Local residents listed on travel and visits across states
John Keller travels to New York to buy goods for the Keller Store. Mr and Mrs John G Roberts depart for Mammoth Cave by car. Misses Emma and Mary Coons visit relatives in Huntington West Virginia. Mr and Mrs J Carroll Hamilton and George G Hamilton II motor to Louisville. Mrs Frank Van Meter of Louisville guests of Mrs R G Stoner at Longwood. Mrs William Smathers and Miss Louise Smathers depart for a month in Petoskey Michigan. Elijah Coons travels to Lebanon Indiana for his brother John Cooks death. Mrs Charles Derrickson and Miss Elise Derrickson visit Mr and Mrs D B Gwinn in Huntington West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Coons
Lebanon
Ind
John Cooks
Charles Derrickson
Elise Derrickson
D. B. Gwinn
Huntington
W. Va
Square Dance at Mapleton Honors Mrs Sadie Stiles
Miss Nancy Hall Clay and Rex Hall host a square dance Saturday night at Mr Hall's Mapleton home. The event honors Mrs Sadie Stiles of Elizabethtown, guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hall Clay
Rex Hall
Mapleton
Mr. Hall
Sadie Stiles
Elizabethtown
Frank Boyd
Leap Year Dance At Ringo's Fall Tonight
The younger girls host a leap year dance at Ringo's Fall with music by a Winchester orchestra. Committee members include Misses Margaret Ramsey Mary Lawless Gatewood Mildred Gatewood Sarah Frances Hamilton Margaret Nesbitt Emily Hazelrigg and Marcella Chiles as a large crowd from nearby towns attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringo
Winchester
Committee Iin
Margaret Ramsey
Mary Lawless Gatewood
Mildred Gatewood
Sarah Frances Hamilton
Margaret Nesbitt
Emily Hazelrigg
Marcella Chiles
Dinner Hosts Welcome Guests From Kirk's Camp at Fairfields
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Boyd hosted last night at Fairfields, entertaining guests who stayed a week at Kirk's Camp. The party included Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Highland, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Will Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell, Mrs. Sadie Stiles, Mrs. D. Hall, Miss Lizzie P. Coleman, Thomas Massey, Malcolm Moss, Rex Hall and Hodge Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Boyd
Dinner Honors Miss Coleman Fiance of Florida Man
Mr and Mrs Henry L Greene hosted a dinner at their Grassy Lick Pike home in observing Miss Henrietta Coleman and her fiancé Kenneth Collins of Florida. Yellow nasturtium decorations and a several course menu framed the event with guests including Elizabeth Coleman Mary Crail Dorothy Tyler Katherine Trowell Jessie Hainline Claude Killpatrick Russell Harold Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Greene
Grassy Lick Pike
Henrietta Coleman
Kenneth Collins
Florida
Mrs. Greene
Miss Coleman
Elizabeth Coleman
Mary Crail
Dorothy Tyler
Katherine Trowell
Jessie Hainline
Claude Killpatrick
Russell
Harold Greene
Mrs. Lee Hosts Notable Rock Party On Maysville Pike
Social week centerpiece event was a Wednesday afternoon rock party hosted by Mrs. Lester W. Lee at her home on the Maysville pike. Summer florals adorned rooms and refreshments followed games. Guests included Miss Lizzie Coleman Mrs. B. Hall Mrs. J. Highland Mrs. Loring Turley Mrs. Frank Boyd Miss Ada Henry and numerous Lexington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester W. Lee
Maysville Pike
Lee
Lizzie P. Coleman
8. D. Hall
J. P. Highland
Loring Turley
Frank Boyd
Ada Henry
Prewitt Young
Earl Farris
Lela Farris
Lexington
Will Howell
Robert Howell
W.W. T. Highland
R. M. Jones
Charles FE. Duff
John D. Henry
Anne Clay
W. P. Oldham
Lavinia Oldham
Laura Hart
Sudie Stiles
The Sick Mrs McCormick and Mrs Duty In Poor Health
The Sick Mrs John McCormick is very low and all hopes for her recovery have been abandoned. Mrs Bruce P Duty, taken to a Lexington hospital, is unimproved and may not survive. an operation is not possible. Out West a shepherd is described as Mexican and somewhat crooked, while some men choose the losing side of an election to spite the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormick
Bruce P. Duty
Lexington
Antioch Meeting, Religious Services Update
A revival led by Rev. E. E. Dawson at Antioch draws interest with community preaching. Christian church plans Sunday service and sermon by Rev. R. C. Goldsmith and Judge Lyman Chalkley of the University of Kentucky will speak at Ascension Episcopal on August 28 instead of August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Rev
E. E. Dawson
The
Christian Church
R. C. Goldsmith
Lyman Chalkley
University of Kentucky
Ascension Episcopal Church
Up Hill Travel Wins After Dropping Toboggan Load
A brief note explains that moving uphill without the toboggan speeds descent. The idea highlights lighter travel improving efficiency and safety, implying a practical tip for those riding or sledding. The assertion emphasizes how removing the sled improves ascent.
