Local Residents Seen in Cities on Monday
A series of short notices lists Joe Brown visiting Winchester on business and several residents traveling to Lexington Louisville Dayton and Knoxville for visits and medical or familial reasons. The group includes Mrs. Robert Trimble Miss Anna Samuels Mrs. J T Wilson and others visiting relatives friends or undergoing medical care.
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Joe Brown
Winchester
Robert Trimble
Lexington
E. M. Jordan
Anna Samuels
J. T. Wilson
Henry Prewitt
Mary Apperson
Maggie Gaitskill
Hanley Ragan
Marvin Gay
Louisville
Nelson Gay
M. W. Sudduth
Grace Lockridge
Walter Hamilton
W .A. Brock
Jennie Robinson
Dayton
Ohio
W. O. Hopper
8. W. McComb
Knoxville, Tenn
Lucy F. Fesler
Social notes mention travels and visits across states
Last week, Mr. Jeff Allen hosted in Stanton. Miss Nannie Reed leaves for Indianapolis to visit her niece, then to Charleston to visit another niece, staying several months. Mrs. Mollie Medcraft of Tampa arrives Sunday to visit relatives in the city. she was born here and returns after twenty years in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Heath
Pineville
Mira Blanton
Danville
A. N. Crooks
John Thomas
Gilbert Thomas
Reynal
Reynolds
James R. Maxey
Walton
W. D. Henry
W. T. Atchison
W. 8. Thomas
Ben and
Ab Allen
Clark County
Jeff Allen
Stanton
Nannie Reed
Indianapolis
Ind
Lan Corbin
Charleston
Ill
J. Y. Kelley
Mollie Medcraft
Tampa
Fla
C. B. Stephens
Medecraft
Ann E. Turner
Florida
Tuesday Club Lecture On Political Citizenship
The Tuesday Club met with the Country Club at the Rest Room for an afternoon lecture on Political Citizenship by Mrs. Marvin Lewis of Louisville. A luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. W. E. Jones, Mrs. George Bleveins, Mrs. R. M. Jones, Mrs. Charles Anderson, and Mrs. W. E. Farris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Marvin Lewis
Louisville
W. E. Jones
George Bleveins
R. M. Jones
Charles Anderson
W. E. Farris
Children's Shoes in Many Shade at R E Punch Co
R E Punch Co offers a selection of children's shoes in many shades. The advertisement highlights varied colors and sizes aimed at young customers.
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R. E. Punch Co
Bicycle accident near Montgomery Motor Company injures rider
Douglas Day was run over by Ben Wright’s car as he attempted to dismount from his bicycle in front of the Montgomery Motor Company. The front wheel passed over the bicycle and Day’s legs, causing considerable bruising but no broken bones.
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Douglas Day
Montgomery Motor Company
Ben Wright
World Bible Conference Movement draws large audiences
The World Bible Conference Movement in session for a week draws large crowds. Dr. Thompson and Dr. Lawrence deliver sermons admired for their Biblical mastery. Dr. Alexander, a former pastor in New Orleans and Rockefeller church, speaks at multiple venues with scheduled Friday to Sunday events. Dr. Munhall and Dr. Riley also appear, presenting lectures including "The Book Books" and "Whose Son was Christ?" Suggested attendance urged for all citizens, especially doubters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Dr. Lawrence
Alexander
The
Baptist Church
Christian Church
New Orleans
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Munhall
Opera House
W. B. Riley
Christ
Thomases
Riley
Fayette County Leaf Drive Push Aims For Big Signups
Fayette county plans a half hour business pause tomorrow in Lexington to urge farmers to join the leaf drive and surpass targets. Bourbon county reports 75 percent signed and eyes 100 percent market. R. E. Punch Co. advertises children's shoes in various grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Fayette County
Bourbon County
R. E. Punch Co
Legion Plans and Parades Mark Nebraska Convention
The Nebraska American Legion plans include military police presence and street scenes with veterans in Sam Brown belts and puttees. Roving headlines note resignations, editorial policy shifts at the American Legion Weekly, and calls for national highway projects to aid unemployed ex soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
American Legion
Fremont
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Denver
Colo
National Organization of the American Legion
Oklahoma Legion News and Hospital Aid Mentioned
