Republicans Meet in Louisville Discuss Registration Law and Candidates
Republicans meet at the Republican Building in Louisville to discuss the new registration law and congressional candidates across Kentucky. Key figures include John W. Langley and T. N. Haxelipp, with talks on district nominations, potential renominations, and ward and precinct redistricting affecting registration clerks.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Republican State Central Committee
Republican
Mia
John W. Langley
Pikeville
Misa Grace
Huntsman
Nannie J. Wathen
Samuel J. Roberts
Lexington
J. Matt Chilton
Mr. Searcy
Mr. Chilton
Langley
Ranke
Patton Widow James H Patton Dies at Mulberry Street Home
Mrs Lacey Patton widow of James H Patton died Monday night at 11 after a lingering stomach illness at their Mulberry Street home She would have been 69 A native of Necreek she was married October 27 1870 to the Hartford magistrate Survived by husband two daughters Mesdames Barnes and Dennett two grandsons J Glenn Barnes and Charles Ross Bennett Jr Funeral at Oakwood Cemetery was simple with hymns prayers by Rev Pragier and Rev Walker pallbearers listed and many floral offerings.
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Lacey Patton
James H. Patton
Mulberry Street
John Coleman
Sallie (Bennett) Coleman
Necreek
Patton
Hartford
Mt. Hermon
Methodist Church
Charles Ross Bennett
Hartford Apuet Church
Messrs
R. Riley
Howard Elis
R. B. Martin
Bennett
E.G. ‘Barrass
A. R. Carson
Rev R. L. Grider Receives Honorary Doctor of Divinity
The Rev. R I Grider presiding elder of the Louisville district of the Southern Methodist Church was awarded the honorary Doctor of Divinity degree by Kentucky Wesleyan College at Winchester during commencement. One other recipient was named.
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R. 8. Grider
Louisville
Southern Methodist Church
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Winchester
Grider
Fatal Accident in McHenry During Storm
Mr Wildene of Mc Henry was struck and killed by lightning in an electrical storm Tuesday evening. He sat near a window when the fatality occurred as his four male children sheltered in the same room escaped without injury. The building suffered no damage and burial was held Wednesday in McHenry.
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Wildene
McHenry
McHeary
First Ohio County Teachers Training School Opens
The first Ohio County Teachers Training School opened at Hartford High School with devotional exercises led by Rev Frasier. Leach and Shulte delivered talks, Miss Mary Marke welcomed participants, and a faculty including Prof Bilis and Prof Shults was introduced. Fifty four teachers and students enrolled. more expected as dozens of similar schools launch statewide. State and county fund the project. training is free to teachers and high school credit is offered for high school students taking summer work.
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Ohio County
Hartford High School
Frasier
Leach
Shulte
Mary Marke
Mra. C
Martin
T. F. Ellin
Huntington W
Bilis
Oscar Shults
Ellis
Mark
Axain
Maton
Miss Palmer to receive diploma in music supervision
Miss Beulah Cole Palmer of McHenry Kentucky will graduate as Supervisor of Public School Music and Art at Louisville Conservatory of Music commencement in Shubert Theatre Monday night June 19. The act of the recent legislature makes music part of all public school curricula in the state and fifty two graduates will receive diplomas from Frederic A. Cowles, Director.
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Louisville
Beulah Cole Palmer
McHenry
Louisville Conservatory of Music
Shubert
Conservatory
Palmer
Frederic A. Cowles
Picked and Sold 360 Gallons of May Cherries
During the week of May 14th the Barnard family of Beaver Dam Route 3 picked and marketed 360 gallons of May cherries from Band Spring Farm. The fruit, grown on under half an acre, far exceeds home use with strong demand for the crop.
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R. I. Barnard
Beaver Dam
Route 3
Band Spring Farm
Thomas Reemerges as Editor of Log Cabin Magazine
J. H. Thomas, former coworker, is back editing the Log Cabin magazine issued by the Republican League in Louisville. The small, plain publication bears the Thomas Trade Mark and is produced in his spare time from duties at the Jefferson County Sheriff's office where he is employed.
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HO. Gray
Altress Sougian
Jefferson County Election Commission
George Ewald
Faying
Tincherow
Democratic Organization
J. H. Thomas
Pathe
Jefferson County
Ohio Countians in University of Ky honors noted
Byron Williams of Ohio County completed his junior year at the University of Kentucky Civil Engineering. He earned the highest grades in nearly all subjects, pledged into Tau Beta Pi, and held offices in the AAAS and Dormitory Council. Martha Pate, Hartford, Kentucky, finished sophomore Home Economics and gained campus honors including May Queen. Other local students, Marshall Barnes, Manning Bennett, Glenn Tinsley, and Howard Glenn, are advancing in law, electrical, and civil engineering programs with new positions at General Electric, Kentucky Rock Asphalt, and Creasy Corporation.
