Death of Governor Knott at Home in Lebanon
Former Governor J Proctor Knott died at his Lebanon home at 6 06 pm after a week of Pneumonia and a choking spell. Relatives and friends gathered as hymns were sung and Protestant ritual prayers echoed. Knott had been frail for months but retained memory of days past in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Proctor Knott
Mistes Bursle
Lillian Brewer
Eadly
Gov. Knott
Ben
J. M. Knott
Ming Kate Knott
RB. J. Nesbitt
Miss McElroy
Mra
T. C. Mellroy Mist An
Tha
Notable figure recalls past life at Lebanon home
The narrative describes a man who, after leaving a college post and returning to his country house near the city, faced the loss of his home by fire. Grief over the fire and his long years at the Lebanon residence shape his later days, with friends gathering for reminiscences and stories of the past. The grounds were deeded to a Chautauqua association for future use while he lived in Lebanon, enjoying hospitality as years passed.
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College
Tuck
Déimoon
Tewkdene
Lebanon
Tim
Estonia
Baptist Church Announces Service Times and Meetings
J W Bruner pastor invites members to Sunday School at 9 45 Morning worship at 10 45 and evening worship at 8 The pastor urges attendance for the next year decision B Y P A meets in Barnes room at 7 Preaching at Cofford Saturday afternoon at 2 30 and Sunday at the same time Public warmly invited to worship at all services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bruner
W. Ford
Thea
Barnet
Cofford
Reunion of Odd Fellows in Louisville Kentucky
Local lodge I O O F plans a grand reunion for members families and friends across Kentucky and Southern Indiana at Fontaine Ferry Park Louisville on Tuesday July Mth. Special train service will bring children from Lexington and Greenburg welfare homes. Grand leaders from multiple states invited and railroads offer reduced fares. Grand Masters Gruber and Supp push broad participation in Louisville.
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Lodge
Kentucky
Indiana
Loulaville
Fontaine Farry Park
United States
Lexington
Louleville
Greenburg
John B. Gockrum
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Odd Fellowship
Louisville
Gruber
Supp
Victory for Local Attorneys Over Coal Company
Meme Heavrin and Woodward, attorneys for Robt Robinson, report a telegram from Lemteville clerk informing that Judge Ey Quasbad set aside the former judgment in favor of the Coal Company and awarded a new trial for $10,000. Trial held at Owetsboro last May.
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Meme Heavrin & Woodward
Robt, Robinson
Bradway
Co. & Court
Lemteville
Thoreau
Ey- Qusbad
Cliert
Witt
Wee
Owetmsboro
Stock Taken Up by Sheriff at Beaver Dam
Sheriff takes up stock as four yearling calves are seized by owners after paying expenses. The notice notes the calves were moved to Beaver Dam by Black and Brown with costs unsettled.
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Galen
Beaver Dam
TH. Black
Krown
Young Couple Steal March On Friends
The city learned Wednesday afternoon of the marriage of Otto C. Martin and Misa Lana Warrick Coppage in Jeffersonville Indiana on May 17. Martin, a Kentucky State University law student, will reside in Louisville with his bride. The couple was joined by Stella Rogers and Hon. Alvy S Bennett. party traveled from Hartford and Leitehfield. Mrs. Coppage is a popular Grayson county figure. the couple receive best wishes as Martin heads to LeLehfield to fetch his bride and return to Hartford.
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Otto C. Martin
Martin
Kentucky State Universlty
Louisville
Stella Rogers
Alvy S$. Bennett
Jeffersonville
Lula Coppage
W. H. Coppage
Grayson County
Grayson Capital
Mr. Martin
Hartford
Fod
Vick
Owansbord
Cecil Exell
Taylor Mines
Mabel Rains
Ben L. Rains
Sunnydale
Jno. Jennings
Larserno Dal
John T. Baize
Visitor from Houston revisits Centertown for reunion
Mr G M Rowe of Houston formerly Centertown visits friends and relatives near Centertown. He served in the fish Kentucky Regiment and will stay in Kentucky until after the old soldier's reunion on July 4. He has long subscribed to The Hartford Republican, a welcome home gesture.
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Centertown
G. M. Rowe
Houston
Texas
Trials in Judge Wedding court continued in Tay lor and Dougherty cases
In Judge Wedding's court on Wednesday the Commonwealth versus Bill Taylor was continued as main witness Flatt could not attend. Also Dougherty facing feloniously and maliciously having carnal knowledge with a family under 16 was continued and a June 26 trial date set with the defendant understood to waive the examining trial.
Sunday School Union Meeting Readies June Session
Program notes for the Sunday School Union of the Ohio County Baptist Association to meet with Mofirady Credehurch on June a at 0:30 devotional led by Bliers J A Armtrong and W C Taylor. The session includes Why have a Sunday School with Elders Hirsh Shielde and G A Lawrence. Reading minutes and further updates follow, with P A Ford assisting as secretary.
