Society Scene Highlights From Louisville to Lexington
A long list of social visits and travel notes across Kentucky appears. Names include L. Hombs Clark county Coleman Graves McNamara Newmeyer Wall Apperson Hedden Babb Crear Morse Morse Chenault Canan Mackie Gentry Hoffman Crooks Patterson Wood Peterson Augsberg Cherry Kay Evans Greenwade Speer Salmons Duff Duff Owsley Wells etc. The column records arrivals departures hospital holds and guests at homes including Lexington Louisville Frankfort Winchester Maysville and Paris with connections to the Admirable Crichton cast and University of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Mackie
John Mackie
Maysville
W. H. Canan
Peter Kelly
Harvey Gentry
Albert Riley
Harrodsburg
Harry G. Hoffman
Lucien L. Bridgeforth
Lexington
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mary Peterson
Claribel Kay
Fred K. Augsberg
Preston Cherry
First Quarrel Sparks Expectation of More Conflicts
The remark notes an initial quarrel as likely the first of several to come, signaling ongoing tensions and anticipation of further disputes.
Ills and Hopes Lie Among West High Street Residents
The sick Mrs C V Jones is at home on West High Street and Mrs Thomas Fogg remains critically ill with little hope. Mrs J B Riddle at Mary Chiles Hospital shows improvement after two weeks in serious condition. Also note a mid summer hat shipment and a display by Miss Bettie M Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crooks
Ratliff Apartments
West High Street
Thomas Fogg
J. B. Riddle
Mary Chiles Hospital
Episcopal Exchange Set For May 7 At Trimble’s Grocery
The ladies of the Episcopal church plan an Exchange on Saturday morning May 7 at Trimble's Grocery. Proceeds will support parish activities and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Trimble’s Grocery
Edna Yocum recovers. road bond debate and local notes
Miss Edna Yocum has recovered from a sudden illness. Mrs. Kittie Anderson is sick at home. A church service drew an appreciative crowd. Hog sales occurred at 73M per hundred. Pleas ureville residents visit relatives. Road bond opposition grows in non pike areas. Corn planting delayed by rains. land remains unbroken. An early wedding rumor circulates. The county high school presented Bashful Mr Bob. A diamond ring prize race is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Anderson
F. W. Norris
Dawson
Christian Church
W. L. Ricketts
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Clemmie Pendleton
Pleasureville
Miss Pink Ricketts
Emma Pendleton
County High School
Bob
Katheryn Frances O Connell to wed William Lee Culligan
Invitations announce the marriage of Katheryn Frances O Connell daughter of Mr. Charles O Connell to Mr. William Lee Culligan. The ceremony is Tuesday evening May 10 1921 at 7 30 pm at Calvary Baptist Church Washington DC. Prizes include a diamond ring chests of silverware and Elgin watches from Bryan and Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O’connell
Katheryn Frances
William Lee Culligan
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
Elgin
Bryan & Robinson
Territorial Bottling Receives High Compliment for Crush
Arthur Henry of Orange Crush Co. visits Mt. Sterling Bottling Works and presents a letter praising their standard bottled drink quality. The chief chemist’s report from the territory including Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky marks Mt. Sterling as producing a perfect orange lemon and lime crush under manager B. F. Kirkland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henry
Territorial
Orange Crush Co
Chicago
Ill
Mt. Sterling Bottling Works
Henry
Indiana
Ohio
Wes
Virginia
Kentucky
B. F. Kirkland
Mr. Sterling Works
Ford Sedan Prize Draw Offer from Strother Motors
A Ford Sedan valued at 875 dollars is offered free in a big prize race sponsored by Strother Motors Co. The promotion promises a free vehicle to the winner, with the car valued at 875 dollars and tied to the race event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strother Motors Co
Louisville Live Stock Receipts Show Mixed Trade
