Local residents visit friends and family across Kentucky
A long list details Mrs. David Howell and Miss Henrietta Howell in Louisville, others in Lexington and Ashland visiting relatives, and several trips for Thanksgiving or winter stays. Notable names include Walsh, Cooper, Dwyer, Owings, Rogers, Chiles, Doyle, Yeaman, and Duff among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Howell
Henrietta Howell
Louisville
John J. Walsh
Lexington
W. C. Cooper
Ashland
H. B. Stafford
Chester Arthur Dwyer
J.C
Joe T. Leon
Bagdad
George Owings
Jack Owings
Owings
W. J. Rees
Wesley Rogers
Hanly C. Ragan
Sherman Goodpaster
Frankfort
Thanksgiving Visits and Travel Dinners Across Kentucky
Martin Ramey travels to Chicago to visit J. C. Ramey's family while Clay Miller of Somerset stays for Thanksgiving with relatives. Mrs. R. F. Martin visits Versailles for a short stay with Mrs. Robert McConnell before returning to Louisville. A. B. Hart and Robert B. Tipton of Fayette County plan a Monday trip to Chicago for the International Stock Exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ramey
Chicago
J. C. Ramey
Clay Miller
Somerset
R. F. Martin
Versailles
Robert McConnell
Louisville
A. 8. Hart
Robert B. Tipton
Fayette County
Hart
Tipton
Dinner Hosts Charles Thompson At High Street Home
Mr and Mrs Charles G Thompson hosted a dinner at their High Street residence. Pink sweet pea decorations graced the table and a multi course menu was served. Guests included Mr and Mrs George B Coleman Mr and Mrs Charles T Coleman Mrs Mary C Ayres Miss Lizzie P Coleman Miss Virginia Ayres and Miss Elizabeth Anne Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Shaffer
Cardome
Georgetown
F. J. Shaffer
Mary Catherine Dinelli
Winchester
Miss Shaffer
R. T. Judy
John Robinson
John Judy
Alfred N. Crooks
J. W. Prewitt
Will 8. Sanders
Millersburg
Charles G. Thompson
High Street
Thompson
George B. Coleman
Charles T. Coleman
Mary C Ayres
Lizzie P. Coleman
Virginia Ayres
Elizabeth Anne Coleman
Club Entertains Mrs Kirkpatrick Card Club at Baumont Hotel
Mrs. Charles W. Kirkpatrick hosted a Tuesday night card gathering in her Baumont Hotel apartments. Bridge continued late, followed by supper. Suzette Johnson posted the top score and won a prize of novelty pencils among a group including Mrs. H. G. Hoffman and Miss Clara Nelson of Fort Scott Kansas, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
Baumont
Suzette Johnson
Katherine Rice Goodpaster
Mary Coleman Ayres
Preacher Horton to Speak at Methodist Morning and Evening
Rev B C Horton will lecture at the Methodist church Sunday on The Christian Education Movement and Spiritual Life. Thanksgiving Day services featured Rev B W Trimble with music and a sermon urging gratitude for the year past and hope for the future. The message emphasized Christ as companion and Savior to improve life and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Horton
Methodist Church
Christian Education Movement
B. W. Trimble
Christ
Mt Sterling City High Seeks Local and District Activities
Mt Sterling City High School closes for Thanksgiving November 2 and resumes Monday. Cawein and Halleck literary societies host a joint program. The Older Boys Conference of Paris district meets December 3 4 and 5 with about 100 visiting boys. A banquet December 3 at 6 pm followed by a basketball game at Trimble's Hall. The school fields teams coached by Prof. Cox aiming to be champions with strong town support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawein and
Trimble’s
Cox
Mildred Cisco
Shirley Tout
Cupid
Family narrowly escapes blaze at Bourbon county farm
A home on H. S. Caywood’s farm near North Middletown suffered total destruction by fire on Sunday morning. Boone Williams, his wife and three children barely escaped as the roof collapsed after they fled. The haystack shed housing purebred hogs burned. total loss estimated around $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Caywood
North Middltown
Bourbon County
