Personal Holiday Visits Across States and Cities
Local residents and visitors share holiday travel and homecomings. The list notes M. O. Cockrell in Van Dorn Alabama, Olive Stephens and Holly Gillaspie returning home from colleges, and several others from Lexington Frankfort Cincinnati and Louisville visiting family and friends for Christmas. The piece also mentions Judge G A McCormick and E W Senff in Frankfort on business and family travel to Lexington and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. McCormick
E. W. Senff
Frankfort
Judge McCormick
Sam
Lexington
S. F. McCormick
For Sale Dwelling House and Blacksmith Shop at Howards Mill
Property listing notes a dwelling house and a blacksmith shop for sale at Howards Mill with a splendid stand. Apply to 22 31 John McQuithy for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howards’ Mill
John McQuithy
Seasonal Desserts From Dried Fruits And Chocolates
Prune pudding, dried fruit pudding, not macaroons, and a chocolate pie are described with ingredients and steps. Prunes soak then bake with bread, eggs, milk, and a meringue topping. Dried fruit pudding uses milk cornmeal and eggs baked with fruit. Not macaroons use egg whites walnuts and sugar baked in tart pans. Chocolate pie features rich crust and chocolate custard with meringue topping.
Cabbage and Oyster Dish with Curry and Butter
A recipe for cabbage and broiled oysters with curry. Prepare cabbage by boiling in salted water with soda, drain, then mix with butter and cream, finish under curry and broiled oysters.
Reception Honors Mrs. William Caldwell Clay at North Maysville
Mrs. John William Clay hosted a Thursday afternoon reception at her North Maysville home for her daughter in law Mrs. William Caldwell Clay. The parlor wore Killarney roses and ferns, a luncheon and coffee service followed in the dining room and den. About 275 guests called between two and five as gifts of red candy drops were given to departing attendees. Music by Prof Bruce Reynolds and two Lexington musicians enhanced the event with decor featuring red and green throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Clay
North Maysville Street
William Caldwell Clay
Killarney
Clay
W. Caldwell Clay
J. C. Gaitskill
Lodema Wood
Bruce Reynolds
Lexington
W. R. McKee
Albert Bridges
R. P. Thomas
Marion Bridges
W. S. Lloyd
J. G. Winn
R. H. Winn
J. O. Greene
J. A. Vansant
C. G. Thompson
I. F. Tabb
George E. Coleman
Walter Bridges
M. C. Clay
Lucy Clay
Local Names in Woodford Memorial Notice
Woodford lists Mrs. H. B. Kinsolving and Miss Martha Simrall with Miss Alice Young and Miss Vitula Kinsolving among individuals connected to the memory or event.
Pretty Dinner At Mt Sterling Hosts Grubbs Family
A dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grubbs from Mt. Sterling on a Wednesday featured guests Judge Robert Winn and Mrs. Winn, Mr. Harry Hoffman and Mrs. Hoffman, Mr. H. R. Prewitt and Mrs. Prewitt, Mr. Chas. Grubbs and Mrs. Grubbs, and Miss Hazel Grubbs amid holly and mistletoe and a red color theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Grubbs
Chas. Grubbs
Grubbs
Hazel Grubbs
Winchester Sun
Local Health Notes On Cincinnati And Lexington Patients
Mrs Pierce Winn underwent a minor operation in Cincinnati last week and is recovering well. Mrs W T Fitzpatrick is receiving treatment in a Lexington hospital. Mr W P Apperson shows improvement this week. Mrs W T Fitzpatrick remains at Lexington for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W. P. Apperson
W. T. Fitzpatrick
Lexington
Religious Services Include Christmas and Memorial Observance
Religious services are announced for Sunday December 28 with events at the Episcopal church on Christmas morning at ten o clock and at Gilead church Sunday afternoon at three led by Rev A H Hirshman. A memorial service for Rev H D Clark of Mt Sterling closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Gilead Church
A .H. Hirshman
H. D. Clark
Christian Church of
Sheriff Warns Taxpayers to Settle Delinquent Accounts
Notice from Montgomery County Sheriff W. F. Crooks warns that his term ends January 1, 1914 and taxes must be paid or delinquent accounts will be advertised and sold. The sheriff states this is the last notice and urges immediate payment to avoid further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Crooks
Montgomery County
Harris urges chair for every child in 23-21 pledge
C W Harris proclaims a plan promising a chair for each child in the 23-21 pledge. The message emphasizes affordable furniture access and community aid to families, aiming to boost comfort and study space for youngsters.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dennison
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
M. O. Cockrell
van Dorn, Ala
Mr. C. T. Coleman
Olive Stephens
Holly Gillaspie
D. Harold Johnson
Columbus, Ohio
Rosa Jones
Washington, D. C
Mrs. A. C. Bogie
J. W. Hedden, Sr
South
Levi Thompson
Winchester
Berry Pieratt and Wife
Minneapolis, Minn
Robi. L. Nelson
Mary Bruce Jones
Florida
J. G. Trimble
Col
Mrs. Webster P. Huntington
Cleveland, Ohio
Jack Winn
Culver Military Academy
Culver, Ind
Asa Samuels
John Ricketts
Tom Grubbs
State University
Geo. Kearns
Cincinnati
W. O. Chenault
Richard Apperson
Louisville
Messrs. Riggs Sullivan
Geo. Heinrich
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
James T. Williams
Woodford County
G. B. Senff
Mrs
John S. Wyatt
G. Y. Triplett
Mayme Harper
Bath County
Garrett Marshall
Sewanee University
Alexine Bigstaff
James Bigstaff
Lexington and
Nicholasville
Ethel Ferguson
Mt. Sterling Public Schools
Canada
D. J. Burchett
Mr. Burchett
California
James Shropshire
Indiana
Mt. Sterling
Lawrence Simpson
Sarah E. Winn
D. A. Lipscomb
Nashville, Tenn
H. W. Lockridge
Apho
Advocate Pub. Co
Incorp
Kerr’s Perfection Flour
I. F
A Hansen
Prewitt & Howell
Miss Holliday
Nunally
Morris’ Cafe
C. W. Harris
At Table
Opera House
Hazel Shannon
The
Shannon Stock Co
Greater Pictures
Tabe Opera House
Prince of Laugh-Makers
Harry Shannon, Jr
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