Social News and Society Highlights From Local Pages
Society editor calls reveal visits and travels of Mrs. Jessie Nelson from Ashland and Myrtle Reid's return to Baltimore. Ex-Montgomery county residents plan a winter in Florida. Presbyterian church hosts a silver tea on October 21. Mt Sterling High School Athletic Association hosts a dance. Camp Fire Girls luncheon and a Halloween themed luncheon by Mrs. Stofer showcase community life with multiple local families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunshine Society of the Presbyterian Church
Prewitt- Botts Hall
Athletic Association
Mt. Terling High School
Will Hoffman
Will Enoch
Margaret Cecil
Sallie Nesbitt
Seth Botts
Mt Sterling Social Roundup Guests and Travel Notes
Henry Wright of Frenchburg and Clay Cisco of Lexington visited Mt Sterling on business and social rounds. Local residents and university guests from Lexington, Winchester, Versailles, Danville and Cincinnati attended the Pangburn funeral. Arthur Richardson and French Turley plan Florida winter stay. several students and faculty from Transylvania and University of Kentucky visited home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Cisco
Transylvania
Jamison Jones
U. of K
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Ollie Hadden
Winchester
Howard B. Turner
William Oldham
Charles Oldham
Nicholasville
Luncheon and Afternoon Games At Mrs Stofer’s Gathering
A delightful luncheon was served with meat course ices salad sandwiches and candies showcasing Mrs Stofer’s hosting. Guests enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon of 500 and a Friday session of Rock with a long list of attendees including Mesdames Anderson Barnes Botts Boyd Bridges and many others along with Misses Bratton Priest Graves and Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Clay
J. Will Clay
C. T. Derrickson
C. B. Duerson
Allen Prewitt
J. C. Graves
Chas. Grubbs
James Sutton
Charles Nesbitt
Albert Bourne
Dick Smith
Maggie Young
Henry Judy
John Coleman
Jess Highland
Sid Hart
Henry Greene
Will Highland
Clarence White
Marvin Gay
David Howell
Clayton Ramsey
Charles Perry
Ellis Spratt
Clay Cooper
John Storer
Alban Tipton
A. L. Tipton
C. G. Thomson
Ben Turner
Will Howell
Joe Brown
A. G. Ratliff
James Prewitt
Marcus Prewitt
Dan Prewitt
Misses Lena Bratton
Ella Priest
Minnie Graves
Laura Graves
Reduced Prices as Store Changes Hands
Announcement of retirement and sale of entire stock to Omer Stanton effective November 1. Store offers reduced prices on dry goods groceries hardware and nations with everything sold at a fraction above cost. F D Richardson invites customers to come in and save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Staton
F. D. Richardson
Local Health Updates Across Town Reported
The Sick John Becraft, with a fractured leg, can now be out. Harry B. Ringo, a merchant, improved slowly from typhoid fever. Mrs. H. R. Prewitt recovered enough from pneumonia to be out. Capt. Ed. N. Woods is critically ill at his East Main street home. daughter Mrs. W. S. Sanders of Atlanta has been notified to come at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Ringo
H. R. Prewitt
Ed. N. Woods
East Main Street
W. S. Sanders
Atlanta
Uncle Johnnie Grant Dies in Louisville Hotel
Johnnie Grant known locally and former resident of the Old National Hotel died in a Louisville hotel last week. He left mountain land valued at 60 000 dollars to his daughter in Scotland, leaving many friends here to mourn his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Grant
Old National
Louisville
Grant
Scotland
Frank M. Lockridge Seeks Re-election to County Board of Education
Frank M. Lockridge announces his candidacy for re-election to the Montgomery County Board of Education. He defends spending, urges public scrutiny of expenditures, and promises honest service regardless of political or factional differences. The notice emphasizes his lifelong Montgomery County residence and appeal for voter support.
