Social notes from Lexington and surrounding towns
A long list of visitors and residents in Lexington and nearby areas includes Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Oldham, Mrs. Eliza Jordan, H. B. Browning, Dr. Russell Henry, R. B. Miller, J. E. Grubbs, Alma Louise Barnard, Iva Milan, Mrs. Kate Dimitt, Mrs. George Eastin, Mrs. C. W. Kirkpatrick, H. Strother, Miss Marie Gager, Colonel Gatewood, George N. Connell and Balfour Connell, and many others. Movements include trips to Cincinnati, Morehead, Winchester, Chicago, New York, and preparations for spring goods, hospital surgery, and travel to Florida and Cuba. notes on illness, recoveries, and social events with local clubs and theater attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Jordan
Lexington
H. B. Browning
Clark County
Russell Henry
Winchester
R. B. Miller
J. E. Grubbs
George Eastin
C. W. Kirkpatrick
H. Strother
Cincinnati
Marie Gager
Chattanooga
Colonel Gatewood
Rook Party Hosted by Miss Highland at Holt Avenue
Miss Highland hosted a Rook party Thursday night at her home on Holt Avenue in Indianola Highland area. After the games, lovely refreshments were served for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Highland
Holt Avenue
Miss Highland
Names of Misses Listed in Detected Text
The line reads a list of women including Laura Ray Crooks Laura Gill Hoffman Lillian White Susan Gatewood Elizabeth Stross man Frances Scobee Roberta Dale Frances Turner and Edna D Owings as readable fragments from a damaged article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ray Crooks
Laura Gill Hoffman
Lillian White
Susan Gatewood
Elizabeth Strossman
Frances Scobee
Roberta Dale
Frances Turner
Edna D. Owings
High Street Rook Club Hostess Plans Wednesday Party
Mrs. R. E. May will host a High Street Rook Club party Wednesday afternoon at her attractive new West High Street home. Guests include Mrs. J. Clay Cooper Mrs. Will Ed Jones Mrs. Steve Pieratt Mrs. Oliver Howell Mrs. Robert Vanars dell Mrs. J. C. Ramsey Mrs. C. W. Compton Mrs. Mattie Coleman Mrs. Lee Crear Mrs. C. H. Petry Mrs. Tha Reis Mrs. William May and Mrs. Alfred P. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. May
High Street
West High Street
May
J. Clay Cooper
Will Ed. Jones
Steve Pieratt
Oliver Howell
Robert Vanarsdell
J. C. Ramsey
C. W. Compton
Mattie Coleman
Lee Crear
C. H. Petry
Tha Reis
William May
Alfred P. Jones
Miss Elise Derickson Hosts Rock Party For Local Girls
Miss Elise Derickson entertained many young friends at a Friday afternoon rock party at her Clay street home. Guests included Susan Gatewood Virginia Ayres Nola Highland Frances Turner Edna Owings Lucille Hamilton Frances Séobge Roberta Dale Georgia Kerns Elizabeth Strossman Clara Fassett Virginia Coons Martha Frances Rice Virginia Conroy Virginia Darsie Kelly Barnes Martha Moss Henrietta Howell Lillian White Catherine Redmond Lula Thomas Ann Thomas Evelyn Prewitt Laura Ray Crooks Florence Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Derickson
Clay Street
Miss Derickson
Susan Gatewood
Virginia Ayres
Nola, Highland
Frances Turner
Edna D. Owings
Lucille Hamilton
Frances Séobge
Roberta Dale
Georgia Kerns
Elizabeth Strossman
Clara Fassett
Virginia Coons
Martha
Frances Rice
Virginia Con
Moving to and From Canada
Our Canadian cousins brag about immigration from the United States to Canada with figures of 50,000 moving north and over 17 million dollars in wealth. But U S immigration data show about 40,000 Canadians moving south with belongings. The net loss is about 10,000 Americans, roughly one in ten thousand of the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
California
Mt Sterling Advocate Reader Note on Suffrage Attitudes
A reader's remark argues that many women misjudge suffrage by assuming all women should strive for equal status and asserts that the right kind of wife never deceives other women. The piece reflects period views on gender roles and political rights.
