Personal Notices From Cincinnati to Winchester
J H Keller visits Cincinnati on business. Many Kentucky residents travel to Lexington, Winchester, Morehead, Owingsville, and Louisville for visits, relatives, or shopping. Several names appear: Miss Florence Anderson, Miss Nell Cassity, Miss Elizabeth Mehan, Mrs. Blanch Brasheard, and others visiting family or making trips across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Brasheard
Lexington
Florence Anderson
Winchester
Nell Cassity
Morehead
Elizabeth Mehan
Danville
R. C. Goldsmith
W. C. Jennings
Georgetown
Tts Acnes Pgy
M. V. P. Yeaman
Charles Highland
Lester Lee
Louisville
C. W. Duerson
Effie Eubank
Remarkable Y M C A service record of Lewis A Judy
A letter dated December 30 1919 from Rev Clyde Darsie in Sterling Kentucky praises Lewis A Judy Mt Sterling Ky for an excellent Y M C A service overseas in France during World War I. Judy served at Paris headquarters in the Warehouse Department and later in the Salvage Warehouse conveying gratitude for his war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Judy
France
Clyde Darsie
Judy
Mt. Sterling
Paris
Ada Allen's Turkey Pen Continues Strong Start
Ada O. Allen began 1919 with ten turkeys in her pen and at year end G. D. Sullivan & Co. paid her 108.80 dollars for her raising efforts. She starts the new year with the same pen size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada O. Allen
G. D. Sullivan & Co
Samuels Resigns to Join Family Oil Firm in Texas
Stockwell Samuels resigns from Mitchell Baker and Smith Lexington to join his brother and mother in the oil business in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockwell Samuels
Mitchell, Baker and Smith
Lexington
Texas
Defended Use of Poison Sparks English Inquiry
Dated 1717, agents urged customs to curb aqua tofani poison imported into Italy and distributed widely in Naples and Genoa. Reports claim 600 deaths at Naples with many executed for selling and administering. Perpetrators cite religious motives to excuse selling the poison for ridding troublesome spouses and enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec. Arienateien
Commissioners of Customs
England
Naples
Genoa
Italy
Helen Learns the Flu Hits a Family Hard
A family endures influenza suffering across generations with hair loss and changing attitudes. Nine year old Helen discovers a baby brother but asks why a used one was bought, sparking a comic moment about the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Grandfather
Mother
Grandpa
Helen
Child Victim of Eagles Near Maranges Frontier
A three month search for a missing baby from Maranges near the Spanish border ends when villagers on Cancardus mountain uncover infant bones, linen scraps, and tiny sabots beside an eagle nest. The parents identify the sabots as their child’s, suggesting an eagle carried the child away while he played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranges
Cancardus
Moonshine Discrimination Claim Cited by Uncle Bottletop
In a vivid exchange, Uncle Bill Bottletop says a law-abiding man notices the only people who get liquor are those with no business with any at all, reflecting a satire on bootlegging and prohibition era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Bill Bottletop
Recruit for New Club in London Answers
A brief item notes a literary recruiting pitch from London Answers inviting readers to join a dwindling club after asking applicants about writing a book. The exchange highlights enthusiasm and scarcity as a tongue in cheek call to participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
London
Modern Artists Embrace Time Saving Inventions
In a witty exchange, Dauber jokes about painting Father Time with a mowing machine, while another artist defends progress and aims to stay current with new techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauber
Little Mamie Frizzlepate Delivers Daily Apple to Teacher
Readers remark on Little Mamie Frizzlepate's daily habit of presenting the teacher with a large red apple and speculate on the Frizzlepate family's wealth.
The Substitute Laughs Through Sugar Scarcity
A brief exchange reveals a concern over scarce raw sugar and a humorous remark that they will continue using the cooked variety, underscoring resource limits and adaptability in daily life.
