Social Notes From Winchester to Paris and Beyond
Miss Elsie Mae George visits friends in Winchester while Hon. Henry Watson returns from Irvine. Several residents visit relatives in Paris and Nashville, with Easter trips noted. Local families host guests from Cincinnati, Huntington, Lexington, Frankfort, and Louisville, and state senator Henry Caywood is seen in the city mixing with constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Mae George
Winchester
Henry Watson
Irvine
T. G. Denton
Henry Caywood
Paris
June Nixon
Preston
J. D. Turley
Garrett Wall
Maysville
Lewis Apperson
Henry W. Sullivan
Lexington
J. P. Sullivan
J. D. Sewell
Woodbine
Tenn
Farmer Greenwade
Margaret Nesbitt
Kansas City
Edward Bush
Frank Masden
W. C. Watson
Frankfort
Stanley Brown
Louisville
Nelle Brown
Paul Hooven
New York
Rock Thursday Night Party At West High Street Home
Mr and Mrs Stanley Kerns hosted a large gathering at their West High street residence on Thursday night after games. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clell Cockrell Mr and Mrs James Wyatt Mr and Mrs E H Moss Miss Martha Moss Mr and Mrs J W Thompson Miss Verna Thompson Mr and Mrs C B Stephens Clarence Stephens Mrs Robert I Settles Dr and Mrs D H Bush Dr and Mrs R E B May Mr and Mrs H M Bishop Miss Dorothy Bishop Mr and Mrs Francis Hunt Mrs W D Van Antwerp Miss Mabel Mason Mrs Mary A McClure and Mrs Mary L Hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kerns
Rock
West High Street
Kerns
Clell Cockrell
James Wyatt
E. H. Moss
Martha Moss
J. W. Thompson
Verna. Thompson
Social event reception at Mrs Roberts home in spring colors
A noted early spring reception hosted by Mrs. John G. Roberts at her West High street residence featured lavish floral decorations including purple lilacs, daffodils, pink tulips, and Easter lilies. Numerous guests and helpers, listed by name, attended from Lexington, Flemingsburg, Owingsville and beyond, sharing coffee, sandwiches, and Easter lily shaped confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Roberts
West High Street
Roberts
Charles Daugherty
Lexington
Henry Dudley
Flemingsburg
Espy Goodpaster
Owingsville
Ollie Sanderson
W. N. Hoffman
John W. Eastin
Marcel
S. D. Hall
H. B. Ringo
Roger Drake
Betty Bruce van Antwerp
Wild onions trouble Kentucky dairymen
The College of Agriculture reports wild onions tainting milk for many Kentucky dairy farmers. Dairy officials advise moving cows from infested pastures before milking, then reintroducing them after several hours and cooling the milk to reduce onion odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
College of Agriculture
J. J. Hooper
College Dairy Department
Quote on friendship and hostility in human conduct
A reflection on how people ease harm to enemies yet hesitate to aid friends, noting that a kinder world would arise if men extended their efforts to help friends as readily as they retaliate against foes.
Local Ladies Mention Illness and Hospital News
The sick Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman shows no improvement. Mrs. Carroll Chenault returned from Lexington after a threat operation at the Good Samaritan hospital. Mrs. J. C. Stacy is recovering well after an operation at a Lexington hospital last week. Mr. Lacy was with her today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Coleman
Carroll Chenault
Lexington
Good Samaritan Hospital
J. C. Stacy
Lacy
Two Newborns Reported in Local Homes
Born Wednesday the wife of Sam Kline welcomed a 10 pound boy. A daughter named Hael Lockhart arrived April 8 to the wife of Neal Curtis. Mrs Curtis, before marriage Miss Lillie Reynolds, daughter of Rev and Mrs R M Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kline
Neal Curtis
Hael Lockhart
Curtis
Lillie Reynolds
R. M. Reynolds
Wesley Barry Star of Film Found by Producer Neilan
Child actor Wesley Barry rose to fame after a chance encounter with producer Marshall Neilan who stopped a street fight to discover the freckled boy. Barry starred with Mary Pickford in several films and, under director William Nigh, earned praise for his role in School Days set to show at the Table Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Barry
Wesley
Marshall Neilan
Neilan
Mr. Neilan
Therapon
Mr Neilan
Mary Pickford
William Nigh
Nigh
Mann Persios
Table Theatre
Wool crop harvest season in Kentucky reaches 3 million pounds
April 15 to May 15 marks the sheep shearing season in Kentucky with about 3,000,000 pounds of wool clipped as the state's annual crop. Sheep men say profits from these fleeces drive the industry and support local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Shearing and Packing Wool Flocks Procedure
After shearing, immediately pack the fleeces in wool sacks. Each sack should hold 175 to 200 pounds. Store the sacks in a dry place.
