Local Social Notes Mention Visits and News
Miss Annie Bell Calvert spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Charlie Calvert. Mr and Mrs Clay Baker visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Baker of Wades Mill on Sunday. Cliff McCormick guests of James Hoskins. Sam Long has gone to Paris. Clemmie C Kesling returned home after Preston visit. Ernest Smith home from Camp Taylor visited friends here last week. Mrs James Swope spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Howard Lyons of Winchester who is ill at her parents home. Prewitt Jones Oscar and Walter Kesling in Mt Sterling Monday. E D Jones in Lexington Saturday. Mrs Hiram Long has word from daughter Mrs Stanley Bailey near Paris announcing a fine daughter.
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Annie Bell Calvert
Charlie Calvert
Clay Baker
Elmer Baker
Wades Mill
Cliff McCormick
James Hoskins
Sam Long
Paris
Clemmie C. Kesling
Preston
Ernest Smith
Camp Taylor
James Swope
Howard Lyons
Winchester
Henry Williams
Prewitt Jones
Oscar
Walter Kesling
Mt. Sterling
Hiram Long
Stanley Bailey
Children celebrate with songs and fundraising for piano
Children’s Day Exercises drew a large crowd and raised funds to buy a piano for Kidd ville church. Local ladies organized and led the event with praise for their efforts. Mrs Sterling Hisle hosted Sunday dinner for Mr Joel Pace’s 63rd birthday.
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Kiddville
Sterling Hisle
Joel Pace
Margaret Hadden
Mt. Sterling
Mary Nelson
Sallie Eubank
Cyrus Boone
Through Tobacco Harvest Nears End for Local Farmers
Mrs. Chas Reed remains very ill at home. Several local families including Shackelfords and Reed relatives visited and hosted guests. Miss Josephine Shackelford traveled to Owingsville on business, and Miss Cleo Hackney and Mary Hackney visited local friends. Mae Browning and family from Winchester visited the Myers family. Missionary Exercises were held in Camargo and a Sunday School crowd gathered at Antioch.
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Chas. Reed
Mary Margaret Cyons
Near Here
Lida Duff
Wim, Duff
Josephine Shackelford
O. T. McKee
P. J. Shackelford
T. C. Pergran
Preston
Clarence Townsend
Camarro
Carroll Richardson
Mamie Howard
Emma D. Walker
Susan Wells
Here
Owingsville
Cleo
Mary Hackney
Maude
Laura Reed
P.M. Fortune
Johnson Station
Mae Browning
Winchester
Lewis Myers
Infant dies of whooping cough buried in Bethlehem cemetery
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Claude Williams died Sunday morning from whooping cough and was buried Monday afternoon at Bethlehem cemetery. A large crowd attended Children’s Day Exercises at Kiddville church Sunday afternoon. Ten dollars was raised for a new church. Bernice Conlee entertained of Sands Sunday. Those Pieratt,
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Egypt
Claude Williams
Bethlehem
Kiddville
Bernice Conlee
Sands
Pieratt
Kiddville Church Notices and Local Visits
Rev Likins of near Mt Sterling preaches Sunday at Kiddville church. Rev J W Black filled his regular appointment Sunday morning and evening. James Finney and family visited Floyd Combs. T J Douglas, Mary Douglas and Joe Mainline visited Estill Lykins at Thompson Station. Kiddville Children Day Exercises drew many locals.
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Likins
Mt. Sterling
Kiddville Church
Aggy Knox
J. W. Black
This Place
Ladies Aid Meeting Backed by Mrs Faulconer this Thursday
Mrs. W R Faulconer will entertain the Ladies Aid meeting this Thursday. All members urged to attend and everybody is invited. The Monroes are rebuilding their old cabin and should feel at home soon. Miss Mary Belle Monroe made a flying trip to Owingsville last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Potts, Miss Ruth Day and Mr. Seth Sewell. Mrs. Lucy Baker, long ill, shows improvement while Mrs. Sallie Ewill of Hog Creek remains not well. Miss Nellie Witt and Miss Jennie Baker visited town on business. Kodaking was excellent at this place Sunday afternoon.
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W. R. Faulconer
Ladies Aid
Monroes
Mary Belle Monroe
Owingsville
Potts
Ruth Day
Seth Sewell
Lucy Baker
Sallie Ewill
Hog Creek
Nellie Witt
Jennie Baker
Vin Hepatica touted at Fayette Drug in Georgetown
Mrs. R L Parker of Georgetown told a friend on a Fayette Drug Co phone call about Vin Hepatica benefits. Several ladies overheard and bought bottles, with Parker ordering for another friend. Peters of Sharpsburg urges others to try the eight-ingredient all-vegetable remedy for catarrhal trouble indigestion biliousness and nervous weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Fayette Drug Company
TL. Harrison
The
Fayette Drug Co
W. S. Lloyd
Sterling
Measles and Whooping Cough Reported in Grassy Lick
The Grassy Lick community reports several measles and whooping cough cases. Local residents share visits and illness notes while planning Children’s Day Exercises at Grassy Lick Baptist on June 16 at 11 a.m. Nearby travel included Mr and Mrs J W Hon and children attending the event at Kiddville.
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Grassy Lick
Whitehall Co Receives Thanks From French Soldiers
Mr. J. Will Clay reports letters from boys in France expressing gratitude for Kentucky tobacco sent to troops. The soldiers say they appreciate the smoke and feel optimistic about the outlook over there. Oxfords from Stacey Adams and Walkover are noted.
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J. Will Clay
France
Kentucky
Walsh Company afloat on market currents
Amid a crowded market of old rag bundles and beach trappings, investors are urged to stay steady with the Walsh Company to ride rising tides. The message stresses caution against wavering and urges maintaining a firm stance to stay buoyant.
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Walsh Company
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E. D. Jones
Lexington
Forest Suter
Louisville
Oil Springs
Porter Ituls
Spencer
Camargo
Antioch
McDonald Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Catherine Everman
RE. V. May
James Finney
Floyd Combs
T. J. Douglas
Mary Douglas
Joe Mainline
Thompson Station
Estill Lykins
God
R. L. Parker
Fayette
C. W. Peters
Sharpsburg, Ky
Dott Warrer
Bessie Biount
Linnie
Anna Clay Hoskins
Mable Mason
Mary Willie Greene
A. H. Robbins
J. W. Hon
Lelia
Roy
Baptist Church
W. S
R. E. Punch & CO
Whitehall CO
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Oxfords
Stacey Adams
Walkover
Palm Beach
Henry Hamburger
Manhattan
Knox
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