Local Social News Notices From Somerset Area
Mrs. Clay Miller of Somerset visits friends. Mrs. L Tipton Young of Louisville guests of her father L T Chiles. Mrs J M Jenkins of Winchester guest of Mrs Henry Senieur. Mrs Dan Pieratt of Frenchburg guest of sister Mrs W C Hamilton. Esther Wilson of Memphis visits Mr and Mrs T H Wilson and Mrs Lizzie Wilson. Milton Reffit family depart June 1 for Middletown Ohio to live. Mrs Ira W Simmons and son Billy Reed of Halls Tenn arrive to visit her mother Mrs Ira W Reed. Mrs Frank Warren and Mrs Hayland Warren return to Parkersburg after visiting Mollie Turner. Joseph Keller and Master Jack Keller return from Richmond visiting Mr and Mrs M F Enright. L B Griggs attended burial of W T Griggs in Richmond and Wallace Owen in Winchester. Margaret Turley, teaching Pineville schools, to visit mother Mrs Albert Turley. William Enoch rents residence on Samuels Ave. moves to Floyd County. C L Dean and wife visiting Berea. Mrs Charles D Highland and Miss Bess Pelley in Winchester. Mrs C F Higgins of Richmond visiting Dr and Mrs Vardaman Taylor. Dr A H Robbins and wife at Berea medical convention. Clarence BE Stephens and bride return from Mammoth Cave trip. Joe A Evans returns from two weeks business trip to Baltimore and Atlantic City. accompanied by mother-in-law Mrs Walter S Browning of Egg Harbor NJ. Browning may settle in our city after Baton Rouge visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence BE. Stephens
Mammoth Cave
Joe A. Evans
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Middlesboro Bridge Party Honors Mrs Gratton Woodson
Mrs Gratton Woodson of Middlesboro headlined a bridge party hosted by Miss Laura Hart on North Maysville Street Tuesday. Lavender and yellow iris decorated the rooms. Mrs Joe Brown won the high score and received a handmade handkerchief. Mrs Woodson received the guest prize of silk lingerie. Attending were Mrs Woodson Mrs Joe Brown Mrs Lola Lawrence Miss Jenmel Gatewood Mrs Leo Hombs Mrs D W Hunter Mrs J Miller Hoffman Mrs W C Clay and Mrs Stewart McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton Woodson
Middlesboro
Laura Hart
North Maysville Street
Joe Brown
Woodson
Miss Hart
Farewell Party for Mrs A B White Held in Umatilla
The Exponent notes a season's prettiest party given by Mrs C Talton Embry and her daughter Mrs N A Moore on South Central Avenue in Umatilla as a compliment to Mrs A B White on the eve of her return trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Fla
A. B. White
C. Talton Embry
N. A. Moore
South Central Avenue
Souvenir Tea Honors Mrs White Before Her Move
In Mt Sterling Kentucky a party featured pink and white flowers and decorative plates for ice cream and cake. Guests donated materials to craft souvenirs during 3 to 6 PM and were surprised with finished items and original verses from Umatilla. The event praised Mrs White as she prepared to leave. Best steaks and roasts at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Umatilla
For Better Roads We Seek Bigger License And Faster Travel
The speaker argues for improved roads to meet modern transport needs urging the legislature to approve higher licensing fees. He laments slow progress, criticizes wasteful spending, and calls citizens to fund road construction with shovel and scraper ready, as rapid transit becomes central to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securin
Granny
Legislatur
Progress
Cornwell Grocery Specials Run This Weekend
Specials Saturday Monday feature home grown strawberries and apples oranges lemons and grapefruit. Fresh vegetables include beans beets peas potatoes onions lettuce cabbage and more. Meats are choice and cut by an experienced cutter at Court Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwell Grocery
Court Street
Lady Astor Dominates Spotlight Amid Catt’s Occasional Word
The article notes Lady Astor monopolizing attention while Carrie Chapman Catt occasionally speaks, highlighting the contrast in public presence and influence between the two prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Astor
Carrie Chapman Catt
Van Arsdell's Offers Beef Pork Lamb and Veal
Local market advertises beef pork lamb and veal at Van Arsdell's with full meat counter selections. The listing highlights varied cuts for shoppers seeking familiar staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Table Theatre to Present Keith Vaudeville and Deception Feature
Table Theatre announces a Monday May 22 program headlined by Earl Fuller and his jazz orchestra with Miss Vi Shaffer, plus the historical photoplay Deception featuring a 7000 cast. The act arrives directly from Rector's New York City as a Keith headline vaudeville show, promising strong local interest and top-tier entertainment for Mt. Sterling patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Theatre
Earl Fuller
Vi Shaffer
Mt. Sterling
Rector’s
New York City
Mr. Small
Sterling
Cameo Pins Attract Stranger In Lexington Jewelry Store
In Lexington at Fred J. Heintz 123 East Main Street a stranger admired imported cameo pins. He offered $30 but was shown a card price of $8 for a large hand carved pin set in solid gold. Heintz claimed a large shipment came at a bargain and sales were moving fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Heintz
East Main Street
Lexington
Mr. Heintz
Homey Philosophy for 1922 and Auto Repairs
The piece humorously reflects on automotive woes as six cylinder engines sometimes miss cylinders, urging simple checks and overhauls to improve performance. It notes that even slow cars suffer misfires and jokes about tuning a vehicle to climb hills, ending with a market-ad style plug for Vararedell's offering oranges lemons and bananas.
