Gars Tipton Young Louisville Visitor and Local Arrivals
Local notes report Lousiville resident L. Tipton Young visiting relatives. Elizabeth McCaun to visit Frankfort. Mrs. Albert Erdman visiting mother Mrs. Gering. Mrs. H. M. Bishop and children visiting Morehead. Mrs. M. C. Clay spent day in Woodford with daughter Mrs. Hawkins. Carroll Chenault Jr home from Danville for weekend. F M Thomas of Morehead visited her parents. Martha Frances Reed home from University of Kentucky. Mary Beall returned home for summer from University of Kentucky. Private Joe Keller of Camp Taylor spent weekend with brother John H. Keller. John Langston of Lexington attended funeral of nephew William Langston. Ennis and Bernice Holly returned from Henry county visit. Malcolm Thompson arrived home for summer from Virginia. Georgie Elam and sons visited H. M. Bishop. Chenault Cockrell of Louisville to visit J. W. Chenault. Margaret Hadden returned from Transylvania University. W. C. Carroway of Omaha arrived for visit to Wyatt family. Edwin P. Morrow and Judge Turner were here as counsel for Porter C. Eubank. Mrs. David Howell and daughter Katherine return from Tallassee, Florida. Mrs. Sarah Drake and family, and Geo F. Doyle and son Roger listed as city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. Thomas
Morehead
D. G. Combs
Martha Frances Reed
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Mary Beall
Joe Keller
Camp Taylor
John H. Keller
Margaret Hadden
Transylvania University
W. C. Carroway
Omaha
Local visits and college commencement noted
Individuals travel for visits and summer plans with Rev J R Hobbs and Mrs Hobbs in Josses Ark. William Daniels and Howard Van Antwerp return from Centre College Danville. Mrs D C McNamara and daughter Martha Frances head to Grand Rapids Michigan for the summer. Mr and Mrs C B Stephens and Mr and Mrs D C McGuire go to Georgetown for Georgetown College commencement where Miss Stella Stephens will graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josses Ark
J. R. Hobbs
Wiliam Daniels
Howard van Antwerp
Centre College
Danville
D. C. McNamara
Martha Frances
Grand Rapids
Michigan
McNamara
North
C. B. Stephens
D. C. McGuire
Georgetown
Georgetown College
Miss Hattie William Taken For Appendix Operation
The sick Miss Hattie William was taken to Lexington Saturday for an appendectomy. She is getting along as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie William
Lexington
Religious Services And Patriotic Address Planned
Episcopal church has Sunday morning services at the usual hour led by Rev. Dye. Next Sunday night at the Methodist Church a Patriotic Religious Service will feature Maj. Burchett and Hon. John G. Winn with special music. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Dye
Methodist Church
Major Burchett
John G. Winn
Death in Winchester Hotel Fall Claims Beulah Moss
Mrs Beulah Moss wife of Woodson Moss proprietor of the Brown Pictoria Hotel died after falling from the fourth story of the hotel to the concrete pavement. She was about 37 and had returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital Friday. Survived by husband and son Malcolm, funeral Thursday with burial at Winchester cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Moss
Woodson Moss
Brown-Pictoria
Moss
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Winchester
Malcolm
Winchester Cemetery
Miss Reed Named Latin Teacher at Glendale High
Miss Martha Frances Reed who has attended Kentucky State University accepts a Latin teaching post at Glendale High School and will begin duties in September. Her abilities are praised as she starts this new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Frances Reed
Kentucky State University
Glendale
Reed
Teachers Selected for Consolidated School at Camargo
The following named teachers have been selected for Consolidated school at Camargo Mrs Mary Ricketts Mayes 7th and 8th grades and high school work Miss Pink Ricketts intermediate grades and Miss Edith Reis primary grades
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo
Mary Ricketts Mayes
Pink Ricketts
Edith Reis
Submarines Sink Ships Off American Coast in Raid
Nine American vessels have been sunk since May 25 by German submarines off the North Atlantic coast. The latest loss was the 8000 ton liner Carolina, 125 miles southeast of Sandy Hook, with 220 passengers and 130 crew unknown. Officials report no other lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
France
New York
Porto Rico
Carolina
Sandy Hook
Germany
United States
Atlantic
New Jersey
Navy
Berlin
Europe
America
Herbert L. Pratt
Navy Department
Daniels
House Naval Committee
Congress
Good Boy Singer at Liberty Theatre musicale