Remarkable Man Walks Free When Left Alone
A striking observation notes some men respond to encouragement while others bow to suggestion. The passage compares a deserted hammock to a village left untouched, emphasizing loneliness and desolation.
Doe Waltz on Dictionary Gaps in Spelling Knowledge
Waltz argues the dictionary mainly reflects what people do not know about spelling. He contends the work highlights gaps in general spelling knowledge and suggests educators focus on these areas to improve literacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe Waltz
Debt relief via rapid borrowing finds mixed results
Some people find debt accumulation too slow a process for rebuilding finances. Others move quickly into debt as a means to bridge shortfalls and cover urgent needs.
Time for Celery Planting and Old Painter Queries
Late celery should be set in early August with a four inch trench. Water and cover during hot sun until established. The Garden Circular from the College of Agriculture explains late celery. An insurance firm tackles risks but not happy marriages. Whatever happened to the old fashioned painter who applied three coats of paint to the house and four to his overalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
There is nothing in a name says Public Safety
A fragment quotes Chicago Public Safety on the idea that names carry little intrinsic meaning and that perception may change with context and similarity to familiar phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Bank Street
Harry Larson
Dorothy Perry
H. C. Greenwade
Dayton, Ohio
Caswell Prewitt
Olympian Springs
Mayme Porter
Mrs
James Porter
Ashland
Clay Fogg
Elizabeth Fogg
B. D. Bosworth
Knoxville, Tenn
T. J. Bigstaff
W. T. Colvin
Huntington, W. Vaz
Henry P. Reid
S. P. Greenwade
W. V
Leota Henderson
Kathleen McCabe
Dean Henry
Mildred Cisco
White Oak
M. H. Lacy
Sara Simrall
Washington
W. T. Simrall
Lucille Hardin
Bruce Bryant
Iowa
Zena Thomas
Nebraska
Jack Owings
Graham Springs
High Bridge
Shakertown Inn
Emily Prewitt
Elisabeth van Meter
Sara Frances Ramilton
Mrs. O. P. Clay
Paris
Mrs. Clay
R. G. Kern
Charles A. Lindsay
Louisville
Mary Dee Lane
Maysville
Miss Bessie Lane
Louise Connell
Katherine Conroy
Miss Fannie Hisle
Misses Ray
Emma Wilkerson
John Taul
John Woolfolk
William Kirby
Austin, Ind
W. T. Fitch
Chandler Fizer
Akron, Ohio
Mr. Fizer
James 8. Fizer
Richard Punch
Baby Son
R. E. Punch
Rose Mary Punch
Edwina Morrow
Frankfort
Patsy Rawson
Richmond
Elizabeth Boyd
Lawrenceburg
Cliff House
Kentucky River
Henry C. Prewitt
Cincinnati
Henrietta Prewitt
John Keller
New York
Keller
John G. Roberts
Mammoth Cave
Emma
Mary Coons
West, Virginia
J. Carroll Hamilton
George G. Hamilton II
Frank van Meter
R. G. Stoner
Longwood
William Smathers
Louise Smathers
Petoskey
Mich
Heyenberg - Stevenstrong and
ARMY
R. E. Punch & CO
Mrs. Lee
SILK
Wilson Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Farm Boys
Detroit
Cleveland
Washiigton
Ps College Station
Tex
Texas
Thoreau
J &K
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