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Byron ¥. Williams
Jcollege of
University of Kentucky
Byron
Tau Beta Pi
U. of K
Williams
Mise
Martha Pate
A. B Pate
Hartford
Pate
Ohio
Alpha Gamma Data Sorority
Western Kentucky
Gallery of Kentucky Beauties
Marshal Barnes
Beaver Dam
Ohio County
Law College
Barnes
Phi Alpha Delta
Law Fraternity
Mystic Thirteen
Manning Bennett
Narrows
Glenn Tinsley
Howard Glenn
Terre Haute
Ind
Bennett
College of Electrical Engineering
Glenn
College of Civil Engineering
Tinsley
Arte and Science College
Heaney
General Electric Company
Chicago
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Company
Bowline Green
Mr. Tinsley
Creasy Corporation
Louisville
Morgantown Defeated In Rockport Clash 4 3
Morgantown traveled to Rockport and lost 4 to 3 in a seesaw baseball game. Rockport's Allen and Skinner and Morgantown's Naueherry and Hammers starred. Charley Burden singled home Barnard to seal the win in the ninth. The third game of the series is set for Morgantown on July ninth.
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Morgantown
Rockport
Allen
Skinner
Naueherry
Charley Burden
Barnard
Beavers Host Beaverton Busters Sunday Match
Manager Everly's boys prepare for a Sunday game against the Beaver Dam Busters at home. The lineup aims to rebound from prior losses and seek a strong showing in front of local fans.
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Everly
Marriage of Agnes Ward and Lion F Dempsey in Owensboro
The marriage of Miss Agnes Ward of Centertown and Mr Lion F Dempsey of McHenry was solemnized in Owensboro on Monday by Judge Roy L McFarland. The bride’s brother Chester Ward and Mrs Ward attended. Mrs Dempney is the daughter of Joseph B H Ward.
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Agnes Ward
Centertown
Lion F. Dempsey
McHenry
Owensboro
Roy L. McFarland
Chester Ward
Ward
Handwork and Twilight Story Hour Classes Start Soon
Beginning Monday, June 19, Mrs. Ellis will lead a handwork class for children ages six to fourteen at eleven o'clock a m limited to twenty with a twenty five cent material fee. Evening Twilight Story Hour runs 6 30 to 7 30 for all ages featuring songs stories plays and games inviting neighbors from adjoining towns and county.
June Nuptials Tied By Judge In Courthouse Ceremony
The Honorable Judge Wed ding officiated a rapid June wedding for Willard Sampley and Edna Minton of Echols. They were married Monday in the courthouse, beginning a long life together in a ceremony noted for its brevity amid a quiet season for June weddings. The judge’s speedy handling of the nuptials drew warm wishes for the couple.
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Willard Sampley
Edna Minton
Echols
Court House
Miss Emma Johnson to Receive Public School Music Diploma
Miss Emma Luellie Johnson of Fordaville earns the diploma as Supervisor of Public School Music and Art at Louisville Conservatory of Music commencement at Shubert's Theatre Monday night June 19. The degree comes as a legislative act creates a class of fifty two graduates across conservatory departments under Director Frederick A. Cowles.
Clayhole Murder Trial to Proceed
Catlettsburg Ky June 13 Opening statements by A Floyd Byrd for the Commonwealth and Island C Musick for the defense closed near midnight. Witness testimony shows both sides claim the other started the trouble. Jury impaneled about 9 with four defendants Shade Combs French Combs Leslie Combs and George Allen Jr entering pleas of not guilty.
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Leslie Combs
George Allen, Jr
Ylene
Manriagh Licenses Recently Issued
A list shows licenses issued in Manriagh including John Voyles Hartford and Josie Johnson Narrows R D No 4 Coakley Gray Beaver Dam Lisa Rains Beaver Dam Arthur Hoops Beaver Dam Violet Dean Beaver Dam Baker Richardson Beaver Dam Myrtle Stevens Willard Samply Wends Bana M Minion Kehols.
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John Voyles
Hartford
Josie Johnson
Narrows
Coakley Gray
Beaver Dam
Lisa Rains
Arthur Hoops
Violet Dean
Baker Richardson
Mtyrtle Stevens
Willard Samply
Bana M
Minion
Kehols
Victory Won by Tax Commission in Lexington Case
Circuit Judge R C Stoll ruled the state tax commission has power to order property reassessment in Fayette county but imposed limits. The commission cannot raise totals above the original increase, must cover reassessment costs, and must notify each taxpayer with protest details the date and place. The decision followed lengthy afternoon deliberations.
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Lexington
R. C. Stoll
Fayette County
State Tax Commission
Paystts County
Kentucky 55th University Commencement Honors Judge Bingham
At Lexington on June 14 the University of Kentucky conferred degrees on 216 graduates the largest class in its history. Judge Robert Worth Bingham of Louisville received an honorary Doctor of Laws for his work toward Kentucky social and industrial progress, and Dr Edwin D Slosson received one for interpretations of modern science.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Edwin D. Slosson
Washington
Robert Worth Bingham
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Burley Tobacco
Kentucky
Dr. Sleason
Charge graft by federal officer in Georgia
A Georgia grand jury opened an investigation into complaints that federal employees and applicants for federal posts were asked to pay money in return for appointments. District Attorney Clint W. Hager said the probe, ordered by the Department of Justice in Washington, involves more than fifty witnesses and is being held behind closed doors. He stated he has no personal aims and will report findings after the jury acts.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Clint W. Hager
Department of Justice
Washington
Hager
New President for Centre College Named
The Centre College board of Trustees elected Dr. W A Canfield as president after Dr. Aiies Montgomery, then president of Parsons College Iowa, stepped into a widely noted Presbyterian educator role.
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Danville
Centre Coleylect
At Aiies Montgomery
W A Canfield
Montgomery
Parsons College
Iowa
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