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Miss Lucy Clay Woodford and many local residents listed in Lexington visit
Numerous notices place Miss Lucy Clay Woodford in Lexington Friday along with many other local residents and visitors such as Mr. Tom Ricketts, Mrs. Ollie Richard, Judge R. H. Winn, and Lieut. Keller all noted for their movements between Lexington Covington and Camp Zachary Taylor during the week. The items include discharges from camps in Zachary Taylor Funston and Meade, family visits in Shelby and Fleming counties, and travel to Florida for the winter. A final item promotes a sales event for suits coats dresses and sweaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Clay Woodford
Lexington
Tom Ricketts
Florida
Ollie Richard
Sharpsburg
R. H. Winn
Covington
George Yeaman
J. K. Johnson
Joe T. Wilson
Shelby County
Squire Turner
W. P. Oldham
C. D. Highland
W. B. White
Morgan County
J. G. Trimble, Jr
Cincinnati
J. G. Trimble
Joseph Keller
Ella Trimble
Mary Bruce Jones
Mary Beall
Shelbyville
Leland H. Barnes
Camp Meade
Evelyn Evans
Fleming County
Wingate Evans
Charles
William Wilson
Camp Zachary Taylor
A. A. Hazelrigg
Pinney
Masonic Grand Lodge
Louisville
Clyde Brown
Lee Grimes
Camp Funston
Frank Allen
Camp Grant
O. M. Jones
Jamison
Louella Brighton
Fame
J. T. Ricketts
Bellefontaine
Arthur Ricketts
Lillian Redmond
Ruth Wyatt
Washington, D. C
Messrs. Woodford
Raymond Knox
Frank B. Wyatt
C. W. Howe
Margaret Hadden
Transylvania University
Roy Land
W. 8
Holliday
T. B. Arthur
Elizabeth
Jellico
Jack Owings
Porter Hull
William Daniels
Danvillee
Daniel
Danville
Kelly D. Jones
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
District of Columbia
Washington
Ben H. Scott
France