Missionary Society Meets and Sermon Series Planned
The Baptist church Missionary Society met Tuesday at 2 30 in the parlor and teachers and workers are urged to attend Thursday at 7 in the church reception rooms with Pastor West. Dr G W Cameron presiding elder spoke at Morehead Sunday. salaries paid to date. Next Sunday the pastor begins a sermon series on the Church Covenant covering Bible Covenants, Covenant Life in the Church, Family and World with dates January 11 18 25 and February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
The
Baptist Sunday School
G. W. Cameron
Lexington
M. E. Church
Morehead
Pastor West
Spencer Agents Sell Queen Street House to Fitzgerald
Cravens and Turpin acting for John A. Spencer sold a house and lot on Queen street to Harry Fitzgerald for 1000 dollars with possession on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravens and Turpin
John A. Spencer
Queen Street
Harry Fitzgerald
French Turley to Undergo Mastoid Operation
French Turley of this city is at the Good Samaritan Hospital where he underwent a mastoid operation today. Late reports from his bedside indicate he is progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ills and recoveries reported in local notes
Ernest Lee Baird remains confined to his apartment with a severe tonsillitis attack. Florence Wilkerson, daughter of Mr and Mrs N A Wilkerson, shows improvement after a week at home. Mrs Elmer Duncan of Wade’s Mill was hospitalized at Clark County Hospital for surgical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lee Baird
Florence Wilkerson
Elmer Duncan
Wade’s Mill
Clark County Hospital
Birth Announcement for Elizabeth Jean Rogers in Louisville
To the wife of Wesley J. Rogers nee Miss Margaret Ragan at their home in Louisville Sunday a daughter Elizabeth Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley J. Rogers
Margaret Ragan
Louisville Sunday
Elizabeth Jean
Evangelist Dr Dew in Winchester Meeting
Gospel preacher Dr J H Dew, a leading Southern evangelist, conducts a Winchester First Baptist gathering with Dr C M Thompson as pastor. His 1919 labors brought 1341 additions to southern Baptist churches, and talks aim to start a Mt Sterling meeting soon with a plea to pray daily for Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dew
South
First Baptist Church
Winchester
C. M. Thompson
Southern Baptiste
Dew
Mt. Sterling Baptist Church
Mt. Sterling
Art Studio Opens January 8 By Dorothy Tyler
Miss Dorothy Tyler opens her art studio January 8 at her Sycamore Street home. She will teach crayon charcoal pen and ink sketching oil watercolor and design painting basketry poster work and more inviting children under 16 to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tyler
Sycamore Street
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J. H. Keller
Cincinnati
Minnie Sue Graves
Huntington
Claude Paxton
Ashland
W. L. Kilpatrick
Leo Schlegel
Detroit
Mary Schlegel
Susan Fisher Woods
Stanford
Grover C. Anderson
Scott Goodpastor
Tda Belle
Owingsville
Mary Ann Young
Mary Storer
Lula Henry
Middletown
Ohio
R. A. Brooks
May Daugherty
Mrs. W. L. Kilpatrick
Robert Covington
Frances Ann
W. R. Thompson
Bessie Cohen
Marguerite Newmeyer
Chicago
Elsie Henry
Charles Neal
Bessie Lane
Robert McConnell
Hunter Bailey
Frank Robbins
Cley’ind
Relas
Hot Springs
Ark
Hattie Owings
Mise Flo Shirley
Prof
W. C. Hopper
Sallie Eubank
Bethany College
Mary Hadden
Mary McClure
Naret White
Prestonsburg
Steve Pieratt
Esther Wilson
Memphis
Howell Reese
Canton
Leah Reese
Edna Berkele
Lancaster
D. T. Moss
Sturgeon
Ray
N. O
E. H. Moss
Bruce
Robbins
Bridgeport
Ill
Carrie
Mary Anderson
T. D. Bentleys
North
Dudley W. Hunter
Bernice Clarke
Washington
C. B. Clarke
Charles James
Leonard Bayes
W. C. Cooper
N. H. Fletchers
B. F. Thomson
Birmingham
Mary Kendall
Arthur Bybee
Long Beach
Cal
Lucey Turner
Bessie Bybee
Anna B. Pinney
Washington, D. C
Fannie Maybeth Pinney
Roger
Turney Patton
Rebecca
Nell
Cynthiana
John Scott
Hamilton College
Will Ratliff
Sharpsburg
Badger Robertson
Mary J
Hughes Atkinson
Jentol Gatewood
West Virginia
Lewis Carrol Jones
Knoxville
B. E. Jones
William B. Woodford
Paul Strother
Motor
Florida
Mary Beall
Owensboro
J. W. Hedaoaty
John H. Mason
Winter Park, Fla
Mrs. C. D. Powell
C. B. Stephens
C. E
Opera House
Elizabeth Miller Lockwidge
L. G. Cannon
Irene McNamara
State University
P. McNamara
Thomas Clarke
Pittsburgh
Kate C. Clarke
Margaret Ramsey
J. C. Ramsay
Mary Lawless Gatewood
Mildred Gatewood
Margaret Turley
William King
Willy and
J. M. Conroy
Elsie Stephens
Torrent
Kentucky
Normal City
East Main Street
Georgette
Ourya
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