Master Robert Elam of Morehead sang at the Liberty Theatre Thursday night in a benefit for the Foreign Mission Fund. Elam showed a splendid voice with promise, likely to make his mark in the musical world as he grows older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elam
Morehead
Liberty Theatre
Foreign Mission Fund
Young Elam
Mission Program at Saints Church in Camargo
The young people will render a Mission Program at the Saints Church in Camargo Sunday evening June 9 beginning at 8 15. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints Saints
Camargo
A Letter From Over There From E. T. Shoemaker in France
A WWI letter dated 4-28-1918 from E. T. Shoemaker of Company D 116th Engineer AEF, Somewhere in France, to his father. He reports good weather, praises clean country, asks about friends Newt Scott Jones and Frances, mentions taking out another $5,000 in insurance bringing total to $10,000, notes unpaid wages since Camp Merritt and Camp Taylor, states he works in a carpenter shop, and asks for news and candy from home. He closes with hopes of return and good wishes to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Merritt
Camp Taylor
Bill Burns
Scott Jones
Hester
France
P. S
Frances
Strother Family Attends Southerland College Graduation
Mr and Mrs G H Strother returned from Southerland Fla where they attended the commencement exercises of Southerland College Their son Paul Strother graduated this year and will take active charge of Strother Motors Co The family plans to enlarge the garage to exceed the floor space of any garage in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Strother
Southerland
Fla
Southerland College
Paul Strother
Southland
Strother
Strother Motors Co
Fishback Indicted Under Espionage Act
W. Ss. S. Fishback, arrested and held for Federal Court, was indicted under the Espionage Act. His case advances to the fall term. he was released on $1000 bond. Reports say since arrest he had a son who joined the army and officials deem his remarks more indiscreet than the source suggests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishback
Colored National Defense Council Organizes Women War Work
On May 17 1918 Mrs Turner with two white women organized the Colored Council of National Defense in the city at Mrs M F Till mans East Locus Street. Officers include Laura Thomas president Claudie Settles secretary Mary Owens treasurer and other committees formed to pursue war work. They have raised 14 dollars and registered 176 babies ages 3 months to 5 years, noting most are in good health. Meetings are held Fridays at 3 p m with strong attendance. R L Jones is publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Jones
W. S
W C T U Meeting Set At Mrs Oldham Home
The W C T U will meet Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs C K Oldham's residence on Maysville Street. All members are urged to attend and new members are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Oldham
Maysville St
Birth of The Flag shown in Mt Sterling draws praise
Residents recall last Friday screening of the Birth of The Flag at the Liberty Theater. Audiences praised the elaborate sets colonial costumes and antique furniture calling it the most chaste and beautiful portrayal in Mt Sterling. Organizers hope to bring it back for another showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Liberty Theater
Overseas Mission Benefit Draws Strong Local Crowd
A substantial audience gathered at the Liberty Theater on Thursday for a musical program to benefit the Foreign Mission Fund. The evening drew a good crowd and raised a neat sum for the cause.
U S Ordnance Official Arrives Safely in France
Mr. R. M. Trimble Jr. connected with the U S Ordnance Department has, according to advices received last week, arrived safely in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Trimble, Jr
U. S. Ordnance Department
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
Bon Ami
Duerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
Gars. L. Tipton Young of
Louisville
Elizabeth McCaun
Frankfort
Albert Erdman
Elizabeth Gering
H. M. Bishop
Carroll Chenault, Jr
John Langston
City
William Langston
Ennis
Bernice Holly
Henry
Malcolm Thompson
Virginia
Georgie Elam
Robert and
Lockwood
Hf. M. Bishop
Mrs. Chenault Cockrell
J. W. Chenault
David Howell
Katherine
Tallassee, Fla
Sarah Drake
Geo. F. Doyle
Roger
Eastin & Harris
Purina
The
Advocate For Printing
Fe.f.ren
E. T. Shoemaker
Conn
Tenn
Advocate
Eastman
Lloyd's Drug Store
Colored Council OF Natioal Defense
W. Ss. S
the Advocate For Printing
Meat Business
Swift & Company
U.S.A
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