Personal notices from Winchester and surrounding cities
Lewis Judy was in Winchester on business. B Small has returned from a business trip to Louisville. Mrs Minot Davis is visiting friends in Cincinnati this week. Orra Barnes has returned from a visit to friends in Lexington. Mr and Mrs G R Rassenfoss are in Louisville visiting J R Miller. R Morris of Louisville is here a few days with her parents. Mrs Robert Trimble and daughter Mrs Joshua Owings are in Louisville. Mattie Moore and two little sons of Louisville are guests of A L Laughlin. Helen Cain of Paris has returned home after visiting M G Rassenfoss. Mrs John G Roberts and Mrs J H Wood have returned from Lexington. Agnes Storer returned from visiting Miss Betty Bruce Van Antwerp at Farmers. Mrs Bishop Clay and Miss Agnes Clay of Lexington are guests of Mrs J S Bogie and family. Mary Grimes, Mrs J M Isola and Mrs Frank Schaffer were in Lexington shopping. Mrs Walker Lancaster of Winchester is visiting sister Mrs P R Cockrell. Mr and Mrs W C Clay, Mrs J W Clay and Mrs D J Burchett motored to Lexington Wednesday. Judge Lewis Apperson returned from Maysville where he was managing business interests. A L Laughlin returned to Red Boiling Springs Tenn for his health. Morris W Jennings of Cincinnati has visited sister Mrs Charles G Thompson. Jean Strother of Ashland and Frank Gilkerson of Elk City Okla have been guests of Misses Ruth and Tillie Day. Mrs C L Kimbrough who supervised Ewing Hall Cafeteria at Transylvania College Lexington has returned home. Mrs N H Trimble and attendant Miss Wyatt go to Petoskey Michigan for the summer. Mr Trimble accompanied them as far as Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot Davis
Cincinnati
Orra Barnes
Lexington
G. R. Rassenfoss
Louisville
J. R. Miler
Mattie Moore
A. L. Laughlin
Helen Cain
Paris
M. G. Rassenfoss
John G. Roberts
J. H. Wood
Agnes Storer
Betty Bruce van Antwerp
Bishop Clay
Agnes Clay
J. S. Bogie
Mary Grimes
J. M. Isola
Frank Schaffer
Walker Lancaster
Winchester
P. R. Cockrell
W. C. Clay
J. W. Clay
D. J. Burchett
Notable Travelers Visit Lexington Residents and Travels
Mr and Mrs Shields D Gay are in Lexington today. Miss Genevieve Settles visited friends in Lexington Tuesday. Edward Grubbs of Winchester was in the city on business midweek. Charles Gaitskill of Redlands Cal left for Winchester after visiting Mrs Lizzie Atkinson and relatives. Mr and Mrs A B Ratliff and others returned from an automobile trip to Louisville. David Gaitskill returned from Illinois visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields D. Gay
Lexington
David Gaitskill
Illinois
Genevieve Settles
Edward Grubbs
Winchester
Charles Gaitskill
Redlands
Cal
Lizzie Atkinson
A. B. Ratliff
Halley Gillaspie
T. Badger Robertson
Mary Jane Robertson
Katherine Ratliff
Louisville
Children to Present Sunday Morning Program at Baptist Church
At 10 45 Sunday morning the regular service hour will be given to the children who will render a very interesting program. At the evening service Pastor R C Goldsmith will speak on The City of the Mob. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
R. C. Goldsmith
Prominent Carlisle Physician Dies After Illness
Dr. T. E. Hutchings, 47, a leading Carlisle physician and Mason, died in a Lexington hospital after several weeks of illness. Survived by widow, three sons Stanley John William Elden Hutchings, mother Mrs. Laura Hutchings, 79, all of Carlisle. He was an uncle of Mrs. Tipton Wilson of this city who attended the funeral. Hutchings was well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Hutchings
Mason
Carlisle
Lexington
Stanley Hutchings
John William Hutchings
Elden Hutchings
Laura Hutchings
Hutchings
Tipton Wilson
VAGRANCY RIGHT NAME
The Republicfan party seeks a national plea this fall arguing it may secure an endorsement of its vagrancy. Its congressional majority has wasted time and funds trying to overturn the Democratic president and curb his constitutional powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicfan Party
Congress
Shorthorn Bull Sold For 250 Dollars In Wilmore Trade
Robinson T. Judy of this city sold and shipped a fine yearling Shorthorn bull to Dr. McLean of Wilmore in the past week. The price paid was 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson T. Judy
Dr. McLean
Wilmore
Social invitations for Elizabeth McCann and Adelaïde Gay
Misses Elizabeth McCann and Adélaïde Gay issue invitations to a Five Hundred party at the latter’s home on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McCann
Adélaide Gay
Mrs Wren to Honored at 76th Anniversary Dinner
Mrs L M Wren was guest of honor at a Saturday dinner hosted by her son J D Wren marking her 76th anniversary. Daughter Mrs D W Gordon arrived from Pittsburg to attend, a pleasant surprise to Mrs Wren.
