Old Chapel Too Small At Central College
Central College faces growth as 120 girls are already enrolled and day pupils attend. Saturday’s chapel marked a milestone with speeches by President Smith EM Taubman Hopkins and Dr Pattillo. He announced library growth, faculty additions, $40,000 in upgrades, gifts of an organ and a Davenport, and upcoming graduation changes. Four new curators were named N Hopkins L G Herring E O Watson and E F Taylor.
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Central College
Smith
Friends of
Lexington
JH. Binney
J. W. Jenkins
N. Hopkins
L. G. Herring
Bronawick
E. 0. Watson
E. FP. Taylor
Richmond
E. M. Taubman
FE. Patillo
J. M. Taubman
C. Fr. Patillo
U S Snag Boat Suter visits Lexington on river trip
The U S Snag Boat Suter docked at Lexington Tuesday afternoon at three. Senator Warner welcomed the crew and introduced Senator Newlands of Nevada who outlined the Inland Waterways Commission aims. The visit follows a Memphis meeting and signaled possible policy action for Missouri river waterway investment, as crowds gathered and locals greeted the delegation.
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U. S
Suter
Lexington
Inland Waterways Commission
Warner
Newlands
Nevada
Congress
Memphis
Missouri
County court names December term jurors and calls letters
The county court session closed naming jurors for the December circuit term across townships including Clay Davis Dover and Middletown with numerous jurors listed. The Lexington post office hopes to deliver advertised letters on Oct 12 to recipients such as Mr Georgian Anitterson Miss Anna Mahon Miss Susie Watther and others. DELIA ROWDER, Postmaster.
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Clay Township
Geo M. Williams
Gideon Jeneinge
Geo. W. Havener
Davis
James Jackson
Hl.swith
W. W. Priguore
Dover
Geo. Deidering
J.G. Webb
Willian Fieth
Fredowj
G. Walkenhorat
Louis Thlewas
John P Geenesington
William EH. Benton
Amphell
J G. Waddell
James Cunningham
Gafnger Batsoul
John Donald On
Middienon
Fred Deckbo
Ernest Brackmans Jr
Soya-Brt
Wncallid
Lexington
Saturrday
Georgian Anitterson
Mir
Guy Blino
WT. Berry
Rodney Wer
He Cerry
Giueeppe Micile
Anplo
Guede
Redneck Manemi
Cant
Lane Bank Diteceu
Mies Bie Dagell
Ralph Perry
Palrohild
Hoc Gorden
Mets
Filerno
Andy Hagkins
Mary Hoy Wola
W. Ho T Harmanin Benfermin
Harrison Mias
Mannie Jamer
Valea. Jones
Lillian Jones
Jama Jhonson
Jobmeon
Maurie
Hubert Lagenren
Mame ‘Mosely
S. A. McElwin
Mary Mead
Anna M. Mahon
R. ‘L. Nelson
R.O. Smith
Bert Sterling
George Ann Steehan
Ira Watkins
Ervin Williame
Charlotte Williams
Susie Watther' Harrison Woods
A. Ly Potter
Death of Mrs Ellen Cavanaugh in Lexington
Notice from Marceline Missouri reports the death of Mrs Millen Cavanaugh a Lexington resident since 1967. Survived by four sons William Richard Joseph and Dennis. Richard in critical condition. Body brought to Lexington for interment with funeral in the Catholic church Thursday morning.
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Marceline
Millen Cavanaugh
Pittsburg
Kansas
Richard
Luly
Lexington
J K Lieter To Build Modern Three Story Dwellings
J K Lieter plans a three story building on 18th street and Franklin Avenue adjoining his plumbing shop. Lexington Press Brick Co. has the contract for erection and John Ashurst handles excavation. The structure will house modern conveniences and add to the city’s housing stock, reinforcing Lieter’s reputation as a progressive citizen.
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J. K. Leiter
Lexington Press
18Th Street
Frankin Avenue
John Ashurst
Mr. Lieter
Lexington
Death of Napton Child Typhoid Claims Five Year Old
George M. Vaughan learned of the Napton death of his young granddaughter Lephella Smith five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Smith of Napton The typhoid fever caused the death after a five day illness The burial is planned for Friday Vaughan traveled to Napton yesterday to attend the funeral
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George M. Vaughan
Napton
Lephella Smith
George Smith
Iday
Mr. Vaughan
Old Boys Hop at Elks Home Bright Social Evening
Wentworth Military Academy alumni held an informal dance at the Elks Home Whoralay evening. The affair was well attended and enjoyed. Father George Curry returned Thursday from a business trip to St Louis. Miss Virginia Winn, visiting in Kansas City, returned home Thursday. Miss Jennie Sharklett also returned Thursday from a seven week visit with relatives in Kansas.
