Notable Locals Attend Events Across Kentucky and Beyond
G B Senff attends Danville gathering for the Press Association while many others visit, host guests, or travel. Notables include Mrs. Fleming of Eminence, Miss Nola Morris in Georgetown for commencement, and Rev R C Goldsmith with family at Georgetown for the university exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Senff
Danville
The
Press Association
Robert Fleming
Eminence
Owen Morris
Nola Morris
Georgetown
Ella Young
Flemings
M. Fi. Lacy
White Oak
Clay Cisco
Ivor and
Nannalyne Brown
Olympian Springs
Sallie Ann Amyx
Clarksburg
W. Va
Stamper
R. G. Kern
Louisville
J. W. Hedden
Kentucky Press Association
Paul B. Lauher
Paris
Ill
J. H. Stamper
R. C. Goldsmith
Henry Colliver
Arkansas
J. J. Mathe
Flemingsburg
Maysville
Caraway
Atlanta, Ga
J. S. Wyatt
Clarke Ramey
Bethel
Mary Lawless Gatewood
G. W. ‘Anderson
Susan Woods
G. C. Anderson
W. C. Moore
George W. Anderson
Beattyville
Katherine Day
Rebecca Bosweil
Winchester
Louise
Frances Stone
Margaret Ramsey
BR. C. Gatewood
Laura Williams
J. W.gatewood
I. D. Wikcox
Owingsville
Desdemona Ewing
Lee H. Hombs
St. Louis
Téa Berry
Oler Hombs
Thelma Blount
Sharpsburg
Grace Crooks
Anna Belle and
Wannie Trall
Margaret Nesbitt
Everitt Gill Circle Holds Semi Monthly Meeting
Mrs. H A Babb hosted the Everitt Gill Circle on Monday evening with eleven members present. Mrs Joe Evans led the circle and Mrs W R Thompson gave the devotional. They studied the Manual of W M A Methods and enjoyed refreshments in a yellow and white theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Babb
Everitt Gill Circle
Joe Evans
W. R. Thompson
New Firm Forms in City to Run Pantorium and Laundry Agency
Henry Barnes and Neale Cox form a partnership in this city and purchase The Pantorium dry cleaning plant from Sam Hol. They also acquire the White Swan Laundry agency from Ashland, and are described as hustlers aiming for great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Barnes
Neale Cox
Sam Holland
Pantorium
Barnes and Cox
White Swan Laundry
Ashland
Mr. Barnes
Mr. Cox
A J Garrett Dies at 81 in Bath County
Andrew Jackson Garrett 81 died Sunday at 3:30 AM at his Stepstone home Bath County after infirmities of old age. He was a lifelong Christian Church member and a prominent local figure. Survived by three daughters Mrs Tarry S Bittinger Mrs Asa Crouch and Mildred Garrett and three sons Richard Tom and James Garrett all of Stepstone. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM at Union Church near Peeled Oak with Rev. E E Dawson officiating. Burial in Peeled Oak Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Garrett
Harry S. Bittinger
Stepstone
Bath County
Garrett
Christian Church
Tiarry S. Bittinger
Asa Crouch
Mildred Garrett
Richard, Tom and
James Garrett
E. E. Dawson
Union Church
Peeled Oak
Grand Jury Report to Hon H R Prewitt Circuit Judge
The present term grand jury reports seven days of work with 58 indictments. It notes county jail needs a bath tub and awnings, praises county high school and hospital, and endorses the road bond vote as improving roads and values. It urges citizens to aid law enforcement and promises forthcoming information to the Commonwealth's Attorney. Foreman W P Ap per son signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Prewitt
Commonwealth
W. P. Apperson
Latest Standings and Rules For Subscriptions Elections
Latest standings of contestants up to 10 A. M. Tuesday govern voting. Campaign managers must be notified of any count errors before 10 A. M. Thursday. Subscriptions moved within a family are not new, votes issued as on an old subscription. Mark receipt slips correctly to credit the right subscriber or family member. There is no one man in a thousand capable of being a rogue, while any can be honest. Votes free on subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. One
Salvation Army Home Service Campaign Endorsed in Montgomery
The Montgomery Post American Legion meeting endorsed the Salvation Army Home Service Campaign for 1921. Local leaders highlight Army wartime relief, community partnerships, and the plan to place trained officers with homes and institutions to aid smaller communities. Mohr praises Legion cooperation. funds are expected to stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Post
American Legion
Salvation Army Home Service
Ohio
Montgomery
Salvation Army
Soldier Boys
Lewis H. Kilpatrick
Salvationists
Harry G. Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky
C. H. Moher
Sterling
American’ Legion
Covington
Mohr
Mt. Sterling
Legion
Judge Bites in with Quip on Jenses Two-Room Flat
A judge quips about the Jenses living in a small two room kitchenette apartment saying they have no room for complaint. The remark highlights a humorous courtroom moment amid housing chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenses
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Duerson’s
Tl. B. Cushman
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Alfred Pulaski
Florence Stamper
W. B. Shuhart
Nannie Baume
Macie B. Biggerstaff
Milwaukee
Edgar Baume
A. H. Hibshman
Emma Hibshman
Philadelphia
John Storer
Laura Graves Rooney
Washington
Queen
Katherine Rooney
Rooney
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
G. B. Pieratt
Chicago
New York
England
Mrs. Pieratt
America
Louisa Wilson
Joe Stephens
C. W. Nesbitt
A. J. Garrett
Purina
I. F
MT. Sterling, KY
Grand Jury
Emma Bliss
Emma Bliss House
C. T. Derickson
Clay Street
Mildred Cisco
Neereee
Eleanor Frisbie
Mary K. Greenwade
Mary L. Brunner
Virginia B. Coons
Hettie Brockway
Nettie Prewitt
Allie Ruth Orme
Anna Lee Cornwell
Bernice Terrell
Mary Belle Fuggate
Margaret Crouch
Perertrry
Lena Laughlin
Linnie Hoskin
Seeeeeseeses
Lula Leggett
Ethel West
Dorothy Waugh
Carolyn Bascom
Bessie Lee Clark
Lou B. Sharp
Lillian Barnaby
Ruth Denton
Nettie Thomas
Salvation Army Home Service Campaign
Cockrell & Alfrey’s
Walter Hancock
Madras
Homes & CO
Leonard
Chenault & Orear
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