Highland Family and Associates Named in Notice
W P Highland and Miss Nora Highland lead a list including Mr and Mrs C D Highland and Alice Clark with extended relations such as Mr and Mrs P Highland and others in a social or legal notice. Additional names include Mr and Mrs Les ee Las and Newton Lee, EB Duff, Frank Boyd, Clarence White, Prewitt Young, W K Prewitt and Mrs J H Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Highland
Nora Highland
C. D. Highland
Era Alice Clark
P. Highland
Lesee Las and
Newton. Lee
EB. Duff
Frank Boyd
Clarence White
Notable Local Visitors and Arrivals Across Town
A column lists residents and guests visiting Lexington Carlisle Cincinnati Paris Louisville and Flemingsburg. People mentioned include Rev Olaf Hamilton and William Jennings Bryan en route, Miss Mary S Bean from Greensboro, and J M Venable with son returning from Farmdale Virginia. The item also notes 89th birthday dinner for Amanda Clay and various social visits and travels by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Rooney
Lola Lawrence
Lex
J. M. Venable
Farmdale
Lewis Summers
Flemingsburg
M. H. Lewis
J. M. Hutton
Cincinnati
Thomas Johnson
Olaf Hamilton
Lexington
William Jennings Bryan
Mary S. Bean
Greensboro
S. C
R. T. Bean
Margaret Guthrie
William M. Anderson
Flint
Mich
H. 8. Bittinger
Nicholasville
Louisville
Illness and health notes from Sharpsburg area
Mrs. Omer Ratliff is seriously ill at her home in Sharpsburg. Miss Sallie Trumbo shows improvement after weeks of illness. Mrs. Sarah Winn’s friends fear pneumonia as her condition remains unimproved. Also a local sale advertises reduced shoe prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Ratliff
Sharpsburg
Sallie Trumbo
Sarah Winn
Education cost to be studied by a new commission
The American Council of Education announces a commission to study U.S. education costs. Approved appropriations totaling 170000 come from the Commonwealth Fund Carnegie Corporation General Education Board and the Milbank Memorial Fund. Dr G D Strayer of Columbia University named chairman the panel will review current and future education costs and related funding methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Council of Education
Commonwealth Fund
Carnegie Corporation
General Education Board
Milbann Memorial
G. D. Strayer
Columbia University
Educational Finance Inquiry
American Council On Education
Religious lecture and church events in Louisville
Mrs J T Sullivan state superintendent of the Boys and Girls work of the Christian church will lecture at the Christian church at ten on Tuesday January 24. Baptist Our Sunday School meets 9 30 A M A L Mitchell superintendent. We invite all ages and offer cord ial welcome. The pastor preaches 10 45 Sunday morning. No evening services due to Presbyterian invitation to hear Dr Vander Muellen worship with them. Public prayer and Bible study Wednesday night. meeting is increasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sullivan
Louisville
The
Christian Church
18 as Work Age Limit Foreseen in Education Talk
Dr. A. E. Winship of Boston told a New York conference on illiteracy that in a few years states may require 18-year-olds and high school graduates to work. He noted a shift from 12 and a sixth reader to 14 as minimum work age, with a few states raising to 16 and high school education, while others urged simpler texts and more emotional appeals to inspire American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Winship
Boston
Journal of Education
New York
Walter E. Ranger
Rhode Island Commission of Education
Most State Law-Givers Lack Early Education
Yale professor Allen Johnson told the Connecticut League of Women Voters that fewer than half of state legislators have a full common school education and only about 15 percent have college training. He noted farmers, lawyers, and businesspeople dominate legislatures and many are not in touch with governing responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Allen Johnson
Yale University
School of Citizenship
Connecticut League of Women Voters
Kentucky College Athletics Reform Urged
Dr. P. K. Holmes of the University of Kentucky urges broadening college athletics to benefit all students. He proposes educational and health goals, less focus on winning, and a single department for physical education with broader, more permanent coaching and reduced reliance on outside coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Association of Kentucky Colleges
P. K. Holmes
Department of Health and Hygiene
University of Kentucky
College Association
Department of Physical Education
Kentucky Man Named 1922 Rhodes Scholar
William Hugh Peal, 23, of LaCenter Kentucky, senior in the University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences, is selected as the 1922 Rhodes Scholar. He receives 350 pounds yearly for study at Oxford, out of nine candidates. Peal is a former Navy serviceman and active in campus affairs and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hugh Peal
LaCenter
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Kentucky
University
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore
Rhodes Trustees
Peal
Oxford University
England
Delta Sigma Pi
Honorary
Fraternity of Commerce
Acacion Lodge of Masons
Acacion House
Harrison Avenue
Patterson ‘Literary Society
Ballard County Club
Democratic Club Committee Roles Highlight 1919-20
The record notes a committee of the Democratic Club along with the holder serving as secretary-treasurer of the Intercollegiate Oratorical Association for 1919-20. This identifies key student governance positions and organizational ties in that academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democratic Club
Intercollegiate Oratorical Association
Curio States Named by Inquirer in Jest
A playful list presents sister states with pun names Miss Ouri Ida Ho Mary Land Callie Fornia Allie Bama Louisa Anna Della Ware Minnie Sota and Miss Sippi. The item reads like a light column bit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ouri
Ida Ho
Mary Land
Callie Fornia
Allie Bama
Louisa Anna
Della Ware
Minnie Sota
Miss Sippi
Classroom Jokes and Light Verse
A collection of schoolroom quips and light verse. Students joke about clumsy steam engines and verb tremble forms while teachers protest mispronunciations. The humor centers on a boy who cannot start and a pupil who mocks spelling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Rooney
J. W. Crates
Carlisle
G. H. Strother
Paul Strother
H. L. Clark
Paris
T. Havens Brunner
Jesse M. Alverson
Bourbon County
W. T. Simrall
Baltimore
Washington
W. R. Dye
Jab Simrall
Carl W. Robinson
John Thompson
Owings Lane
Washington, D.C
F. D. Richardson
Fred Shirley
Frankfort
Claude Carloi
John Brannock
Falmouth
John Faulkner
Frances Faulkner
Faulkner
George Faulkner
Katherine Murray
East St. Louis
Ill
Margaret Glover
Bride Kehoe
Lockport
Ellen Gillon
Owingsville
Mrs. Clay
Amanda Clay
West Main Street
Anne
Sally Clay
J. T. Highland
Marguerite Crouch
Harberry Taul
George Clinkepbeard
Near
Frank Thompson
Jane
E. H. Crouch
Gladys Oldson
Robert Oldson
Lidy Lou Crouch
F. L. Ritchie
Buford Curtis
John Taul
Mt. Sterling Court
Sam _ Ishmael
John M. Crouch
Elizabeth
Lida Lou
Frank Taylor
Frank Ritchie
Stacy Adams
R. E. Punch Co., Inc
the Advocate
Buick
Mt. Sterling
U. OF K. Man
Rhodes Scholar
Paul
Claude
Sam
Johnnie
Ben
Samuel
Walker
Oldham
A. B. Oldham
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