Faculty Concert at Murrell Hall delights Lexington
A lengthy program at Murrell Hall featured Beethoven and Chopin works performed by Miss Jo Hinesley, Miss Mattie Lou Catron, and Miss F Marian Ralatoo, with vocal and violin solos by Miss Martha Pilcher and Miss Sovan Appelente. The varied concert drew praise for technical skill and expressive playing from a large local audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College School of Mosaic
Lexington
Murrell Hall
Beeta
Hinesley
Mattie Lou Catron
Solla
Golbermann
Mra
Alfred Franklin Smith
Mendelssohn
D. F. Conrad
Gumbert
Mesdames Smith
Catron
Mies Hinesley
Misa Qatron
Mise Caron
Misa Pilcher
Miss Pitcher
Godard
Aline Appelate
Hhese
Eader
Milas Appelgave
Mra Moorman Entertains Adelenda Club Members
Mra B S Moorman entertained the Adelenda Club on Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to 6. Twenty four guests attended. Mrs. Harry St. Clair won the club prize and Miss Allee peas took the second prize. Refreshments were served.
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Mra
Moorman
B.S. Moorman
Adelenda Club
Bridge
Harry St. Clair
Misa Allee Peas
Professor Haynes Performs Merchant of Venice Readings
Professor Frederick Haynes led a Monday evening performance at the High School Auditorium featuring a grade school and community cast in a refined rendition of the Merchant of Venice. His deep study of the play drew praise, especially his portrayal of Shylock, praised by most critics in attendance.
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Frederick Haynes
Randing
Gramatic
Waynes
Shylock
Wentworth Loses to Warrensburg In Close Gridiron Tilt
Warrensburg Normal beat Wentworth 10 to 5 at Warrensburg on Monday afternoon. The cadets were outsized but the game stayed close and evenly matched from start to finish.
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Wentworth
Warrensburg
Road Improvement Society Meets at Higginsville
The Lafayettes and County Roads Improvement Society will meet in Higginsville on November 8, 1906. All are cordially invited to attend this meeting. Joan H. Dirgxen, Secretary. County papers please copy.
Prairie Church to host Reverend H W Myera Sunday
Al Prairie Chor and Reverend H W Myera will preach at Prairie church this coming Sunday November 4. Trev Myers has served as a missionary during the past ten years and will be remembered in ceremonies at the service.
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H.W. Myera
Prairie Church
Trev. Myers
Jeoan
Resolutions on the Death of B J Johns Lexington Mo
Resolutions from Lexington Missouri’s Board of Education on October 18 1906 mourn the death of B J Johns longtime member and former president. The text praises his 27 years of service to public education and asks the family’s comfort, while directing the memorial to be recorded and shared.
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B. T. Johns
Board of Education
Lexington
B.J. Johns
Cause of Public Education
Flim
College Dramatiat Receives an Ovation at WashU
The Washington University Dramatic Club performed for matinee and evening shows of Mise Civil Nation and Who's Woo, drawing a large crowd. D. A. Roebel delivered a speech after the curtain, following a first sketch by Richard Barding Davis.
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Louis Gratz
Pauline Sellers
West
Union Station
Mise
Anna Shelton
Thel Diayers
St. Louia Reymbuic
The
Washington University Dramatic Club
Yeaterday
D. A. Roebel
Richard Barding Davis
Roebel
Washington University
Two Football Games At Academy Campus Saturday
Independence High School vs Wentworth first team and Leavenworth High School vs Wentworth first team scheduled Saturday afternoon on the Academy campus. Admission is 50 cents.
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Academy Fampus
Independance High School
Ind
W. M A
Acd
Leavenworth High
Wentworth
AL Zonk P.m. Admiesion
Lafayette county urged to back Wallace in 1906 election
An open letter urges Lafayette county Democrats to mobilize support for Hon. Wm H. Wallace for Congress in the Kansas City district. It asks readers in Kansas City and Jackson County to persuade relatives to vote and campaign for Wallace, with vows to vote straight Democratic ticket. Wallace spoke in Lexington to a large audience praised for his public service and Missouri’s progress.
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Welborn
Jon Welborn
Court House
Hamlin
Bolivar
Republican Party
Mt Yates
Evrron
iGexcen
Lafayette County
Wm H. Wallace
Congress
Kansas City
Wallace
Jackson County
Inevda
Uey
Lafayette
Lafayetta
Democratia
Inket
Barty
Bryan
Lafayrtte County
Etocrat
Fuettiight
Scpeeme
Frank Bowasray
Luxington
First Fall Meeting Of Utila Dulei Club Held
Mrs. Richard Pieid hosted the Utila Dulei Club Thursday afternoon for the first meeting this fall. Nearly all members attended, the gathering included refreshments and social time.
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Util Dulei
Richard Pieid
Utila Dulei Club
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Marian Ralatoo
Misa Halston
Central College
Don Juan
Smith
Conrad
Schumann
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Rubinstein
Arline Burden
Sentinel Am I
W. H. Smock
WS. Trent
Camila
Red
D. WH. Ragan
Kelpsake
Vun
Leo Kemmick
Bright Clover
Helver Dale
Feo
A. Kemmick
Frenv
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Helfer
Trent
Mr. Catron
Harry Caldwell
William Wandell
Palf
Williaam Waddell
Kort Star
Perry Smith
Kamiska
Bock
Glaz
Fannie Keene
Charles Old
Mattie Keane
Geo. Allender
Simmons
L. Goodwin
Silvis Peck
Walter. Trent
Elia Peck
Rufus Young
Lady Conflict A
Puc Beamer
Wayman
Surrell Gulding
B. Meredith Thomas
Nepa
Merul
W. M. Stall
Kuma
Bert’ Goodwin
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Bey
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Komura
Osirls
Ashton Wilkes
Warrensbuirg Star
Holden Street
Wentworth Military Academy
Capp
Blackwater Bridge
Olerance
Dickmeier
Ab Levasy
John
H. H. Dickmeier
Mra. Dickweler
Juckson
Mra. Dickmeier
Germany
St. Charles County
H. H Dickmeter
Charles
Kimme
Ida
Annie
Loyaly
Machpelah Cemetery
Charles Edward Straugho
Halticrore
Qharles Edward Straugho
E F L. Brinkley
North Garey Street
Bright's
Centreville
Queen Anne's County
Straugho
Brinkley
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
Wiliam I Straugha
Edmondson Wvende
Nrigtley
Surangha
J. H. Straughn
Wellington
Jacob Connor
Ogbing Floer
Natunal Waters
Tari Aod
Roosevelt
Stave
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Professor Hynes
Mr. Wallace
Tim. Wo
State of
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Richard Field
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