People and Place Notes From Local Socials
A string of short notices shows Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Isola arriving from Florida, Attorney John G. Winn in New York on business, and many visits by locals to Salt Lick Lexington and Morehead. Social links include Miss Christine Heinrich returning from the Cincinnati Conservatory and Col. S. M. Newmeyer at an Odd Fellows meeting in Lexington.
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John G. Winn
New York
L. G. Cannon
Scott County
John Lockridge
Lucy Hagerman
Robert Winn
Alleen
Mary Beall
Lucile Hull
Olive Hill
Emily Robinson
Cynthia Thompson
Winchester
Col. S.M. Newmeyer
Howard
Odd Fellows
Lexington
Social visits headline local residents depart and arrive
Miss Clara Stamper spent the weekend with friends in Carlisle. Mrs. A B White returned from Florida. Mr. and Mrs T N Duff of Lexington were in the city. Miss Mattie Hutchison visited Mrs Claude Paxton and returned to Louisville. Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder and Mr and Mrs R W Snyder of Louisville visited relatives. Dr and Mrs A B Stoops and Miss Ruth Wyatt came back from Florida. Mr Thomas Heinrich and son George returned after months buying poultry in the mountains. Mr and Mrs James Hall and Miss Louise McConathy of Lexington visited. Mr and Mrs W P Titus left for Covington to make their home. Miss Lucille Pieratt visited her aunt Mrs A B Pieratt in Richmond. Pieratt then returned to West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seal
Atlanta, Ga
W. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr
R. L. Vanarsdell
Lexington
Christine Heinrich
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
O. M. Jones
Bourbon County
Mattie Hutchison
Claude Paxton
Louisville
Thomas Heinrich
George
James Hall
Louise McConathy
W. P. Titus
Covington
Lucille Pieratt
Richmond
A. B. Pieratt
Miss Pieratt
West Liberty
Eubank Plans Strong Campaign For State School Chief Nomination
Prof. R S Eubank of Lexington, a Democratic candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction, spoke in the city Tuesday saying he is pleased with his prospects. He has canvassed much of the state and reports encouragement from every section. As editor of the Southern School Journal nine years he is well known and authored the County School Board law aiding rural education. His friends expect a solid race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S. Eubank
Lexington
Eubank
Southern School Journal
Religious Services Highlight Local Churches Activities
Dr W R Dye to lead Episcopal church services on Sunday May 9 at 11 am. The Christian church Bible School marked special days with many flowers and roses presented to Mr Darsie and others, 453 attendance. Next Sunday May 9 mothers honored at the Methodist church with a Father and Mother tribute and messages on Who is My Mother.
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W. R. Dye
The
Episcopal Church
Korea
Bible School of the Christian Church
Darsie
Sterling
Bibles School
J. B White
Hazelrigg Bible Class
Trimble
Lou M. Jordan
Elizabeth Strossman
Elizabeth
Kelly Barnes
Mission Band
Nell Vice
Endeavor Society
Verna Thompson
Young Women’s Missionary Society
John Scott
Social events share hospitality in city gatherings
Mrs. Pierce Winn hosted a Five Hundred afternoon at her North Maysville home with twenty four guests. Mrs. Amanda T. Howell and Miss Aliee Young led a Friday bridge party at Mrs. Howell’s High Street home followed by lunch. The Chautauqua Circle met at Mrs. Oldham’s North Maysville residence with about fifty attendees as Leila Henry of Chicago spoke on Health Hygiene and the Southern Lyceum Company’s Kingsley of Lexington explored winter lectures. A luncheon concluded the program, honoring Mrs. Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Winn
North Maysville Street
Amanda T. Howell
Aliee Young
Chautauqua Circle
Charles K. Oldham
Maysville Street
Leila Henry
Chicago
Henry
Examinations and teacher certificates schedule
Details for examinations begin promptly in circuit court. dates for common school graduates May 14 15 white teachers county certificates May June September colored teachers county certificates May June September state certificates June September first class county certificates emergency validity. teacher elections by division boards first Saturdays in June and July. applications duplicates filed with division board secretary and county superintendent. lists of secretaries and locations. institutes for white and colored teachers in July. state course of study revision and institute activities. trustees day July 5th.
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M. V. Leach
Mt. Sterling
F. M. Fortune
R. R
Thos. N. Coons
E. B. Ensor
Montgomery County
Institute For
Local Health Notes Report Various Illnesses
The sick report lists Mrs. W. P. Guthrie confined by illness. Walter F. Crooks is progressing nicely. Will Turley remains seriously ill in the Levee area. John Divine was rushed to a Lexington hospital in critical condition Saturday. Mrs. R. P. Thomas remains serious but improved since last week.
