Society editor notices in local social notes
Mrs. Thos Shrout and Mrs Shanklin Piper of Owingsville visited Tuesday. Anna B Pinney left for Washington for a government post. Mrs John McColm of Huntington guests of the Tylers. Mrs Charles Howe returned from Falmouth after a cousin's burial. Lewis Mitchell and Harold Ewart in Paris for aunt Mollie Goodman’s burial. W C Hamilton and son traveled to Lexington on legal business. Mrs John Speer and Miss Suzette Johnson visited Cincinnati to see Mrs J M Hutton. Mrs W Hoffman Wood in Paris for sister Hettie Whaley's illness. Mrs J M Conroy and Virginia visited Lexington to see Mrs M W King ill in hospital. Mrs James S Rogers returned to Deland Fla after weeks with her sister Mrs Henry Seniour. Rev M G Buckner of Owensboro was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Pinney
Washington
John McColm
Huntington
W. T. Tyler
Dorothy Tyler
Charles Howe
Falmouth
Lewis Mitchell
Harold Ewart
Paris
Mollie Goodman
W. C. Hamilton
Lexington
W. C. Hamilton, Jr
John Speer
Suzette Johnson
Cincinnati
J. M. Hutton
W. Hoffman Wood
Hettie Whaley
James S. Rogers
Deland, Fla
Henry Seniour
Local residents noted in Lexington and surrounding cities
Pierce Winn and wife were in Lexington Tuesday. Mrs George McAllister and Mrs Charles A Lindsay spent the week in Lexington and Louisville. Captain and Mrs Robert Nelson visited Louisville briefly. George Eastin returned from a Cleveland business trip. Mrs Lewis Mitchell visited Paris to see her mother Mrs T W Napier. Misses Fannie Lane and Belle Crockett spent Tuesday in Lexington. Dillard McGuire and family were in Lexington on business. John Doyle of Carlisle visited Shelbyville for business, then left to continue visits with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Winn
Lexington
George McAllister
Charles A. Lindsay
Louisville
G. B. Senff
Robert Nelson
George Eastin
Cleveland
Ohio
Lewis Mitchell
Paris
T. W. Napier
Fannie Lane
Belle Crockett
John Doyle
Carlisle
Shelbyville
Mr. Doyle
Local families and visitors noted around Lexington
The Trimble and Buckner families were present with Buckner engaged in church work. Allen Buckner, son of the Buckners, studies at Princeton College. Teddy Minnihan of Lexington is here on business. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McGuire visited Lexington on Wednesday with Amelia Clayton. Mrs. C. W. Howe attended the funeral of Miss Carrie Barrett in Falmouth. William Guilfoile’s funeral and burial drew Margaret Feehan, Miss Margaret Shea, and others from Lexington. Girls Circle meets at the Christian church Monday at 7:30 led by Mrs. W. T. Hunt and Miss Emily Hazlerigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Trimble
Buckner
Teddy Minnihan
Lexington
D. W. McGuire
Amelia Clayton
C. W. Howe
Falmouth
Carrie Barrett
Dennis Furlong
Margaret Feehan
Margaret Shea
William Guilfoile
W. T. Hunt
Emily Hazelrigg
The
Christian Church
Mrs Winn Hosts Sewing Circle at Winn Home
Mrs Richard P Winn entertained the Sewing Circle yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs John G Winn on Maysville Street. Guests included Mrs Paul Strother Mrs Henry C Prewitt and numerous others from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Winn
John G. Winn
Maysville Street
Winn
Paul Strother
Henry C. Prewitt
J. Miller Hoffman
Joe Brown
T. H. Wilson
Shields D. Gay
Tom Greene
Stewart McCormick
Ruth Wyatt
Ratliff Lane
W. C. Clay
L. H. Hombs
J. C. Gaitskill
Garrett Marshall
Nettie Horton
Dorothy Deering
Cleveland
New Strap Pumps Patent and Suede Junior Louis Heels
R. E. Punch Co Inc introduces one strap pumps with suede uppers and patent finish. The collection pairs a one strap design with junior Louis heel styling aimed at fashion conscious customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
R. E. Punch Co., Inc
Great souls shape their luck, not tied to fortune
A pithy reflection on how noble spirits seize opportunity rather than wait for fate. It contrasts bold initiative with passive hope, suggesting character defines outcomes more than circumstance.
