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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
MATRIMONIAL
DIFFICULTIES
FOR PHONE CO.

Is the Mexico office of the South
western Bell Telephone Company be-
coming a matrimonial agency? This
is the question worrying ]. G. Sigler,
local manager, as there were FIVE res
ignations Of operators in four months,
3 all of whom are married.
= Miss Marie Sullivan, chief oper-
ator, who had been with the company
for fourteen years started the STAN
pede when she was married Decem-
Der "a. Then Miss Obie Hall, who
had been with the company two and a
half years was married the first week
in January. In March Miss George
Martin resigned to get married after
six years with the company and in
April two were married, Miss
frankie Peters on the ninth and Mrs.
Ethel Boatman the nineteenth. The
former had been with the company
two years and the latter five years.
1t takes six months to make an ex-
perienced operator, and as the COM
pany maintains twenty here it is a
serious blow to them when so many
leave in SO short a time. 1t is esti-
mated that the cost of educating an
operator is $3.50. So the matrimonial
agency, if such it can be called, has
cost the company $3.50, dua to the
loss of these five operators within
four months.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
PLANS FOR NEXT
YEARS CONCERT
UNDER WAY HERE

Plans are being rounded out to
give Mexico even a stronger concert
program the coming year than was
enjoyed last season, when the strong
est selection of artists were brought
here that Mexico has ever known.
George May, head of the conserve
tory Of music at Hardin College viii
see several artists personally when
he makes his trip to Europe this sum-
mer and promises that he will bring
Fritz Kreisler and John McCormack
to Mexico next year if it is possible
to get them in this part of the coun-
try. He will also see Nine. Marguer.
lite Namara, soprano of the Qpers
Gomique in Paris and the Chicago
Grand Opera Company to obtain her
presence here if possible.
The st. Louis symphony Orchestra
is assured and through the personal
friendship between Mr.. May and
Rudolph GAM it is expected Mexico
will have another opportunity to hear
this noted pianist.
The concert season win start in
November and it is planned to have
the last number in April rather than
in May.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
.AUDRA|N COUNTY
BOY WILL GO TO
STATE FAIR FREE

Ed G. Offutt will give an examin-
alton to boys between 10 and IA years
Of age in arithmetic, geography and
agriculture to pick the winner from
Audrain county who goes to the state
fair this fall without charge,
This is an annual contest and is put
on in every county in the state each
summer under the direction of Geo,
4. Cole Of Jefferson City who has
charge Of boys activities at the fair.
The examination will be held June
5 in the Circuit Court Room in con-
junction with the regular exarnin-
ations Of the county school teachers
which takes place June 2 and 8.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
SEES PASSION
PLAY ABROAD
WITH 5000

Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Green are home
from delightful European trip and
while in Germany witnessed on May
9th an invitation performance of the
world famous Passion Play at 0ber-
amergau. Only newspapermen and
women and the prominent govern
ment officials were invited.
Mr.. Green presented his card as a
representative Of the Mexico Ledger
andwas extended the courtesies of the
performance with 5000 other news
papermen and government officials.
While in oberamergau Mr.. and Mrs.
Green stayed at the home of Anton
Lange.
They travelled $4,000 miles during
their absence and Mr.. Green says
that Europe has awakened that it
must work out its own salvation and
is busy seeking this end. He reports
conditions materially improved over
what they were year ago when he
was abroad.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
BUILDING ROADS
FOR MISSOURI
SLOW PROCESS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May H.
Work on the state road system to be
built under the 60-million-dollar bond
issue probably cannot begin until
next year Theodore Gary, chairman
.of the state highway commission,
said here.
MI. Gary said several obstacles ari
in the way Of selling the first install.
ment Of 10 millions and the begin
ming Of work this year on the big
state system which is permitted IN
der the new road law. The steps
yet to be taken in preparation are:
/. Completion Of old road pro-
jects under the Morgan-McC Cullough
law; it has been decided the money
to finish the old work must be in the
state treasury and that will not be
until next month, before any bonds
may be sold. Their are $50 old road
projects, most of them small, now in
process OF completion.
2. The fifteen hundred miles of
higher type" connecting the larger
cities of the state must be laid out
and approved; before that is COM
pleted there must be hearings to de-
termine what roads shall compose
the primary system"
3. The apportionment of the CO.
million fund among teh la counties
now being worked out. This will
cause much dispute and possibly law
suits by counties that do not believe
they have obtained their proper al
letment.
Mr.. Gary also pointed out the new
federal aid law requires that state
roads must be maintained after fed
eral money is expended on them.
Missouri as yet has no law to provide
maintenance.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS WERE
ELECTED MONDAY

