Social events honor Judge Fogg and family in Columbia society
Mrs. Albert Bridges hosted a reception for Judge and Mrs. Harry Lee Fogg of El Reno Oklahoma with guests including Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Barnes and Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Hart of Columbia Missouri. Frances Turner celebrated her fourth birthday with sixteen friends, games, ice cream, cake, candy, and souvenir favors for each guest.
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Albert Bridges
Harry Lee Fogg
el Reno
Oklahoma
R. D. Barnes
A. M. Bourne
W. H. Strossman
C. G. Fogg
M. A. Hart
Columbia
B. F. Chenault
Versailles
L. T. Young
Louisville
Frances Turner
Agnes Storer
Judith Johnson
Kathleen Reynolds
Mary and Elizabeth Horton
Rose Punch
Elizabeth McDonald
Elizabeth Coleman
Adeline Kennard
Elizabeth Collier
Ben Horton
Mack Carrington
Carroll O’rear
John Coleman
Robert Collier
Earl King Senff
Illness Roundup in Local Families
The notes report minor improvement for Mr. Roger Gatewood and continued illness for Ada Fitch with tonsillitis. Helen Ray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Redmond, remains quite ill. Mrs. Jack Owings is improving and prospects for a full recovery remain bright.
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Helen Ray
McAlister and Snyder Welcome New Daughters
Mr and Mrs George McAlister welcome a daughter born Saturday named Margaret Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs George Snyder greet a daughter born Thursday named Henrietta in honor of Mrs Snyder's mother.
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George McAlister
Margaret Elizabeth
George Snyder
Henrietta
Mrs. Snyder
Y W A Meeting At Mrs Reid Mc Kee Home
The Y W A of the Baptist Church met at Mrs Reid McKee last evening. Refreshments were served and the gathering proved beneficial and enjoyable.
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Y. W. A. of the Baptist Church
Reid McKee
Off For The Grand Circuit
Mr J R Magowan will leave Saturday with a string of horses for Indianapolis where they will make two starts next week. He will take J Malcolm Forbes Neva Todd and Lucile Brooks all in fine form to race and it is predicted they will win a good share of their starts.
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J. R. Magowan
Indianapolis
Ind
Mr. Magowan
J. Malcom Forbes
Neva Todd
Lucile Brooks
Sox Hold Up As Garters Call Stokes Major League
Opinion note mocks Boston as the Garters forSboston fans and Sox supporters in a Chicago Press Club Bulletin item.
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Sox
Bostons
Chicago Press Club Bulletin
Forgotten letters surface in husband’s pockets
Mrs. Gramercy asks about letters he has forgotten to mail. Mrs. Park replies she sometimes finds letters he has forgotten to burn.
Plum Lick Correspondence Highlights Local News
Miss Callie Ragland guests with aunt Mrs. Walter Rice. Bob Oldson's mother, 85, very ill. recovery doubtful. Rev Robert Reynolds to start a fifteen day meeting at Peyton's Lick Wednesday. Protracted meeting at Little Rock Christian Church to close Thursday. J W Reed at Winchester court Monday. Mrs Hall and Mrs Stallard with daughters visited Mrs J W Douglas last week. W M Kendall of Nicholas county spoke to farmers here and at Donaldson. Will cited as an orator. Ed Crouch hosted 30th birthday dinner Sunday with about 30 guests.
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Robert Reynolds
Peyton’s Lick
Little Rock Christian Church
W. M. Kendall
Nicholas County
Donaldson
Will
Ed Crouch
Local notes from Owingsville and vicinity
Local items report slow tobacco housing progress, improved corn yield and a forecast of a bountiful harvest. Movements include Lem Ginter and family arriving from Middletown, and Miss Virgie Kissick visiting Miss Leona Conn. A seriously ill child near Pendleton and James Crockett's critical condition are noted.
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Virgie Kissick
Bourbon County
Leona Conn
Stoops Team Dominates Sunday Baseball Doubleheader
The Stoops ball club crowned itself with glory Sunday winning 9 to 6 against Gudgell Hill and Flat Creek, then taking a 4 to 2 and 3 to 2 split in a doubleheader with Flat Creek Hinkston. Moore pitched for Stoops. Norris of Owingsville excelled for the visitors. Sunday also brought the marriage of John Moore and Mrs Ida Shultz in Mt Sterling. Local updates note Dillard McGuire's illness and visiting kin. The Church Improvement League held a mystery tea in James Dunaven's barn, clearing 24 dollars amid small crowds.
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Stoops
Gudgell Hill
Flat Creek
Doyle
John Moore
Ida Shultz
Mt. Sterling
H. D. Clark
Church Improvement League
James Dunaven
Grassy Lick Social Notes from Winchester Area
Grassy Lick notes report the birth of a daughter to the wife of Jesse Bercraft in Winchester on August 22. Local farmers begin housing tobacco. Mrs. Elizabeth Hensey of Mt. Sterling visits T. J. Carr’s family. Cynthia Nicholas and daughters from Kansas visit J. M. McGuire’s family. Lewis Peggs of Lexington visits Texas-born relatives in the area. Lucy Kirk accompanies them home. H. Carr visits relatives.
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Thomas Foster Rogers
Mt. Sterling
William Purnell
East Main Street
Lexington Herald
Jesse Becraft
Winchester
Elizabeth Hensey
T. J. Carr
James Kirk
Texas
Lucy Kirk
Best Home Killed roasts and steaks at Vanarsdell's
Vanarsdell's offers choice roasts and steaks with a focus on quality cuts and home style cooking. Diners can expect dependable beef selections and classic preparations in a friendly neighborhood setting.
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Best Home
Vanarsdell’s
Birthday Celebration At Master Stephens Home
Invitations by Master Richard Stephens drew a large group of children to Clay Street for his seventh birthday party. Games were played and refreshments served as all attendees enjoyed a jolly afternoon.
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Richard Stephens
Clay Street
For Sale Items Include Tobacco Sticks And Buck
For sale a batch of 5,000 tobacco sticks used one year and a 2 year old Shropshire buck. Contact W. H. Wyatt at phone 611. Also offered are lunch goods for picnics and outings at Vanarsdell's.
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W. H. Wyatt
Vanarsdell’s
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