alice Peak
Main Street
R. Algernon Clark
Kansas City
T. A. McLennan
Higgionville
Mr. Lees Recital at Lexington College
The Warrensburg Daily Star lauds violinist Mr. Lee for a superb recital at Lexington College on Tuesday May 14. His artistry includes Handel to Tchaikovsky, with a wide study that shows complete technical mastery and expressive tone.
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Lee
Handel
Bach
Beethoven
Chopin
Mendelsohn
Brahms
Tschaikowsky
Vinces
Mr. Lee
Warrensburg
Warrensburg Daily Star
Lexington College
Second Team Won This Time On Academy Diamond
The second Wentworth baseball team defeated Woodson Institute of Richmond 8 to 2 on Wednesday. Captain Day shuffled the infield, and the new combination showed a strong improvement.
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Wentworth
Woodson Institute of Richmond
Academy
Day
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R. HE W.ma
Zeles
Bunek
J. HM
Hruska
J. B. Hruska
Shinn
Ruth J. L. Robbins
Sherwood Music School of Chicago
Chicago
Lexington
Central
Edmund Vance
Miss Rowell
Saul Browning
Rudy
Miss Moore
T - Mac Dowell
Iss Kroe -N Woodsworth
Reil Rose Burns
Verleine Miss Moore
Abbott Miss Moore
Weber-Lisst
County Court Proceedings
Z. W. Wright
JB. Rolf
J. F. Larkin
Ty Glasscock
W. Peacock
Fairman Road
B. F. Cox
Hugo Buddemyer
Napoleon
Sec
East Odessa Previct
Washington Township
John Walker
Bell Graves
E. S. Anderson
August Neidig and Family
Academy Scrubs
Misses Peak Entertain
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Arabia
South Carolina
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