Social notables travel and entertain in Kentucky and Ohio
A string of visitors and locals extend trips through Louisville Cincinnati Lexington and Maysville. Residents include R L Vanarsdell J L Summers and others visiting relatives and attending engagements while society hosts bridge parties and receptions for Mrs L A Spalding Mrs J Owings and numerous guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Snyder
Reynolds Carson
R. W. Snyder
Louisville
Blue Grass
Charles A. Ray
Harry B. Ringo
John Storer
Howard Reis
Georgia Wilkerson
Maysville
H. A. Babb
M.P. McKee
Alice Cassity
Elsie Back
Vivian Alfrey
Kentucky Educational Association
Local Notes On Families And Visits In Mt Sterling Area
Mrs. Joe Ray learns granddaughter Mrs. Albert Baker, operated on, is doing as well as expected and still in Paris hospital. Clark Wilson and wife visited in Mt Sterling. A B Thomasson family of Mt Sterling visited Mrs. Callie Ragan. Emma Conn returned from Lexington hospital. Mrs. J D Alexander visited daughter Mrs. Virgil Montjoy in Mt Sterling and Mrs. Charles Payne in Camargo. Lloyd Alexander and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodpaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ray
Albert Baker
Paris
Clark Wilson
Mt. Sterling
A. B. Thomasson
Callie Ragan
Emma Conn
Lexington
J. D. Alexander
Virgil Montjoy
Charles Payne
Camargo
Henry Stull
Robert Wilson
Spencer
Eliza Maxey
Cornelius Williams
Chas. Ray
Richard Wilson
Jeff Staton
Fine Strawberry Plants For Sale by W W Clark
For sale a choice lot of fine strawberry plants by W W Clark contact phone 332 (513) Good shoes are blamed for a family life not matching up to expectations in a humorous small notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Clark
Two-Faced Riches and Unclear Fortunes in Youth
A reflective note contrasts a girl's fortune with appearances. It argues fortune cannot be explained by face value or wealth alone, and suggests a bookish search for meaning begins with a good title.
Illness Notes From Local Families In Week
The notice reports Mrs B Frank Perry improving after a week of illness. Mrs Fred Hynson admitted for special treatment at Mary Chiles Hospital. Mrs Elizabeth Coleman seriously ill at home on West High Street. Mrs M C Clay improving at St Joseph Hospital Lexington after three weeks treatment. The last line mentions swell head germ lodging in empty parking spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Roberts
West High Street
Fred Hynson
Mary Chiles Hospital
Elizabeth Coleman
M. C. Clay
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Ascension Church Easter Services and Missionary Meeting
Easter schedule at Ascension Church includes Sunday School at 9 30 Bishop L W Burton conducts Holy Communion at 10 15 Morning prayer and sermon by Bishop Burton at 11 A sermon to Knights Templar by Bishop Burton at 2 30 Special music by Mrs Loring Turley All day missionary societies meeting Thursday at the church business meeting at 11 principal speaker Mrs L L Roberts of Lexington invited the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension Church
L. W. Burton
Knights Templar
Burton
Loring Turley
Missionary Societies of the Baptist Church
L. L. Roberts
Lexington
The Editor Hums With Facts and Quirky Questions
A veteran editor notes the need for encyclopedic knowledge to file stories. He lists odd questions from mayoral past to arithmetic teasing, arguing a journalist thrives on a vast, ready store of facts for timely copy. The piece ends with a quip about folks living on wheelbarrow incomes.
No Hiring of a Substitute in the Battle of Life
A pithy editorial urges individuals to face life’s battles personally and strive along many paths to success. It argues that government care precedes personal effort and warns against overvaluing titles.
Meditation of a Scrub Bull
A diary like piece by J. E. Dorman in the Nebraska Agricultural College extension notes reflects on the life of a scrub bull mocked as a failed breeder. The narrator laments prejudice from farmers dairy interests and looming obsolescence amid low prices and purebred competition. The tone blends self pity with commentary on industry pressures and responsibility in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dorman
Nebraska Agricultural College Extension Notes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ev Burpee
Duerson’s
R. L. Vanarsdell
J. L. Summers
Shelbyville
George Schiegel
Huntington
W. Va
M. Newmeyer
Cincinnati
W. N. Scobee
Florida
Oliver Howell
Prewitt and Howell
Clara Bibb
Frank Gibbons
Middletown
Ohio
Henry Watson
Lucille Rosenburg
Dorothy Grinstead
Winchester
William Bridgforth
John Gay
Woodford County
Alice Bright
Demopolis
Ala
M. O. Cockrell
George McAllister
J. W. Hedden, Sr
Thomas Arthur
Mary Frances McKinney
Richmond
Mattie Grinstead
L. E. Griggs
Elizabeth Vernon
Georgip Nelson
L. A. Spalding
Baltimore
Jack Owings
Rolling Heights
Marvin Gay
Squire Williams
Charles Ellis
Neal Guilfoile
Clayton Howell
Kansas City
Edward Bush
Frank Masden
St. Helens
St. Helens High School
Mrs. Spalding
Clifton R. Prewitt
Hattie Owings
Bridge
McNeal
James C. McNeal
North Maysville Street
A. N. Crooks
Harry G. Hoffman
M. W. Bridges
John G. Winn
Pierce Winn
W. B. White
Josh Owings
Allen G. Prewitt
Patty Johnson Riley
John Speer
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Suzette Johnson
Robert Li. Coleman
Will Nelson Hoffman
Charles B. Duerson
Elizabeth Duerson
A. J. Gatewood
Katherine Goodpaster
Bess Shackelford
John Barnes
Stepstone
Willie Ragan
Jesse Carpenter
Bourbon County
Roe Carpenter
Joe Kegley
Mr. Kegley
Lloyd Alexander
Robert Goodpaster
Purina
Conkey’s
I. F
B. Frank Perry
Highties
Zurich
Maine
Australia
Japan
Knights of Rome
Barnum
Paderewski
O’flasherty
Baliff
D. G. Bickers
Oxfords
Billikin
Straps
R. E. Punch CO
Congress
Brockway’s Floral Shop
Bettie M. Roberts
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