Many Notables Visit and Travel in Kentucky State
A parade of visitors and residents announced in brief items includes Mr. W. A. Samuels in Washington this week and Attorney W. C. Hamilton in Paris on business. Mrs. Foster Rogers visits Lexington while Hon. W. B. White attends court at Morehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Samuels
Washington
W. C. Hamilton
Paris
T. Foster Rogers
Lexington
W. B. White
Morehead
J. W. Hon
Winchester
Wm. Botts
Cincinnati
R. L. Spratt
Louisville
Lida Mae Harper
H. R. Prewitt
Frankfort
E.C. Crear
F. A. Millard
Laura Williams
Spring Station
G. B. Senff
Price Calk
Danville
Hettie Whaley
W. H. Wood
John Scott
Millersburg
Hibshman Revival Draws Crowds in Owingsville
Religious news from Owingsville reports Rev A H Hibshman attracting large gatherings with many new members for the church. The Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society plans an all day meeting Friday March 13 starting at 10 30 with hostess Mrs Lizzie Wilson devotional Mrs Clay Cooper business meeting Mrs Steve Pieratt president and a menu committee headed by Mrs Chas Oldham and others. Mrs Paxton will report the Winchester annual meeting. Full membership attendance is desired.
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Owingsville
A. H. Hibshman
Hibshman
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Lizzie Wilson
Clay Cooper
Steve Pieratt
Chas, Oldham
Henry Judy
Claude Paxton
Winchester
Paxton
Weckesser's Big Bankrupt Sale Sneaks In Bargains
A historical ad highlights suits priced at 10 to 15 dollars and hats at 48 cents to 2.50, with the sale described as a large bankrupt clearance offering deep discounts.
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Weckesser
Local Hospital Updates on Residents' Health
The Sick Mrs. R. M. Smith continues to improve. Mrs. C. G. Pangburn is getting along nicely. Mr. E. R. Little is doing as well as could be expected though still serious. Alvin Ratliff is improving after an appendicitis operation at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lexington. John W. Burbridge is able to be out again after a week confined to his room with pneumonia threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Pangburn
Lexington
C. G. Pangburn
E. R. Little
Alvin Ratliff
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John W. Burbridge
Weckesser's Big Bankrupt Sale Draws Crowd
The Spot Cash Grocery hosts Weckesser's bankruptcy sale attracting shoppers eager for bargains as customers queue outside the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weckesser
Spot Cash
Pig Race at the Rink Draws Friday Night Crowd
Friday night March 13 at the rink a live pig will be loosed at 9 15 with the skater who catches it declared the winner and receives the pig. Brown's Saxophone Trio plays from 9 to 9 15 with no skating. Admission and skates 25 cents admission with private skates 15 cents. Tipton and Montjoy, Proprietors.
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Brown
Tipton & Montjoy
Grassy Lick Church Holds Saturday Exchange at Local Store
The ladies of Grassy Lick church plan an exchange at Prewitt and Howell's store this Saturday featuring ready to eat items for Sunday dinner. Patrons can obtain prepared goods and not worry about cooking.
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Grassy Lick
Prewitt & Howell’s
Weckesser's Big Bankrupt Sale Hose and Socks
Weckesser stores advertise a bankrupt sale with hose and socks priced at six cents per pair. The notice emphasizes deep discounts and stock liquidation across the retailer.
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Weckesser
Pig Race Night Lights Up The Local Rink
Friday night at the rink featured a lively pig race that drew families and neighbors. Spectators laughed and cheered as the contestants trotted along the track, making for a joyful community event.
Auction-Bridge Party Fetes Misses Grubbs and Tabb
Mrs. Duke Hazelrigg hosted a Tuesday afternoon auction-bridge event for Miss Hazel Grubbs and Miss Mary Tabb of Mt. Sterling, hosted by Judge C. C. Turner and Mrs. Turner. Pink rose decorations adorned the home and tea table. prizes went to Miss Elise Dandridge and Miss Sallie Lockett. Attendees included Grubbs Tabb Bennett Roberts Wood Settle Samuels Chinn Dandridge Lockett and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Hazelrigg
Hazel Grubbs
Mary Vansant
Tabb
Mt. Sterling
C. C. Turner
Turner
Elise Dandridge
Sallie Lockett
Misses Grubbs
Virginia Bennett
Ida Roberts
Louise Wood
Rachel Settle
Annie Samuels
Lizzie Hunt Chinn
Marie and Sallie Lockett
Isabel South
Frankfort
Lexington Herald
Spot Cash Grocery
Oklahoma Ranch Girl Stars in The Prince of Tonight
Betty Caldwell rises from an Oklahoma ranch to a leading role in The Prince of Tonight at Table Opera House on March 20. The former Bonnie Stuart soubrette captivates with a magnetic personality and sunny charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Table Opera House
Betty Caldwell
Bonnie Stuart
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Court St
O. W. McCormick
Versailles
Elizabeth Ratliff
Sharpsburg
Louise Morris
Elizabeth Vischer
Atlanta, Ga
Gatewa ‘Thomas
Olive Stephens
Bush Marcoffsky
Washington, D. C
Stanley O. Wood
Seth Botts
William Hughes
Little Son
Nicholasville
Robert Fletcher
Clifton Forge
Frank F. Fletcher
J. E. Groves
Orlando, Fla
J. W. Groves
McIntosh
W. J. Bolin
Knoxville, Tenn
Sallie Greene
B. F. Sheriden
Mrs
Henry Stephens
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John J. Diehl
Lucy Welch
A. S. Trimble
Middletown
H. C. McKee
Lucy Owings
J. S. Frazer
Harry Crooks
Sidney. Calk
FE. A. Osborne and Son
Rome
Mesdames
Wm. ‘Taylor
John E. James
Rushton, Ill
J. Q. Stephens
Fannie Bell Fenwick
Korea
R. M. Trimble
John M. Rainey
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Rainey
California
I. F
Laurel
R. Wallace
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
Wallace Silver Plate
R. M. Smith
Fayette National Bank
Margaret K. Caden
Holt Ave
Winn St
the Prince of Tonight
W. P. Weckesser
Ewington
Chandler
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