Personal notices around Crab Orchard Springs visitors
Local society column lists visitors and travelers including Joe Keller at Crab Orchard Springs and Opal Reames from Delaware visiting Alpha Enoch. It notes Prof and Mrs M J Goodwin with son Thomas at Lebanon and several other relatives visiting Jamestown, Huntington, Lexington, Versailles, Ironton, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Keller
Crab Orchard Springs
Opal Reames
Delaware, D
Miss Alpha Enoch
Prof
M. J. Goodwin
Thomas
Lebanon
Horgnert Fork Democratic Paper Mentioned
A fragment notes a local Democratic paper location in Horgnert Fork North Carolina with brief context on its prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the .S
Horgnert
Fork. N.C
Local Social Roundup from Mt Sterling Area
Rubber Co. visitor from Akron returns home to Mason family. John Freeland and Stella Stamper attend State Convention of the Senior Epworth League in Shelbyville. Jack Cornelison of Louisville visits Mt Sterling. he once lived here. Carolyn Bourne and Judith Bourne plan a two week Hindman visit. Rev. T Benton Hill of Virgilina visits friends. Dances hosted for Miss Anna Louise White Paris Sarah Crooks Owingsville Lucile Hulse Olympian Springs. R E Punch attends Retail Clothiers Association meeting in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freeland
Stella Stamper
Epworth League
Shelbyville
Jack Cornelison
Louisville
Mr. Cornelison
Mt. Sterling
Carolyn Bourne
Judith Bourne
Taylorsville
Hindman
Local figures recover from surgeries and injuries
The sick Mr Rex Hall who was recently operated on at Lexington returned home Saturday and is getting along nicely. Mr Richard French, assistant postmaster, who sprained his ankle last week is able to be out though still in pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Hall
Lexington
Richard French
Births in Camargo and city on June 1917
In Camargo this county on June 20 a son to the wife of F D Richardson named Fred Shirley. In the city on Friday June 29 1917 a daughter eight pounds to the wife of W W Ginn named Maud Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo
F. D. Richardson
Fred Shirley
W. W. Ginn
Maud Marie
Food Control Bill Nears Final Senate Approval
War aid measures face final Senate work as three months of the special session end. Prohibition provisions of the Food Control Bill are nearly settled while Herbert Hoover asks for changes in other sections. The War Tax Bill goes to the Senate this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Herbert C. Hoover
Drunken youth kills man in Clark County buggy ride
Sherman Jewell, a leading Clark county farmer, was stabbed to death Sunday afternoon by 18 year old Thomas Alford while riding in a buggy with three boys on the Mt. Sterling pike near Winchester. The assailant was said to be intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Jewell
Clark County
Thomas Alford
Mt. Sterling Pike
Winchester
Religious Children Day Exercises at Fort Chapel Methodist
Religious Children Day services will occupy the regular preaching hour at Fort Chapel Methodist Church Camargo next Sunday July 8. A patriotic program was presented by the Sunday school of the Christian church featuring songs readings by Louise Hardy Allen Prewitt George Darsie and Dr C W Harris. The offering of more than forty dollars was given to the Red Cross Society. Union church meetings begin with a six hundred strong crowd at Mt Sterling Big Chautauqua tent led by Dr W A Ganfield president of Centre College Danville Ky who urged patriotism and virtue for a strong America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Chapel Methodist Church
Camargo
The
Christian Church
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Louise Hardy
Allen Prewitt
George Darsie
C. W. Harris
Red Cross Society
Mt. Sterling
Chautauqua
W. A. Ganfield
Center College
Danville
America
Social events and patriotic gatherings fill Oil Springs area
The opening ball at Oil Springs and a Fourth of July dance at Olympian Springs draw large crowds. Mrs. Claude Dunavent hosted about thirty children for her son James Kinnaird’s fourth birthday, and the Salt Sands Club danced at Trimble’s Hall with Garrett’s Saxophone Quartette. A Presbyterian service featured national colors and a Wilson letter reading, with Army reminiscences and a Red Cross offering. Center College President Ganfield lectured on national righteousness. Mrs. J W Prewitt hosted grandmothers for her mother’s birthday, with festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Springs
Garrett
Claude Dunavent
Clay Street
James Kinnaird
Russians Renew Assault On Galicia Front In Heavy Losses
Russian forces resume fighting along an eighteen and a half mile Galicia front and suffer heavy losses under German fire before retiring. In France Gen. Haig’s troops tighten grip on the coal town of Lens as the war continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galicia
Haig
Lens
One for Ladies Pumps Sale Alert
Special price at Punch Graves and Co with ladies pumps $2.45. Limited to Thursday Friday and Saturday only. See window for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch, Graves '& Co
Move to Farm by Bogies on Lulbegrud Pike
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson C. Bogie have relocated to a farm along the Lulbegrud pike, marking a new rural residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson C. Bogie
Lulbegrud Pike
Delights at Paris Pike Dinner Dance Hosted by Bigstaffs
Miss Alexine and Mr. James W. Bigstaff welcomed guests to a Paris pike home last Tuesday evening for a refined six o'clock dinner and several hours of dancing. Attendees included Miss Emily Lloyd Miss Edith Reis Miss Frances Samuels Miss Mattie J Botts and Messrs Stewart C Sharp J Ross Jones William Oldham Ollie McClure and Charles Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexine
James W. Bigstaff
Paris Pike
Frances Samuels
Mattie J. Botts
John Rodman
Messrs
Stewart C. Sharp
J. Ross Jones
William Oldham
Ollie McClure
Charles Oldham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Ernest Baird
Clarkie Roseberry
Prenchburg
Irwin Wood
Youngstown, CO
Mr. S. 0. Wood
John Peggs
Jamestown, N. Y
E. T. Lawrence
Bluefield, W. Va
Mrs
W. P. Lawrence
Charles M. Taylor
Little Rock, Ark
John G. Winn
Carrie Lee Jones
Cynthia
Emma Cooper
Nancy Clay
Clinton W. Hawkins
Elise Chenault
Versailles
Mrs. Lawrence Butler
Chicago
W. R. Maupin
D. R. Maupin
Genevieve Sewell
Ironton, C
Huntington
W. Va
Oma Denton
J. K. Denton
Homer French
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Bratton Sutton
Bradentown
Fila
W. A. Sutton
Mrs. Gratton Woodson
Middlesboro
Geo. Blevins
Mr. Woodson
W. Miller
Little Daughter
Waynesville, N. C
Jane Clancy
Maggie King
Stalla Stephens
Faith Snuggs
Georgetown
Miss Snuggs
Miss Stephens
Charlie Mason
Goodrich
R. E. Punch
Punch, Graves & Cot
Retail Clothiers’ Association
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling, KY
Joe T. Wilson
Cockrell Bidg. S
Maysville St
Patriotic Service
Saltans Club
Trimble’s Hall
Josh Owings, Jr
Bridge
Owingsville Pike
A. Gerald Gates
Clara B. Nelson
Presbyterian
Wilson
Hopper
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Dallas
Tex
Simrall
O’connell
Robinson
Carr
Marshall
Chiles
van Antwerp
James Whitcomb Riley
Board of
Red Cross Fund
Ganfield
Centre College
J. W. Prewitt
Enoch Bruton
W. S. Lloyd
Emily Lloyd
Edith Reis
Olympian Springs
Olympia
Kentucky
MR. Anders
WM. Hull
Olympia, KY
Palm Beach
Punch, Graves &Co
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