Personal News and Social Events in Local Society
Mrs Blanton Bilid confined to her room with illness. Mr Rufus Chapman of Bells Run in Hartford Sunday. Mr Will Schapmire recovering from a few days' ailment. Mr Blanton Bitte made a business trip to Bowling Green Tuesday. Dr B W Patterson of Louisville visiting his parents in Pren-us. Mrs Ola Polix and daughter Caftie guests in Owensboro Wednesday. Mr P M Brown of McHenry called at this office Monday. Mrs Hooker Williams to entertain Ladies' Social Club Route 1 this afternoon. Mrs J J Goodman recovering from illness in New Commercial Hotel. For sale Four head of mules 16 hands high. CLAUD KING Hartford. Mrs Minaj Toul of Cloverport visited family in city. Miss Blanche Guthrie of Owensboro to spend a week with Mr and Mrs O T Burne. Mrs Henderson Murphree of Owensboro visited last week with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Guthrie
Owensboro
0. T. Burne
Local Social Notes and Illness at Homes in Owensboro Area
Mrs. James H. Patton is very ill with a stomach trouble at her home here. Visitors include Mrs. A. B. Riley and her son Bax ter in Livermore, Miss Lillie King of Dundee with Miss Mary Louise Tappan, and many others from Owensboro and Centertown. The list notes trips, guests, and memorial service attendance at Brick House Cemetery with mentions of families including the Bennetts, Driskills, Milles, and Nalls among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Patton
Lillie King of
Dundee
Mary Louise
Tappan
City
Steritt GA Residents Visit and Nearby News Notes
Steritt GA reports Ralph made a barrier trip to Morgantown yesterday. Families and friends from Hartford and Beaver Dam visited relatives in the area. Mrs Lytle and her daughter Eleanor of Yale ta Texas visited Mr J H Williams. Several locals advertise farm machinery and mowers. Owensboro guests and hospital notes appear, with a regional social and business notices collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steritt
Ralph
Morgantown
Londa Maddox
Owensboro
Bleached and Ironed Counterpanel and Linens for Sale
Classified note lists bleached and ironed goods including counterpanel at 35 cents, sheets 25 cents, pillow cases 15 cents. Hartford Laundry advertises service. Local notices cover families traveling and visiting relatives, with several residents of Hartford and nearby towns mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Laundry
Miss Evelyn Harris Guests in Harre Branch Week
Miss Evelyn Harris of Simmons has been visiting friends and relatives in Harre Branch during the first week. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tate of Rockport were in Hartford Wednesday enroute to Centre town to visit Mrs. Tate’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hi Kuykendall. For sale a Maxwell Touring Car in excellent condition with paint, top, body, and three-seat set. See L. H. Render in Beaver Dam Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Harris
Simmons
Harre Branch
Hirt
James A. Tate
Rockport
Hartford
Centertown
L, H, Render
Beaver Dam
Keown Recovering From Knee Injury At UK Agriculture
Mr. Gilmore Keown, a University of Kentucky agriculture student, is recovering from a knee injury suffered in a baseball game three to four weeks ago. He uses crutches to get around and is now able to be out. Mrs. W. C. Logan and her son Emmet returned home from a two week visit near Cincinnati with Mrs. Logan’s mother. Mrs. Logan’s other son Wella, who has studied in Danville, accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Himes and Miss Helen Westerfield spent the weekend with relatives in Sunnydale and Magan community, with Westerfield visiting additional relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Keown
University of Kentucky, College of Agriculture
Mra. W. C. Logan
Emmet
Mrs. Logan
Cincinnati
Hic
Wm. Everette Himes
Helen Westerfield
Local notes on residents and visitors in Centertown
Miss Margaret King handles atenographic work at Kirk Bartlett's office during Mrs. Kirk's absence in Louisville for eye treatment. Miss Norrie Barnett and Miss Margaret Williamson of Owensboro visit Mrs. Is M. Dexter in Centertown. Williamson becomes bookkeeper for Rockport Coal Co. at Centertown. Mrs. William R. Wydick, a visitor with her parents, returns home with her nephew Master William Foster Bennett. Mrs. S. T. Barnett learns of her brother J. S. DeMoss's death. burial in Hanson follows. DeMoss, 52, survived by wife and ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret King
Kirk
Norrie Barnett
Margaret Williamson
Owensboro
Is M. Dexter
Dexter
Cenntertown
Williamson
Rockport Coal Co
Centertown
William R. Wydick
B. P. Foreman
Barlington
William Foster Bennett
S. T. Barnett
City
J. 8
DeMoss
Barnett
Hanson
DeMoes
Centertown Families Visit Louisville and Distant Moves
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bennett and daughter Cora Bell with Miss Ida Marie Bennett of Centertown drove to Louisville Tuesday as guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie Hagerman. Bennett and Charlie Hagerman returned yesterday while Misses Hagerman and Bennett stay a month. Clarence P Loney long based in Rogers Siler Grocery Owensboro resigns to become Superintendent Owensboro plant Standard Oil Co. He will be succeeded by J Ballard of Knoxville Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bennett
Cora Bell
Ida Marie Bennett
Centertown
Charlie Hagerman
Cora Hagerman
Louisville
Leslie Hagerman
Bennett
Hagerman
Clarence P. Loney
Rogers-Siler Grocery Company
Owensboro
Standard Oil Company
Loney
J. ©. Ballard
Knoxville
Tenn
For Sale Rubber Tire Top Buggy Gear
For sale a set of three rubber tire survey gear, plus double and single harnesses in good condition. Priced to sell. See them at the listed location.