One new teacher was added to the
stan at MeMillan High School at the
meeting Of The Boarl d Education
Monday night and several new ones
were appointed to take the place Of
those who had resigned.
There is still vacancy, however, as
It has been impossible to get suit
able teacher to take the place Of
Arthur Bothe, resigned, ewing to the
Boards inability to pay q sufficient
salary for the director Of athletics
and teacher in science. Mr.. Bottle
win attend Columbia University,
New York it is said.
Those appointed Monday night
were: ]. T. Angus, Principal; Miss
Katherine WEIGH, vice-principal; A.
Gorrell, vocational agriculture; Miss
Edna Lindsey, Teacher Training;
Miss Sarah Culbertson, Mathematics;
Miss Kitty Turley, Mathematics;
Miss Lucy Denham, Latin and
French; Miss Edith Etheridge, His
tory and Drawing; Miss Opal Gooch,
Business; Miss Evelyn Prather, His
tory; Miss Virginia Pearson takes
Miss Mary v. Houston's place as
English teacher; Miss Lucille Station
takes Miss Halls place in Spanish
and French; Miss Anna M. Payne
takes Miss Helen wilkins place in
Freshman English; Miss Roy Ellen
Stewart has Vocational Home Econ
onics and Miss Helen E. Rocker has
Sthe new position created as teacher
Of Science and physical training Of
girls.
Mr.. Hawthorne the superintendent
Of schools is corresponding with sew
eral prospective teachers TO take the
place of Mr.. Bottle, but Is uncertain
when he can fill this vacancy.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
JUDGE CARTER
SAYS POLITICS
WONT BOTHER

Judge Alex Carter. of this city,
constitutional convention delegate
from this district representing the
Democratic party, was home, in Mex
leo, Tuesday, and stated that he be-
Iieved iii politics had bsen ralsd out
Il the gathering III the capital as the
chairman was d Republican and the
vice-chair1man "a Democrat and all
committees would be evenly divided
between the parties.
Judge Carter says it is hard to tell
this early in the convention just what
will be the outcome.
The history Of these conventions
varies. Some are short and others
long drawn out. The Missouri con-
vention previous to this organized in
a day while the present consumed q
week in this matter.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
COUNTRY SCHOOL
STUDENTS TAKE
EXAMINATIONS

Students in the country schools Of
Audrain county who are taking work
higher than the eighth grade are in
Mexico taking final examinations for
credit in accredited schools.
Those at Mcmillan High School
Thursday morning were: May Hen
dirk, Margaret Hendrix, NADIA Mon
gler, ZelIa Wainscott, Anna Bess
Crump, David Lipp and John Helver-
ing Of Molino and Ruth Kammar-
meyer, Kathryn Schoneboon, Hilda
Hafner, Dorothy Moore, Helen Moore
and Everett Elan.
About twenty-five took these ex-
a1ninations in the winter and the
same. number are expected this
spring.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
LAWS
ARE VIOLATED
BY CAR OWNERS

Automobiles are violating one Of
the principal ordinances of the city
when they park nearer intersections
than twenty feet and City Marshall
Painter has started a campaign a.
mong them to see that this law is
complied with.
4 When cars are parked so near the
intersections there is a liability Of
collision and also the pedestrians are
more liable to be injured. Markers
are placed at the right distance back
from each intersection and no portion
of the car should be placed between
it and the corner.
Another thing in which the auto
mobile owners are careless is in park
ing their cars at the curbing at the
proper angle" says Mr.. Painter.
"The proper angle according to the
law Is at forty-fve degrees, while car
owners use every variation from this,
from parking parallel to nearly
straight in Around the court house
square where cars should be backed
straight in, is the only place where
parking is always properly done.
"These ordinances were drawn to
protect traffic and keep accident LA
bilities at a minimum and if ! can get
the same cooperation from car own
ers in this as was given regarding
tail lights we can make Mexico prac.
tically an accident proof city, said
Mr.. Painter.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
JUDGE HARRIS
PETIT|ONED AS
CONGRESSMAN