Poor Woman and Cosmetic Costs in Divorce Case
A banker sued his wife for divorce over $3,500 yearly cosmetic expenses. The piece notes men may discard aging wives, but claims women lose when beauty fades and lack funds for upkeep, citing the Central Record.
A Little Crime Wave Brings New Guests to Our Pen
A brief reflectively toned note describes a recurring crime wave delivering new prisoners and a man’s surprise at his wife’s amiable stance toward outsiders.
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A. A. Fowler
Walnut Cove
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John Wilson Davidson
Gate City
J. W. Wilson
Eugene May
High Street
Alfred Jones
Indianapolis
Josh Ewing
Sam Crooks
Eugene Brother
Sam Estill
Bath County
John Samuels
University of Cincinnati
W. A. Samuels
Evelyn Prewitt
Ward- Belmont School
Nashville
D. J. Prewitt
Squire A. C. Ball
A. C. Strode
G.S. Allen
J. M. Hutsell
Millersburg
Mary Parker
Mattie Payne
Cynthiana
Irwin D. Wood
Huntington
Mrs. Wood
James E. Gay
Ida Belle Brother
State Normal
Richmond
Sallie Brother
John Prewitt
Covington
Lois Thompson
Clifton Prewitt
Della Clark
Webb Bratton
Chiles Hospital
Mae Stout
Hazard
J. H. Campbell
Salt Lick
John W. Wilson
D. Byrd Gwinn
Elizabeth Gwinn
James Gwinn
Huntington, W. Va
Mary Boyd Derrickson
John Jones
Mary Logan
Mary D. Jones
Stanley Milligan
Lexington Herald
Milligan
Henry R. Prewitt
Eastern
Princeton
Allen Prewitt
The
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John E. Bosley
T. F. Trip Iett
Winnstreet
S. W. Gaitskill
Mary Chiles Hospital
Mrs. Roberts
William Anderson
Grover Anderson
Charles Anderson
W. P. Apperson
Mary Apperson
John Barnes
Edith D. Bigstaff
John Blount
Emilee Young
J. 8. Bogie, Jr
Wilk Ed Jones
John Judy
Joseph ‘Brows
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Ben G. Land
R. H. Lane
J. E. Lindsey
W.S. Lloyd
John Lockridge
Grace Lockridge
Elizabeth Lockridge
Fisher Mark
Garrett Marshall
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C. H. Perry
Steve Pieratt
Caswell Prewitt
W. K. Prewitt
Allen G. Prewitt
J. W. Prewitt
Fannie Hunt Priest
C. W. Reis
Howard Reis
E. T. Reis
Mabel Reis
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John Taul
G. Thompson
John C. Thompson
W. L. Thompson
W. R. Thompson
Jennie Thomson
A. L. Tipton
B. W. Trimble
M. G. Buckner
Owensboro
Ben Turner
Mary E. Turner
Mollie Turner
W. T. Tyler
Dorothy Tyler
Howard VanAntwerp
Robert Vanarsdell
J. M. Venable
W.B. White
Sam Whitehead
R. R. Whitsett
C. T. Wilson
Tipton Wilson
Lizzie Wilson
Pierce Winn
J. H. Wood
Ben Wright
Mary P. Turley
Maggie Young
Mamie G. Satterwhite
Prewitt Young
Charles A. Ray
E. H. Goodpaster
Morgan Goodpaster
Alex Goodpaster
C. W. Peters
John Crockett
Tom Knight
Hanley Ragan
T. Benton Hill
Olus
I. F. Tabb
L. J. Horlacher
Babe Ruth
Laughter League
MT. Sterling
Advocate
Montgomery County
Herald
Herald Daily
Kentucky Utilities Co
WM. Blevins
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