Guests and visits fill Livingston County social list
Editor Mrs. Fannie B. Goodpaster left yesterday for Atlantic City. Numerous locals host visitors from Kentucky, Ohio, and beyond, including Miss Gertrude Collins from Mayslick and John Craidy of Boston Kentucky, with many families hosting relatives and friends across the city. Regulars travel to see kin, attend events, and join summer plans in Kentucky and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie B. Goodpaster
Atlantic City
Gertrude Collins
Mayslick
Virginia Duff
John Craidy
Boston
Mary Coons
L. Tipton Young
Louisville
T. Benton Hill
Kansas City
James Sandefur
Ghent
Guy Sandefur
Miss Lizzie Coleman Hosts Eoard Club Event
Miss Lizzie Coleman entertained her eoard club at her West Main Street home with out-of-town guests. High score by Mrs. John Speer earned a handmade handkerchief prize, visitors prize went to Mrs. Alfred M. Pulaski, and refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs. Speer, Mrs. Pulaski, Mrs. I. D. Wilcox of Paducah, Miss Grace Norton of Seattle, Mrs. Charles O'Bryan of Hot Springs, Mrs. Masden of Kansas City, C. Chenault, Mrs. Pattye Riley, and Miss Suzette Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gatewood
Jack Burbridge
G. Y. Triplett
Swango Springs
W. M. Kirk
Lexington
Black Gay
Samuel L. Greene
Adelaide Greene
Lucian Greene
Jean and
Harriett Salin
R. C. Goldsmith
John Cline
Virginia
West Virginia
Gladys Mahan
Jessamine County
Elizabeth
Margaret Guthrie
Frank Masden
Kansas City
Masden
Maggie Young
Lucretia Little
Jenmel Gatewood
A. M. Pulaski
Chicago
I. F. Tabb
James Maxey
Walton
D. C. Fox
Mary Gatewood
Lake Chautauqua
N. Y
Henry L. Jones
New York
Columbia University
Chris A. Leahy
Louisville
Lizzie Prewitt Coleman
Eoard Club
West Main Street
John Speer
Alfred M. Pulaski
Miss Coleman
Speer
Local Ladies Named in Social Notes
Mrs. C. W. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. W. P. Huntington, Mrs. B. Frank Perry, Mrs. H. G. Hoffman, Miss Bessie Shackelford, Mrs. Josh Owings, Mrs. C. G. Thompson, Mrs. Clayton Howell, Miss Eliza Harris, Mrs. John Speer and Mrs. Katherine Rice Goodpaster are listed in the community social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kirkpatrick
W. P. Huntington
B. Frank Perry
H. G. Hoffman
Bessie Shackelford
Josh Owings
C. G. Thompson
Clayton Howell
Eliza Harris
John Speer
Katherine Rice Goodpaster
Alfalfa Seeding Plans Should be Made in July
E J Kinney of the Soils and Crops Department at the College of Agriculture urges July as the planning month for alfalfa seeding. He says liming the soil and readiness to sow at the first favorable conditions in August is key. Delays in plowing or limestone prep ruin timely sowing and prompt spreading. Farmers should order lime now to avoid shortages or shipment delays. If awaiting arrival, store and cover piles to prevent rain hardening the material. Spreading lime quickly is best when hauled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Kinney
Soils and Crops Department
College of Agriculture
815 Fertilizer Brands Registered in Kentucky
The Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station reports 815 fertilizer brands registered in the state during the year ending June 30 1921. The brands include 402 complete fertilizers 118 acid phosphates 164 nitrogenous superphosphates 81 phosphates with potash 53 bones tankage etc and one each of sulphate of ammonia and nitrate of soda. Laboratory work analyzed many registered brands and 579 samples were tested by inspectors and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Wrapping Ice in Newsprint Harms Refrigerator Circulation
Home economics specialists from the College of Agriculture urge housewives to avoid wrapping ice in newspapers to prevent reduced air flow in refrigerators. They caution about sanitation, proper cleaning, drain upkeep, and using larger ice blocks to maximize efficiency during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Widow Mrs. Nannie Gaines Emerson Dies in Missouri
Mrs. Nannie Gaines Emerson of Winchester died during a visit to relatives in Independence, Missouri. The body was returned to Winchester for burial yesterday in the local cemetery. Emerson was widely known and related across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Gaines Emerson
Winchester
Independence
Emerson
Service Owed to the World Promised by Every Person
A compact saying asserts that if the world owes each person a living, then each person owes the world a service. It frames mutual obligation as reciprocal duty.
