Candidates File Expense Reports For Primary Election
Local candidates filed detailed expense tallies with the Sheriff and County Clerk listing amounts and purposes. Totals range from modest rail fares to hotel bills and printing with several names including Tate Smith Rhodes Crowder and Harris linked to a vehicle incident and police report in Louisville.
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Egtlekir
Jamnee
Tate
Wincos Smith
Ivers
Brytnr Rhoads
Tom
Billy
Ivery
Clonra Crowder
Volore
One Martin
Solhitten Mack Cook
Charlie Smith
W. J. Bulne
Roy Keown
PS Leaving to Enter University of Kentucky Students
The following students will leave this week to enter the University of Kentucky at Lexington. Mine Martha Fate Mea Powell Tiehenor John Allen Wilson Byron Williams Glens Thirteen and Bilah Thomas of Martfort Willan Madiox of Mew Houry Lirkheld Harney and Marabal Harney of Beaver Dam. Mr Howart Gloun, formerly of Hartford now of Terre Haute, led a few re entering the University ble tall This will be his leet year.
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University At Kentucky At
Lesington
Martha Fate
Mea Powell Tiehenor
John Allen Wilsom
Byron Willians
Glens Thirtey
Bilah Thomas
Martfort
Willan Madiox
Mew
Houry
Lirkheld Harney
Marabal
Harney
Beaver Dam
Howart Gloun
Hartford
Terre
Thanle
Pemocat Candidate for Mayor Defends Conduct
The Democratic nominee for Louisville mayor, Overton Marrin, denounces accusations of a foul police plot as baseless. Readers report neighborhood outrage over cars blocking streetlights and lingering in the area, affecting residents.
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Pemocat
POR Mayor
Overton Marrin
Louisville
Ohio County Fair Opens Amid Smooth Run
Morgantown band played at Riley corner as the opening of the Ohio County Fair drew a good crowd. Weather was ideal and the grounds looked fine though the exported aeroplane failed to appear due to prohibitive appearance fees. County exhibits, artisans, and a growing list of contestants promise a lively fair with ample opportunity for patronage and socializing.
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Morgantown
Riley Corner
Circuit court term opens with heavy civil and criminal docket
The September term of the Ohio circuit court begins Monday with a full civil docket and numerous criminal prosecutions listed for trial. Cases include disputes over land sales and titles, divorce petitions, alimony requests, and claims of damages to land from mining activities. Several named plaintiffs seek alimony, support, or division of property, with dates and spouses cited for each filing.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Wade
Comth
Clarence Aull
Same
Worting
Conth
Ros Hines
Honor
Walden Holes
Lowis Carmickie
Tomas Fedeht
Ey Ener
Petit Jurors
Martin Porter
G. M. Burdette
Lannie Cook
Ernest Morris
Frank Maps
Larr Novideon
Jeff Curtis
J B. Cooper
Dudley
W. EB. Wiexs
Namimetrmor
Hildred Hicks
Loyal Protective Association
Lovana
Wilma Rowan
Lockie Brown
Beaver Dam Coal Company
Thomas Vance
James Cummins
Hermat Black
Sam Hoover
Lizxi Barnet
Omar Barnett
Pheititt
Ohio
Naomi Vincent Wilson Vo
Charles Wilson
Chicago
Plainutt
Ant
C. Be, Royal and Others
P.P. ‘Wontertiitd
Woow
Slick
Ory Bul
Royal
Ruth M. Pryor
George Pryor
Nin
Counly
Grayson County
Whit
N. A. Bridges
Brown
Hardin Brown
Judson Brown
Maud Austin Va
Malnitift Suds
T. H. Balmain
Lucinda Bat
Peart Snodgraus
Jome Snodwrass
Serious Accident Ford Turns Turtle Near Hoover Hill
A Ford driven by Arthur Miller wrecked two miles north of Beda on Hoover Hill injuring Milly Miller and badly shaking other occupants. Archie Johnson escaped unconsciousness. Asa King and another man were knocked out. Dr. A. Isley helped at the scene. Miller was taken to Owensboro hospital then returned to Hartford to recover at home. Radius rod broke, tipping the car onto a bunk. spokes stripped on a front wheel, car otherwise not severely damaged. In a related note, Roy Hines was jailed for disorderly conduct and his father Tom Hines for bootlegging, with a bond issue prompting the son to post bond for his father’s release.
