Local Notes Highlight Residents and Travel
Lester McLaughlin of Louisville visited yesterday. William Hull and Lewis Glover were in Salt Lick Monday. Miss Eliza Harris left for Tennessee to visit relatives. Dessie Stamper visits Fort Thomas with Mrs. H. C. Brison. Mrs. George R. Snyder and son George Jr. visit Louisville. Earl Rose returns from Olive Hill after visiting John and Gilbert Thomas. Clyde Alexander travels from Salt Lick in State Roads Department work. Mrs. R. G. Stoner to Louisville for Colonial Dames reception. later returns home in good health. Miss Lucy C. Smith to arrive from St. Petersburg Florida and visit Rev. Bomar at Hendersonville. Gilbert, John, Earl Rose and Col W. D. Henry plan Red River fishing trip. Henry billed as Montgomery county's champion fisherman. H. B. Kingsolving of Louisville visits. Miss Forest Freeman returns from Newport visit. Miss Ruth Kelly returns from the University of Kentucky on business. Mrs Elgin Sharp and Miss Lou Bradshaw Sharp with Elgin Sharp Jr of Sharpsburg visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hull
Lewis Glover
Salt Lick
Eliza Harris
Tennessee
R. G. Stoner
Gilbert
John Thomas
Earl Rose
Red River
Col. W. D. Henry
Montgomery County
Ruth Kelly
University of Kentucky
Elgin Sharp
Lou Bradshaw Sharp
Elgin Sharp, Jr
Sharpsburg
Suggarine Poultry Feed Boosts Egg Production
Local ad notes Suggarine Poultry Feed as an egg producer now selling for a few weeks with favorable reports. Mt Sterling Commission and Storage Co. reports activity. Community updates include illness at home on Levee Pike and High Street as Mrs C W Howe and Mrs Louella Norris household recoveries progress. Clyde Norris improving after Lexington hospital stay. They reside with Mr and Mrs W P Apperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Co
Tom Scott, Jr
Levee Pike
C. W. Howe
High Street
Louella Norris
Lexington
Clyde
W. P. Gordon Interred in Machpelah Cemetery
W P Gordon died in this city Sunday night and was buried at Machpelah Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Gordon
Machpelah Cemetery
Social Events and Club Meetings Reported
Mrs. J C Graves and Miss Laura Graves hosted the Tuesday Club at their Paris pike home. The Woman's History Club Junior Department will hold its final club year meeting Tuesday night at the club rooms with dues collection for closing the books. Mr and Mrs L E Griggs hosted a Sunday dinner at Holt avenue residence for Rev R C Goldsmith and Mrs Goldsmith Dr J L Clark and Mrs Clark Rev Carson Taylor of Louisville and Mrs Jennie Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Graves
Laura Graves
Paris Pike
Woman's History Club
L. E. Griggs
Holt Avenue
R. C. Goldsmith
State Central Wool Auction Planned for Kentucky Wool Crop
Professor John R. Humphreys of the University of Kentucky outlines a state wide wool auction to be held June 15 in Lexington. A federal grading expert will evaluate county pool wool, with 50 pound samples sent to the sale to assure buyers match quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
John R. Humphreys
Department of Markets
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Humphrey
Washington
Humphreys
Department of Agriculture
State Central
United States
The Best in Home Killed Meats at Wilson Market
The passage hints at self-control techniques like forced smiling and steady speech to create cheer and strength. It argues for using practical self-instruction as a form of self-improvement, while presenting a skeptical view of overextending such ideas. Local ad closes with a promotional note for Wilson Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Are We Happy Because We Smile or Cry
A modern psychology writer argues that smiling may cause happiness and crying may cause sadness, challenging the idea that feelings drive expressions. The speaker expresses doubt about the assertion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio
Columbia Record
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
Lester McLaughlin
Louisville
Dessie Stamper
Fort Thomas
H. C. Brison
George R. Snyder
George, Jr
Olive Hill
John and
Gilbert Thomas
Harrison Ave
Clyde Alexander
8. C.alexander
State Roads Department
Colonial Dames
H. B. Kingsolving
Miss Forest Freeman
Mrs
Minnie Freeman
Newport
Machpelah
Wilson Meat Market
Alaska
W. H. Wright - Bank
Tyler-Apperson Bldg
J. R. Gordon
State Central Wool Auction
Stetson
Mt. Sterling
Hartman
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Walsh CO
Tea Es Citta
West Main Street
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