Personal notes of residents visit and travel
Rev J S Wilson is at Bagdad on business this week. Floyd Turpin and wife visiting Richmond. Joe Shultz of Olympia visiting friends here last week. Margaret Mitchell of Winchester spent Friday in this city. Leslie McCormick of Lexington spent Sunday here. Tim Kerns of Sharpsburg was a visitor Saturday. John Guthrie of Bentonville Arkansas visiting relatives here. Charlotte Owens Rogers visiting relatives in Lexington. Conrad Richardson attended the Winchester dance Thursday night. Lindsay Douglas in Washington on business. Ewing Flynn and son Ewing Jr of Cynthiana in town Sunday. Mrs George Stapleton of Winchester visiting her parents. Sarah Drake and Tommie Moore returned from Winchester visit. Mrs C T Barnes and son Clarence Wood left for Richmond. Mrs Albert Erdman of Louisville has returned home. Bob Cravens’ son George arrived safely in France. R G Kern County Commissioner bought a Ford One Ton Truck. Byron Hall leaves for Great Lakes Training Station. Rev J L West goes to Atlanta for two weeks vacation. Mrs George Ferguson and daughter G M Mitchell of Winchester visiting here. Mr and Mrs R E Punch returned from Cincinnati after hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle
Garland Monroe
Fannie Monroe
Dora Witt
Jennie Hall
Bays
Barnes
W. R. Faulkner
J. L. Faulkner
Bruce Charles
Possum Heights
John Murphy, Jr
Russell Henry
J. T. Murphy
Woodford Knox
Lexington
Local Health News Notes Recoveries and Illnesses
The column reports Lenora Cassidy recovering from tonsillitis. Butler Carrington has German measles. Mrs. M. J. Goodwin improves after gallstone surgery in Lexington. Mrs. James H. Wood, ill for months, is able to be out. J. S. Ruberry of Geiger Drug Co. ill with a doubtful recovery. Rex Hall, former patient of Mayo Clinic hospital in Rochester, returns home hoping for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Cassidy
James Il. Wood
Ruberry
Geiger Drug Company
Frankfort
West Virginia
Rex Hall
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Mrs Richardson In Critical Condition
As we go to press we are advised that Mrs. John F Richardson is in an exceedingly critical condition and that her recovery is very doubtful. The many friends of this excellent Christian woman will regret to learn of her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Richardson
W. Ss. S
Races At Lexington Draw Local Attendance
Attendees from here included Messrs Conrad Richardson Byron Tall Carroll May and Adlai Richardson at the Lexington races on Wednesday. Prof. W C Slopper traveled to Stanford for a weekend visit with his parents Mrs Hopper and W O Jr returning with him after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Conrad Richardson
Byron Tall
Carroll May
Adlai Richardson
Lexsington
Dinner Honors Gillaspie Twenty-First Birthday at Holt Ave Home
Mr. and Mrs. L. EB. Griggs hosted a six o'clock dinner at Holt avenue last Wednesday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Halley Gillaspie on the groom's twenty first birthday.
Religious services and society meeting announced
Dr. W. R. Dye will preach at the Episcopal church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church holds its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Maggie Young's home on Friday May 10 at 10 30 promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dye
Episcopal Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Maggie Young
Revival Ends After Successful Services at Local Church
Revival services drawn large crowds last Friday night with sermons by Dr. Terhune praised as high order. Mr. Mitchell aided with solo and choir work. 18 to 20 new members expected. Old Fellows anniversary at Baptist church on Sunday evening May 12 with speeches by Rev. T. Bennett Hill Rev. J. S. Wilson and Dr. M. V. P. Yeaman accompanied by choir music. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thean Church
Terhune
Mitchell
Sterling
Yeaman
Old Fellows Order
Baptist Church
T. Bennett Hill
J. 8. Wilson
M. V. P. Yeaman
Sunday School Attendance Report From City Churches
Attendance tallies from city churches show totals across multiple congregations. The piece notes growing interest in the movement and lists numbers alongside church names, with next Sunday designated as Mothers Day.
Drowning Death Of Joely Fesler At Williamsburg Bridge
Joely Fesler, son of John Fesler, drowned last Tuesday when his car ran off a bridge in Williamsburg New York. He was well known in the county and related to M. C. Clay's first wife with many local friends and relatives expressing regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joely Fesler
John Fesler
Williamsburg
New York
Fesler
M. C. Clay
Local Farm News and Social Notes From Owingsville Area
The week saw corn planted and crops like wheat and oats looking strong. Mrs. B F Deal and John Webb recover slowly from illness while Jas O Spratt and wife visit Lexington and The Spratt trade a Ford for a Chevy. The community mourns Laura Hart Byrd of Owingsville and travels include T J Carr and wife visiting Winchester and Georgetown. A sheep shearing time mood forms as residents attend a Bald Eagle home show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Deal
John Webb
Sunday School Attendance and Local Social Notes
A large congregation attends Sunday School at Antioch. Mr C D Prewitt and wife visit Mrs Prewitt's parents. many locals spend weekends with friends. Several residents travel to Lexington and Camargo. Martha and Zelma Faulkner visit. Missionary meeting set for May 8 at Bethlehem Church. John Conlee improves from la grippe. Holly Eubank and bride visit relatives amid congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Eubank
Sunday School Day Observed at Bethlehem Church
Mr. Will Wright remains confined to his room for two weeks due to rheumatism. On Sunday May 5 Bethlehem Church pastor Bro. McGarvey led services marking Sunday School Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wright
Bro. McGarvey
Bethlehem Church
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Ryyy
Buch As
Duerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
Rev. J. S. Wilson
Bagdad
Floyd Turpin
Richmond
Joe Shultz
Olympia
Margaret Mitchell
Winchester
Leslie McCormick
Tim Kerns
Sharpsburg
John Guthrie
Bentonville, Arkansas
Little
Charlotte Owens Rogers
Lindsay Douglas
Washington
Ewing Flynn
Ewing, Jr
Cynthiana
This City
George Stapleton
Mrs
Bruce P. Duty
Sarah Drake
Tommie Moore
C. T. Barnes
Clarence Wood
Albert Erdman
Louisville
Elizabeth Gering
Bob Cravens
George
France
R. G. Kern
Strother Motors Co
Byron Hall
Navy
Great Lakes
Chicago
J. L. West
Atlanta
George Ferguson
G. M. Mitchell
R. E. Punch
Cincinnati
Good Samaritan Hospital
Butler Carrington
M. J. Goodwin
W. S
Parr
Hash Asome
Chester
W. C. Slopper
Stanford
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling
Just
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W. S. S.—— the Advocate For Printing
Stoops
Jas. O. Spratt
Mr. Spratt
B. Hamilton
Charleston
W. Va
T. J. Carr
Georgetown
A. C. Downing
Fayette County
Roy Byrd
Owingsville
Laura Hart Byrd
Bald Eagle
Sharen
Antioch Sunday
C. D. Prewitt
Mrs. Prewitt
Mr. Boone
Leslie Landsdale
Myrtle McFarlin
Imogene Stephens
Zelma Faulkner
Shackelford
Harry Haggard
T. J. Douglas
Dillard
Nerve Ohereday
Arele Sam
Joe Hainline
G. W. Hainline
Camargo
R. Eubank
Tom Rutledge
the Missionary Society of Bethlehem Church
J. B. Pharis
Schoolsville
John Conlee
la Grippe
the Advocate For Printing
Lloyd’s Drug Store
Kentucky
Kidvifle
The
Walsh Co
Mt. Sterling’s Best Store
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
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