Notable Speaks on Names in the Also Rans List
A brisk note says in this swift age, being among the also rans signals decent standing rather than failure, suggesting those named still perform well and share in the competitive field. The remark frames modest success as common in contemporary life.
Electric Shop Promotes All Electric Supplies at Popular Prices
The Electric Shop advertises a wide range of electric supplies and fixtures at popular prices, highlighting affordable options for home upgrades and installations.
Mrs. Mariah Elizabeth Hiler Dies at Home Near Jeffersonville
Mrs. Mariah Elizabeth Hiler wife of W R Hiler died at their home near Jeffersonville in this county on Wednesday afternoon January 19 1921 in her 68th year born January 11 1853 She became a Christian at New Hope Ohio and her family moved here years ago Survived by her husband four sons Frank Jacob William Abner and two daughters Rebecca Fayette Shouse and Lillie Moreland Funeral held at home Friday afternoon by Rev B W Trimble with burial near the residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah Elizabeth Hiler
W. R. Hiler
Jeffersonville
This County
New Hope
Ohio
Frank
Clark
Jacob
William
Abner
Rebecca Fayette Shouse
Lillie Moreland
Hiler
B. W. Trimble
Epi
Ill and improving health updates from local households
The SICK Miss Alice Clarke is dangerously ill at her home in this city. Mrs Harve Knox, who underwent a nation at Lexington several days is reported to be improving rapidly. Miss Ola Rogers was operated on for appendicitis at Lexington at an early hour yesterday morning and is reported to be getting along as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clarke
Harve Knox
Ola Rogers
Lexington
Courtesy and Jealousy in Married Life observed
A reflection on marriage noting courtesy as scarce and suggesting jealousy has roots in perceived disrespect. The piece argues wives appreciate husbands with ground for jealousy, implying trust and attentiveness influence marital harmony.
For Rent Farm of 60 Seres in Ky. Mrs Vivian Watts
Classified line offers a sixty acre farm for rent with contact to Mrs Vivian Watts Mt Sterling Kentucky Be B No 5. An observing woman makes a remark about a husband and a pipe spending time going out. A secondary odd line notes a chain of unrelated phrases about a pretty girl who did not act as if she knew she was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Watts
Mt. Sterling
Gold in the Ground for Those mastering the art of Liesing
Fragmentary note hints at a skill or metaphor involving liezing in and gold in the ground, suggesting a pursuit of wealth through a learned technique. No names or places are provided to specify a concrete event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liezing In
Man Finds Fear Unspoken When He Wants to Yell
A man experiences fear that pins him to silence as he longs to shout but cannot. The moment of intensified dread captures the struggle between impulse and restraint.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson
W. P. Oldham
Iva Milan
Hot Springs,Ark
Kate Dimitt
George N. Connell
Balfour
City
Harry Stafford
Paintsville
Joe Turley
J. C. McNeal
Shields Cunningham
Ann Priest
Ella Priest
M. F. Ruperd
Gilbert Thomas
Harrison Avenue
Harry Berry
Morehead
James K. Shropshire
Fayette County
J. A. Shirley
J. Y. Rogers
New York
Rogers Company
Sam Kline
Grassy Lick
Mr. Kline
J. Norris
J. A. Vansant
Florida
Orlando
Daytona Beach
G. B. Pieratt
Chicago
Mr. Pieratt
Mrs. Rose Pieratt
Cuba
W. R. Thompson
William H. Reid
J. Coleman Reid
Henry Reid
George R. Snyder
Inex Davis
Wellington
Corine Clarke
W. O. Foulk
Central Shale Oil Corporation
Pittsburgh
Foulk
R. D. Turley
Little Daughter
Virginia
Clark County Hospital
Paul E. Merryman
Ragan-Gay Motor Company
Lancaster
New Orleans
Sterling
Clayton Howell
Winchester Pike
D. M. Baker
Kerr's
I. F
The
Mt. Sterling Advocate
Federal Reserve System
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Unnse Brothers
J. D. Wren Auto CO
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