Personal notices from local residents and military arrivals
Miss Dorothy Tyler visited relatives in Winchester last week. Mrs. James W. Gatewood and daughter shopped in Cincinnati this week. Mr. and Mrs. S. Caldwell of Ashland were weekend guests. Mrs. Tommie Moore returned from Georgetown. Miss Mary Beall returned to the University of Kentucky after visiting relatives. Private Sam Chenault was honorably discharged and at home. Private Walter Carpenter discharged and returned home. Judge and Mrs. Swango returned from Terre Haute after two weeks with son J. H. Swango. Miss Margaret Hadden returned to Hamilton College after visiting her mother. Set. Roland D. Henry, wounded in France, arrived in New York per relatives. B. C. Fulton of Lexington, Templeman Piano Co, in city on business. Miss Micha Martin and Miss Maurine Crichet, Carlisle, guests of Miss Tyler. Dick Turner, wounded in France, arrived safely in New York. Lieut. Ratliff H. Baird received honorable discharge and returned home. promoted from private to officer through hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Swango
J. H. Swango
Terre Haute
Ind
Margaret Hadden
Hamilton College
Roland D. Henry
France
New York
Micha Martin
Maurine Crichet
Carlisle
Dorothy Tyler
Dick Turner
Lieut
Ratliff H. Baird
Baird
War Time Thrift Tale From New York Banker Straus
New York financier and American Society for Thrift president 8S. W. Straus says the war taught Americans thrift more than any event. He cites doubling of families saving for Liberty Bonds and urges thrift in work and health, noting pleasures must balance with saving and that the nation won’t become tightwads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
United States
W. Straus
New York
The
American Society For Thrift
Sailly Uay
Iain Ay
Fifth Liberty Loan Campaign Emphasis Aims to Finish Job
Treasury officials in New York plan the Fifty Liberty Loan in late April to finish the job of mobilization costs and reconstruction. Gayerson's committee will refine ideas for a spring sales drive stressing bonds as a safe, attractive investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Wallington
Gayerson
Liberty Loan Committee
New York
Federal Reserve
Religious services and events scheduled across churches
Dr. W R Dye will hold service at the Episcopal Church Sunday at 11.00, and Dr BE Mann of Lexington preaches at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 11, administering communion. The Woman's Missionary Society meets Friday January 10 with Mrs J H Stephenson. Baptist services are set for Sunday with all members urged to attend. Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dye
Episcopal Church
Oelock
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. H. Stephenson
BE. B. Mann
Lexington
Methodist Church
Wanted Saddle Mare and Jersey Cows For Sale
Wanted tall Saddle Mare eight years or younger with rack and trot and slow gaits. Also Jersey cows two to five years to fresh in spring. Good prices offered. W E Bean contact by phone 622. For Sale Pianos and Players with bargains in high grade samples. One $550 player now $325. Call at once. tuner arriving last week. B C Fulton at M R Hainline's W Main St. ae a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bean
For Sale Fifty Good Stock Ewes Begin March Fifteenth
Advertisement notes fifty ewes for sale with a launch date of March 15 and provides contact H Bruce Duff at phone 232-1-2. It invites readers to view the McCormick farm sale advertised in the paper and gives phone number 322 for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launc
Morehead 1996: Train Ride Sparks Quick Doctor Run
In Morehead a conductor and bystander rush to aid a sick passenger on a moving train. They summon Dr. Dec Wilson and a local druggist to supply quinine and medical gear before the train departs, underscoring frontier camaraderie and urgent care on the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Carey
Tom Triplett
Bradley
Triplett
Wilson
Carey
Hoss
Postal Craze Causes Laughs in Card Craze Tale
In a comic exchange, characters discuss a postal craze for picture cards featuring Triplett Crick scenes. An encounter ends with Matt Carey offering to pay this time, as a jovial relief clears the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippett
Mat Carey
Woman's Missionary Society Elects Officers
At the December meeting of the Methodist Church society officers were elected for the coming year. Names include Mrs. Chas Reis as President and Robt Vanarsdell assisting as 1st Vice President for juveniles, with several others serving as vice presidents secretaries and superintendents. Installation occurred Sunday morning by Rev. E L Southgate, alongside officers from other church missionary societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Chas. Reis
Robt. Vanarsdell
Oliver Howell
Ben Turner
Stevenson
Steve Pieratt
E. H. Mess
Jno. Enoch
George McCormick
Robt. Littles
Jno. Coleman
Allie Ratliff
Sallie McDonald
Gay Wilson
Missionary Voice
E. L. Southgate
Cockrell sells 18 acres on Winchester Pike
Mr. M. O. Cockrell sells 18 acres of land on the Winchester pike to Mrs. Jas. H. Wood. The sale was brokered by W. Hoffman Wood, Real Estate Agent. The land brought 300 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Cockrell
Winchester Pike
Jas. H. Wood
W. Hoffman Wood
Nine Farm For Sale Ad By S. Fred McCormick
S Fred McCormick offers nine farm for sale. An ad in this paper notes hay needs and storage. Also seeks 30 to 40 tons of clover hay baled with hay currently in barn. Signed W W Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Fred McCormick
W. W. Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Muersor
Winchester
James W. Gatewood
D. C. Fox Ware
Cincinnati
Mrs. S. Caldwell
Ashland
Buford R. Boone
Tommie Moore
Georgetown
Mary Beall
University of Kentucky
Sam Chenault
W. C. Chenault
Walter Carpenter
Camp Hancock, Ga
County
B. C. Fulton
Templeman Piano Company
Guil
New York City
M. R. Hainline
W. Main St
H. Bruce Duff
McCormick
Morehead
Society
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling, EY
Woodford Knox
McCormick Land Sale
L. E. Griggs
Incorporated
Coats
Blank Sree Nee
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