Teachers Institute Adjourns Amid Busy County Meeting
The Kerr County Teachers Institute convened in Hartford on Monday morning with Prof A M Stinhien unable to attend. Deon Kiniamen, from the State Normal School Bowling Green, presided at the secretary’s desk as students and faculty enrolled and a number of local residents were noted among attendees, while reports praised the event’s constructive discussions and potential for advancing schooling in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behunl Muittine
Hartford
A.M. Stinhien
Oni County
Presding
D. D. Museluy
Chiffle Awetin
Lena Adams
Emiva Aston
Allison
J. €. Lawrence
W. B. Loved
BF. Liles
Arvin Leleure
Iva Lee
May Lee
Mra. L. Mason
C. P Midkiff
Rawin Mason
Stanley Murphy
Frank Miller
Houlah Moore
Muth Mercer
Dewitt Martin
J. W. Myers
Mack Martin
Maron
Moseley
Mary Marks
Mulehall
Morris
Hortense Morrison
Lena Oller
JW. O'Dell
Ryan Owen
Evan Owen
Werne Park
Inmogene Plummer
Stanley Phillips
Fannie Mae Paris
Pearl Paris
N. J. Ross
Boasto Russell
Mabel Russell
Mtcel Russell
R. D. Robertson
W. P Rhoads
Mary Louise Renfrow
Frnent
N. B. White
Mra
Bell and Haber Sandetur Wed in Intimate Nevada Ceremony
In a small Saturday evening ceremony at the bow of a home, Lettie Bell and Mr Haber Sandetur joined in marriage with only close friends and relatives present. After the rites, the couple visited the groom’s parents’ home where a bountiful reception was served to honor the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Lettie Bell
Haber Sandetur
Mes
L B Loney Attends Institute Fifty One Times
L B Loney of McHenry attended the Ohio County Teachers Institute for fifty one consecutive sittings. He first attended in the August 7 event years ago and has not missed a session in 36 years of teaching. Now retired beyond three years old, he remains active in educational matters and plans to attend as long as able. No one in the county has surpassed his record of 51 consecutive institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haw
Loney
Overs Institute
Mr. Long
Fordsville Notes and Obituary Notice
Pauline Beard of Owensboro visits grandparents in Fordsville while J Z Smith and Mine Duvall of Lexington attend sister in Fordsville. Hartford court attracts local residents. Uncle Toe Sapp Civil War veteran dies in Fordsville. W P Rhoads and Morris McCracken visit town. H B Lloyd, UK graduate, visits father H D Lloyd. G E Fuquais returns from Louisville business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Beard
Owensboro
J. Z Smith
Mine Duvall
Lexington
R. A. Belt
Fordsville
Hartford
Toe" Sapp
Pordsville
W. P. Rhoads
Morris McCracken
H. B. Itloyd
University of Kentucky
Me. H. D. Lloyd
G. E. Fuquais
Loulaville
Ohio County Sunday School Convention Agenda
The Ohio County Sunday School Convention will convene at Sulphur Springs on July 25. The program includes sessions on what makes a good Sunday School, district reports, committee appointments, elections of officers, and talks on making Sunday schools attractive and inclusive for children and young people. Attendees are asked to bring lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio County
Sulphur Springs
Tl A Gilletly
Olie Wiles
Geo. A. Joplin
Danie Diatriet
J. B. Mitchell
Pordeville
T. Proster
Gillette
Godsey
Cradle Roll
Horry
Snadey
Fd. Bandors
Omy
P. McDowell
Mrs Minnie Coleman Dies After Operation In Louisville
Mrs Minnie Coleman widow of Inte Jasper Coleman formerly of Beaver Dam died in Louisville Monday after an operation. Remains brought to Beaver Dam for funeral services and burial in Sunnyside Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. She was born Mick Casebier, daughter of Rev J P Canobier of Rockport, and sister of J F Casebier of Beaver Dam. Described as a woman of exemplary heart and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Coleman
Jasper Coleman
Beaver Dam
Loulaville
Sunnyside
Mick Casebier
J.P. Canobier
Rockport
J. F. Casebier
State to maintain 6.10 per pupil school fund
Frankfort Ky July 11 The state school fund per capita will remain at 6.10 next year announced today by State Superintendent Colvin. Distributions will be based on 6.10 for each public school pupil, about 645000 last year. The department reported a 200000 surplus at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Colvin
Local social notes from Washington and nearby towns
Rev Landreth conducted his regular service on the second Sunday. Miss Versie Newcomb and Mr Karl Thomasson visited relatives near South Carrollton. Mrs LL Newcomb and two children and niece Flossie Shawn visited kin near Spring Lick. Miss Katelle Frasier returned to Clarksville Tenn after two weeks with Rev T T Frazier’s family, accompanied by Lorine Karl and Thomas Frasier. Garfield Barnard and family of Dundee plan August departure. they will visit Mee Barnard's Prof Lawrence Gary and family of Dumas Ark and Gary at Toreh, with a stop in St Louis. Miss Harriet Planer returned from Detroit to Cromwell area. Miss Flener notes Marshall McKinney, recently treated for malignant magvivitis, is progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versie Newcomb
Karl Thomasson
South Carrollton
LL. Newcomb
Flossie Shawn
