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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1908

Page

8

Lexington College Commencement and Musical Recital

Lexington College held an annual concert at the New Grand opera house featuring students from the music department. Highlights included a Bridal Chorus soloists, a two pianos arrangement of William Tell, and violin and vocal solos, with praise for accompanist Mary Hall. The following day the commencement addressed by Dr. Geo H. Combs urged duty, personal growth, and the value of labor in life.

Department of Lexington College New Grand Opera House School of Music Rose Maisieu Gowen Rossini William Tell Carrie Moore Alina Clay Peace Byrd Rice Gladge Reynolds Eugenia Thoms Sallie Wari Nevin Maying Lexington Emory Todhunter de Bennot Misa Nell Sanderson Voyrich Mollaender Beach Eae Py Pr ‘Mivs Georgeanna Walker Reynolde Rice Dewy Dell Smart Ruth Hoyt Hivet Grieg Troldbougen Berenice Wood Miss Wood Laurene Walker Dudley Buck Katherine Todhunter Margaret Woolridge Mary Hall Opera House EC. Gordon Raif Godard Jocelyn Mary Gillian Atkelsom Bernice Wood White Epvak St. Louie Champ Claris Lehman Clark Lehanon Combe Witter University of Chicago George Elliott Carnegie Paul Jesus Calvary Dante Milton Beethoven England Brentine

Commencement Benediction Attendees Listed Across States

A list of attendees for the commencement benediction includes Mrs LG Bikdhom Eulala Okla Mrs Anderson Mrs T B Lehr Miss Lehr and Mrs Buck of Paola Kansas Mrs Stewart Reserve Kansas Mrs Boyle and Lillian Abbercrombin Mr and Mrs Anderton Kiinaax City Mrs Bunce and Miss T Dollins Nevada Mo Mr Gee Smith and Miss Nannie Smith Mayview Mo Mes George Feago and Minas Jennie Helen Peace Buckner Mo Frank Willisma Clinton Mise Irene Houston and Shomsa Malta Bend Mo Mr Greenwade Hunnewell Kane and Mr and Mrs Wm Walker Hinchraville Mo Mine Reynollds St Joseph Mo.

Combs LG. Bikdhom Eulala Okla Mra Anderson T. B. Lehr B. Lehr Mra, Buck Paola Kans Mra. Stewart Reserve Mra. Boyle Lillian Abbercrombin Anderton Kiinaax City Bunce T. Dollins Nevada Gee Smith Nannie Smith Mayview Moi George Feago Mar Chiles Minas Jennie Helen Peace Buckner Hey Frank Willisma Clinton Irene Houston Shomsa Malta Bend Greenwade Hunnewell Kane Wm. Walker Hinchraville Mine Reynollds Bt. Joseph

Wentworth Wins Narrow Ninth Inning Baseball Thriller

Wentworth defeats Merchants 1 to 0 in a ninth inning finish sparked by Kelly’s pinch hit. Crawford reached third on a fielder’s choice and scored after Kelly’s decisive hit. errors, sacrifices, and wild pitches framed a low scoring, unusually tense contest on a campus diamond.

Kelly Cen Ang Wentworth Crawford Keystone Bowne Cawe Tworsoldier

Peachy Stant Sixth By Sipping A Seemingly Safe One

A brief note describes Peachy Stant’s sixth place finish after sipping a drink deemed safe, though it appeared to be about four feet over his head, indicating a risky misstep or misjudgment during the event.

Iit Haa George Huot Miss Alcott Episcopal Church

Tigers Gave Japs Ji Jitsu

The Tigers easily defeated the Mikado's Japanese team 18 to 2 after a lopsided contest. The Tigers dominated from the start as the visitors fielded poorly and offered little resistance.

Tigers Mikado

Fils Kinkead Marries Mary Dobson in Local Ceremony

Minnes erda Wille Thireday attends the wedding of her brother Mints Kinkead to Min Mary D. Dobson at a city ceremony held in the afternoon. The groom, a printer, works at the ginsville Advance and has long resided in the city. The bride is a cousin of the late Han, John Welborn.

Mig Rel Kinkead Minneserda Mints Kinkead Min Mary D. Dobson Maurine Higgins Wan Ginsville Advance Thig Bride Han John Welborn

J T Bir Tent Wednesday in a City

J T Bir tented Wednesday in a city, details unclear. A local item mentions a planned event or act tied to Bir with sparse context and no additional names or dates.

J.T. Bir

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