Personal notices from Bourbon city update locals
W R Sargent of Bourbon and Grover Anderson in Lexington on business. Miss Mary Nelson Eubank returns from visit to Mrs Harry Hunt. Joseph Coons Fayette county visits friends. Mrs J M Robb Jessamine county guest of sister S Spratt. J D Hazelrigg back from New York market. Mrs Walter R Dye of Hancock Md visiting her parents. Mrs W C Cooper travels to Ashland to visit father H B Stafford. Mr and Mrs John Blount take apartments on Winchester pike. David Howell of Millersburg Military Institute visiting. Mr and Mrs W B Crouch and Mr and Mrs N H Fletcher guests of W C sr. Mr and Mrs George R Parker Lexington in city. Parker leads Kentucky interests for J P Taylor Co. R E Toms from Chicago in city. A G Ratcliff in Winchester on business. Mr and Mrs Albert Stofer and Mrs A G Ratliff in Lexington. Walter Chenault of Louisville visiting parents. Judge and Mrs W O Chenault and Mr and Mrs W E Moore of Farmville Va guests of J M Venable. Judge Robert H Winn and Mrs Winn stay at Odawaha Hotel in Eustis Fla. M W Sowards return tomorrow from bridal trip to Cincinnati and elsewhere. Alberta Mitchell Robinson Hospital Madison Co spent weekend with Mrs Sallie Moore. Mrs John Harrison back to Helena Ark after visiting J Oldham Greene and Miss Mary E Turner. C K Oldham Chicago purchasing for firm McCormick Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cooper
Ashland
H. B. Stafford
John Blount
Joe Henry
Winchester Pike
David Howell
Millersburg Military Institute
Oliver Howell
Walter Chenault
Louisville
W. O. Chenault
W. E. Moore
Farmville
J. M. Venable
Robert H. Winn
Winn
Odawaha Hotel
Eustis
Fla
M. W. Sowards
Cincinnati
Alberta Mitchell
Robinson Hospital
Madison County
Sallie Moore
Foot specialist Dr J W Weber opens Winchester offices
Dr J W Weber a renowned foot expert opens offices in the Colonial Building Winchester Kentucky offering corn bunion and nail trouble relief without knives. He is regarded as a leading authority on feet and promises thorough treatment at the Colonial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
J. W. Weber
Winchester
Colonial
Weber
Colonial Bldg
Social events highlight Kentucky high society gatherings
Misses Bernice McClure Ila Lee and Alta Hiatt hosted a tea at County High School for Senior girls with Robin Calk winning a heart shaped candy box for top cards. Women in the community held club meetings at the Baumont Hotel and a West High Street rock party with a luncheon. The Presbyterian Missionary Society elected officers and staged Jubilee program while the State Journal reports a grand Governor Morrow mansion reception noted as a social milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice McClure
Ila Lee
Alta Hiatt
Robin Calk
The
State Journal
Kentucky
Notable Guests and Attendants at Governor's Inaugural Event
The governor and Mrs Morrow hosted a formal inaugural event with attendees including Fred A Vaughan and Mrs Vaughan Attorney General Charles Dawson State Treasurer James Wallace and Mrs Wallace Commissioner of Agriculture W C Hanna and Mrs Hanna Superintendent of Public Instruction George Colvin and Mrs Colvin The presentation was by Dr John G South Mrs Morrow wore blue brocade satin with orchids Mrs Vaughan American Beauty panne velvet Mrs Wallace black satin and sequins and Mrs Colvin brown satin with gold trimmings A large list of hostesses and attendants followed including Mrs William C Bradley Mrs J C Bailey Mrs Orlando Brown Mrs Graham Vreeland Mrs Samuel J Shackelford Mrs Sherman Goodpaster Mrs Thomas A Hall Miss Sue M Scott of Lexington Mrs Anne Montgomery Schoolfield Mrs D W Lindsey Jr Miss Emily Thomas Mrs Edward O'Rear Mrs John G South Mrs C Walker Hay Mrs J Howard Murray and Mrs James Darnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Vaughan
