Personal Notes From Lexington Visiters and Locals
A collage of short notices lists Mrs W T Hunt visiting Lexington. Mrs Anna Tipton visiting Indianapolis. Judge W C Taylor of Winchester in town. Jacob Boyd of Bethel calling. Shelby Tribble visiting Madison county relatives. Thomas Darnall of Flemingsburg traveling here this week. Others include Mrs W R McDaniel of Huntington WV visiting. Hettie Brockway returning from Owingsville. Mrs Tom Cunningham of Huntington visiting. Mr and Mrs D Bratton Sutton of Bradenton Florida here to visit relatives. Continued mentions: Mrs George Stapleton of Winchester here last week. Private W V Sewell of Camp Vachary Taylor weekend with sisters. Cyanthia Thompson weekend in Lexington. Mrs Tommie Moore back from Georgetown visit. Mr and Mrs Robert Woods of Stanford weekend with G C Anderson. Mrs George Anderson Jr and children of Beattyville visiting. Martha Tharp and Mrs Halley Gillaspie in Lexington. Mrs Lee Crear and Mrs B G Land visiting Lexington. Mr and Mrs C D Highland and J T Highland at Carlsbad Springs for several weeks. Prof Henry L Jones and Mississippi bride visiting relatives. Mt Sterling High School graduates to Camp Zachary Taylor for a day. John Duty lately in Texas visiting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna R. Tipton
Indianapolis
Ind
W. C. Taylor
Winchester
Jacob Boyd
Bethel
Cyanthia Thompson
Lexington
W. R. Thompson
Tommie Moore
Norman D. Brown
Georgetown
Robert Woods
Stanford
G. C. Anderson
George Anderson, Jr
Beattyville
George Anderson
Martha Tharp
Halley Gillaspie
Lee Crear
B. G. Land
Social events honor Prof Barnes with six o clock dinner
Miss Laura Hart hosted a six o clock dinner in honor of Prof L H Barnes who left for Camp Taylor. Attending were Prof and Mrs W C Hopper, Miss Flo Shirley Cynthia Thompson Bernice Moore Jenmel Gatewood Martha Coleman and others. Senior Class of Mt Sterling High School hosted by Mrs Robert E Tipton at country home near Lexington with chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hart
L. H. Barnes
Camp Taylor
W. C. Hopper
Flo Shirley
Cynthia Thompson
Bernice Moore
Jenmel Gatewood
Martha Coleman
Messrs
Duke Young
Duke Duty
Robert E. Tipton
Mt. Sterling High School
Lexington
Russell Cave Pike
L. Nl. Barnes
A. S. Hart
Jenmiol Gatewood
Marcella Chiles
Loretta Kearns
Mary Crail
Lela Rogers
Elizabeth McNamara
Elizabeth Taul
Mayme Wilson
Elizabeth Coons
Gladys McCormick
Gladys Henry
Porter Hall
Jesse Hainline
Russell Greene
Jas. Pinney
Burton Prewitt
Chiles van Antwerp
Local Social Notes Ahead of Camp Zachary Taylor Service
A list of residents and visitors includes a run up to Camp Zachary Taylor for military service. Miss Hattie B Yarber of Winchester visits Jose Igo. Engleman sisters from Stanford guest G C Anderson. Mrs Richard Apperson and baby arrive from Owensboro to visit Mr and Mrs Wm Apperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Taylor
Hattie. B. Yarber
Winchester
Jose Igo
Anhie . Engleman
Sue Taylor Engleman
Stanford
G. C. Anderson
Richard Apperson
Owensboro
Wm. P. Apperson
Died in Tuberculosis at Winchester Pike Youth
Ward B Nickell, son of Mr and Mrs P B Nickell, died Thursday morning at his parents home on the Winchester pike after a year’s illness of tuberculosis. He was sixteen and interested in electricity and art. Survived by parents and one sister Mrs Roy McCormick. funeral at the family burying ground near Spencer led by Rev Clyde Darsie and Rev D G Combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward B. Nickell
P. B. Nickell
Winchester Pike
Roy McCormick
Spencer
Clyde Darsie
D. G. Combs
Vanarsdell’s
Send in News of the Soldiers War Appeal
Reader letters from soldiers abroad urged to be sent in to keep the public informed about experiences in France Italy and other fronts. Citizens asked to call 74 with any news and to treat the war as America s greatest achievement with collective interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trench
France
America
Italy
Transfer of priestry at local Catholic church
Father E. B. Rohrer, longtime priest here, is transferred to Mayslick Kentucky. Father Jerold Connelley of Lexington takes charge at the local church. Rohrer’s friends will miss him while welcoming the new pastor. Community notices urge support for a Thursday theater benefit and charity sales for Belgian relief, plus school alumni events and local sales at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Rohrer
