Personal notices of visits and travels around Kentucky towns
A list of residents and visitors across Maysville Lexington Winchester Shelbyville and surrounding areas includes Mrs. Ella Nickason Miss Pattie Thompson Mrs. J Y Rogers Mr J C Clark Attorney H R Prewitt visitations to Louisville Winchester Richmond Lexington and Cincinnati along with weddings, hospital stays, and returns home from Florida and Tennessee. several trips to see relatives and friends are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie Thompson
Millersburg
J. Y. Rogers
Louisville
J. C. Clark
Shelbyville
Religious Services And Society Meet Schedule
Dr. W. R. Dye will lead Sunday worship at 11 oclock at the Episcopal church. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets Friday April 12 at 10 30 at Mrs Ida Reis home. Methodist hours are Sunday school 9 30 morning service 10 45 and evening services plus Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 under daylight saving time. The Easter announced hour change is revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dye
Episcopal Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methd@ist
Ida Reis
Methodist Church
Births Reported From Local Homes This Week
On Sunday April 7 at Lonnie Barnard's Sycamore street home a daughter Mary Kathryn was born. Mr and Mrs John M Gatewood celebrate the arrival of a daughter. Mr and Mrs J C Gaitskill welcome a son born this morning un named at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Barnard
Sycamore Street
Mary Kathryn
John M. Gatewood
J. C. Gaitskill
Women Create Silk Honor Flags For Liberty Loan Drive
The Third Liberty Loan features Honor Flags created by communities and women’s groups in the Fourth Federal Reserve district. In Washington and various cities, volunteers sew silk flags modeled on the official flag to fly when quotas are met, with window cards to advertise purchases and spark local competition to maximize subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Burton
New York City
Treasury McAdow
United States
Treasury Department
Cleveland
Centra Committee
Federal Reserve District
Treasury
Washington
Lewis B. Franklin
War Loan Organization
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
John Jones
Dil Smith
Bill Smith
Jones
Smith
Married at Jeffersonville In Kentucky wedding in Jeffersonville
Mrs Helen O Rear Saufley and Mr Harry J King of Frankfort were married at Jeffersonville Ind Saturday The wedding was a surprise to relatives Mrs Saufley is well known here and born and reared Mr King is also known by many of our people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Trimble, Jr
Louisville
Josh Owings, Jr
W. L. Kilpatrick
Martinsville
West Baden
Clayton Howell
Bert
Shelbyville
J. M. Hoffman
Martinville
Ind
S.S. Pinney
Helen O’rear Saufley
Harry J. King
Frankfort
Jeffersonville
Saufley
King
Local pastor takes month leave for war work at Camp Taylor
Rev. Clyde Darsie, pastor of the local Christian church, has been granted a month’s leave to engage in YMCA work at Camp Zachary Taylor and has begun his duties. The congregation commends the effort as noble and worthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Darsie
Camp Zachary Taylor
W. S. S. to Report to Louisville for Final Marines Exam
Stanley O. Wood, who recently sought U S Marines enlistment and passed the local physical, has been ordered to Louisville for final physical examination. He will depart Thursday morning for the examination. W S S Bring your job work to the Advocate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley O. Wood
U. S. Marines
Louisville
Advocate Office
Local Health News: Small Gains Among Ill Residents
The report notes improvements or continued serious illness for several locals. Mrs. James H. Wood shows slight improvement, Florence Wilkerson recovers enough to be up, and Mrs. N. A. Wilkerson's appendicitis is lessening. R. D. Gaitskill remains seriously ill at home. Mrs. Jno Richardson improves after two weeks. Mrs. Punch and husband visit French Lick Springs with Mrs. Punch showing slight progress. Margaret Turley returns home after appendicitis surgery. Nell Whitfield and Charles B. Jr. of Dr. C. B. Duerson family show slight pneumonia improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wood
Florence
N. A. Wilkerson
C. B. Duerson
Nell Whitfield
Charles B., Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Just
Burpees
Nasturtium
Duerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
Ella Nickason
Maysville
H. R. Prewitt
Winchester
Clyde Pullins
Richmond
Lancaster
A. J. Gatewood
Lexington
Hazel Grubbs
New York
James T. Williams
Spring Station
G. B. Senff
Annie Samuels
Mary ‘R. Samuels
Lola Day
Maud Adams
Marvin N. Gay
Cincinnati
John R. Thomas
Anchorage
George G. Hamilton
Memphis, Tenn
Anne McChesney
St. Louis
B. F. Wyatt
Roger Barnes
Mary Beall
Mary Gray Ashbrook
Cynthiana
Nell Whaley
Eubank
Sewels Shop
Wm. B. Baker
Spartansburg
8. C
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Lewis
Mildred Voris
Eustis, Fla
Martha Pieratt
Florida
Margaret Hadden
Transylvania University
Mrs
Mary Hadden
James Gay
Adelaide Gay
G. Y. Triplett
Henry R. Prewitt
Flint
Mich
Elizabeth Lockridge
Ebenezer Presbytery
Young Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. C. McChesney
John L. Coleman
Jennie D. Thompson
Yee
MT. Sterling
Ce Wei
Mrg Repch
Miller Creek
McDonald Bros
Stoops
Satterfield
Atchison Mill
Bert Sanders
W. M. Kissick
Little Rock
Henry Conkwright
Camp Taylor
Andrew Webb
Tom Corbin
Bethel
Jesse Parks
Middletown
Ohio
William Baker
Here
Flat Creek
St. Joseph Hospital
Food Administration
Jas. O. Spratt
Ed Taylor
Sharpsburg
Owingsville Court
Mrs.Corbin
Stella Copher
The
E. K
Normal School
Jesse Pendleton
Mary Pendleton
Upper Salt Lick
L. W. Mallory
Howards Mill
Burpee
S. P. Greenwade
W. Ss. S
Lloyd’s Drug Store
Kentucky
R. D. Gaitskill
Winchester Pike
R. E. Punch
Margaret Turley
Albert Turley
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Michael Stern & CO
Hurt Schaffer & Mary
Stacy-Adams
Mr. Sterling
Genis
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