Mrs. B P Jeffries Hosts Five Hundred Party
Mrs. B P Jeffries hosted a Five Hundred afternoon at her country place near Side View. Guests included Mrs. F P Boyd, Mrs. Lester Lee, Mrs. J P Highland, Mrs. George Coleman, Miss Lizzie Prewitt Coleman, Mrs. Will Howell, Mrs. Alfred Pulaski, Mrs. Fisher Mark and Mrs. Wilmot Prewitt. Luncheon followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Jeffries
Side View
Entertains Sewing Circle at Winn Street Home
Mrs Stewart McCormick entertained her sewing circle at her Winn street home yesterday afternoon with a delicious plate lunch. Those present included Mrs Joe Brown Mrs Clinton Hawkins of Versailles Mrs J C Gaitskill Mrs W T Hunt Mrs J M Hoffman Mrs Garrett Marshall Mrs W A Mason and Mrs S D Gay.
Local Socials List Honorants and Endorses Golden Dream Coffee
A society note lists T. M. Greene Mrs. J. W. Hedden Jr. Mrs. Ratliff Lane Misses Alice Young and Ruth Wyatt among a social gathering. The feature promotes Golden Dream coffee as the unquestioned choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Greene
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Ratliff Lane
Alice Young
Ruth Wyatt
Judy Bascom Overcomes Pneumonia in Recovery
Bascom Judy has faced pneumonia and complications but is active now and expected to recover fully soon. The report notes the illness period and improving condition as she regains strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom Judy
Save Our Railroads To Save Ourselves
A lengthy appeal from Manufacturer's Record urging urgent expansion and reform of the U.S. railroad system. It cites freight congestion in Pittsburgh, grain and merchandise stuck due to scarce cars and locomotives, and the broader economic penalties of inadequate transportation. It blasts prior policies and demagogic barriers, warning of collapse unless railroads are saved and expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Texas
Canital
Gabby’s Wife on the Rail and Foot Absence
A fragment hints at a relationship issue with Gabby and his spouse. The line suggests the wife’s tongue is no longer on the rail and implies her foot may also be tied to the same fate. No further context is provided to confirm events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabby
Weathered quip on climate in France sparks laughter
A lighthearted exchange jokes about months in France with June and March swapped, highlighting a playful misreading of seasonal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Golden Dream Coffee campaign tale stirs housewife support
General Wood endorses a soap manufacturer as campaign manager, a choice that drew attention during disclosures before the Senate investigating committee. The appeal appears aimed at housewives in the public narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis Judy
W. B. Small
Miss R. Morris
Robert Trimble
Joshua Owings
Lewis Apperson
Maysville
Red Boiling Springs, Tenn
Morris W. Jennings
Charles G. Thompson
Jean Strother
Ashland
Frank Gilkerson
Elk City
Okla
Ruth
Tillie Day
C. L. Kimbrough
Ewing Hall
Transylvania College
Shorthorn
Elsie Chenault
Versailles
Kappa Delta Sigma Sorority
Hamilton College
Cliff Echo
Kentucky River
Miss Chenault
Frank Chenault
J. L. Robinson
Grassy Lick Pike
O. W. Hamilton
Thelma
Emma
Boyd
Walter Bell
L. R. Mann
Burton
Stanley Kerns
W. B. Robinson
Grace
Dorothy
N. G. Robinson
Grassy Lick
New York
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