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Arthur Miller
Beda
Hoover Hill
Milly
Archie Clay Johnson
Asa King
A. I.sley
Mr. Miller
Owenshoro
Hartford
Worth Ticheror
Owensboro
Miller
Ohio County
Roy Hines
Near Cluton
Tom Hines
Narrows farmer Redford Bean dies after long illness
Narrows area resident Redford Bean died at his home near Narrows Tugaday after months of illness from an unusual disease affecting the head. He was forty seven and buried Wednesday at Axton burying ground near Claton. He left a wife and three children.
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Redford Bean
Narrows
Tugaday
Louisville
Axton Burying Ground
Sear Claton
Teachers Payday Delayed by Funds Shortage
Superintendent Howard announced payday for teachers would be mailed but funds were insufficient. State funds arrived while county funds were not yet available. The county board will meet the first Monday in October to allocate money to meet September salaries, as new school law ties teacher pay to board sessions.
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Howard
Judge Cook Ties Knot for Young County Couple
In Judge Cook’s office a youthful couple began married life Monday morning. The judge performed a brief, snappy ceremony, sealing the union of Miss Bernice Harden and Mr. Willie Calloway of McHenry. The bride was twenty and the groom was twenty.
Kirks Give 600 Party at Union Street Residence
Mr and Mrs A D Kirk entertained with a 600 party at their Union Street home on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Oulye Wilcox of Morgan Helt. After several progressive games were played and dainty refreshments served, the guests included amis Readye Wilras, Kathleen Turner, Winnie D. Simmer, Mechanies G HM Birkhead, H Shults, Darrel Sullonger, Mr and Mrs L T Riley, James Glenn, Cur Uo Maples, Paul Stak, Roy Barsbit, and Harold Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merv
A. D. Kirk
Union Street
Oulye Wilcox
Morgan- Helt
Mia
Wooten
L. T. Riley
James Glenn
Paul Stak
Roy Barsbit
Harold Holbrook
Ohio County Baptist Association calls executive board meeting
All members of the Executive Board are requested to attend a call meeting for organization on September 20, 1921 at 10 a m in Hartford Kentucky. Russell Walker.
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The
Ohio County Baptist Association
Hartford
Russell Walker
Night School At Cromwell Teachs Adults For Community Gain
Maxon principal of the consolidated Cromwell school runs a night class with fifteen adult pupils. Several are heads of families and learning to read write while others pursue advanced courses. Mason teaches for no pay beyond community educational interest.
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Maxon
Cromwell
Pubil
Mason
Beaver Dam PTA Elects Officers and Plans Evening Meetings
Beaver Dam graded and high school PTA elected officers for the coming year during Friday’s meeting in the school auditorium. The group agreed to hold future meetings at night to boost attendance and discussed enhancing association work. Also reorganized were the Literary Society divisions with officers named for Senior Freshman and Junior Sophomore groups. Basketball plans were outlined with Leonard A. Waker as manager and Prof. Allison as coach as practice begins. Several local residents and students were noted in personal items and travel to colleges.
