Conference closes Scottsville meet in large regional gathering
The Southern Methodist conference closes its four week session at Scottsville assembling presiding elders and many pastors from districts including Bowling Green, Henderson, Hopkinsville, and Greensburg. Delegates, lay and clerical, prepare for General Conference with officers named and a wide list of circulating assignments.
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Southern Mathodleehnsel
Scotieville
Aenirerienio
Howling Green
O. Wo Tiviemel
Adwirvill
Virgil Biging
Auburn
J Deacon
Bowling Greet Broadway
Moh Alexander
Bowling Green
Lilburn
KC. Cole
Bas
Frank A G. Wien
Epler
A. Tunesi
Franklin Chowit
Omfe
Pranklin Station
Johnson
Glan
Summers Bristow
Imineville
Sler
Horke Cave
W. Warconer
Murgantawn
B. F. Capos
Mayturdville
J Tf
Columbia Distrir
J. Wade
Ollwr
Albany
L.A
AN. Yanfey
Clinton
Sullivan
Colunbia
St. V. Bennett
Bikborn
RO We
Powntain Run
L. &. Wood
Cook
Tiradyvnie
JW. Rayburn
Greensburg
J. A. Johnson
Jamestown
Thana
Mannaville
J. W. Cughton
Mille Springs
J. T. Alton
Monticetlo
K. V. Bennett
Hileabethtown
J. H. Nicholson
Bardatown
All
Nelly Bie Clifty
WM. Dewitt
Big
Ivan Allen
Thadfordyville
Hil
Brandensburg
R. Luton
Buffalo
Robert Johnson
Cooian
Hed
Jarboe
Elizabethtown
J. T. McAfee
Owenshore
L. K. May
Beaver Dunn
W. 8. Buckner
Calhoun
L. W .Turner
Centertown
F A. Sanders
Central City
W. A. Grant
Cloverport
J. R. Randolph
Drakenboro
C. C. Jones
Dundee
M. B. Wilcox
Fordevile
F. J. Sanders
Greenville
W. C. Frank
HB. C. Lempton
Owensboro
V. Stimson
W. J. Piggott
Irvington
Mra
J. HB. Dickey
Louieville
Edward Hill
Campbellsville
A. R. Kasey
Hopkinsville
T. L. Hulse
Henderson
W. BR. Wagoner
Hore
A. W. Hummell
V. Hompet
Train Kills Man At Rockport Depot
Wille Ferguson, a Rockport depot clerk, was fatally struck by a passenger train near Rockport early Monday. His body was found on the track, head crushed, and he died at Paducah railroad hospital shortly after. Ferguson had only two weeks on the job, coming from Sturgis, and was raised near Horse Branch. relatives prepared for burial at Horse Branch.
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Wille Ferguson
Rockport
Mindi Central
Ferguson
Wan
Paducah
Fergus
Offica St Sturgis
Horse Branch
Hila Yomaine
Machine Accident Endangers Men in Beaver Dam Drive
Mose Wilson and his brother Job were riding with several young men when the car rolled over near Beaver Dam. In the scramble a pistol discharged, the shot striking Job Wilson in the thigh as another man wrested the weapon from a headlong hand.
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Mose Wilson
Job Andacim
Beaver Dam
Wia
Job Wilson
Shall Law vs Bootleggers Urges Citizens to Act Now
A call urges Ohio county residents to aid authorities in stamping out moonshining and liquor abuse. It argues law officers need citizen evidence to prosecute bootleggers and protect travelers and the community. Immediate, concerted action is urged to halt the spread of this delinquency.
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Ohio County
Hartford doctor to study eye disease in Chicago for four years
Dr A B Riley and his family will depart Hartford for Chicago next week to enter a four year course at a hospital specialty for eye diseases and allied conditions. Other noted locals Maddox EW Jackson Here bert Weverfield and W C Overton accompany him. concerns are raised that Gus may not return to Hartford.
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A. B. Riley
Chicago
Riley
Windy City
Gus
Hartford
Circuit Court Closes After Busy Term Details Prohibition Cases
A busy term of the Ohio circuit court ended with numerous civil actions cleared and a hard line on bootlegging. Roy Hines and Tom Faught faced multiple violations with fines totaling $600 and jail time totaling 160 days. A restraining order was issued against Tom Hines to stop liquor sales. Several civil cases resulted in judgments, divorse actions, and estate settlements, with juror lists drawn for November term.
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Ohta Brealt
Dros Te
Roy Hines
Rosine
Tom Fought
Wheu
Iheir
Tom Hines
Hines
Commonwealth Va
Commonwealth
Clarence Ault
Porisville
Ohio
Thomas Faught
Vndeos Mining
Beaver Dam Cou) Company
Cominantes
Stitt
Court of Appeals
Stith
Minnie Taylor
Edigar Taylor
Defendent
Mary M. Stevens
Harold Holbrook
Wil
Mam
Hickory Bil
Republicans sweep Rerck enridge ticket faces no opposition
Republican candidates from Breckinridge County will be unopposed this fall as opponents on the Democratic ticket failed to file with the secretary of state within the required five days. Nominees include Jess Howard for county judge and Curt Pate for sheriff, among magistrates and other county offices.