Ills and Updates Among Local Residents
The Sick Mrs. E. L. Alexander is ill at her South Sycamore home. Claude Paxton, formerly of this city, is critically ill at his Ashland home with grave fears of recovery. Miss Georgia Kerns, at St. Joseph's Hospital Lexington, shows slight improvement. Mrs. Edmund Robertson has improved but remains in danger. Mrs. Anna Tipton has been moved to Lexington for special treatment, accompanied by her daughters Mrs. B. G. Salzgaber and Miss Nell Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Alexander
South Sycamore Street
Claude Paxton
Ashland
Georgia Kerns
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lexington
Edmund Robertson
Anna Tipton
B. G. Salzgaber
Nell Tipton
Local residents visit with neighbors amid poor fruit season
Plum Lick and Grassy Lick families hosted relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. John M. Crouch and Elizabeth. Virgil Potts returned from Lexington. visits continued through Friday as Mrs. Laura Hall joined Mrs. Walker Potts and others. The fruits and gardens were bad indicating a poor growing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Crouch
Elizabeth
Plum Lick
Noah Gillum
Laura Hall
Walker Potts
J. C. Turpin
Lem Kincaid
Local Residents Report Storm Damage and Court Trip
Damaged by a heavy hail and windstorm Mr and Mrs Walker Potts and son Charles Lee were in Winchester Saturday. Several residents attended court at Mt Sterling Monday as farmers in the area resume planting corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Potts
Charles Lee
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Bond Jumper Captured in City After Jumping Bond
Willie McCarty of Middletown Ohio who jumped a $500 bond was captured Monday by Chief J C Tipton. He was turned over to Sam Estill of Bath County and later handed to Ohio authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie McCarty
Middletown
J. C. Tipton
McCarty
Sam Estill
Bath County
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Clay Miller
Somerset
L. Tipton Young
Louisville
L. T. Chiles
J. M. Jenkins
Henry Senieur
Dan Pieratt
Frenchburg
W. C. Hamilton
B. G. Salagaber
Indianapolis
Esther Wilson
Memphis
T. H. Wilson
Lizzie Wilson
Milton Reffit
Ira W. Simmons
Billy Reed
Halls, Tenn
Frank Warren
Hayland Warren
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mollie Turner
Joseph Keller
Jack Keller
Richmond
M. F. Enright
L. B. Griggs
W. T. Griggs
Wallace Owen
Margaret Turley
Pineville
Albert Turley
Willam Enoch
W. A. Parsons
Samuels Avenue
C. L. Dean
Berea
Charles D. Highland
Bess Pelley
A. H. Robbins
Mrs. Woodson
Mrs. White
Keller
Keith Vaudeville
Moulin Rouge
Palais Royale
Mr. Fuller
Miss Vi Shaffer
Homey Philosophy
Vararedell’s
Donaldson
Ora Rice
H. T. Kirk
Mary Leno
Grassy Lick
Virgil Potts
Portia
Pauline F. M. Floyd
Washmm
D& Goungest
Tar
U. S U Court
Bond
Tabe Theatre
Keith
BIG
Jazz Orchestra
Fuller
Adolph Zoree
Avid
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