Morrison Firm Sells Ford Agency In Lexington
John Morrison and sons dispose of the Ford agency and repair shop in Lexington to James M. Robertson of Kansas City. The firm retains an auto accessories business at 1113 Main street and Robertson plans a full garage service with skilled mechanics. Robertson, married with one child, will move his family to Lexington soon.
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John Morrison & Sons
Ford Agency
Lexington
James M. Robertson
Kansas City
John Morrison
Guy T
William Morrison
Main Street
Robertson
Benoit McDonald Couple Wed at Catholic Church
Pierre Benoit and Winifred McDonald were married Wednesday at 7 am in the Catholic Church with Rev. Father Curry officiating. The couple, who will reside in Lexington, left for a short stay in Kansas City after the ceremony.
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Pierre Benoit
Winifred McDonald
Michael McDonald
Highland Ave
Father Curry
Higginsville Triumph Over Lexington In Classic
The High School Classic ended 13 to 0 in favor of Higginsville before about 2000 fans. Higginsville dominated with two touchdowns and steady forward passing while Lexington fought hard, held them near the goal three times, and showed notable grit led by Humphrey on Lexington. The game, clean and well managed by Mr. Edwards of Kansas City, left Lexington encouraged by effort despite the defeat.
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Higginsville
Lexington
Humphrey
Edwards
Kansas City
Lafayette County Wedding Unites Beloved Local Families
The ceremony joins the bride, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Aull, acclaimed as Lexingen's charming young woman, with the groom a valued Lafayette County Trust Company employee and popular figure. The couple’s marriage is celebrated amid community esteem and longstanding local ties.
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Lafayette County
Aull
Lexingen
Lafayette County Trust Company
Wentworth routs Central Reserves in high school grid clash
Wentworth 62 Central Reserves 12 after a tight first half. Central led 12 0 early as W M A fumbled on a kickoff return and Central counterattacked with two passes for TDs. In the second half Wentworth unleashed end runs and passes to score seven touchdowns and four goals. Also noted: obit for Mrs. Ashford L. Shanks, six miles south of Lexington, born 1860, died Tuesday, services planned at Trinity Evangelical Church.
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Lexington
Wentworth
Central College of Fayette
Central
Centralite
Dickson
W. M. A. G. Central
Wikoff
Ashford L. Shanks
Supreme court halts McFadin release in habeas case
The Supreme Court granted the writ of prohibition in State vs Walter McFadin. It rules Judge Buckner of Jackson County lacked jurisdiction in releasing McFadin via habeas corpus, placing McFadin back in sheriff custody to serve a six month county jail sentence.
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Supreme Court
Walter McFadin
Buckner
Jackson County
McFadin
Double Wedding in Waverly Probate Court Room
Carl F. Meyer and Miss Lucy Johnson together with Theodore BE Guenther and Miss Loraine Robertson, all of Waverly Missouri, were married Wednesday afternoon in the probate court room with Judge S N Wilson officiating.
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Carl F. Meyer
Lucy Johnson
Theodore BE. Guenther
Loraine Robertson
Waverly
Probate
S.N. Wilson
Lexington Hospital Open House At Highland Heights
Open house for Highland Heights Hospital runs 8 am to 6 pm Monday. D A R and Women's Club host the tour showing modern operating equipment and cleanliness. Delegates S N Wilson John Chamberlain and B C Drummond chair the managing board under Chamber of Commerce oversight.
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Highland Heights Hospital
Messrs
S. N. Wilson
John Chamberlain
B. C. Drummond
Chamber of Commerce
Reverend Walter A. McCausland Dies in Hollister California
Rev Walter A McCausland born February 1859 on the old McCausland farm now Confederate Home site. He lived in California fifteen years and was pastor of the First Christian church of Hollister at his death. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, and his sister Mrs J H Hall of this city.
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Shanks
St. Louis
Silas Woodruff
Trinity Evangelical Church
J. C. Bierbaum
J. H. Hall
Walter A. McCausland
Hollister
California
McCausland
First Christian Church
Death of 84 year old Dover resident Hodges
S C Hodges an old and highly respected citizen of Dover died Tuesday morning at his son Irvin Hodges home. Born in Virginia he was 84. Survived by three daughters and two sons Mrs Josephine Corder Mrs Fred Pittman Waurika Okla Mrs Frank Gordon Lexington Irvin and John Hodges of Dover.
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S. C. Hodges
Dover
Irvin Hodges
Virginia
Josephine Corder
Fred Pittman
Waurika
Okla
Frank Gordon
Lexington
Irvin
John Hodges
Madden v Farmers Fuel damages verdict awarded
Circuit Court verdict favors Thomas Madden against Farmers Fuel Company of Higginsville for 335 dollars after a Wednesday trial before a jury. In the Collins case against Farmers Fuel a judgment was agreed after the plaintiff’s witnesses were examined.
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Thomas Madden
Farmers Fuel Company of
Higginsville
Charles E. Collins
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HIX Bros
FORD
West Main St
Mann-Aull
John Leonard Mann
John Mann
Wellington
Percy Silver Aull
William Aull
William Aull Ili
Sara Ann Aull
Robert L. Cowan
Oscar Wulfehammer
John Aull
Benoit-McDonald
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
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Central Reserves
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Moor
Masters
Wenner
Steele
Nail
Rogers
Reid
Walter
Brown L. B
Moles
Warrensburg
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Chicago
Richards
Emporia Normal
Cuo, RK
W. M
AL Pierce de Reid
Ferrier
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R. G. ‘ le Flore
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Patrick Kinder
R. T
Alkire Mann
L. E. Moor
Ransdall
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Parrish Brown
Pierce
Moore
Ransiall
Gloe
Niegers
the Chamber of Commerce of Lexington
Missouri
Lexington Chamber OF Commerce
Lexington’s Hospital
W. A. McCausland
8. C. Hodges
Circuit Court
Lambert Lumber Company
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