Cattle receipts reach 1190, hogs 2816, and sheep 845 as buyers show uneven demand. Best light cattle steady with week-ago pricing, heavy steers steady early, calves steady with milk cow trade slow, hogs active at steady prices and top hogs $8.25 per hundredweight, sheep and lambs demand fairly active with prices generally steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon Stock Journal
Bourbon Stock Yards
County Diploma Exam Notice for White and Colored Students
The notice states exams for white and colored students will be in the mug office at 8 a.m. May 13 and 14 for students completing the fifth grade with a teacher certificate. Teachers’ exams follow in the same office at 8 a.m. May 20 and 21, per George V. Sledd Co. Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Sledd, Co
City High School News The Amazons and Track Meet Results
The senior play The Amazons performed in a modern gym with vaulting poles and bars, while Mrs Turner and Mr Evans led acting efforts. At Paris track meet Cecil Davis led with two firsts in 100 and 50 yards, Tom Coons won high jump, and the relay team of Kirk Benton Coons Davis won medals. YWCA girls host a Mothers and Daughters banquet Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweenwaves
de Grival
Evans
Paris
Mt. Sterling
Flemingsburg
Cecil Davis
Tom Coons
Kirk
Benton
Coons
Davis
Prominent Visitors Call on Local Hostess
Mrs. Sidney G. Clay Miss Helen Hutchcraft of Paris and Mrs. Norton librarian of Transylvania University in Lexington were weekend guests of Mrs. R G Stoner at Longwood. Hutchcraft is the youngest sister of the late Lieutenant Hutchcraft who died in action overseas near the armistice. Miss Norton has developed and catalogued Transylvania’s old library, the first college west of the Allegheny Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney G. Clay
Helen Hutchcraft
Paris
Norton
Transylvania University
Lexington
R. G. Stoner
Longwood
Hutchcraft
Transylvania
Alleghany Mountains
Woman's History Club Friday program features recital and music
The Woman's History Club announces its Friday program for May 6 at 2 30 P M with a recital and numbers for violin and piano plus important business to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s History Club
Our mid summer chats arrive. Call and see them.
Miss Bet tie M. Roberts is mentioned in a brief social note inviting contact about upcoming mid-summer chats. The fragment emphasizes a call or visit to learn more. No additional details or context are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie M. Roberts
Speed Limits on Long Roads Likely to be Violated
A cautious note warns that on a long road with no turning, drivers are prone to exceed speed limits frequently, suggesting heightened attention from law enforcement and motorists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s
Society
L. H. Hombs
Hombs & Co
Louisville
Coleman Graves
Clark County
W. Gaitskill
McIntosh, Fla
Charles E. Duff
Cincinnati
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Emily
Elizabeth McNamara
Margaret Newmeyer
Garrett Wall
Lewis Apperson
J. W. Hedden, Sr
T. B. Arthur
Knoxville, Tenn
Lee Orear
S. B. Carrington
H. A. Babb
Louise Crear
W. C. Chenault
F. B. Morse
Eleanor Morse
Carlisle Chenault
Charles W. Chenault
Marcia B. Hoffman
Absense
Mrs. Hoffman
Lela Gillaspie
W. P. Highland
Robert Collier
Henry C. Prewitt
Howell Hunt
Mrs
Robbert Trimble
Josh Owings
Mrs. A. B. Stoops
Frankfort
Judge E. C. Crear
Seth Botts
Winchester
M. T. Botts
Ford Patterson
Owingsville
Alice Perry
Stanley O. Wood
Nola Morris
George Anderson, Sr
L. C. Evans
C. E. Evans
Mrs. Evans
H. C. Greenwade
Annie Louise
Pattie Johnson Riley
Suzette Johnson
John Speer
That City
George W. Anderson, Sr
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lexington
Sarah B. Drake
Tommy Moore
Katherine Conroy
Helen Taylor
Margaret Smith
University of Kentucky
Miss Conroy
John R. Salmons
James McDonald
Peewee Valley
Hamilton Guards
Orphan Brigade
Mary Elizabeth Downing
Elizabeth Kimbro
Crichton
Dan J. Prewitt
Virginia Duff
Elizabeth Guthrie
Gertrude Collins
Mayslick
Ellen Hughes
Louisa
Miss Duff
Conkey
I. F
Sterling, KY
Camargo and Vicinity
Edna Yocum
Homes & Company
City High School News
Walsh Store
Walsh
the Walsh Company (Incorporated
Holenrat
Hoffman’s Insurance Agency
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