Summer teacher training school faculty named
E. Birkhead of Hartford Kentucky lists teachers for the summer program. Prof. and Mrs. T. F. Ellis of Huntington West Virginia join Prof. C. L. Shults of Narrows Kentucky. The faculty are highly recommended and claim exceptional primary teaching ability. The text predicts a very excellent term of school with this staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Ellis
Huntington
W. Va
C. L. Shults
Narrows
Ellie
Bible Thoughts for Week Earnest Devotions Calendar
A weekly devotional list titled Bible Thoughts for This Week features daily entries Sunday through Saturday. Each day offers a Bible verse theme such as gladness in service on Sunday and peace and safety on Thursday, with phrases urging praise, prayer, and trust in God.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fair Dealers
The
Hartford Republican
Wriday
EL Perbo
Little Perkins
Rufus Chapman
Bells Run
Will Schapmire
Blanton Bitte
Bowling Green
B. W. Patterson
Loulaville
Pren- Us
Ola Polix
Mise Caftie
Owansboro
P. M. Brown
McHenry
Hooker Williams
Ladies’ Social Club
Route 1
Ant Claud King
Henderson Murphree
Rowan Hol‘brook
A. B. Riley
Baxter
Livermore
Guy Ranney
A. B. Acton
Oweneboro
Messrs
Byron Mill
Washington, D. C
Sumner Mille
A. W. Mills
Annie Berryman
N. P. Driskill
Los Angeles
Calif
E. Bennett
Decatur Ala
A. D. White
W. B. Ellis & Bro
M. L. Heavrin
Owennboro
Daviews County
Lennie Byerly
Mra
Joe
James Goff
8. M. Dexter
K. Cox
J. W. Ford
Lee Simm Man
Winnie
Lydia Nall
Charlie Nall
E. B. Pendleton
Volney Shaver
Botham
Texas
Mise Ola Shaver
Nashville
Sadie Willams
Lydia Potter
G. P. Jones
Henry Leach
Hinton Leach
Brick House
R. B. Martin and Son, C. C
Maxwell Motor Cay
Cula Hughes
Eof. Harley
Herrin
Mra. J. W. Lytle
Elranor
Yaleta, Texas
Tare
Silas Stevens
Thomas W. Barrett
Enid
Oklo
David Bishop
Hethel College
Russellville
Deering and McCormick
Edward Dean
Elizabeth
James Allen
el Allen Dean
C. Hunter
W. C. Overhultz
Winston Bennett
Utica
J. B. Tappan
Madisonville
T. Barnett
Hansop
James
DeMesa
Lease Christian
Horne Branch
Christian
Foreman
Mise Nevelyn Taylor
Herrin, M
W. C. Blankenship
Myrtie Maddox
William Lake
City Hospital
Lyman Scott
Awin Scott
Toledo
Ohio
Everette Himes
Arthur Leach
Cecil Tichenor
Gunthet King
Taylor’ Lake
Butler County
Mary Rebecca Sharp
Fordsville
Chicago
Horace Bowen
Mesdames Hinton Leach
Goebel Crowe
Leitchfield
Owen Lee
Hyanteville
Ind
Mr. Lee
Charles] Lee
Deaconess Hospital
E. Birkhead
Hartford, Ky
Price
Avenas
Kentucky
Oliver Cultivators
Acton Brothers
Tureday
Peatult
Jobes
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