Spring Lick
Katelle Frasier
Rev. T.T. Frazier
Aily
Clarksville
Tenn
Lorine, Karl
Thomas Frasier
Mrs Frasier
Garfield Barnard
Dundee
Barnard
Lawrence Gary
Dumas
Ark
Gary
Toreh
St. Lowie
Mise Harriet Planer
Cromwell
Detroit
Mich
Harrison Flence
Pianer
Mise Flener
Marshall McKinney
Michigan Oly
Tax Commissioner calls for complete property tax inventory
Notice to taxpayers asks residents to furnish a full list of taxable property valued at 100 percent. D R Ward signs as Tax Commissioner. Also mentions a community supper at No 19 Behunit near Behol on a July night in 1991 that raised about 40.40 for school improvements and was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. RB
Ward
Behunl
Behol
Turn for Good Times Is Here, Hoover Speech Highlights Economy
July 12 report from Wonton notes Hoover addressing the Ne tiiiht Shoe and Leather Exposition and Style Show. He argues labor efficiency rising, overspeculation waning, and living costs projected to fall, citing a 20 percent rise in real work effort over six to seven months and farmers extending hours while using older machinery. Also included is a personal obituary fragment for Verdeville, with funeral details and a memorial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonton
Hoover
Conmmars
Peters
Willage
Iving
Jo Win Cddress
Ghiatners
Tent meeting by Holy Rollers near RR Station
The Church of God known as Holy Rollers conducts a series of tent meetings east of and near the railroad station. Revs. Robert Fielden and Guy Marlow lead the gatherings with sizable audiences in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Holy Rollers
R. R. Station
Robert Fielden
Guy Marlow
Death of Mrs R A Keown in Fordsville underscores community loss
Mrs R A Keown, 28, of near Fordsville, died June 26 at Owensboro City Hospital from appendicitis after surgery. Wife of Roy Keown since Jan 1, 1913, she leaves two children, Mildred 7 and Rodns Mae 5. A Fordsville Baptist Church member, she was beloved in home, Sunday School, and church. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Keown
Fordeville
Owensboro City Hospital
Joe Seaton
Fordsville
Roy Keown
Ine Mildred
Rodns ‘Mae
Fordsville Haptit Church
Sea of Life
Rushard
Bie
Gail
Bapuat
Beavers, McHenry Teams Highlight Local Baseball Week
Mordeville top Sunndale Sunday 16 to 0 as Pete Bayder fanned 21. Duff injures ankle sliding into third. Beaver Dam rolls Morgantown 10 to 4. Provo topples Mehenry 7 to 6 in 11 innings. Turner breaks finger in Court Grove game. Riverside Park set for Hartford Morgantown clash. Beaver Dam heads to Caneyville. Many locals attend Hartford singing event. visits from Rome and Owensboro standouts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espensely
Circuit Court to Adjourn Today in Ohio
The July term of the Ohio Circuit Court will likely adjourn today with many indictments already returned by the grand jury. A special August term will focus on criminal cases, including 47 indictments covering liquor, seduction, burglary, assault, and other offenses. several defendants were fined or sentenced, while some cases were continued or referred. The report notes actions up to yesterday noon.
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Ohio
Slackhoe
Commonwealth
S. James
Comth
Herman Park
Joe Sarvis
Elvis Murphy
L. Burdette
Henry Rucker
Western Kentucky Asylum
Imgarat
Ilerman Black
Thomas Vance
Bank of Portsville
John M. Graham
J. J. Jernaginga
Bonderroherd
Bung Jury
Wiliem Lankford
Demirer
Grand Jury
Wardon Baise
John ©. Burden
Lewis Ocarmickle
Shel
Brown
Maude Graves
Roy Hines
Thomas Faught
Clarence Aull
Miss Evelyn Magan Visits Owensboro Family
Miss Evelyn Magan of Owensboro visits relatives at Mt Carmel and Dundee while attending local gatherings. Others mentioned include Oma Lee Weatherfield, Otis Clark family, and a party at Kernie Ralph's. an infant burial and several terse notes about community visitors and greetings fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Magan
Owensboro
Mt. Carmel
Oma Lee
Myrtle Weatherfeid
Dundee
Otis Clark
Kernie Ralph
Clarence Riddle
Mu Carmel
Mu Carmel, ‘Tuveday
Helin
Tilden Wigxinton
Sarah
Willia Whup
Southerland
Bunday
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Teachers’ Institute
Dee Kinnaman
Jefe Bell
Buford
Indy
Sandefurie
Virgil Sandetur
Neoreek
Whsteereire DE
Mies
Winnié D
W. A. Anes
Pnererle
Tenetworth
Servien
Withee & Teytor
LBL
San Deo
L. B. Loney
Institute
Ohio County Sunday School Convention
Sulephur Spring
Ovthy
Neaver Yam
Rev. W. Neler
Rosine
Mayine Crowder
Dr. J
Barnett
Albert Heine
Washington
Verdeville
Brost
St. Brandenburg
Indy Maccabees
Hartford Lodge
Henites
Carlen
Lote St. Jair
Milneis
Herromaine
Fordaville
Atlent
Bnoren
Raskhade Drieps
Morgantown
Hee Turner
Central Grove
Riverside Park
Wee
Ohio County Institute
Caneyville
The
McHenry Majestics
Mogg
McHenry
Seered Taniog
Provo
Bozarth
Riversiders
Thorpe
Gam Sundey
Dunder
Victorine
Ruth
Hugh Wendell Stewart
Rome
Parks McDowell
J. A. Dutt Bee
Mire Melba Rheatios
Lucile Westerfield
Aline Pauline Morgan
Sam
Henry
Kavu
Kurewa
Cadie
Dint Brodwald
Owenebors
Weller
Little Brother
Jack
Louisville
Slick Cully
Alavia
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