Richmond 2 Lexington High 0 in football showdown
Richmond High School defeated Lexington High School 2 to 0 on their academy campus. Richmond used weight in the second half to pressure Lexing ton, culminating in a safety after a Lexing ton punt attempt fumbled near their own goal line. Players cited include Anil on offense, end tackles by Shelby and Frazier, and quarterback Farmer for Lexington. local attendance noted many girls in the stands and a busy scene with locals in town.
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Richmond
L. H
Lexington High School
Academy
Husky
Richmond High School
Lexington Bunch
Ings
Custers
Lexington
L.ti. S
Anil
Shelby
Frazier
Farmer
Miss Frazier Hosts Kappa Alpha Gamma Evening
Miss Frazier entertained the Kappa Alpha Gamma sorority and friends at whist Monday night in honor of Miss Mildred Martin of Odessa. Miss Mary Berrie won the ladies prize and Mr Buford Gordon the gentlemen's prize. The club decor reflected pink and lavender with coordinated refreshments and careful planning.
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Lola Frazier
Kappa Alpha Gamma Sorority
Mildred Martin
Odessa
Mary Berrie
Buford Gordon
Miss Frazier
In Honor of Mrs Hickman by Mrs Hoge for 25 guests
Mrs W M Hoge entertained twenty five friends Monday afternoon from three to five at the academy in honor of Mrs BE Hickman of Walla Walla Washington. The office and parlors were decorated with smilax dahlias and red candles. Assisting were Sellers Mrs Skinner Miss Ikerson Miss Hoge Miss Elis and Miss Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mu Hoge
BE. A. Hickman
Walla Walla
Washington
Hickman
Hoge
Sellers
Skinner
Ikerson
Elis
Hill
Reed Delivers Civic Address at Court House
James H. Reed spoke on Tuesday night in the city, delivering a plain speech before a well attended audience in the upper hall of the court house. The gathering included many prominent citizens and ladies, with Mr. Wm. Aull introducing the speaker.
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James H. Reed
United States
Ite
Court House
Wm. Aull
Eaker
Mrs Howard Wilson Visits Sister in Amarillo Texas
Mrs Howard Wilson of Amarillo Texas arrived Friday to visit her sister Mrs Nannie C Le. Mrs William Stonestreet went to Kansas City Saturday for a few days visit.
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Howard Wilson
Amaril- Texas
Nannie C. le
William Stonestreet
Kansas City
Wentworth Defeats Missouri Valley In Close 5-0 Game
Wentworth beat Missouri Valley 5 to 0 at Marshall on Friday afternoon as the cadets drew frequent fouls from the opponent. Martin, the right end, stood out for his solid work, while Coach Ristine noted overall improvement yet poor ball handling and the need for further improvement after the team reached home late by river route train.
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Wentworth
Missouri Valley
Marshall
Martin
Ristine
Washburn
Mrs J B Hereford Dead in Kansas City
Word arrived that Mrs J B Hereford of Odessa died Tuesday night in Kansas City after an operation. She is survived by her husband and two small children.
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J. B. Hereford
Odessa
Kansas City
Corder Notes From the County City
Clyde Lewis of Columbia visits with relatives near this city. Mrs Hugh Hackley of Slater visited the Hackley family. Lesley Prosser came from Hodge to spend the weekend with his parents. Dr Martin was in Kansas City earlier in the week. Joe Larkin of Blackburn spent Monday here. Miss Jenette Weight of Odessa attends music class. Smith Brogg began apple picking and shipping from E Giesendolpher orchard. A government official had the old post office painted by Claude Lineberry. Rev Wagoner of Odessa preached here last Sunday and will continue to do so. Little Oscar Craven had the
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Geo. Zoyzing
Kansas City
Harmon Wall
Dean Dysart
Lexington
Grote
Hodge
Jessie Groves
Rudolph Yokely
Knobneater
Eliza Cox
Charlie Love
Colorado Springs
William Winn
Bolivar
Thomas Satterwhite
Wichita
Kansas
Wilson Malone
F."s8. Nipper
Prague
Oklahoma
May Steele
Providence
Claude VY. Turman
Ed Matthews
Livingston
Montana
Joe Bauerle
J. TL. Garnet
Oregon
Dave Staley
Carl Whitsett
Amarilla
Texas
Claude Marquis
F. W. Tapmeyer
John Knight
Pedliar
J. W. Everston
M. Greene
Malta Bend
Bradshaw
Pearl Kincheloe
Higginsville
Miss Smith
Houx
Corder
Trvia Withers
Mayview
Abbie Puckett
Pflegar
Higginsvillle
Dave
Nettie
Republican Central Committee
J. 8
Vickers
Lesley Prosser
Dave Prosser
Dr. Martin
Joe Larkin
Blackburn
Jenette Weight
Odessa
Smith Brogg
E. Giesendolpher
Claude Lineberry
Wagoner
Edd
Eddie
Lexington Evening Event Promises Distinct Missourian
In Lexington Missouri on Monday evening October 17 at 7 30 o clock a distinguished Missourian will appear or be featured in a noted event.
Earnhardts Visit Kansas City With Family
Mr and Mrs W C Earnhardt and their two children traveled to Kansas City Friday evening for a short family visit.
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W. C. Earnhardt
Kansas, City
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Dover Notes
John Wilson
Capt
Erv. Zeezing
Rudolph Yakley
J. R. Plattenburg
Miss Lila
Mer
Claude V. Turman
B. A. Hickman
Louise
Independence
Roy Curnutt
Oklahoma City
M. J. Paterson
Mayview Notes
Johm Hackley
Ed Bedford
Chas. Kelso
Jon Barton
Butt
J. O. Whitsett
Lewis Richtentan
Polly Schneider
Arthur Wiley
Sedalia
I. T. Phillips
T. M. Chinn
Naomi
James Taggart
Johnson
Mrs. Hickman
Clyde Lewis
Columbia
Hugh Hackley of
Slater
Bettie Hackley
Oscar Craven
David R. Francis
United Stats Senate
Lexington, Mo
Distinguished Missourian
Edwin Runge
Concordia
Anna Kinnaneyer
Henry W. Dobermann
Lottie Elling
William Barker
Annie Hardin
William M. Murry
Wellington
Martha E. Witty
J. C. Coffin
Jefferson City
State Photographer's Association
Goffin
Coffin
Oscar Thomas
Jean Brightwell
Madge Hill
Neil Chamblin
Anderson
Frank Carter
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