Cooperative marketing drive for burley tobacco expands county reach
The organization of a proposed cooperative marketing association for burley tobacco growers moves quickly with 22 counties forming groups to collect signatures. Shelby county leads in pounds signed while Carroll County tops production percentage. eight counties currently active with more to start this week. Meetings set across central Bluegrass and expansion planned to Indiana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Marketing Association of Burley Tobacco Growers
Shelby County
B. A. Thomas
Carroll County
Madison
Bourbon
Bath
Shelby
Carroll
Trimble
Gallatin
Owen
Franklin
Anderson
Nelson
Washington
Marion
Lincoln
Garrard
Madison, Clark
Mason
Harrison
Scott
Jessamine
Fayette
Switzerland
Ohio
Indiana
Bluegrass District
Jessa
Walsh Company Ads Highlight Bargains This Week
Pearl buttons and extra long good night shirts sold under Faultless make at Walsh Company with quality claims. Bargain price 98 cents this week, offering savings on apparel and notions.
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Walsh Company
Obituary and social notes from Stanton and Clay City
Mrs. Mary Belle Petiit dies at Good Samaritan Hospital Lexing ton and services held at Stanton. Several visitors, relatives, and locals are noted at Clay City Stanton Rosslyn and Paintsville gatherings. Lengthy social notes list names Derickson Ewen Atkinson Hall and others visiting or hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Petiit
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Clay City
Mit de Serve
Stanton Satu
Robert Derickson
Washington, D. C
Carrie Tipton
Charles Rouse
Paintsville
Mable Martin
Mildred D. Costello
Irvin
Robert Ewen
Everett Peters
Carl McNight
Smithville
Tennessee
William Hendrick
Logansport
Ind
Anna Derickson
Dorothy Hall
May Douglas
Nancy Hall
Gertrude Derickson
Margie Hall
Thornton Derickson
Herbert Derickson
George Derickson
Rosslyn
Irene Cunningham
Mina Tipton
Durett Ewen
John Mardis
Covington
Thomas Hall
Forester Martin
Sylvia Skidmore
Stanton
Dillard Douglas
Mt. Sterling
Elmer Derickson
Elmer Cowgill
William Hardwick
Stanley Maxwell and Children
Wm. Ravbold
Mable Boone
Miss Pearl Adams
Stanton area social notes and deaths bulletin
Rosslyn Vina Benningfield, James Foster of Knowlton, and many locals appear in a Stanton area social note. The piece mentions funerals for Mrs. Mary B. Pettit of Clay City with burial July 16 in Stanton cemetery, plus numerous visits, homecomings, and guests from Floyd, Powell, Paris, Huntington, and Cincinnati. The column closes with a poem fragment and a proverb about keeping the fire in this world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foster
Knowlton
J. M. Conlee
Bert Martin
Mary Benningfield
Bernice Crowe
Johnnie Morton
Bowen
Thelma and
Aulden Martin
Mary B. Petiit
Clay City
Stanton Cemetery
Nancy Foster
Maney
Oda
Jackson
Orlander Rogers
Elizabeth Powell
Robert W. Ewen
Falcon
Jim Willoughby
Filson
Jim Hoskins
Linnie Hoskins
J. A. Bowen
Jesse Norton
Venice Norton
Dave Martin
Lula Derickson
G. M. Derickson
Holt Derickson
Nan Benningfield
B. F. Hatton
Powell County
Stanton
M. B. Pettit
F. Kator
Ellwood and
W. S. Thomas
Mt. Sterling
H. J. Dailey
Oklahoma
Edgar Denton
Ruth Denton
Albert Piers
Louisville
Robert Crooks
Ruth Richards
Harry James
Paris
H. B. Anderson
Shawhan
Clay Donohue
Ruth Donohue
Sterling
H. S
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Ford
Burley Tobacco Marketing News
Mine
Georgetown
Switzer
Millersburg
Carlisle
Flemingsburg
Nicholasville
New Castle
R. M. Barker
Carrollton
Prince Albert
PN Aegt
Ad Crimp
E Wolds
P.A
Jimmy Pipe
Pringe Albert
Lax
Stanton May Douglas
Jamyhes Atkinson
John D. Atkinson
Keller Greene
Montgomery Counity Court
Rosslyn Vina Benningfield
Sue Bascom
Reva Estell
Walthill
Neb
Francis Klinger
Pittsburgh
Etna Anderson
Robert Anderson
Aetna Anderson
Betty
Owingsville News
Slate Avenue
Virgaline Byron
Maude MacGinnity
Indianapolis
Lucille Vice
Gene Brother
Carolyn Brother
Gladys Young
Susan Richards
Constanece Botts
Thelma Johnson
Lucille Catlett
Isabelle Corbett
Paducah
Marjorit Botts
Ashland
P.o'lee
Pete
P. O'Lee
Wichelasville
Mr. Sterling Advocate
Bryan & Robinson
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