Personal Notices Show Local Residents Visiting Relatives
Mrs J H Wood is visiting relatives in Flemingsburg and Mrs H P Reid with daughter Elizabeth visit relatives in Richmond. Sergt Vernon Haggard of Atlanta was guest Sunday. Will Moore of Lexington visits his parents in Montgomery. Matt Tyler of Philadelphia stayed with W T Tyler for the weekend. Mrs T F Rogers and daughter Charlotte plan a Florida visit. Rufus Hadden leaves for Hot Springs and other southern points. Charles F Haggard and family visit Ed Taul in Winchester. Asa Bean and Squire Turner attend John E Bean's funeral in Winchester. Eph Wood, A Engleman and Sue Woods of Stanford visit G C Anderson. W P Apperson and Margaret Nunnelley visit Owensboro. P K McKenna returns refreshed from Hot Springs. Taylor Fitzpatrick returns from Florida. Fitzpatrick visits Atlanta. Mrs Taylor Doggett of Sharpsburg visits her daughter Anna B Arnold in a private school. R E Tipton family leave for Fayette County. Shropshires leave Montgomery County for Frankfort to visit DeIve Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Tyler
Philadelphia
W. T. Tyler
T. F. Rogers
Charlotte
Florida
Rufus Hadden
Hot Springs
Ark
South
Eph. Wood
A. Engleman
Sue Woods
Stanford
G. C. Anderson
W. P. Apperson
Margaret Nunnelley
R. B. Apperson
Owensboro, Ky
P. K. McKenna
Local families report illnesses and injuries in the community
The sick include Mr and Mrs H B Turner and their daughters with German measles. Margaret Turley after appendicitis surgery in Lexington is in serious condition. Mrs Lou Hampton, age 87, is gravely ill at her daughter’s home on Winn Street. James Pinney, son of local food administrator S Pinney, had appendicitis and was sent to Cincinnati for specialist advice. William Hunt, son of Clay Miller, is recovering after a fall that required stitches at his father’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Turley
Albert Turley
Lexington
Lou Hampton
J. W. Hedden
Winn Street
James Pinney
S. Pinney
Cincinnati
William Hunt
Clay Miller
Population of invaded France includes many children
The article notes about 1,200,000 people live in the invaded and reconquered areas of France. It suggests a large share are children, since able-bodied men were drafted earlier, wealthier families fled, and poorer classes tend to have larger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Visitors Arrive From Missouri and Mississippi
Mrs. Shropshire and children plan a move to Fay shortly after a visit in Kentucky. Miss Apperson and Mrs. Maggie A. Gaitskill hosted her, with Mrs. Gaitskill to accompany her back to Missouri. Ed Sledd of Columbus Mississippi visited relatives, marking his first Kentucky return since moving to Mississippi years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shropshire
Fay, Ty
Phal Teopathic Sanatorium
Macon
Miss Apperson
Maggie A. Gaitskill
Missouri
Gaitskill
Ed. Sledd
Columbus
Miss
Mr. Sledd
Kentucky
Mississippi
Richardson sells Sleepy Hill farm on Spencer Pike
Mr. John F. Richardson sold his 135 acre Sleepy Hill farm along the Spencer pike to Mr. H. Bruce Duff for 27000 dollars. The property is described as one of the county's most desirable homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Richardson
Spencer Pike
Sleepy Hill
H. Bruce Duff
Defense Society Names Local Representative
The Defense Society appoints a local representative as it ramps up its stance against what it calls German influence. Mrs. R Stoner describes increased societal activity aimed at addressing perceived threats and outlining necessary actions.
Women’s National Committee taps local leader for defense work
Mrs. R. G. Stoner is appointed by the American Defense Society to represent the district on the Woman’s National Committee. She warns of German espionage at home and urges immediate action through patriotic service, including anti-German activities and promoting a major pro-American campaign. The group plans meetings and a patriotic photoplay to raise funds, with notable associates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Defense Society
R. G. Stoner
Woman’s National Committee
New York Sun
National Fund
Stoner
J. W. Harriman
N. L. Beekman
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Robert Lansing
Charles S. Whitman
Religious notices from Methodist and Episcopal churches
Rev M V Pr Yeama will preach at the Methodist unison service next Sunday evening. Dr W R Dye to preach at the Episcopal church Sunday morning. Lenten services Wednesday and Friday at 3 pm. The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society meets Friday March 7 at 10 30 am at Mrs J H Stevenson home Mrs E Y Nelson leader. The Young Woman's Missionary Society No 2 meets Saturday at 3 30 pm at Miss Martha Mae Robison's with Miss Margaret Nesbitt leading. full attendance asked. The Advocate Stands for Sood Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inom
M. V. Pr-Yeama
Methodist Church
W. R. Dye
Episcopal Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. H. Stephenson
Young Woman’s Missionary Society No. 2
The
Martha Mae Robinson
Margaret Nesbitt
Memorial for Roger Baker Fund Drive In Montgomery County
A movement to raise funds for a monument honoring Roger Baker the first Montgomery County boy to die in the present war. Baker drowned in the Tuscania sinking and the effort seeks a strong civic response from city and county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Baker
Montgomery County
Baker
Social event at Highland home draws sixty five guests
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse P. Highland entertained about sixty five friends last Tuesday evening at their Maysville Pike home. Rook was played, luncheon served, and the gathering ended pleasantly. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones have rented rooms from Mrs. Emma E. Beall on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave
Jesse
Highland
Maysville Pike
Ben . Jones
Emma E. Beall
High Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
J. H. Wood
Flemingsburg
Vernon Haggard
Atlanta, Ga
Will Moore
Mrs
Geo. W. Anderson
Winchester
Ed. Taul
Asa Bean
Squire "Turner
John E. Bean
Taylor Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Atlanta
Taylor Doggett
Sharpsburg
Anna B. Arnold
Stella Robinson
R. E. Tipton
Fayette County
Fayette
James K. Shropshire
Frankfort
Ind
Visi
Rs. Shropshire
Dei Ve Shirley
H. B. Turner
K. C. Clarke
Kern
Sells Fine Farm
Ety Gero FY
Hive
Red Steer Brand
Defense Society
Akes
Mrs. Stoner
Germany
America
Georgie W. Sledd
Shackleford Place
Boone Nickell
Winchester Pike
Ed.” Shackelford
Advocate
Lloyd’s Drug Store
MT. Sterling
Bell
the Table Theatre
Ken
Bett
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