Boone Wiliams
Illness Updates From The Sick List
Col. S. M. Newmeyer is improving and will be out in a few days. Duke Duty shows improved condition after typhoid fever and is on the road to recovery. Howard Greene, six, is improving and now considered out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. S. M. Newmeyer
Duke Duty
Howard
C. S. Greene
Market Prices in Lexington and Maysville District
Weekly market list shows Sugar at 12 dollars per hundred pounds cash. Lexington Maid Flour priced at 6.50 dollars per ewt. Mixed nuts at 35 cents per pound. Applegarth oysters marketed as best in can. Choice steaks from home-killed corn fed beeves at 30 cents per pound. Seasonal vegetables and fruits noted. Richardson Bros. and Cornwell, Maysville, St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Maid
Richardson Bros. and
Cornwell
Maysville
Bowling Alley Opens in East Main Street Building
Robert Stoner rents the East room of the N. H. Trimble building on East Main street and opens a bowling alley there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stoner
N. H. Trimble
East Main Street
Farmer Versus Tractor Value in Horse Trade Dilemma
A farmer argues for selling eight work horses as tractors and trucks would greatly increase productivity. He admits keeping the horses is costly while a tractor can plow eight acres daily and harrow twenty five, and a truck can haul far more than eight horses’ wagons.
NEW ERA FOR FARMER Fordson Tractor Aids Plowing Milestone
The Fordson tractor proves a farmer helper replacing horses and men. It plowed 900 acres in 40 days and nights without repairs, marking a notable efficiency record for field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson
Mrs M Swiney Sails for Testimony in Ireland Inquiry
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork's Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney and her sister Many MacSwiney sailed quietly from Queenstown aboard the Celtic to testify before the Committee of One Hundred on the Irish question. They were accompanied by Mrs MacSwiney's brother-in-law and Mrs MacCurtain widow of Cork's late Lord Mayor MacCurtain, who was murdered last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Muriel MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
MacSwiney
United States
Celtic
MacCurtain
Bank Statement Snapshot From Kentucky Montgomery County
The document presents a bank statement with figures for capital stock paid in surplus funds undivided profits and other reserves. It lists deposits cash balances and loan amounts with details on interest charges and taxes. J H Conner signs as cashier with notary public approval dated November 26 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
U.S
Onown Bank
State of
Kentucky
County of
Montgomery
J. H. Conner
John J. Winn
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Victor
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Jewelers
Ella Harper
Owingsville
Sallie Brother
Mamie G. Satterwhite
Nannie Baume
Macie Biggerstaff
Florida
Howell Hunt
Sarah B Drake
George F. Doyle
Elizabeth Coleman
Norton Infirmary
Howard Anderson
Laura Hart
J. C. McNeal
Flemingsburg
George Stapleton
J. H. Wood
Samuel L. Greene
Lucien Greene
M. V. P. Yeaman
George Yeaman
D. B. Gwinn
Huntington, W. Va
Robert Marshall
Alfred Pulaski
Leila Pulaski
Cincinnati
I. F. Tabb
Virginia Duff
University of Kentucky
C. E. Duff
W. Caldwell Clay and Sons
William and
Albert
Martinsville
Ind
J. Will Clay
William Moore
Lafayette Hotel
A. B. Ratliff
Belle Crockett
Katherine Ratliff
Halley Gillaspie
Sharpsburg
Elsie Chenault
Pearl McCormick
Lexingotn
Christine Thomas
Lucille Caywood
Evelyn Prewitt
D. Adler & Son
S. Upper Lexington, Kentucky
City High School News
Willie B. Ringa
Blanche Clark
Mt. Sterling High School
the Ladyes Specialty Shope
Mrs. M’swiney
Reserve District No
Montgomery National Bank
Mt. Sterling
Ebi
G. H. Strother
Pierce Winn
John G. Winn
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