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John Divine
Lexington
R. P. Thomas
Vanarsdell's Promises Best Service and Prompt Delivery
Sanitary Meat Market highlights complete grocery stock and superior service with prompt delivery at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Sanitary Meat Market
Fresh strawberries urged from Vanarsdell for quality produce
A local notice promotes calling Vanarsdell to obtain fresh strawberries described as nice and high quality. The appeal targets buyers seeking ripe fruit and reliable supply.
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Vanarsdell
Hamlett in City Seeks State Secretary Nomination
Prof. Barksdale Hamlett of Christian county visits the city on Tuesday to campaign for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State. He reports strong prospects and a feeling of being a winner. Fresh berries and vegetables are advertised for sale at Vanarsdell's with emphasis on quality. Rooms for rent on Queen Street advertised by Miss Anna Barrow.
Higgin Metal Window Screens for Estimates
Anyone wishing estimates on the Higgin metal window screens or Higgin all metal window strips may write T. A. Hendricks in Lexington Kentucky.
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T. A. Hendricks
Lexington, Ky
Splendid Dance Attended by Shamrock Club Guests
A Shamrock Club dance drawn attendees from distant areas with numerous guests listed including Miss Anna McCourt, Genevieve Conroy, Miss Donahue, the Madigan sisters of Winchester, Mrs. E. F. Rassenfoss, Catherine Woods, Margaret Toohey, Margaret Shea, Mary Margaret Brannon, and men Ed Woods, Fred Miller, John Soloshin, George Rassenfoss Jr., George Doyle, Dan Peed Jr., George Toohey, Chas. Neal, Paris, and Mr. William Elder among others.
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Shamrock Club
City
Anna McCourt
Genevieve Conroy
Miss Donahue
Madigan
Winchester
E. F. Rassenfoss
Catherine Woods
Margaret Toohey
Margaret Shea
Mary Margaret Brannon
Ed Woods
Fred Miller
John Soloshin
George Rassenfoss, Jr
George Doyle
Dan Peed, Jr
George Toohey
Chas. Neal
Paris
William Elder
Birth of Daughter Mary Wall to W B White
Commonwealth's Attorney W B White receives congratulations for the birth of his daughter Mary Wall born last Friday evening at the home.
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Commonwealth
W. B. White
Mary Wall
Eight room house for rent on West High Street
Eight room residence with bath on West High Street offering modern conveniences. Apply to Henry Maher or Oldham and Frazer. 43-4t.
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West High Street
Henry Maher
Oldham & Frazer
McCormick Lumber Co. Urges Quick Screen Orders
McCormick Lumber Co. urges customers to wait until busy periods end and place screen orders now to avoid delays and ensure timely completion. This call emphasizes rapid action to secure available production slots.
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McCormick Lumber Co
Belt Line District Pupils Present May Entertainment at County High
Pupils of the Belt Line District perform at County High School on Thursday evening May 6 at 7 30 followed by a box supper Admission 15 cents Young ladies bringing boxes admitted free.
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Belt Line
County High School
Finest Fruits at Greenwade's Market
Greenwade's offers oranges grapefruits lemons bananas and apples in a lively produce display. Local shoppers can find fresh citrus and fruit varieties highlighted for weekend buys.
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Greenwade’s
Cynthiana Wins Big Over Mt Sterling High School
The Mt Sterling team was defeated on their home grounds Monday afternoon by a large margin. Cynthiana fielded a splendid, fast, and clean team dominant throughout the game.
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Mt. Sterling High School
Cynthiana School
We do transferring J. W. Baber
A short classified notice lists J. W. Baber offering transferring services with the contact phone number 840 and the code 37-tf.
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J. W. Baber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
J. M. Isola
Florida
Mrs. J. M. McGuire
Salt Lick
Chas. D. Arnett
Tommie Moore
Joe McNamara
Bride
Clarksville, Tenn
J. G. Trimble, Jr
Cincinnati
James Rutledge
N. G. Haggard
Lucy Randal
Lucile Huls
Morehead
Mary Huls
R.I. Cord
Cynthiana
Howard B. Turner
Emily Barnes
Clark County
Clara Stamper
Carlisle
A. B. White
T. N. Duff
Frank Snyder
R. W. Snyder
A. B. Stoops
Ruth Wyatt
Land & Priest
Globe Fertilizers
Methodist Church
Circuit Court Room
R.H. White & CO. Drugs
W. P. Guthrie
Walter F. Crooks
Will Turley
Prof
Barksdale Hamlett
Christian County
Queen Street
Anna Barrow
the Advocate For Printing
Indian Fields
W. C. Moore
Indian Fields, KY
Advocate Office
Oxfords
J. Fi. Brunner
Victrolas
Bryan & Robinson Elers Jew
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