Mayslick
Jerold Connelley
Lexington
Father Rohrer
Father Connelley
Tribble resigns from Advocate. to move to Owensboro
Mr. Shelby Tribble of the Advocate mechanical department resigns after weeks of service and will relocate with his family to Owensboro. The notice notes Tribble’s friendship in the city and offers best wishes. Also mention James Maupin winning the brood mare Cherry Lass 2:0344 donated by James R. Magowan, and a Poland China boar for sale by T. B. Markland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Tribble
The
Advocate
Owensboro
Tribble
James Maupin
Cherry Lass
Red Cross
James R. Magowan
Tragic death of Mr J S Rhuberry after long illness
Mr J S Rhuberry aged 41 died Sunday morning in his Bank street rooms after several months of illness. He had come from Fort Wayne to work for Geiger Pharmacy Co and never recovered. He leaves a wife and one child. Funeral Monday and burial at Machpelah cemetery. The Walsh Co Palm Beach Suits endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Rhuberry
Bank Street
Arly
Rhuberry
Frankfort
Geiger Pharmacy Co
Machpelah
Foreign Missions Benefit Concert At Liberty Theatre
A musical program arranged by Mrs. George R. Snyder will be held at the Liberty Theatre Thursday at 8 pm. Proceeds from ticket sales at 25 cents support the Foreign Mission Fund through her Sunday School class. Local talent will perform and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Benefit of Foreign Mission Fund
Ww. Ss
George R. Snyder
Foreign Mission Fund
Splendid entertainment closes Miss Robinsons school session
The primary and kindergarten departments of Miss Stella Robinsons private school closed the session with a delightful show. Miss Robinson is gaining a strong reputation as a teacher of young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stella Robinson
Miss Robinson
Deligthful Recital At Baptist Church Evening
The piano pupils of Miss Lida Goodpastor performed at the Baptist church Thursday evening before a large crowd. The numbers were well executed and showed careful training. Pink and Red Beans cost 1244 cents per pound at Vanarsdell's cash only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Goodpastor
The
Baptist Church
Ww. Ss. S
Vanarsdell’s
Day of Humiliation and Prayer Proclaimed in Mt Sterling
In obedience to President Wilson's proclamation Mt Sterling will observe Thursday May 30 as a day of humiliation and prayer. A public service at 10 30 a m at the Christian church features Rev Dr M V P Yeaman outlining war moral issues. Citizens urged to attend and comply with the president's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mt. Sterling
Christian Church
M. V. P. Yeaman
Pinney Griggs Co Changes Hands In Local Auto Trade
Mr L E Griggs buys the Pinney and Oldham interests in the Pinney Griggs Co auto business and will operate solo. Oldham was a passive stockholder new plans not active. Pinney, lately Food Administrator for Montgomery County, will pursue a new venture but remains in town. Griggs promises to run the business at the same high level and seeks local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinney-Griggs Co
Oldham
Pinney
Montgomery County
Griggs
Iocal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Euerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
AAA
W. T. Hunt
Madison
Thomas Darnall
Flemingsburg
W. R. McDaniel
Huntington, W. Va
Mrs. S. B. Carrington
Hettie Brockway
Owingsville
Tom Cunningham
Mrs. D. Bratton Sutton
Bradentown, Fla
George Stapleton
W. V. Sewell
Camp
Vachary Taylor
Henry L. Jones
Mississippi
Mt.Sterling High School
John Duty
Texas
W. S
Porter Hull
Oil Springs
Purina
Vanarsdell’s. W. &. S. Grade
Cavern Club
Table Theatre
Cavein’s
Belgium
W. Ss. S
Walsh’s
Ringo’s Hall
Palm Beach
Poland
T. B. Markland
Walsh Co
Sia
Foreign Missions
Ww. S&s. S. Splendid Entertainment
Eastman
Lloyd’s Drug Store
O’connell’s Shoe Labratory
Maysville St
Lloyd’s Cafe
L. E. Griggs
Messrs. S. S. Pinney
W.P. Oldham
Victrola Music
Victrola
Columbia
Edison
Bryan & Robinson, Jewelers
Panama
Kentucky
Big Stores
N.B. Ladies
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