American Legion posts in Little Rock rushed Taylor to a hospital and paid his treatment. A. E. F. heritage stirred a crowd as James A. Ingram pinned a gold medal on retiring state commander H. B. Fell amid 1100 delegates. John Hansen, wounded in action, found work via the Legion in St. Paul, then passed a job to a veteran in need. President Harding praised for armament talks as Oklahoma Legion backs disarmament goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Little Rock
Taylor
Oklahoma
H. B. Fell
James A. Ingram
Cleveland
John Hansen
American Legion Employment Bureau
St. Paul
Harding
Oklahoma Department of the American Legion
Rooms for rent at Mrs Jennie Robinson residence
Rooms for rent in the Mrs Jennie Robinson residence on High street. Apply to Mrs G N Cox by phone 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Robinson
High Street
G. N. Cox
Birth announcement for 8-pound son in 18th
Tinsley Barnard and wife welcome a new baby boy born on the 18th. The item notes likely related details about men’s brown shoes at five dollars from R. E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinsley Barnard
Religious Services at Episcopal Church Fourth Sunday
The notice states Episcopal services will be held on the fourth Sunday at 11 o'clock led by Rev. J. J. Clapton. A separate ad offers a gentle Shetland pony for winter lending with good care, contact H. B. Turner at telephone 274.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epicopal Church
J. J. Clapton
Shetland
H. B. Turner
Cultivate poise and restraint in communication
Guidance to speak sparingly and listen intently, reserving strong ideas for the Elect Few. Emphasizes gentleness, low voice, and measured contribution over frequent chatter.
Harold Burns Is Hurt Playing at City School
Harold Burns suffered a leg wound after a fall while playing at the city school this morning. The injury caused intense pain but is not considered serious.
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Harold Burns
Widow Seeks Small Sum as Stranger Targets Her Money
A widow arrives seeking a modest loan or donation and is quickly noticed by a visitor who appraises her finances. The scene suggests a financial solicitation or potential cons affecting an elderly or bereaved party.
A good thing to worry about The commonest thing in the world
The note presents a concise musing on worry and efficiency, contrasting everyday concerns with broader human tendencies. It suggests that common deficits in efficiency shape how people think and act, urging reflection on personal and collective practices.
Bursting Bustle Fashion Crtiques Modern Styles
Old fashioned women lament bustle era and critique current fashion. The piece notes you should learn a man’s desired advice before giving guidance, reflecting social norms of the period.
Mercy Bride of Justice Quietly Does Her Best Work
A poetic line depicts mercy as a force of justice acting alone while the stern partner sleeps, implying unseen effort and restraint in righteousness.
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Mercy
Loves Just One Fool Thing After Another
A brief Little Rock Gazette quip notes that love often follows one foolish act with another, capturing a wry, humorous reflection on romance.
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Little Rock Gazette
Judging from the cheeks of women on streets dye color
A curious remark on facial cheeks and fashion sense notes that the country appears to be advancing without German dye coloring, implying changes in beauty standards and cosmetic use.
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Society
Advocate
World Bible Conference Movement
Fayette
Alara S
Princeton
Belmont
Whale Brand
Princess May
Augusta
Hope, Daisy and Advertiser
A. B. Oldham & Son
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
American Legion News
C. R. Baines
American Legion Weekly
Army and Navy Journal
Daniel F. Steck
Legion
Marshal Foch
George Washington Post
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
National Organization
Auburndale
Toledo
Marshfield
North Bend
Oregon
Shipping Board
Rainier- Noble Post
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Kansas City
Madelyn Taylor
Ark
Sted “Centur
Thiskof
Moonlight
J. H
Empieman
Kimball Phonograph
Okeh Phonograph
Brown’s Music
Bank St
Homes & CO
W. L. Douglas Shoe Store
Morris
Maysville St
Mt. Sterting, Ky
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