Local social notes list visitors and guests across Kentucky towns
A long roster of residents and guests is recorded with visitors in Richmond Winchester Flemingsburg New Port Louisville Spring Station Oxford Cincinnati and other places. People include Mrs G B Senff Earl Senff Miss Laura Williams Miss Amelia Van Meter and many others visiting relatives and friends as summer plans unfold. Public figures and horse experts also appear with Rev Harry Rogers and family arriving from Kansas City and Matlack and Shropshire overseeing a show string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Williams
Spring Station
G. B. Senff
Montgomery County Fair Returns This July Week
The Montgomery County Fair announces a five day run from July 23 to 27 featuring the state’s best exhibits and community events. Local groups invite families to enjoy rides shows and competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Vine
Health Notes From Local Happenings
Mrs. Geo W Anderson Sr shows slight improvement this week. Dick Robinson remains quite ill at his Winchester Pike home. Richard Storer, recently ill, is able to be out again. Anna Mary Triplett, previously sick, is much improved after several days of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Anderson, Sr
Dick Robinson
Winchester Pike
Richard Storer
Anna Mary Triplett
Riding the Seville Bells
The Youth's Companion describes bell ringers in Seville who ride the great bells from the belfry. Young men climb to the bell and straddle its shoulder to press the bell with their feet, swinging as the hammer strikes. The daring display includes the bell swinging outward over the city while the rider leans and balances above the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giralda
Seville
Simple weddings shift from grand pageantry to quiet gatherings
The piece notes a rise in simple weddings across classes, with fewer bridesmaids and spectators. It contrasts lavish ceremonies with modest rites, observing that even fashionable churches see more intimate gatherings of relatives.
Great Southern Projects
The article notes new southern water power ventures with $225 million in capital, plans for more than 1.5 million horsepower, and financiers from London New York and Pittsburgh controlling key sites. It argues southern streams could power mills trains and cities and shift industrial leadership from the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Pittsburg
Frohman condemns Oriental dancer at New York club dinner
At a Metropolitan Club dinner in New York Charles Frohman denounced an Oriental dancer as immodest calling her mind nasty. A playwright urged leniency noting the dancer may be young or at least a stripling while Frohman disputed the youth claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Metropolitan Club
New York
Mr. Frohman
Unlucky Number Mystery Challenging the Visitor
The Prisoner claims to be victim of unlucky number 18 in a cryptic exchange with the Visitor. Twelve jurors and one judge reputedly feature in a tense scene labeled by Sporting Times.
Dance at Trimble's Hall Honors Miss Mary Ray Trimble
A large crowd attended the Tuesday evening dance at Trimble's Hall in honor of Miss Mary Ray Trimble. The hall was decorated by Clar ence Leach of Lexington. Weber's ten piece orchestra from Cincinnati provided music. A bountiful intermission plate lunch featured ham croquettes sandwiches chicken salad chips biscuits coffee ices and cakes. The event was praised as one of the swellest social functions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ray Trimble
Clarence Leach
Lexington
Weber
Cincinnati
Magowan
Birth Announcement for George Louis Kirkpatrick Jr
On Sunday morning to the wife of Charley W. Kirkpatrick a fine boy George Louis Kirkpatrick Jr was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley W. Kirkpatrick
George Louis Kirkpatrick, Jr
Simplicity and the Growth of Virtue in Self-Control
A concise excerpt from William George Jordan’s Self-Control arguing that simplicity eliminates the non essential to strengthen life. It claims simplicity trims needs and waste, concentrates power, and allows virtue to flourish by replacing vice with disciplined effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William George Jordan
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
Mr. Lindsay Douglas
Richmond
J. W. Helden, Jr
Winchester
Arnold Hart
Flemingsburg
Clarence Ader
New Port
Earl W. Senff
Mary McClure Fogg
Dede Robson
Louisville
George Kerns
W.oenault
Amelia van Meter
Aliee Young
Ray Clark
Oxford, C
Elizabeth Lockridge
Wmlry
Mrs. Henry Barnes
Blue Fields
W. Va
Thomas Jefferson
Jenny Judy Ratliff
Katherine Spence Herriott
Mrs
John Tyler
Atlanta, Ga
Mr.Tyler
H. V. Kemper
Millersburg
Marguerite Clark
County
John Scott
Mrs. Chenault Cockrell and Baby
Middlesboro
Earl King
Woodford County
Edward Bogie
Nettie Wood
Carlisle
Stamper
LeRoy Link
Newport
Earl Senff
Emma Thompson
Calk
Paul K. McKenna
Capt
J. T. Williams
Gilbert Satterwhite
Mayme Satterwhite
Richard Appperson
W. P. Apperson
J. W. Hedden, Sr
Shelbyville
Helen Hedden
Tandy Chenault
This
C. T. Evans
Harry
Harry Brann
Ladoga, Ind
Edward M. Proctor
Indianapolis
Ind
F. A. Ramsey
Jeffersonville
This County
Wm. Shropshire
Matlack
Shropshire
Billy
Walter C. Metcalfe
Ottawa
Kan
Kerr’s
Na Ae
Kerr's
MR. Tabb
Great Southern Projects
Oriental Dancer
Igc
Trust
Silver Trust
Laurel
Bank Street
MT. Sterling, KY
Trimble’s Hall
J. R. Magowan
Advocate Publishing Co
Vanars
Dell’s
Reno
Lakeside
State Mutual, Life Assurance Company
Worcester
Massachusetts
H. G. Hoffman
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