Moonlight Teachers Get Course Credits From State Normal Schools
Credits will be granted by President Crabbe of Eastern Kentucky State Normal School at Richmond and President Gherry of Western Kentucky State Normal School at Bowling Green to teachers who conducted moonlight schools last year. The move assists in term preparation and early state certificate attainment for these devoted instructors. A notable society wedding occurred as Miss Maude Hammons of Waltermillte wed Mr. Asbury Patton of Cincinnati at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. D. H. Matherly officiating. The couple will reside in Cincinnati. Ollie Hoskins won the local piano contest at Mrs. Williams store, defeating Lyda Newkirk by a large vote margin.
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Crabbe
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Richmond
Gherry
Western Kentucky State Normal School
Bowling Green
Maude Hammons
Walternville
Asbury Patton
Cincinnati
D. H. Matherly
Ollie Hoskine
Williama
Miss Hoskins
Lyda Newkirk
Jaz
Boosters
Dean
Eaprem
Christmas Dinner With Hackworth Family Reunion
Christmas dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. Hackworth for relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Wm Johnson Miss Ethel and Crate Johnson Mr and Mrs F Tomlinson Mrs Myrtle Burgher and her three daughters Lillie Ruth and Orpha Two additions joined the family in the past year Fluorine Wilhames and Ruth Lenore Tomlinson The reunion was greatly enjoyed by all attendees.
Christmas Turkey Feast With Gift for Uncle Joe
Mr and Mrs Ben HB Kinz and baby and John King of Lexington joined Christmas celebrations and helped Uncle Joe dispose of a 28 pound turkey fattened for the occasion.
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Ben. HB. Kinz
Baby
John King
Lexington
Joe
Old Veteran Dead at Son's Home on Morris Creek
W. H. Neal aged 74, known as Uncle Buck and a Union army veteran, was found dead in his bed at his son Wim Neal’s Morris Creek residence where he had been living after selling property locally. The report notes his long veteran status and residence details.
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W. H. Neal
Wim. Neal
Morris Creek
Buck
Christmas Week Gatherings Across Locales
Mrs George Derickson visits Clay City while families share holiday travel. Several residents, including Mr Henry Morris, Mr Hiram Prewitt and Miss Mary Lyle, are noted with visitors and health updates. The column records Christmas visits, illness, and community events across Winchester, Jackson, Gordonton, Lee and Clark counties, with revival services in Nada and Stanton and a note on a sad Christmas Day death.
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George Derickson
Clay City
Jackson Family Visit Headlines at Winchester Homecoming
Mr and Mrs J D Jackson and their daughter Marrietta of Winchester stopped by the Times office Monday after spending the holidays with relatives on Hardwick's Creek.
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Steve Caudill
Ousley County
Green Caudill
Hatton Creek
J. D. Jackson
Marrietta
Winchester
Times Office
Hardwick's Creek
Epidemic of LaGrippe Grips Town Families
An epidemic of LaGrippe has struck the town with almost every family affected. Doctors have been busy for days, with an estimated 76 percent of citizens confined at home. One physician made 37 calls on Tuesday, treating eight members of a single family.
Holiday whiskey shipments keep station busy
Station agent Vollmer handled a surge of holiday whiskey shipments last week with bays loaded for the day of all days. Despite the large quantity, streets saw few ponks and no trouble. A handful of boys fired firecrackers in violation of the ordinance.
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Vollmer
Christmas social notes from Lexington and area
Harry L. Rossell spent Christmas in Lexington while Wm Schiemer former Orphans Home superintendent visited town. Charles Mapel of Irvine and families joined gatherings. Misses Hazelrigg entertained youths. Mrs T G White and Mrs Thomas Mounte hosted dancing and music evenings. Rev L F Martin replies to Rev P O Derthick article avoiding religious controversy.
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Wm. Schiemer
Charles Mapel
Irvine
Xlmer Patton
Covington
J. T. Potts
Josephine
Adarene Hazelrigg
T. G. White
Thomas Mounte
Myrtle
Ruth Moore
Sardis
Mies
L. F. Martin
P. O. Derthick
Stanton
Mr. Derthick
Pearsite office force heads to Christmas travels
Nearly all Pearsite office staff are away for Christmas with M. L. Pierce H. D. Ainsworth W. M. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Allen joining trains to Lexington Knoxville Birmingham Joliet Knox ville Beatyville in a broad party of departures.
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Pearsite
Messrs
M. L. Pierce
H. D. Ainsworth
W. M. Lane
M. A. Allen
Lexington
Mr.Searles
Tor Knoxville
Tees
Tenn
Med. R. Mc Outcheon
Beatyville
Anderson County Student Seeks Doorkeeper Post
Grover Cleveland Springate a pupil of the moonlight schools in Anderson County is a candidate for doorkeeper of the House of Representatives. He aims to earn money to pursue further schooling and hopes fellow Representatives will support his bid.
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Grover Cleveland Springate
Anderson County
Moonlight Schools
House of Representatives
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Hiram Prewitt
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Fred Blackburn
Mary Lyle
Floyd Clay
Bettie Hardwick
Cecil
May Hanks
Faulkners
Jouett Boone
Jouett
Louisville
Robert Blackburn
Colson
Berea
Mr. Os Johnson
Charley Rice
Charley
Ben Sewell
J. O. Crawford
D Jackson
Wim. Hardwick
Pete Oldham
Mabel Ewen
Woodford County
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Ewen
Charley Little
Jackson
Johnn W. Williams
William Stephens
Dexter
Mitel Skidmore
Montgomery County
Mrs. Holt Faulkner
Clark County
Wm. Kirk
Nada
Marion Strange
J.C. Hanley
Robert Stone
Newt Owens
Jon Martin
Edna Vance
Miles Faulkner
Howard
Middletown
Ohio
Jeff Martin
Clif Chainey
Stanley Woodrow Chaney
J. ©. Hanley
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Hanley
Canton
Ritchie
New Concord
Thompson
Parsley
Washington, D. C
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Oliver
Farmers Home
Indiana
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Talega
Lee County
Lagrippe
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Soli
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Waltersville
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