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County Board of Education
Montgomery County
Frank M. Lockridge
Properly Fed Ewes Produce Best Lambs
Sheep specialists at the College of Agriculture advise keeping ewes in good condition from now to lambing. Do not fatten excessively. feed hay and grain about one month before lambing, using oats or a 50 50 oats and bran mix. Grass pastures, oats, or corn stalks can supplement feed during fall months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
L. J. Horlacher
Feeding Rations for Ewes and Lambs
Farmers are advised that corn mixed with oats and bran can be fed without harm. Bran and linseed meal are beneficial but costly, so use poorer roughages before lambing and reserve the best forewes to feed to lambs while young.
Births Report Mary Alice and Neva Barnes Add to Local Families
Birth announcements list Mary Alice born Friday morning to Mrs John Rassenfoss Jr. in this city and Neva Barnes born October 14 to Mrs Frank Collins of Owingsville formerly Nellie Vice daughter of Mrs M V Vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rassenfoss, Jr
Mary Alice
Frank Collins
Owingsville
Neva Barnes
Road news letter from state highway official
Mr. R. G. Kern received a letter from Hon. H. G. Garrett of the State Highway Commission stating federal engineers have approved the project and construction will be advertised as soon as right of way is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Kern
H. G. Garrett
State Highway Commission
Division Federal Engineers
Road Department
Washington
Mrs. Tabor Buys Fitzpatrick Place at Auction
The late W. T. Fitzpatrick Sr. home was sold in a public auction as a whole to Mrs. Russell Tabor on Saturday afternoon for 14000 dollars. Auctioneer William Cravens cited the property as desirable and well worth the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Fitzpatrick
Russell Tabor
William Cravens
When Love Dies Do Not Visit the Grave
A quip on love and loss contrasts famed adage with advice to avoid visiting graves when passion fades, reflecting on sentimentality and practical grief.
Heart Rules Over Head in Love’s Wise Compulsion
A reflective line states that genuine love guides wiser choices, while cold prudence is often overcome by warm affection, emphasizing the primacy of heartfelt feeling over rational calculation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Jessie Nelson
Ashland
Hays Nelson
T. J. Reid
Near Levee
Myrtle Reid
Baltimore
George R. Snyder
Harvey Howell
John M. Gatewood
Georgetown
Sidney Offutt
George ,Brannock
John Brannock
Grace Brannock
Falmouth
Henry Combs
Frenchburg
J. F. Osborne
G. A. McCormick
Eustis
Fla
Miss Sue Barnes
Camp Fire
North Maysville Street
Frances Turner
Nora Highland
Susan Gatewood
Elizabeth Strossman
Carolyn Thompson
Billy Thompson
Florence Owings
Edna D. Owings
Emily Hazelrigg
Frances Scohee
Martha Moss
Roberta Dale
Henrietta Howell
Mary Tutt
Bettie Tutt
Anna K. Turley
Mary Bridgforth
Virginia Ayres
Virginia Kingeonway
Aliese Derrickson
Mrs. Stofer
Albert Stofer
Henry Wright
Clay Cisco
M. C. Ayres
Paducah
R. P. Rose
Clark County
Edwin Rose
Powell County
Chattie Turner
Mollie Turner
Prof
O. E.huddle
Bowling Green
Elizabeth Duerson
Cleo Wright
Mary Land Brunner
Arthur Richardson
French Turley
Florida
Margaret Feeham
Joe Keller
William Bridgforth
John T. Gay
Versailles
George Yeaman
Centre College
Danville
M. V. P. Yeaman
C. G. Kreidler
Brooksville
J. T. Best
Louise Barnes
Ruby Lee Dale
Elizabeth Coleman
University of Kentucky
Stanley Anderson
Kentucky
William Botts Pangburn
Pangburn
G. W. Pangburn
Felicity
Ohio
James Wilson
Roy
Island Creek
Morgan County
Greasy Creek
John Becraft
Kuppenheimer
J&m Shoes
Stetson
Rogers Co., Inc
Road News
Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Mt, Sterling
H. L. Clarke
North Sycamore Street
Clarke
Palmer School of Chiropractice
Davenport
Iowa
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