The many friends Of Judge David
H. Harris of Fulton have been urging
him to enter his name for the DEM
ocratic nomination as Congressman
from the Ninth District, and petit
ton requesting him to enter the race
was presented him carrying the sig
natures of many members Of the
Galloway County Bar and officers Of
the Circuit Court,
When the petition was handed
Judge Harris he expressed apprecia-
ton Of the compliment and has taken
the matter under adyisement. Judge
Harris has already filed for the nom-
nation as Circuit Judge for another
term and expressed himself as being
well satisfied with his present work
as it is in line with his previous train
ing and life work. A definite decis-
ion Is expected shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
r. w. CARTER PERSONAL
ESTATE VALUED OVER
HALF MILLION DOLLARS

The inventory Of the estate Of
Thomas w. Garter, late president Of
the Carter Commission Co., Of st.
Louis and d former Mexico resident
was filed IN st. Louis Monday. Il
shows personal property reaching q
total valuation 81 $667,1ss.ss, and
real estate and mining interests, in
cluding the residence at 5 Portland
place. Carter, who died March 4, left
his estate In trust for his fanny. He
has 4 number of close relatives re-
siding ia this city.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
SCHOOL
GRADUATES ONE
STUDENT THIS YEAR

Tn parochial school Of the Cath
olic Church, which started last year
will have one graduate this spring, in
Miss Mildred Ziegler. The gradua-
ton exercises viii be next Sunday at
list. Brendan Church and viii include
the awarding Of honors to about
twelve other students for high
grades. This school is IN the same
class with the grade schools Of the
city it is said, except more religious
subjects are studied.
There viii be q picnic Monday which
win close the school year.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
MISS CHAPMAN
AND CLAUD M0SLEY
MARRIED SATURDAY.

Miss Louetta Chapman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Chapman, Of
Ihfexicc and Claud Mosley Of Thomp-
son, were married At Thompson late
Saturday evening by the Rev. Mr..
Ntagerman, pastor Of the Baptist
church there.
Miss Chapman was In the junior
glass 1t MsAEiIlan High School this
yaar ard her marriage came as q
surprise to all who knew her. Mr..
lfoslsy IL tn the grocery business
At Thompson, where the newly mar
xried couple viii make their home.
The Ledger joins their many friends
III extending congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
SOUTH SIDE
AND CENTRAL
APPOINTMENTS

Appointments were made for the
faculties Of both Central and South
Side grade schools Monday night at
the regular meeting of the School
Board. These appointments include:
South Side: Mrs. Laura Houghland,
principal; Miss zella Brown, Seventh
Grade; Miss Matte Ward, Sixth
Grade; Miss Beulah Griffin, Fifth
Grade; Miss Ruth, Perkins, Fourth
Grade; Miss Martha Dearing, Third
Grade; Miss Fay Snidow, Second
Grade and Miss Anna Bledsoe, Prim-
airy. John Judy received the appoint
nlent as janitor.
Central: j. e. Howard, principal;
Miss Ruth Cawthorn, Eighth Grade;
miss Margaret Eisenberg, Sixth
Grade; Miss frankie Cawthorn,
Fifth Grade; Miss Jennie Karnes,
Fourth Grade; Miss Dula Bernard
and Miss Mary Hatcher, Third
Grade; Miss Pauline Craddock and
Z
Miss Hattie Pryor, Second Grade;
Miss Priscilla Sannebeck and Miss
Mamie Wright, Primary. The success
sor to Mrs. Lena West, resigned, for
the Seventh Grade work has not been
decided on. Hugh Donnelly will be
the janitor.
The school board has entered into
contract with John Palmer to pur-
chase his property west and north Of
Central School and just as soon as
they receive title the open sewer
there viii be closed.
South Side School win have all the
rooms in the newer part decorated
\ this year.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Elisa Moore's Application Approved,
An application for blind pension
has been approved for Elisa Moore
negro of Vandalia who has been
with the Hollingsworth family fol
many years. As this fund has beer
depleted for this year 1t is uncertain
when his pension will start.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
Void B. Null
Graduates With
High Honors

Void B. Null, the grandson of G,
B. Null of Mexico and son of Tom
Null, who died several years ago,
graduated with the Centralia High
School 1922 class with the highest
honors attainable when he received
sixteen "Es.'
Void is only 1S years old and is q
talented musician and great fav-
orite with all who know him. A fine
future is predicted for Void by al
who know him
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
e, Araa.. Zl,R:
DR.. G. v. BITING
ADDRESS GLASS
1922 At NINA.

