Commencement and Field Day Highlights at Wentworth Academy
The article covers Wentworth Academy commencement activities and a detailed May field day. It lists cadet officers and a long field day program with event results, athletic records, and prizes. It notes the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. L. J. Marshal and remarks on discipline, personality and courage as key themes. It also records athletic scores, dates, and upcoming events, plus local notices and community items.
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Wentworth Academy
Corpore Lane
Lexington
Gratz Brothers
Gustav Haerle
Becker
van Ginkel
Donahue
Wilson
Yao Ginkel
Mr. J . Marshall
Vin Ginkel
Perguson
van Gickel
Cass
H. Sinauer
Din Ruevel
Victor Bour
Beckerrd
B. G. Loomis
Wino
Marriage Invitation for Mrs Lucille Stoneroad Robinson
Mrs Lucy J Stoneroad invites guests to witness the marriage of her daughter Mrs Lucille Stoneroad Robinson to Mr Edward C Meissner at 1021 Fifth Street Las Vegas New Mexico on Wednesday evening June 10 1903 at six oclock. After August first they reside in Kansas City with connections in Lexington prior years with sister Mrs John P Gordon.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Lucy J. Stoneroad
Fifth Street
New Mexico
Lucille Stoneroad Robinson
Edward C. Meissner
Kansas City
Robinson
Kennedy-Wheat Marriage Planned in Crawfordsville
Mr Benjamin Scott Kennedy and Miss Alice Lena Wheat announce their marriage set for June 10 1908 in Crawfordsville Indiana. Kennedy is brother to Mrs C C Wallace and Miss Anna Kennedy and well known in Lafayette county. They will reside at the Winchester Hotel Syracuse New York after July 1 1908.
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Benjamin Scott Kennedy
Alice Lena Wheat
Crawfordsville
Kennedy
C. C. Wallace
Anna Kennedy
Lafayette County
Winchester Hotel
Syracuse
New York
Governor Dowery commissions DeArmond with staff post
Governor Dockery, at the request of Adjutant General Cameron, names J. A. DeArmond as lead tenor and assistant adjutant general of the state brigaded by I. Clark. DeArmond, son of Congressman DeArmond, resides at Butler and is a graduate of W. M. A., with many local friends.
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Cameron
J. A. DeArmond Leutenor
Stat
I. ©. Clark
Congressman DeArmond
Butler
Mr. DeArmond
Why Not a Band Forms in Lexington Movement Encouraged
A movement aims to organize a Lexington band, urged by residents who believe a good band benefits a town and serves as a strong advertisement. The effort seeks eager participants, with the town’s talent seen as prime material for a successful ensemble.
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Lexington
Notice to patrons for river crossing service
To my patrons. Any person wishing to cross river after thunder time go to Mrs. Cleary's house on north side and telephone me. I will have conveyance for you in forty minutes. R. L. Stewart, Lexington Junction, 581f.
Three Legged Chicken Exhibited by Tony Boyle
Tony Boyle displays a chicken with three legs and seventeen toes. The chick is about ten days old and as lively as a normal fowl, drawing interest for its unusual morphology.
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Tony Boyle
105 Years Old Stephen Crump Dies at Home
Stephen Crump died at his home south of Lexington Sunday at the age of 106. He was widely known in the community for his long life and involvement in local affairs. The funeral arrangements are pending with the local undertaker.
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Walter Brightwell
Parkville
Jos. Bauerle
U.S. Army
Ft. Leavenworth
Stephen Crump
Lexington
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