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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

19 May 1922

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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1922

Page

4

Rural and Village School Graduates 1922

May 20 1922 rural and village graduates listed by town including Higginsville Aullville Dover Lexington Napoleon Waverly Wellington and more. Graduates named include Alma Lester Lewis Nellie Summers Bertha Wiebusch Arthur Kellerman Walter Schmidt Clara Tieman Theodore Schmidt Arthur Hellerman Walter Horstman and many others across Bates Concordia Corder Dover Higginsville Giam Lexington Mayview Napoleon Waverly Wellington.

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Higginsville Alma Lester Lewis Nellie Summers Bertha Wiebusch Arthur Kellerman Walter Schmidt Clara Tieman Theodore Schmidt Arthur Hellerman Walter Horstman Marence Fischer Louis Feith Laura Bubling Ruth Weisbrodt Margie Strader Aullville Holland Butterfield Laura Irene Shackelford Bates City Martha B. Bascom Eva M. Webb Albert Baldus Gladys Smith Lena Mansell Opal Christy Conrad Johnson Alma Davis Kathleen Holloway Nellie R. Grote Anson Davis Hiley Bedsaul Hazel Balidus Franklin Lewis Concordia Myrtle Nolte Anna M. Case Jena K. Steinman Edgar Haltcamp Dale Elling Miora Haltcamp Dorothea Freitag Ella Schumacher George Borgstadt Corder Leonard Ralf Harie Ralf Rose Holthoff Elizabeth Dysart Kenneth Dys Reinhardt J. Rickhoff John Martin Erna Meinershagen Marvin Bird Ethel A. Simmons Lewis Fulkerson Lexington Katie Roncelli Velma Martin Elliot Kroeck Gayle Whitmyer Clarence A. Niemeyer Esther M. Uphaus Martha Lafont Helen Amos Léah Spelta Elda Spelta Ruth Nystram Delia Oliars Mary Hout Anna B. Hout Georgia F. Hulver Hortense Pitten Thomas Mudd Malinda Lichte Karelle Ashford Vera Simmons Christine Roncelli Josephine Edmonds Gene Fiora Everett Bramlett Viola Ashcraft Earsel Atchley Charles F. Eastabrooks Benard Ehlebrecht Beulah Shurmantine Frank Wighels Sebert Holman Eugene Williams Melvin L. Shippy Mayview George W. Carl Delmar J. Rinne Percy E. Amos Napoleon Walter Rodenberg Elia Drecktrah Verna E. Wyatt Irene Kronahage Wilbert Schlapper Pearl Williamson Lester Oxthoff Lorena Czeschin Mary Czeschin Odessa Frances A. Barker Erma Allison Gladys Eighinger Katie Lester Ishmael Perry Irene Day Mary Keith Clarence Jungerman Albert Scott Arline Smith Edgar Lester Irene Gordy Josephine Wulfekotter Blanche Eagan Otho L. Dahler Waverly George Martens Wellington Oscar Hoffman Edna Roedel Arthur T. Flocke Willis Flocke Mary E. Schieber Lillian M Kehr
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Wentworth Com mencement Program at Wentworth Academy

A class of sixty three will receive diplomas on Tuesday May 30 as Wentworth Military Academy holds its forty second annual commencement. The week features a Banquet Examinations Field Day events Band concert and a Baccalaureate sermon followed by final exercises and a graduation address by Rev. Harry L. Rogers.

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Wentworth Military Academy Albert L. Scales Harry L. Rogers Linwood
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The Peppermint House and the Hidden Child Mystery

In a lonely mansion known as the Peppermint House, Charles Winters and Ellen navigate a strained arrangement with their aging mistress Mrs Meadows. A ragged, hungry girl hides behind the brick walls, revealing abuse and desire for affection as Mrs Meadows contemplates adoption to brighten the estate and give life to the peppermint house.

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Charles Eden Helen Charles Winter Eack Ellen Elen Mr. Meadows Chares Ag Ejien Eilen Peppermint House
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Grit and the Whiner: A Stinging Look at Stoic Virtue

The piece argues that true grit in war and life comes from bearing pain with quiet strength. It contrasts sturdy, cheerful endurance with the adult whiner who seeks pity. A yellow streak, it says, weakens others and stains character, while mature resilience inspires.

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Baltimore Evening Sun
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Pear Tree Domestication and Bartlett Canning Promise

Soldiers of Julius Cagear brought the pear to Britain and spread a rare delicacy for canning. When grafted on quince and mountain ash the pear adapts quickly, becoming a staple in orchards with a distinctive aroma. Bartlett pears, favored for canning, combine flavor and firm texture for preserving.

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Julius Cagear Britain
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Dover National Farm Loan Association Seeks Farmer Applicants

The Dover National Farm Loan Association, operating over four years, will accept a limited number of applications from actual farmers for loans not to exceed 10,000 each. W. B. Sydnor, Sec. Treas., Dover, Missouri. Also available are gilt edge farm loans up to 40,000 each at 6 percent with no commission.

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Dover National Farm Loan Association W. B. Sydnor Sec Treas Dover
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Chillicothe business college leads MissourI State Conf race

By defeating Wentworth the first of the week, Chillicothe Business College took a big lead in the race for the Missouri State Conference baseball championship.

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Wentworth Chillicothe Business College Adv
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Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S LASTORIA

Local items note Mrs. J. C. Young and Col. C. L. Ristine traveling to Kansas City for the day and a marriage license issued to Jacob Phillips and Nohannah Locke in Higginsville with editor Geo. Scott in Lexington on business. D. C. Wright also went to Kansas City for the day.

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J. C. Young Kansas City Col. C. L. Ristine Jacob Phillips Higginsville Nohannah Locke Geo. Scott Higginsville Advance Lexington D. C. Wright
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