Society Notes From Winchester and Surroundings
A long list of local residents and visitors with travels to Frankfort Cincinnati Lexington and New Orleans. Names include Miss Grace Hansford Lola Lawrence Mary Peck Fannie Peck Mayo Clinic trip Dr P K S McKenna and many families visiting relatives and attending events in Winchester Paris Lexington and Mount Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hansford
Somerset
R. H. Winns
Frankfort
Lola Lawrence
New Orleans
South
Nancy Clay
Lexington
M. C. Clay
P. Ks. McKenna
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
R. 8. Johnson
The
Indian Refining Co
W. N. Scobee
Miss Louise Orear Hosts Cream of Lexington Guests at 500
Miss Louise C Orear entertained a group of friends at her North Maysville home Saturday afternoon at 500 with spring flowers in the décor and a luncheon after the game. Guests included Misses Lilian White Kenny Prewitt Louise Smathers Lilian Crail Katherine Vanarsdell Alma Cockrell Kelly Barnes Margaret Guthrie Laura Ray Crooks Laura Gill Hoffman Virginia Sulivan Elizabeth Young Jennie Benton Virginia King Conroy and Pearl McCormick of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise C. Orear
Maysville Street
Miss Crear
Lilian White
Kenny Prewitt
Louise Smathers
Lillian Crail
Katherine Vanarsdell
Alma Cockrell
Kelly Barnes
Margaret Guthrie
Laura Ray Crooks
Laura Gill Hoffman
Virginia Sulivan
Elizabeth Young
Miss Hazelrigg Dies in Louisville Weekend
Miss Hazelrigg daughter of Cliff Hazelrigg formerly of Owingsville and niece of A R Robertson died Friday night at her Louisville home. Funeral services and burial occurred in Louisville on Sunday. many friends here mourn her death.
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Frank Gibbons
Dayton, C
Sam Greenwade
J. C. Graves
Laura Graves
Winchester
W. C. Clay
Jas
Shropshire
Fayette County
A. R. Robertson
Louisville
Daisy Hazelrigg
Miss Hazelrigg
Cliff Haselrigg
Owingsville
Colored American Legion Baseball Defeats Winchester 5 to 4
The Colored American Legion base ball team defeated Winchester on Sunday by a 5 to 4 score in a closely contested game.
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Colored American Legion
Winchester
Lost Rimless Nose Glasses Reported by J W Jones
Pair of rimless nose glasses missing. Return to J W Jones and get reward or reparation. The Advocate records a twice weekly notice alerting for the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
Postal Improvement Week Urges Proper Mail Handling
Postmaster General declares May 1 as Postal Improvement Week urging business groups 826000 postal workers and the public to support the campaign. Readers are advised to address envelopes clearly include street and state spell out names and check letters before mailing to speed delivery and file complaints with the postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Service
Postal Improvement Week Began May 16 1922
Courtesy is urged as a standard in post office dealings with the public. The Post Office Department expects postmasters and employees to use it, promoting better relations during Postal Improvement Week beginning May 16, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Illness Report From Local Home Front
The sick Miss Henrietta Howell lies ill at her Samuels avenue home. J C McNeal shows improvement from acute indigestion. Jack Owings recovers enough after sudden illness to be outdoors. Mrs Olus Hamilton nears full recovery after a severe acute indigestion attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Howell
Samuels Avenue
Olus Hamilton
Ice price cut to take effect May first
Kentucky Utilities Company announces lower ice costs effective May 1. Watch Thursday's Advocate for the new prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Utilities Company
Butchers Promote Livestock Improvement in Ohio Plan
A progressive Ohio firm of butchers outlines a plan to improve local cattle by favoring well bred stock. They display carcasses with details on age live weight dressed weight and dressed meat percentage to show farmers higher returns from superior animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Hammock Summer Affair Ends With Falling Out
A terse exchange reveals a personal rift from a past relationship. The quote indicates interest in former partner dynamics, with an abrupt note that the relationship ended after a disagreement. The brief dialogue hints at lingering curiosity about a past romance.
Judge O'Rear Home Destroyed by Fire Near Frankfort
The Glen Airy country estate of Judge Edward C. O'Rear near Frankfort was destroyed by a fire yesterday afternoon. Loss estimates run from 70 000 to 80 000 dollars with the attic origin and unknown cause. Judge O'Rear was away in Charleston W Va and arrived in Frankfort this morning to learn of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Airy
Edward C. O’rear
Frankfort
Judge O’rear
Isa O’rear
J. W. Hendricks
Kentucky
Judge O'Rear
Charleston
W. Va
Wash Milk Cans Promptly To Keep Milk Safe
The Agriculture Department urges immediate washing of milk cans after empting and rinsing before souring. Hotels, restaurants and other buyers often mishandle containers, leaving bacteria that resist machine cleaning. Cans require hand washing with a brush before machine washing to prevent contamination. Consumers can help maintain a safe milk supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reverend Madison Combs to Preach at Lexington District Conference
Rev Madison Combs from Missouri will preach at the opening session of the Lexington district conference at the Methodist church this evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all, with coverage in The Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cooper
Orlando
Florida
J. W. Crates
Dr. Cooper
D. L. Mann
Winchester Cemetery
Mann
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Madison Combs
Nicholasville
Lexington
The
Methodist Church
Combs
Missouri
John H. Perry The Man Behind the Gun
Editor notes John H. Perry a Kentucky born lawyer and prosecuting attorney with wins in over 90 percent of cases. He led newspaper cases, earned millions in suits, and built rising daily circulations from 57 000 to 100 000 weekly in nine months. He also chairs major publishers and bank holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Perry
America
American Press Association
Publishers’ Autocaster Service Company
Kentucky
University of Virginia
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J. Will Clay
Charles H. Petry
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John Salmons
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Ben R. Turner
University of Kentucky
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Wm. Thompson
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Frances Faulkner
Louise Rear
Shirley Tout
Myrtle Richardson
Mary Humphreys
Alice Humphreys
Kathryn Vanarsdell
Seth Botts
A. B. Thomasson
John T. Botts
Charles Jones
Cynthina Covington
Minnie Graves
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Wd Fitzpatrick
Ashland
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Chess Glover
A. A. Hazelrigg
J. H. Brunner
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Marcia Gay
Sarah Drake
Lodema Drake
Teddy Minihan
Sallie Welsh
Mt. Sterling
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