Social Notes From Owingsville And Nearby Towns
Mrs. Alice Perry visits Owingsville to see her daughter Mrs. Ford Patterson. Edna D. Owings stays weekend with Elizabeth Arthur in Lexington. Margaret Nesbitt and Jenniel Gatewood return from a visit to friends in Winchester. Mrs. George Stapleton and Winchester visitors stay with B. P. Duty. Roy Greene, Arch Mason and daughter Anna Catherine were in Lexington. Mrs. Harry Crooks has returned home from Clark county hospital Winchester. E. G. Burnett and wife of Louisville arrive Friday to visit J. W. Headden Sr. and family. Mrs. W. A. Samuels returns from Wilson, N. C., with daughter Mrs. Garrett as guest for weeks. Pink and green centerpiece of ferns and pink chrysanthemums. ices cakes candies served. Attendees include Georgia and Ruby Crouch, Sallie Reid of Bath and Winchester, Mary and Anna Morton, Fannie G. Allington of Clark, Lindsay Faulkner of Winchester, Miss Thomas of Montgomery, Canard Richardson, Luther S. Bittenger, B. Thomas of Montgomery, Vesey and Bedford Reid of Bath, Charles Morton, Clifton Pasley, Stanley Rayburn, Bruce Watts of Clark. The gathering brings much enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Burnett
Louisville
Georgia
Ruby Crouch
Sallie Reid
Bath County
Mary and
Anna Morton
Fannie G. Allington
Clark County
Lindsay Faulkner
Winchester
Miss Thomas
Montgomery County
Messrs
Canard Richardson
This City
Luther
Bittenger
B. Thomas
Vesey
Bedford Reid
Charles Morton
Clifton Pasley
Stanley Rayburn
Bruce Watts
Social Dinner Gatherings on Local Pikes
Mr and Mrs Charles E Duff hosted last Sunday at their Paris pike home with guests Mr and Mrs Frank Boyd Mr and Mrs J P Highland Mr and Mrs Lester Lee Mrs Rose Pieratt and Rev Mr Pratt. Clell Allington entertained friends Saturday with a social on the Owingsville pike near Ewington ending after music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Duff
Paris Pike
Frank Boyd
J. P. Highland
Lester Lee
Rose Pieratt
Pratt
Clell Allington
Owingsville Pike
Ewington
Schumaker Case Dramatizes Family Murder Trial
Court room packed as Hubert and Herbert Schumaker face joint murder trial. Prosecution outlines alleged Motive and abuse by the elder Schumaker to justify the killing. Witnesses recount threats, theft, and reports of a moonshine operation amid tense cross examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Hubert
Herbert
John
Fame as Disinfected Notoriety
A concise aphorism reflecting on fame as social status stripped of blemish, equating recognition with sanitized notoriety and public perception.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
MT. Sterling
Kentucky
Society
Alice Perry
Owingsville
Mrs
Ford Patterson
Edna D. Owings
Elizabeth Arthur
Lexington
Margaret Nesbitt
Jenniel Gatewood
Winches
George Stapleton
Mrs. Stapleton
B. P. Duty
Roy Greene
Arch Mason
Anna Catherine
Harry Crooks
Clark County Hospital
K. O. Clarke
The
Kentucky Utilities Company
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Epworth League
G. E. Cameron
Schumaker, SR
Schumaker
Argyle
Powell County
John Schumaker, Jr
Tom Crowe
James Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Ben Goosey
John Schumaker
Granville Combs
Combs
Chester Rice
W. Z. Eubank
James Roberts
Willie Richardson
Herbert Schumaker
Henry Stevenson
Dr. Young
J. R. Allen
Kiddville
Mr. Allen
Chinaware
McGuire Bros
K.C. Clarke
National
Pieper
Flomes & Company
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