Central College Faculty Entertained By Misses Peak
Misses May and Alice Peak hosted Central College faculty Monday from 2 to 4 in their spacious, fern-decorated home. Guests played "42" with Mrs. George Jackwell, Miss Updegraff, Frances Rush, and Ethel Miller as winners. A two course luncheon followed, with Frances Rush and Cathy Miller helping in hosting activities.
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Central College
Misses May
Alice Peak
George Jackwell
Misses Updegraff
Frances Rush
Ethel Miller
Misses Peakere
Jgses
Cathy Miller
Wentworth football wins 2 0 over Missouri Military Academy
Wentworth 2 0 Missouri Military Academy in a tight game as Wentworth's left tackle Ake broke through to stop a M M A scoring threat. Kemper 2nds tied Wentworth 6 6 in Boonville. Amos for Wentworth returned a punt 75 yards for a third quarter TD. Kemperites scored in final period. Lexington High defeats Malta Bend 28 6 at Athletic Park with Vorat and Snell Pritt starring for Lexington. Four county amendments advance including roads bond, pension tax, absent voter law, and prohibition enforcement.
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Wentworth
Missouri
Missouri Military Academy
Dle
Ake
BY. M. A
Kemper
Boonville
Amos Forentworth
Lexington
Malta Bend
Lexington High School
Maltand
Athletic Park
Vorat
Snell Pritt
Luafayette County
Kemper Chillicothe tie and election note
Kemper Military School and Chillicothe Business College tied 7.7 at Chillicothe yesterday. Richmond 0. Wentworth Seconds defeated Richmond High School Friday at Richmond. Walthal M. Moore, a Black man, was elected to Missouri’s lower house from the Sixth St. Louis district.
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Kemper
Chillicothe
Kemper Military School
Lillicothe Business College
M. A
Richmond
Wentworth
Richmond High School
Walthal M. Moore
Missouri
St. Louis
Waverly Votes Thrown Out For Poll Book Errors
The Waverly precinct ballots were discarded due to badly muddled poll books. Only the first three electors on the Democrat ticket were tallied, with the rest voided. The remaining vote shows Republicans prevailing, while the register lists 535 voters.
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Waverly
BAS Decrocrat Oes
SBS Socialist-Labor
Parmer-Worker
Mrs Golladay and Miss Haberkorn Wed in Kansas City
Mrs L A Golladay and Miss Mayme Haberkorn daughter of Mrs Frank Haberkorn were married in Kansas City Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock. Mr and Mrs Gollademy will return to Lexington in a few days where they will make their home.
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L. A. Golladay
Mayme Haberkorn
Frank Haberkorn
Kansas City
Mrs. Gollademy
Lexington
Barbara Bowers
Bowers
Alsace-Lorraine
America
New York
Lafayette County
John
George
Frank Bowl
Valentine Ronkoski
George Pollard
Conservatory concert announced for Murrell Auditorium
The Faculty of the Conservatory of Music of Central College for Women will give a program in Murrell Auditorium Monday night November 15 beginning at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited.
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Conservatory of Music of
Central College For Women
Murrell Araditorium
Missouri Jersey Records Break in State Dairy Show
Golden Fountaine's Susannah produced 12 517.8 pounds of milk and 698.5 pounds of fat, breaking the Missouri State Jersey mature record held by Gold Maporam. Another Longview Farm cow, Oxford Fountaine Rosabel, posted 41 292.5 pounds of milk and 705.89 pounds of fat at five years, while entries show overall strong Jersey performance across mature classes and rising breeding interest in Missouri. Deaths noted include Jerry J. Shinn of Lexington, Barbara Bowers, and James Goode, with service details and survivor lists.
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Longview Farm
Lee’s Summit
Golden Fern
5. B. Thomas
St. Joseph
Golden Fountain
Susannah
J. E. Jones
Liberty
Oxford
Fountaine Rosabel
Rosabel
Jersey
Missouri
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Douglas Dunford Returns Home After Siberia War Service
Douglas Dunford eldest son of Mr and Mrs Walter Dunford returned home Sunday morning after serving with the Canadian forces in Siberia and later with the Knights of Columbus. Since leaving Lexington in September 1918 he has traveled around the world.
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Douglas Dunford
Walter Dunford
Siberia
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Dunford
Lexington
Marriage Licenses Issued in Several Missouri Cities
Marriage licenses issued include Frank Schmidt and Alma Bertha Kellerman from Alma. John Fasse and Clara Nole from Higginsville. Joe Boreo and Lexington. Grestona Janetta from Lexington. Alfred Be Schroeder and Mabel L. Bruns from Lexington. Francis S Young from Higginsville. Irene F Medlin from Warrensburg. and Al Chamblin visiting Kansas City with friends.
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Frank Schmidt
Alma Bertha A. Kellerman
Alma
Alfred BE. Schroeder
Concordia
Mabel L. Bruns
Lexington
Francis 8. Young
Higginsville
Irene F
Medlin
Warrensburg
al Chamblin
Kansas City
Prize List Shows High Value Herd Prizes
The text notes valuable equipment and new breeders offered as prizes for top averages, signaling the high value of the prize list and the effort to win. It emphasizes the desirability of the awards and the incentives for participants.
Mr Harding Begins Well in Victory Speech Tone
The first public statement of Mr. Harding emphasizes it is not a personal victory. He praises modesty and responsibility, pledging to seek wisdom and human advice while warning against extreme measures and a return to high tariff policies. The piece notes wide party support and hopes for steady leadership.
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Harding
Senator Harding
New York Times
Judge Larkin Re-elected to County Court by Narrow Margin
Judge Larkin wins re election to the county court from the Western district by a 54 vote majority. Maj and Mrs R P Palmer of Washington DC announce the birth of a son on Sunday November 7 1920.
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Larkin
R. P. Palmer
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stepana
Lexington Savings Bank
Golden Fountaine
Milwaukee Air Power
Jerry John Shinn
Jerry J. Shinn
Highland Avenue
Mr. Shinn
Hartfordshire
England
Mulligan
Mary Howard
Walter J
Howard
Leo
Maud Shinn
Glenn Bridges
Tulsa
Oklo
James Goode
Z. W. Wright
John Fulkerson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Fasse
Clara Nole
Joe Boreo
Grestona Janetta
Wentworth M. A
Wentworth Field
Mr. Harding
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