Vacuum Cleaners Advertise Curb Cleaning Power
Local ad from Electric Shop urges households to avoid beating carpets and instead use vacuum cleaners for efficient cleaning.
Weld it all away save time and money
Motivational note from Montgomery Motor Co urging readers to have broken stove parts bed frames automobile parts and plows welded to save time and money. The ad emphasizes permanent repairs over replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Motor Co
Fire Fairies and a Missing Wallace in a Child’s Dream
Betty Lou recalls Aunt Louise stories of fire fairies as she ages into memories of a lost engagement with Wallace and a hopeful future. Aunt Louise writes letters that almost reach the flames while Betty Lou imagines Uncle Wally and a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou
Nurse
Aunt Louise
Mr. Harrison
Louise Birch
Wallie
Wallace
Louise
Lawrence Curtis
Mother
Betty
Billy
Cook
Mr. Wallace
Miss Louise
Uncle Wally
Senator Sorghum’s Sorry For a Repudiated Remark
The dialogue features Senator Sorghum admitting he has had to repudiate statements, expressing that his remorse centers on the person he harmed rather than the act itself. The exchange underscores political regret and personal accountability in a terse, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Churches Adjust Evening Worship to 7 30 Next Sunday
Observances shift evening services from 7 to 7 30 starting April with the first Sunday. In Methodist and Christian churches, Bible School at 9 30, morning worship at 10 45, and evening service at 7 30 with sermons on Watchfulness and What Hath God Wrought. Ep worth League meets earlier in day. Public invitation extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Holy Communion
Epworth League
Jerusalem
Baptist Church Sunday School and Services Schedule
The notice invites attendance at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school led by A. L. Mitchell, with sermons at 10:45 a.m. on Adam's Three Sons and 7:30 p.m. on The Baptism of Jrsas in the Jordan. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 and teachers meeting Fridays at 7:30. Bring Bible and a friend.
Richardson Bros. Specials Spark Frugal Friday Prices
Store advertises cash purchases of 100 pounds pure cane sugar for 6.75 and Lex. Maid flour at 4.75 per 50 pounds. Pure lard at 7.00 for 47 pounds, plus different lard options, seed potatoes at 2.00 per bushel, honey at 0.25 per pound, and a broad range of fruits vegetables and home-killed meats. The shop offers top prices for country shoulders hams and jowls.
SICK J R Lyons ILL AT HOME HOPES TO RETURN SOON
The sick J R Lyons is seriously ill at his home with flu but is convalescent and expected to be back at his place of business soon barring unseen complications. Also notices half days rent for Vac uum Cleaners at Electric Shop priced at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lyons
Robert H. Keltner Leaves for Indiana After Hotel Campaign
Robert H. Keltner of the Hockenburg System, a counsellor and director in financial enterprises, after ten days of arduous labor in connection with the hotel campaign, departed for his Indiana home with the best wishes of the entire citizenship. Ajax Tires, 30x31-2, 10.96 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Keltner
Hockenburg
Indiana
Hospital reports patient progress and local notices
Mary Chiles Hospital reports all patients are getting along well and improving. W S Adams of Salyersville brother of Mrs B F Caudill was operated on yesterday for appendicitis and is in good condition. Vacuum cleaners for rent at the Electric Shop. Sherman said war is hell and so is peace with twenty billions in war debts to be paid. Rooms for rent with both rooms by Wm Cravens phone 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IANS
W. S. Adams
Salyersville
B. F. Caudill
Sherman
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J. M. Conroy
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M. W. King
M. G. Buckner
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Dillard McGuire
Crex
Luxor
L. L
A. B. Oldham & Son
MT. Sterling
Kentucky
Fairies
By Irene Beers
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Jersey
Jersey Milk & Ice Cream Co
Henry & Crouch
Richardson Bros
Ajax
Mary Chiles Hospital
Wm. Cravens
the Advocate
NEW Grocery Firm
Newton Cornwell
Court Street
Mr. Louis Urban, Cutter
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