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Sarah Graddy
Kansas City
B. Patillo
St. Louis
Kanes City
W. B. Waddell
John
K.C
Waddell
William Barton
Paul Linn
Robert Taubaran
B Pk Ireland
A. J Chalkley
Norton
Georgia Alexander
Sedalia
J. , Potts
Mra
Rd Hulver
H. A. Spens
Isaac de
Mike Cook
Georgia Spens
George Trail
Henry
Nannie Chinn
Alexander Graves
W. H. Chiles
William Aull
H. Fr. Blackwell
B.J. McGrew
Edward, C. McGrew Jr
James
J. W. Sydnor
M. D. Wilson
Margaret Wels
Anna
K. C
Joseph Bachr
Olds
Wentworth Military Academy
Elks Home
George Curry
Virginia Winn
Hays
Jennie Sharklett
Kansas
Community notes from Mayview area long list of visits
A crowded local page recounts visits and travels of residents including Mr and Mrs Rafie Marshall, Charles Strasbury, Mise Belle Groves and others to Kansas City and Lexington, while stories mention pumpkin plows, corn and apple harvests, a box social at the school, and a Hungry Hill versus Mayview baseball game. It notes a Ladies Aid meeting, a watermelons and corn harvest emphasis, and a Civil War veteran reunion with old comrades near Independence, plus upcoming plans and weather hints.
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TM. Chinn
Weed Marehall
Strucktemeyer
Mayview
John W. Newman
Menry &. Brookings Company
Co. A
Independence
Great State Fair Opens with Record Attendance in Sedalia
The Sedalia fair drew record crowds Monday through Thursday despite chilly weather. Farmers filled the livestock pavilion as cattle, horses, sheep, and swine attracted hundreds. Vaudeville shows, airship flights, and bands entertained daily while Governor Volk received a modest reception amid crowd difficulties and infrastructure strains.
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Sedalia
Fair Grounds
Lvestock
Teeedere
Probels
Hinev
Band
Kansas City
Concor~ Gia
East Second Street
Lexingtonianas
Folk
Uiner
Buamese Menta Association
Milton Royle Arrives for Brief Kaui City Visit
Milton Royle arrives in Kaui City Thursday evening for a brief visit with relatives. Cadet Harrison of West Missouri is called to his home in Denver early Thursday by Mrs. EW Flournoy. Mrs. Flournoy returns Thursday evening from a short stay in Sedalia with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kalirs.
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W.S. Beck
Beck
Mary Fox
Kinoch Fox
Ella White
Dover
Sam C. Néal
The
Sweet Spring
SB. Harris
Marshall
Young Hicklin
Frank Arthur
Lawence
Kans
Mics
Eearrit
Oron
Galena Karisas
W. L. Smith
Milton Royle
Kaui City
Cadet Harrison
W. Mo
Lila
Denver
Serous
George Kalirs
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EM. Taubman
Hopkins
Dr. Pattillo
U.S
Lexing
Misalusippi
Jasouri
Annie
Rostagno
Dove
Sam Todd
James- Ington
Firman White
Mita Adtelie Nary Vaurhn
Lives Ant Society
K. J. Harwood
Woro. Uhirwood
Lexingston
Warren Ray
Magele
John Dodges
Mes
Frank Gentry
Mundi
Tee
Wint
Henry Rhinehart
Will Meng
David Shivher
Mer
HH. Bagen
Hulda
Will ‘Stark
Daugter Tera
Sandy
Peetil Harwood
Lepper
John Cooper
Misa Lee
Higginsville
Kate G Lewis
Felday
Columbia
Delta Tan Delta House
Prisilla Bear
Webb Davis
Waverly
James Wheeler
Webb Cole
Wown
Hugh T. Wins
Fredonia
Hugh Jr
Sid Radcliffe
Loulaville
G. W. Hyde
K. CG
Wentworth
Kemper Miliary School
Boonville
Prem Tom
Iteli
Atvam
Academe
Ajiuch
Howe Grou ’S
Preateat Bs
Kansas University
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K CU
Lwit
Hiteen
N. Wilson
Warrensburg
John, Poage
Belton, Mo
Mal Holleys
White & Kerdolff
Sellers
Randolph
Bolinger
Stringer
Fulton
Fred G. Coty
Opera House
Mayer Conrad Hine
Kate Claxton
Worthin
Conrad
Acenery
Circuit Court
Delia Rowder
Ellen Cavanaugh
J. K. Lieter
Mayview Notes
Mra. Ty
Chiles
Geo
Metwausberger
Hey
Ruplish
Baptist Church
Mutstille
Bro
Manroe
Hungry Hill
Mayview Ll
Howe
Art Reynolds
Lear
Sedalia Fair
Hamilton
Juanta
Calo
Marshall Hotel
OM. Ballard
Thoms Stally
Arkansas
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Dan Gerr
Jerry Proctor
Wm. Jennings
HermaneBolt
J. P Maw
Joe Simpson
N.S. Winn
T. T. Packett
Viola Packett
N. 5. Winn
State Fair
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