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Sunday School Union
Ohio County Bapilet Association
Mofirady Credehurch
Wal
Bliers
J. A. Armtrong
W. C Taylor
Hirsh Shielde
G. A. Lawrence
Ford
Fourteen applicants examined for teaching certificates in county
The County Board of Examiners held the summer test in Fatville High School with Prof. Showa Embry and others presiding. Fourteen candidates including Daniel, Williams, Brown, Rains, and Mason sat for the tests. Top scores reached by Daniel and Ross Brown, certificates issued in seven first class seven second class and two others. Extr exams planned for July and August as Old Masons lamp dedication is set for June 37 with Grand Master Burnam presiding and a large attendance anticipated.
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County Board of Examiners
Compost
B. Showa
Late Embry
Gaye Henry Leach
Fatsville
Onda Daniel
Sophia Williams
S$. Marwon
Alpha Brown
Wincie Rains
Dudley ‘Westerthyrd
Rosie Brown
Anna McPercan
Aifie Mcfwrran
Mason
Robert R. Burnam
Richmond
Exarches
Auspions of Solomon's Lodge
Louisville
de Molay
Ttey
B. BP
Hungerford
Bodes
Aquilia Webb
Louis- Veitte
Cowles
Louisvill
Local social notes from Rockport and nearby towns
June 20 social roundup lists Mrs. Jose Burgher and guests from Cen tertows Leitchfield Harrisburg and Countertown visiting last Wednesday. Others include Mrs Hubert Clarke Deanfield Mrs Mahalia Warner and Miss Montie William with various regional travels and local family gatherings across Beaver Dam Nelson and Centerville.
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Render
Jose Burgher
Rockport
Min. O. K
Centertows
Mrr
Winn
T.wil Lard
Rhee Armetrong
Leitchfiam
and Ming
Dean Aulteure
Harrisburg
Pred Chapman
Coutertown
Hosusna
Batt Daughter
N. Alba
Kyn Bruner
Harthord
J. Lk Tate
Rockoom
Wae Baroe
Mim Guy Biowart
Af Nelson
Jian Baudagr
Simon Jonas
Lusac
Fourth of July Speech At Centertown Promises Oratory and Festivities
The Cattlesvarg Daily Tribune previews a Centertown Fourth of July celebration with reduced rail rates, music, and a speech by J. Ney Foster of The Hartford Republican. The piece lampoons the event and anticipates Foster’s oration drawing crowds, noting local weather and political humor.
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Cattlesvarg Daily Tribune
Centertown
Kentucky
Uy Am
J. Ney Foster
The
Tribune
Hartford Republican
Young Foster
San Francisco
Foster
Ohio County
Brother J. Ney
Messy crops and social notes from the area
Community updates describe uneven crop progress with farm labor busying harvests and gardens slow. A large church gathering occurred over the weekend with many locals attending. Several residents and visitors are named in social visits and Sunday activities, including Miss Sadie Golf and Miss Bertha Raenfrow, plus local families and students.
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Farmare
Chance of a lifetime offers at State University of Kentucky
A letter to Supt. Henry Leach outlines a Harvard style opportunity for 10 Kentucky students to receive free tuition dorms fuel and lights plus travel funds for a nine month fall session and yearly renewals. Candidates must pass examinations and pay only board and books with promising career paths in engineering agriculture and more.
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Cam
Kara L. Gills
Registear
State University
Lexington
Kentucky
W. T. Larp
Care
Leach
Merhadien
Notice to Tax Payers for 1911 Taxes Due
Notice to taxpayers that 1911 taxes are due. Payment can be made by calling the office of H. Black & Co, with details limited by the legible fragment indicating where to contact for payment.
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V. H. Black
Eastview Social Notes Word Salad From Local Sheet
A fragmented items list shows residents from Eastview and nearby towns visiting relatives over a weekend. Names appear with uncertain spellings and places such as Bea ver Dam Canoont Mas Wall and Concord. The text is garbled and unreadable in places.
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Gov, Knott
Marten
Taiping
Walle
Law Dupartmeunt Omute College
Danville
Gov. Knott Hilferet
Lena Coppage
Otto E. Martin
Leitehfield
Fordsville
Renfrow
Joe Wilson
Mitte
Omiey
Tom Engler
Parise
Maw
Varnin Kentrow
Luan Crowder
J. €. Crowder
HL Mus
Bible Chum
Supt. of Schools
Henry Leach
State University of Kentucky
Eastview
Bob. Fretch
Billamith
G N. King
Canoont
Baturday
Lan Miller
Mas Wall
Pent
Mmto
Mme T
Hintom
Taylor T
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