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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
5
Local notices from Hartford Kentucky detail community happenings. Mr Mervin Parks takes a business trip to Kosneville, Mrs. J. T. Moore visits from Louisville, and many residents host or visit relatives in Owensboro and Dawson Springs. Listings cover farm supplies, fence materials, seed inquiries, and spring house cleaning needs, with theater ads for STAR THEATRE and upcoming events including Miss Gwendon’s birthday party and a Mammoth Cave trip.
Me Dees Minton ind fealty in tend a eval Sunday ts Lettie. Mr. Charlie King returned here Monday after a sever weeke at Karwan Cliy Ala. Mrs. OM. Barnet and others were in Owens bar Wednesday. Randa Watterson returned home at Anhley after several digs here. Mrs. Blep Soeh and daughters visited Drakeshoro. Lady Maccabees hosted a kitchen shower for newly married Mr. W. R. Wydlek and Mrs. Golda Haydef. Monareh of Owensboro visited, then returned home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Riley. Mr and Mrs. Woodring welcomed an eightpound boy. The Hutle fellow christened William Omer dr. Rollie Foreman attended the wedding of Miss Mary June Foreman at Narrows.
Pyaire Ren Teylor of Peasant Kiddo Wee in town Toeeday Mr Barnett Sullengertes return ed there after severel months in Colorado. Mie Letin Glenn respending the weekend with Misa Anna Barnes at teuver Dam. Mrs Ernest Morrie and tittle Heuehier have been on the sick roll. Mn 5. M Woodward has return ed to her home in Leite after Hogeeioit with relatives here. Capt Cox celebrated his eightyhind birthday yesterday with a big birthday dinner at his daughter Mr BB Dirkhwad. Mr Clarenon Pields, a former Hartford boy now of New Orleans, saw old friends. Fields returns south after Columbus visit. Wilma Lowe, under Owensboro treatment, returned home Friday to spend days with her parents. Cousin Miss Virginia accompanied her. Mr and Mrs L B Everly of Ma lana left for Fort Worth then Cedar Edge Colo to visit Ev erly's sister Mrs W Overhutta and Mr Overhults.
Mrs. James Leona and daughter Misa Dorens arrived in Corbin then Atlanta from Corbin where they had been visiting Dr and Mrs Care son and Mrs Lyons son Dr Willis Lyons for several weeks. Mrs Lyons and Mias Dorens will probably stay through the summer.
Mrs Rowan Holbrok hosted an informal tea last Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs Fyr L Felix. Attending were Mosdames C M Barnett A W Lokun J B Glenn J R Pirtle W M Fur John B Wilson T T Fraxier and Miss Lettie Marks and Mamie Vennett.
Mr Leslie Hagerman, two years with the Herald, has accepted a position with the Masonic Home Journal at Melville. He will operate the enotype for the Journal and instruct the home youngsters in running the machine.
Masters Joseph and Beverly Miller and their grandson Mr C J Caldwell of New Orleans spent Thursday and Friday in Louisville. Caldwell, visiting his daughter Mrs Joe T Miller and Mr Miller, returned home Monday.
Word that Glenn Barnes has recovered from illness in Colorado Springs and Myrtle Lashbrook can resume work. Master William Bennett arrives from Welch to visit relatives, after schooling in West Virginia. STAR THEATRE presents William S. Hart in The Cradle of Courage with two shows June 18. Arlie Marion Thomas of Louisville graduates Holy Rosary Academy and wins a Louisville University scholarship for September. Mim Thomas, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Henry Thomas, previously of this county.
Property listing notes four acres of ground with good improvements located adjacent to Hartford. Includes details on parcel size and vicinity, indicating a sale listing for potential buyers seeking land with usable facilities.
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