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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
4
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A discussion voice complains of administrations behind score, fraud and contractors, while urging wage adjustment and an end to strikes. It condemns wage disparities as unfair, notes rail workers vote on June 30 and calls for employers and workers to settle differences at a fair level.
Mise Opal Leach of Lettehfield visits with friends in town this week while Miss Green of Paducah stays with Miny Violet. Mrs. Mate Hunley sells her house to Hiraw Brown. Ex-Senator Albert Leach constructs a new home on Malin Street. Rev. Albert Maddox filled Island Station appointments. Slesby McKinney and Hide ter of Jenkins spend summer with McKinney’s relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson and Ivin Harris of Louisville visit Miss Irene Rhonds recently. Dir and Mrs Everett McKinney also noted.
Wave moved to Taylor Mines. Mrs Williams and son return to Stone after months with Mrs Florence Alford. Mrs Minerva Taylor receives grant. Mr Victor Willis returns from Louisville after a year at school. Mr Clifford Maddox and family visit from Brandenburg. Mr Martin Flower and Detroit relatives now return to Beaver Dam to settle there. Mr Leo Brown takes daughter Marie to Louisville for an operation. Mr John Hiram Barnes and daughter Anna visit Hartford. Mr R B Stevens of El Paso Texan visits relatives nearby. Mr Reynolds Martin guests of his parents near Hartford Sunday. Mr W T French from Pleasant Ridge travels to Broadway and Centertown. Mrs J B Sanderfur of Henderson visits daughter Mrs James Thomas. Mr Jim McCoy of Hartford visits his father, Jobo McCoy, Sunday.
Misses William and Leah Mae Masley return to Buford after a week with Clifton Hoover. Families including Tyler, Whittaker, Hoover, Crabtree, and Bartlett share visits around Hartford and Livia Route 2. Miss Nettle Bartlett wed Arch Allen in a quiet Hartford ceremony.
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Gindyn Miller at Marvin's Chapel on Sunday. Several local residents and relatives visited, with ministers from nearby towns expected to preach on the third Sunday afternoon. A choir practice is held every Saturday night and everyone is invited to participate.
Mr. D Bean of Dundee arrived in town yesterday for private business and was seen at several local spots. His visit drew curiosity among residents and followers of the day’s social chatter.
A Washington commentary argues immigration laws inadequately serve justice. It cites Chaplin's母 and calls for discretionary humane exceptions, criticizing the civil service system and suggesting fitness should combine ambition, honesty, and practical skill rather than pure test results. It credits Herbert D. Brown for exposing inefficiencies and urges action to align governance with humane, common-sense standards.
A compact religious reflection citing scriptures: Revelation 4 11 on worship of the Creator, Deuteronomy 10 12 on man’s duty, Ex 20 7 Third Commandment, Isa 53 14 on Sabbath promises, Psalm 100 2 4 on entering God’s house, Ex 20 8 11 Fourth Command.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller of Powderly and friends visited here Sunday. Electra Everly and brother Lendal of the Masonic Home at Louisville are spending the vacation here. Owen Hunter Mrs P B Taylor of Hartford and Mrs W C Overbultz and son visited P L Wood's family. Owen Jones went to Evantville Saturday. Hancock of Powderly visited his sister Mrs Vernon Everly recently. R A Danks of MeHenry attended the pie supper and Masonic Lodge meeting Saturday night. Mrs Cecil Fulkerson and Rosa Staples of Nelson visited L P Fulkerson. Eddie Heflin built a new barn for Finis Rowe. Paul Bryant Everly returned after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Ira Miller of Powderly.
Rev. C. F. Hartford of Owensboro spent a few days in Ohio County and was in town yesterday.
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