Ill Mike Gallagher improves as others face illness
The notice reports Mike Gallagher's health improving after illness. Mrs. Lester Lawson of near Jeffersonville is seriously ill at Mary Chiles hospital. David Basford, injured in June, has recovered enough to use crutches and leave bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gallagher
Lester Lawson
Jeffersonville
Mary Chiles Hospital
David Basford
Walsh Co Advertisement Exposes Week’s Special Offer
The Walsh Co promotes a sale listing six pairs for one dollar during a weekly promotional period. The brief notice emphasizes value and limited-time pricing for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Walsh Co
Jackie Coogan in New Play Monday
Jackie Coogan, six year old screen star, stars in Peck's Bad Boy at the Table Monday. Irving Lesser produced and Warner Bros released the film after Chaplin discovered Coogan for The Kid. The cast also includes Doris May Wheeler Oakman James Corrigan Tillian Leighton Raymond Tatton Charles Hatton and Baby Gloria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Jackie Coogan
Jackie
Charlie Chaplin
Irving Lesser
Warner Bro
New York
Associated First National
Mr. Lesser
Doris May
Wheeler Oakman
James Corriean
Tillian Leighton
Raymond Tatton
Charles Hatton
Baby Gloria
Fall Growth of Sweet Clover Makes Best Hay
Kentuckys crops expert Ralph Kenney explains that fall growth of spring sown sweet clover yields best hay on fertile land. He describes second year management including grazing, mowing with high stubble, and seed production. Autumn and spring cuts produce hay though quality and leaf loss deter many farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kenney
College of Agriculture
Kentucky
Candidate for Judicial Post Greens Nominated for County Judge
L. D. Greens formerly of this city has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Judge of Jefferson County. After leaving school he moved to Louisville to practice law, rising quickly to a leading position in his profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Greens
Jefferson County
Greene
Louisville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Helen Brewer
Mayfield
Elizabeth Guthrie
Willenna Daniel
Owenton
Hazel Anderson Dunn
T. H. Brunner
Minnie R. Berry
Colorado Springs
George W. Warren
C. B. Duerson
Charles Smathers
W. S. Smathers
C. N. Bolinger
Harlan
W. L. Kilpatrick
W. S. Dunn
Hattie Neal
McIntosh, Fla
J. W. Jones
Olive
Mary Marshall Day
Hillsboro
J. S. Ragan
Mildred Ragan
Patty J. Riley
Nantuckett
J. M. Hutton
Jane Maxey
Owingsville
John Thomas
H. Clay McKee
Duncan
Florence Norton
Grace Norton
Seattle
Shelbyville
Frankfort
Ray Sexton
Roger Parson
Maysville Street
N. H. Trimble
Ida May Treadway
Petoskey, Mieh
Mary Beall
Clinton, Ill
Detroit
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Elizabeth McNamara
Mildred Cisco
Morgan County
Advocate
A. G. Gates
Indianapolis
Ind
N. HU. Trimble
J. C. McNeal
M. W. Bridges
Patty Johnson Riley
Suzette Johnson
Graham Springs
Crab Orchard
Francis Reed Simmons
Hall, Tenn
Isa Reed
I. W. Simmons
Card Club
Kerr
MR. Tabb
Montgomery
Madras
Homes & CO
the Walsh
Missouri
Wiel
EAGLE
Eagle Pencil Company
Marguerite Clark Productions, Inc
Marguerite Clark
Adelaide Matthews
Martha M. Stanley
Adolph Klauber
Edward H. Griffith
J. N. Naulty
Lucy Wilson
Michler Bros. CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!