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Bredkenridge
Democratc
Jess Mt. Howard
Vic Robertson
R. M. Hook
Orin Hardin
J Mo Mmller
Disteiet
A. J. Ashcraft
Robert Fisher
Amy
Paul Hashem
Curt Pate
Cheriff
Virgil Goodman
Joller
W. A. Basham
Beck Pod Metric
BE. A. Hardesty
W. J. Phegott
Perth Ditrict
B. J. Seaton
Sea
Rator
Former coroner James Bradley dies at 89
Mr James Bradley of Horse Branch died Sunday of senility at age 89 His remains were buried at Salem under the auspices of the Masons to which he long belonged He previously served as the county coroner for many years.
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James Bradley
Horse Branch
Salem
The
Masons
Bradley
Rain Delays Slack Smith Speaking Tour Across Towns
Excessive rain last week and the start of this week forced Judge Black and Commonwealth's Attorney Smith to cancel talks planned for Balzetown Centerown Rockport and Cromwell. Aimed to speak at Bells Run Tuesday night but muddy roads left their car stuck. Rescheduled appointments will be announced in these columns. officials regret the delay and ask residents for patience until weather allows further visits.
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Judge Black
Commonwealth
Smith
Balzetown
Centerown
Rockport
Cromwell
Bells Run
Judge Slack
Mr. Smith
Double header wedding voyage ends in honeymoon trip
Cupid staged a quaint double header at Rev Fuqua's residence with Neatley Jones and Lennie Tichenor paired with Dana Fuqua and Victoria Canary. After each pair declared a happy victory the couples departed for Louisville for a honeymoon.
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Cupid
Rev
R. BE
Fuqua
Umstra
Neatley Jones
Dana Fuqua
Lennie Tichenor
Victoria Canary
Louvieville
Ohio County Literacy Compared with Kentucky Counties
A Kentucky county literacy comparison shows Ohio County at a favorable level with a high percentage of illiteracy among children over ten. Warren County, with its county seat as a major higher education hub, records a notable illiteracy rate, while Fayette County and Transylvania illustrate additional provincial literacy figures.
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Kentucky
Warren County
Ad Faywite
Transylvania
Uge
Unemployment Plan Debated by Great Council Leaders
Washington Sept 26 A far reaching plan for co operation among employers and government agencies to regulate distribute and increase employment was outlined by President Harding and Secretary Hoover. Subcommittees will report by Oct 5 with aims to ease winter hardship and restore normal commerce and employment.
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Washington
Conference of Economists
Captains
Waren G. Harding
Harding
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Harry 8. Robinson
Organization Committee
United States
National Treasury
Parmal
Fune
Hane
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Presiding Elder
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Broadway
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Crescent Hid
F. Ih. Olvelace
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Hazelgood
John A. Loses
Highlands
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Highland Park
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A. Arnold
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Lo Munday
Jeffersonville
PM Petty
Jefferson Circuit
Short
Messick Menoral
Middintown
Ky Tirkey
Oakdale
W. P. Miller
Fortland
Kings Rivers Memorial
J. C. Hoskingson
Union Temple
A. Hupphrey
Virginia Avenue
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J. Prather
Woodburn
A.W. Stodghitt
Jopan
Hager
Mia Sonary
Africa
Monry
Adame
Worley Hoon
Po H. Ryan
Chaplin
United States Army
W. P Baird
Row. Maddox, EW. Jackson, Herebert Weverfield and
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Isabel Hughes
Riley Hughes
George Phipps
Thomas Harrison
Dowbhitt
R.A. Martin
Paipps
Holbrook and Park Ve. Prickwind Lilley Company
Pearl Beard Va
John W. Baird
Ruth M. Pryor
George H. Pryor
Nannie Little
John Walker Little
H. P. Taylor
M. L. Heavrin
J. B. Boyd
George Tinsley
Frank Cooper
John JB. Brown
Marion Shult
Rooo
Nehener
Ww. W. Daugherty
J. P. Camiran
B. T. Taylor
A. Crowe
John Quissen
Derry
O. Tt. Tinsley
J. W. Albin
L. Taylor
Walden Haynes
Clayton Hozarth
J. Tomertin
GO. Barrons
Bebop
Davenport
Wil Chiek
N. G. Hunley
Gentry
John W Thomas
D. Burin
Pees Barnard
M.D. King
James Gray
Chrisetian
J.C. Ralph
McDowell
T Fulkeron
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W. BE. Baker
A K. Cure “Son
Rerckenridge
Rain
Slack—Smith
Dourleak
Great Council
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