Vaughan
Charles Dawson
James Wallace
Wallace
W. C. Hanna
Hanna
George Colvin
Colvin
John G. South
Morrow
Colvin Brown
William C. Bradley
J. C. Bailey
Orlando Brown
Graham Vreeland
Samuel J. Shackelford
Sherman Goodpaster
Thomas A. Hall
Sue M. Scott
Lexington
Anne Montgomery Schoolfield
D. W. Lindsey, Jr
Emily Thomas
Edward O’rear
C. Walker Hay
J. Howard Murray
James Darnell
Prayer Meetings and Union Address at Local Church
Three missionary societies of the Christian church will hold a Friday 3 PM prayer meeting observed by the Interchurch World Movement. Sunday at 7 30 PM a Union meeting at the Christian church will feature Dr Patterson of Louisville addressing Y M C A interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
The
Christian Church
Interchurch World Movement
Patterson
Louisville
Local ill and health notices and market actions
The article notes illness among residents including W. A. Bogess and Mrs. Boyd and others, with several now convalescing or seriously ill. It also details warrants issued in Kentucky for overcharging in sugar, dress goods, and food by stores, with commissions pursuing prosecutions and urging citizen complaints and county attorney cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Brett
Louisville
Beaver Dam
Carlisle
Pulaski
Boston
John C. Lewis
Kentucky
Prosecution of profiteers begins in Kentucky
The Fair Price Commission and U S District Attorneys in Kentucky start action against profiteers in food and clothing. A fair price list is being prepared to guide enforcement across the eastern and western districts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Fair Price Commission
U. S
Digging Proclaimed Yet Labor Proved In Small Town
A concise remark contrasts the dignity of labor with the act of digging itself, highlighting the value of work beyond the surface task and hinting at practical labor in a local setting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victrola
Columbia
Edison Phonographs
Victor
Edison New Records
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
W. R. Sargent
Bourbon
Grover Anderson
Mary Nelson Eubank
Harry Hunt
Joseph Coons
Fayette County
J. M. Robb
Jessamine County
8. E. Spratt
J. D. Hazelrigg
New York
Market
Walter R. Dye
Hancock, Md
Mrs
W. T. Simrall
W. B. Crouch
N. H. Fletcher
W. C. Sr
George R. Parker
R. E. Toms
Chicago
A. G. Ratcliff
Albert Stofer
A. G. Ratliff
John Harrison
Helena, Ark
J. Oldham Greene
Mary E. Turner
C. K. Oldham
McCormick & Oldham
Hig
Kellers
Keller
Country Woman’s Club
Country Women’s Club
Charles Highland
Wilmot K. Prewitt
Bridge Party
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
Baumont
Kirkpatrick
J. Will Clay
H. B. Kinsolving
Pierce Winn
James C. McNeal
A. Sidney Johnson
James Kennedy
Josh Owings
Bridges White
Patty Johnson Riley
Hattie Owings
Ben. R. Turner
I. F. Tabb
Steve Pieratt
West High Street
Pieratt
A. §. Hart
Judson Anderson
Will Howell
Robert Howell
Clay Cooper
James E. Gay
Will Mason
George Eastin
Albert Storer
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Margaret Apperson Gaitskill
Edward T. Reis
Sue Evans
John Storer
Gaitskill
Stofer
Allen Electrical Company
B. F. D. Allen
N. Upper Street
Lexington, KY
Electrical Contractors
Ohio River
W. A. Bogess
George Anderson, Sr
Frank P. Boyd
O’rear Fogg
Phoenix
Arizona
West
Finley Fogg
H. G. Hoffman
J. M. McCormick
Mockabee Montjoy
Tom Wilson
Louis Utz
Jack Owings
James
R. E. Punch & Company
MT. Sterling, KY
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