The graduation exercises of the
Missouri Military Academy were held
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in
the Christian church and the Rev. G.
IVY. Biting, Of st. Louis, made most
inspiring and worthwhile address to
the class of 1922 and the large aud
fence present. A splendid program
completed the morning exercises
which included the presentation o1
diplomas.
The forty-one seniors who re-
reive their diplomas Tuesday are:
Wall, G, l., Sedan, Kansas.
Hoblitzell, Adrain, Skidmore, Mo.
Davis, w. G., Blandinsville, I'll.
Murray, A. G. Oklahoma City, Okla
Semple, g. W., Jefferson, Iowa.
Stewart, H. H., Joplin, Mo.
lockwood, c. S., Oklahoma City
Okla.
Ladd, ]. S., Fayetteville, Ark.
Ochterbeck, w. J., Brazil, S. A.
Blake, e. B., Oklahoma City, Okla
Cooper, Francis, Arkansas City
Kans.
Craig, A. B., Wichita, Kans.
Grubb, v. p, Oak Grove, Mo.
Gum, Fl. E., DaaYille, III.
Lentins d. q, ST. Louis Me-
Srhterbeck, ". Ii, Brazil, s. Az
Barnes, G. W., Jr., Topeka, Kans.
Boyer, w. B., Walters, Okla.
Coon, T. B., Springfield, Mo.
Corbin, D. E. Chicasha, Okla.
Dreyer, F. S., st. Louis, Mo.
French, ]. III, Kansas City, Mo.
Harris, M, j., st, Lonis, Mo.
Jenkins, r. L., Culwlison, Kans.
Johnston, r. NJ, Kewanee, Ill.
Larsen, J. l., Chickasha, Okla.
Iiese, G.. b., Danville, I'll.
Mcdonald, M. S., Wichia, Kans.
Musgrove, G. r., Pawhuska, Okla
Parke, J. W., Jasper, MINI.
Parkinson, ]. l., Lawton, Okla.
Reynolds, F. D., Moline, Ill.
Scott, M. w., Topeka, Kans.
Sivalls, C. T., Bartlesville, Okla.
Tayrien, w. j., Bartlesville, Okla
Thomas, ], s., Carrollton, I'll.
Thomas, w. S., Medicine Park
Okla.
Van Allen, M. L., Danville, III.
Webber, G. G., Eldorado, I'll.
Wyeth, R. L., Charleston, I'll.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
viii Teach n Mexico.

Miss Virginia Pearson, who has
been teaching ID the Fulton High
School for the past few months will
be III charge Of the English depart
nent Of Mcmillan High School at
Mexico next year, IL was Learned Sat
urday. Miss Pearson taught history
during her connection with the local
school. Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
IMPROVEMENTS
WILL Be MADE
IN The SCHOOLS

MANY naadod i,,,y,.,,,,a,,.av+. 49,.
planned far +be schaols nsvt raa.
which will ha 80 n,ata,.;aI' has oe+ -. -
the children a++ord;ro tta,,.
A motion n;otu,.o {. atsra II. 49,.
purchased by tbo scbool Rosrd fos
the scbools =. th;. y,at,,o,s - hoo,, 49,
found verv npcb hat+ar tb.p othors
in toaebino corta;r hrar.l,as u ~
students
The Hipb Scboo, ,,;li h.va ,o,,
foor in the basa,nant 3 ia ,,l.ca of +ha
nresent concreta ~ sthst NIL,
craclad R,,hhar str;rs 80 ~ h.
placad IN tba aoora u al,,o;ra+o
mucb of +be noiso - s4,,da,,ts and
others walking Will Gases "a m IN
session and Steal fl;n,. -s.fa !. -
be nurcbasad for tba 80 raco,,l,a ~ +b0
school.
WIN prctaet Ra.o,a.
At nresant avarv st,,do,,t yuho has
| ever graduated fron, McMilI.r bas
\ chance of losino Ill racorss - h;s
attendance there i ,case e fra Ths
rooms on tbe tbiri aoo,. hass ,,o,,a,
been decorated and tbia q 1 IS ~ y, dors i
and four new sev;,o, -t, tables A az 81 4 l,e NJ
n,,rehased for liz aan,ast,,. sc;a,,c. I,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Students at Westminster College
have pledged sl2,4sO towards the
$5oO,000 this college is trying to
raise. This amount Is said to repre-
sent the pledges Of only ninety-six
students and many others are expect
ed to assist.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Miss Marguerite Greer Is home
from Marshall where She taught Eng
lish In the high school this year. She
has been engaged for next year at
an increase IN salary
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Richard Ricketts, Myall arrived at
the home Of Mfr. and Mrs. Richard
Myall at Liberty, Mo-, on the 18th,
for an extended visit. Mrs. Myall
was formerly Miss Alice Morris of
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Mrs. B. F. Robertson and small
son have departed for st, Louis
where they will visit several days
before they return to their home in
Detroit.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Chase and
Mrs. Mary Ewing wish, through the
,Ledger. to say goodbye 10 their
many friends here, as they DO today
to their new home ii Colorado.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