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Parent-Teacher Association of the
Beaver Dam
J. O. McKinney
H. L. Ramsey
Tom Cooper
J. A
Clyde’ Taylor
Mise Ovie Belle Herrel
Seertary
Florenc Taylor
Guy’ Daniel
Wendell Ralph
Leonard
Allison
J. A. Leach
Craig
Frankfort
Greenriver
Porter Barns
Frank Barnes
Cora Burney
Nora Jackson
Eloise al Tin
Bettie Renfrow
M. Jones and Son
Owensboro
Flende
Robert Bennett
Spokane
Washington
Mr and Airs
Scott Likens
Mise Ting Ferguson
Oklahoma
Red Quest
Mise Thelma Arbuckle
Ramet Cook
Owenshoro
Mayon ‘Taylor
Oklahome
River claims yet another life as boy drowns above water mill
Clarence Stalsworth, 14, son of Mrs. Mary Stalsworth, drowned in the river a half mile above the old water mill after a swim with Roscoe Peters. A swift current swept him from depth to deeper water. volunteers aided the search until locating the body Tuesday noon. Funeral held by Ter. Russell Walker at Oakwood cemetery. survivor list includes his mother and three brothers.
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Clarence
Mary Stalsworth
Roscoe Peters
Tichenor
Peters
Ter
Russell Walker
Intorment
Oakwood
Bou Te
Hila
Arch Sinlsworth
Court of Appeals to Pass on Six Ohio County Cases
The fall term opens Monday September 19 with six Ohio County matters to be heard. Cases include Payne vs Payne, Payne vs Smith, Sandefur et al vs Stevens et al, Broadway Coal Mining Co versus Orkies, Ohio County Drug Co versus Howard, and Security Life Insurance Co versus Black.
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Court OF Appeals
Ohio
Ohio Circuit Court
Payne
Death of Mrs Rial at Nocreek Funeral at Wesley Chapel
Mrs Bertie Rial died at her home near Nocreek on Thursday morning from cancer. Funeral services will be held at Wesley Chapel at 10 o'clock with burial in Carson graveyard. She leaves one daughter Mrs Dena Bennison and was sister to Dillis Ward County Tax Commissioner.
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Bertie Rial
Nocreek
Wesley Chapel
Carson
Rial
Dena Bennison
Infant Dies of Meningitis in 26 Day old Melnteer Baby
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Melnteer died Thursday morning at 12 05. The baby was twenty six days old. Meningitis was the direct cause of its death. Burial will take place at Oakwood today at 10 o clock.
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B. B. Melnteer
Oakwood
Revival meeting closes with new faiths in town
A Sunday night revival gathering concluded with seven professions of faith and nine additions to the church. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Marion Park and families from nearby areas, with a list of guests and relatives appearing in attendance. Over the week, locals hosted guests from Owensboro and nearby communities, and news notes mention a birth to Mr W Lowe and several residents visiting relatives.
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Marion Park
Aubrey Newcom
Isaac Shawn Jr
TC. Trogdon
T This Place
Sarah Bennett
Oqwelboro
Weetdrfield
Near Beda
Minu Sophia Kunk
Tatty
Spout
Writley
Satsale
Connla Lake
Mine
Aira
C.N. Maled
Alexandria
Mr. Wat Sire
T. W. Lowe
PG Pen
Meiete Imogene
Mesaira
Ccett
Grover " Briete
Owensboro
Engineer Mr William Heed Resigns from Illinois Central
Mr William Heed an engineer on the Owensboro branch of the Illinois Central railroad after over twenty years resigns his position due to ill health and will move with his family to Dawson Springs.
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William Heed
Owensboro
Ilinois Central Railroad
Dawson Bprings
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Mr. Chumley
G. A. Ralph
Tenn
Rgiirong
Nathaniel Hudson
T. A. Black
Cp Keown
Nothing
Charlie Carden
Paal Murphy
Gan
All
Ernest Birkhead
Vols
Johndon Stewart
Petty
Overton Hurtiy
Louisville Herald
Harris
Tlarrie
Harrig
Biblic
Beteeen
Mrr
Morrie
U. OF K. Stude
Marie Pate Hardin
Bennie Hardin
Alsin
State Compensation Board
Ford
Sam
Grey
Judge Cook
KIRKS
Beaver Dam Department
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