Local clubs host open house and lodge gathering
Community groups, churches, and lodges held a weekend soiree with hostesses Mrs McTay and Mrs Ada Douglas hosting guests. attendance included prominent members and a bridge party at Englewood Road home. Prizes went to Mrs Tele Tapmey and Bruce Nilson. numerous guests from Harriman and Pineville attended.
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al Bridgeidyen
Aml
C. W. Ithodés
Englewood Road
Ars. Tele! Tapmey
Bruce Nulson
Jehard Laemey
Breuer Neon
Marianne Nelson
Ro W. Baker
Manton Boughis
Sot
Ramey
Siomnsis
J. W. Kuhitsan
Mins Marie Patgerson
Pineville
Helhorn
Wiehand Hames
M. Mer
Qverton
Mingne Swithh
Will Moteh
We Verran
Lucille Shovel
Unclear Childhood Notices Mention Names Across Page
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous personal names and vague events from a community page. It references Maud Dire Lon Yan visiting Pageeetl, Miss Chitle Lee Spencer, and several others, with scattered mentions of homes, visits, and family relations amid garbled phrases and incomplete sentences.
Children of Middle Hare Tendeht Present Brow Guece Play
The Brow Guece proposal will be presented by the children of Middle Hare tendeht in a theatrical event at the Mugen Theatre. Members will participate in a conjuration with a special pleasure stew for a mixed audience.
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Hare
Mugen Theatre
Conjurerion
Forest Fire Reports Expected From State Agencies
The Kentucky Forest Service announced it would issue annual forest fire reports, urging volunteers to submit fire incident data. Officials expect the forthcoming statewide summary to reflect past summers with variable fires and rainfall, noting many incidents and evacuations across counties.
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Senucky Forest Service
Volun Norte
Cody
Evan
Kentucky
Larsh
United States
Servies
MAD HOG UAVS AT WAAVNESBORI CHARGES REPORTED
Nichole YS, charged with catillary meeting Velbert Cantays, appeared at Waawnesbori court. The hearing followed a year of delays as prosecutors outlined the case and defense disputed key details.
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Catilly
Bankrupt Proceeds Sought by Heir for 800000 Share
George W. Myers, on behalf of Kimavell and sister Julia K. Myers, claims about 6 percent of roughly 800000 in deposits from the Bunn bank failure of 1878. He cites his parents Elijah and Mary Myers as large deposits and says 19,000 was paid to them after the bankruptcy. The heirs reportedly mailed 1400 checks as a memorial to the bank owner.
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Dee
Bunn
Springfield
George W. Myers
Kimavell
Julia EK. Myers
Detroit
Myers
Elijah
Mary D. , Myers
Bunn Bank
Pus Koxma’ Bank
Failive
Myers Sail
Imm
Deposi
Myery
Society Wears Bogus Gems To Foil Thieves
Palm Beach society members wintering at a resort adopted a plan to foil thefts by wearing artificial jewel replicas. The fake gems deter thieves while guests visit, with targets including others at the resort and local security.
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Palm Beach
Flu
Vie
Jewel vault mystery and vanished gems at Hotel Daneli
A confusing report notes Aradamea' BHddahue and a $9,000 podka tied to a sensational New York disappearance. A screen guy Philip Plant left gems in a vault at Hotel Daneli, a servant misplaced the vault key, and authorities fear duplicates may prevent restoration of jewels to the owner.
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Spreial Cca Diiy
Aradamea’ Bhddahue
New York
Pwors Lee
Philip ‘Plant
Conestance Bonnethi
Daneli
Exquirt
Neve
Train Hits Auto Kill Three Injures Three
Three persons died and three were seriously hurt when a Central passenger train struck an auto at a grade crossing near Wek Mies. The collision occurred as boxcars blocked the crossing, with victims including Mrs Ballance 80 Clark Holland 50 and Robert Alan 4 sons of Mr and Mrs Holland.
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Tate
Devs
Farmer
Springdale
Cummings
Holland
Attalimeounty
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Robertalan
I. Holland
Tentral
Tor
I. Patrick Jaw
Carrie Weeks
Col Coolidge Faces Possible Inability to Walk Again
Neighbors fear Colonel John C. Coolidge an 80 year old father of the president may never walk again due to rheumatism. Local concern centers on his mobility and health as medical hopes remain uncertain.
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Col. Coolidge
Marmouth
YE Dee
John C. Coolidge
Aprain
Illness Halts Jones's Viet Log, Affected Leg
The passage notes a fault in a log causing Jones's injury and left leg impairment. Colonel Claudise accepts illness philosophically, convinced Dr. Cram’s forecast of a quick recovery would come true. At the bedside, questions arise about life without the use of his legs, and Colonel Coolidge remarks on missing them.
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Jones
Claudise
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