|, H. M. Bartels has returned from a
pheasant two weeks vacation with
relatives in New Canton, I'll. Mr..
Bartels reports prospects fine for
crops.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
SCHOOL YEAR
OF MCMILLAN
ENDED ON FRIDAY

The Mcmillan High School closed
its years work Friday evening when
the commencement exercises were
held at the school auditorium. Pre-
sentation Of diplomas was by S. P.
Emmons, president of the School
Board, and the address was given by
DR.. F. A. Culmer of Fayette.
Miss Norma Toalson, was Valedie-
torian, and Miss Helen Frances Aus%
tin was Salutatorian of the 1922 grad
uating class at Mcmillan High School,
The other honor graduates were: the
Misses Hazel Guthrie, Elizabeth Will
soon, Marjorie Lakenan Barnes, Alice
E. Mcfarland, Alice R. Crockett,
Naomi E. Montgomery, Betty Crock
ett, Helen Johnson and Flossie Sheer
man.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson was also
selected as the best all around stu
dent in the class, the one who was of
the most worth to the school consider
ing all phases of school activities.
Miss Rita Barnes was the winner of
the D. A. R. Medal in American His
tory.
The following were the graduates:
Louise Allen
Mary Grey Ankrom
Helen Austin
Berry Azdell
Marjorie Barnes
Rita Barnes
Beulah Bledsoe =
Theodore Campbell
Marie Canada
Mary Leah Carter
Alice Crockett
Elizabeth Crockett
Ina Draine
Cloyd Dunn
Carroll Glover 2 =
Charles Allen Gorrell
Esther Gulick
Hazel Guthrie
Harold Harris
Emery Haycraft
Clifford Hildebrand als :
Coral Hollingsworth =
Asa Johnson
Gladys Johnson
Allie Leonie Logan
Alice Mcfarland
Pearl Meyer
Naomi Montgomery
Claude Moran
Parnell Mullins
Donnell Pearson RE
Eldon Reed
Virginia Richards
James Rodhouse
Edith Rutter
Flossie Sherman
John Shoush
Frederick Stallings
Britt Steele -.
Cecil Tanner
Winniebelle Thompson
Frances Tinsley {
Norma Toalson
Clarence Torreyson
Martha Tuepker
Clarence Turner
Joe D. Walstrom
Forrest Weir
Elizabeth Whitson
Elizabeth Wilson
Gladys Ziegler
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs VIM. II. Westrope
were called to Jacksonville, H., sun
day BY the serious illness Of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. James Goacher.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

y r. b. Rodgers Ii home from a
pleasant visit IN Excelsior Springs.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. IA. r. Green have RE-
turned from pleasant trip to Eur,
ope.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25
couNIY, MISSOURI THURsDAY. MAY rs ls22
This Years Crop

The many farmers towhom have talked regarding this
years crops all optimistic the outcome.
The frowns and attendant the plentiful rainfall
Of the Spring hayebeen dsapaed by the splendid planting results
which followed their hard work when the skies cleared
looks like big crop and everyone is doing their best
to make this outlook materialize.
Audran county and Audain farmers always to be de-
pended upon That is why Audran county good
place to live in
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

e. r. Ketter Il the guest Of Mex
leo relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Mrs. w. B. Nichols, Of Oklahoma
city. Is the guest IL Mrs. !. r. Grit
foe.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

w. +. Williams and wife have re-
turned to Chicago, after a pleasant
visit with Mexico relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

Mrs. John SalIee Of Mobefly, was
ii Mexico tho first part of this week
undergoing treatment for her eve.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1922-05-25

IN. r. TTarwelI of Marshall was in
Mexico Monday.