Correspondence From Lexington and Nearby Visits
Local notes list residents and visitors in Lexington and surrounding towns. Names include McNabb Wells Walden Perry Anderson Conyers Byron Daugherty Jacobs Gillon Kehoe Richards Redwine Myers Stamper Brown, and others. Several attendances mention Nazareth commencement, Mt Sterling court, and Hazard employment, with travel to Louisville and Cincinnati College of Music, plus planned performances by Miss Byrom and Miss Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Wells
Lexington
A. W. Walden
Leiington
T. M. Perry
Millersburg
Virginia Anderson
Lillian Conyers
A. T. Byron
National Hardware Retail Congress
Louisville
J. A. Daugherty
Thos. G. Daugherty
Flemingsburg
H. C. Jacobs
Taylor Doggett
Reynoldsville
Alice Gillon
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Edgar Denton
James Edgar
Cynthiana
Adaline Bell
Francis Kehoe
Lockport
Ill
Jas. Gillon
Kehoe
Jane Murray
Susan Richards
Mt. Sterling
C. M. Carter
Ashland
Jennie Myers
Ethel Myers
F. Redwine
Bethel
Ohio
Redwine
J. R. Day
C. J. West
Etna Anderson
Nazareth
Christine Anderson
Leslie Shrout
Price Calk
Paul Hunt
Gene
Poultry House to Close for 60 Days
G. D. Sullivan & Co announces a 60 day closing starting July 1 for repairs and remodeling. The house will reopen September 1 and seek poultry and hides at top market prices. Life offers some men a bed of roses and send it upon approval too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Sullivan & Co
Powell Faults Harvey Speech and National Mood
Dr. E L Powell, pastor of the First Christian Church in Louisville, criticizes Harvey's World War era remarks as reflecting a discontented mood. He cites crime waves, war regulation disillusionment, paternal legislation, overregulation, and calls for stronger local policing and judges while urging a return to reverence for courts and constitutional institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Court of St. James
America
United States
Association of Nations
E. L. Powell
First Christian Church
Louisville
Lions Club
Henry Watterson
Dr. Powell
Doctor Powell
Powell
League of Nations
U. S
Congress
Commonwealth Attorney
Robinson
Salvation Army Postpones Outing to August 6 at Fair Grounds
Salvation Army Home Service campaign ends a planned June 30 outing with the American Legion at the Fair Grounds and reschedules to August 6. The move follows arranging conditions and aims to boost fundraising with city organizations forming committees. An auction sale for the Coppage residence on Samuels avenue is set for Saturday at 2 PM, led by Clayton Howell as Agent and Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Home Service
Salvation Army-American Legion
Fair Grounds
Sterling
Coppage
Samuels Avenue
Clayton Howell
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Keller’s Vanarsdell & Co
the Table Theatre
W. A. Sutton & Son
Hombs & Co
Land & Priest
the Delicious Cafe
L M Redmond
Bryan & Robinson
Advocate
Owingsville
Wm. McNabb
LaFayette
L. B. Shouse
Commonwealth’s
Colonel Petty
R. E. Punch CO
Weyenberg
Stacy-Adams
Salvation Army News
Traders National Bank
Ihereby
Lucy Wilson
Michler Bros. CO