Locals and visitors mix in Cincinnati and nearby towns
A flurry of social updates shows Lonnie Barnard and Frank Wyatt in Cincinnati on business and for the weekend, Miss Nancy Wilson of Paris visiting Miss Louise Barnes, and many returns from trips to Avon Kentucky Covington Frankfurt Lexington and Louisville. Community members attend church society meetings and a Christian church convention at Lake Winn. Several residences change hands with Charles Anderson renting the Everett residence on North Maysville Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Barnard
Cincinnati
Frank Wyatt
Nancy Wilson
Paris
Louise Barnes
Chettie Turner
Lexington
Mollie Turner
LeGrande Atwood
St. Louis
M. V. P. Yeaman
Cecil Greene
Avon, Ky
James W. Heflin
P. McNamara
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George Coleman
William Thompson
John McCormick
Pearl McCormick
Jane B. Cox
Los Angeles
William Sledd
Georgia Sledd
Floyd Ross
Bob
Louise Ross
Owingsville
John Freeland
Mary Catherine
Lucile
Carona Laughlin
Howard Canan
H. M. Wright
Frankfort
Slate Creek
Lee Orear
Carroll Orear
Louise Orear
Elizabeth Orear
Louisville
R. L. Vanarsdell
Social Notes From Mt. Sterling Area Gatherings
A roundup of locals visiting relatives and traveling to events across Kentucky and nearby states. See lists of residents in New York City Paris Winchester Maysville Cincinnati Lexington and Louisville. attendees at Olympian Springs Germantown and the State Jewelers Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William French
New York City
Stevie Pieratt
Olympian Springs
Josephine Chenault
Paris
Rose Punch
Winchester
Virginia Duff
Maysville
Buffalo
New York
Providence
R. L
Charles O’brien
Hot Springs
Louisville
Margaret Guthrie
Frank Thompson
Dayton
Ohio
Baltimore
Washington
H. R. Prewitt
Allen Prewitt
Clarence White
W. P. Highland
Lillian White
Nora Highland
Kelly Barnes
L. L. Bridgforth
BE. R. Prewitt
Harry Howell
C. B. Stephens
Stella Stephens
Roger Stephens
C. E., Stephens
Ruth Carolin Stephens
Birthday Dinner Honors Billy Reid at Clay Street Home
Mrs. Emilee H. Reid hosted a Sunday dinner at her Clay street home for her son Billy Reid’s 14th birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder, George Snyder Jr., Mrs. Dan Chenault, Mr. and Mrs. John Stofer, Miss Agnes Stofer, Mrs. W. T. Colvin, and Miss Mamie Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilee H. Reid
Clay Street
Billy Reid
George Snyder
George Snyder, Jr
Dan Chenault
John Stofer
Agnes Stofer
W. T. Colvin
Mamie Miller
Mrs Cox Hostess At Saturday Bridge Party
Mrs Jesse P Highland hosted a Saturday bridge party for young matrons and girls in honor of her niece Mrs M J Cox who plans to move to Hattiesburg Mississippi. A luncheon followed the game with pink and white decorations and score cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Highland
M. J. Cox
Hattiesburg
Highland
Floyd Potts
Lester W. Lee
Frank Boyd
Virginia Duff
Mary Vansant Robertson
Ahna B. Pinney
Martha Mae Robinson
Frances Kennedy
Lester Tharp
Will Enoch
Joseph Brown
William Tipton
William May
Carolyn Bourne
Ida Belle Brother
Leo Hombs
Laura Hart
James M. Nesbitt
Katherine Howell
Lexington linen shower honors Mrs Bassett
Mrs Bassett wife of Fred W Bassett of Lexington was guest of honor at a linen shower and sewing party hosted to celebrate her upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Bassett
Lexington
Finger prints studied to link humans and apes
U S scientists in Washington are taking monkey fingerprints to test connections between early human ancestors and modern apes. The piece notes fingerprints as a universal identifier and includes a copyrighted feature from Popular Science Monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Popular Science Monthly
Country Women honor Mrs Bassett at Anderson home
At Mrs. Charles Anderson's home on Friday afternoon members of the Country Women's Club gathered to honor Mrs. Bassett. The house was decorated with club member flowers and gifts were presented. After needlework, refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Mrs. Anderson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Country Women’s Club
Anderson
Bassett
Will Ed. Jones
Albert Stofer
John Stofer
B. P. Jeffries
W. K. Prewitt
Frank Boyd
Jesse Highland
Lester Lee
M. A. Prewitt
Willis Henry
R. R. Whitsitt
Will Howell
Lela Gillaspie
Charles Duff
D. Hall
W. N. Anderson
Fisher Mark
Carroll Hamilton
Henry
W. P. Highland
Dan Welch
Mrs Greene Hosts Social Bridge Parties in Mt Sterling
In Mt Sterling Mrs Keller Greene entertained a large circle of friends with bridge on Wednesday and Saturday at North Sycamore Street. Floral decorations and after game refreshments highlighted the gatherings with numerous guests including Mrs J Oldham Greene Miss Mary E Turner Mrs M W Bridges Mrs O W McCormick and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Keller Greene
North Sycamore Street
Greene
J. Oldham Greene
Mary E. Turner
M. W. Bridges
O. W. McCormick
John Storer
W. H. Strossman
J. F. Mark
H. G. Hoffman
J. W. Prewitt
John Robinson
B. Carrington
Margaret Crail
Pierce Winn
John Barnes
Robert Howell
D. Hall
C. B. Hainline
Mary W. Lockridge
C. T. Coleman
C. Anderson
Cecil
Knox Hall Dance Showcased By Marian Swango
Miss Marian Swango hosts a Knox Hall dance tonight entertaining a younger set including Mrs. J. M. Hoffman and others in a social event. The list of attendees includes Mrs. Roger Q. Drake Mrs. Jack Burbridge Mrs. Jackson Storer and several more local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hoffman
Roger Q. Drake
Jack Burbridge
Jackson Storer
W. C. Clay
Garrett D. Marshall
Tipton Wilson
Ruth Wyatt
Clayton Howell
R. 8. McCormick
Nola Morris
J. M. Venable
R. I. Cord
Birth of Lewis Sledd Jr in Columbus Mississippi
Announcement of the birth of a fine son to Mr and Mrs Lewis Sledd on August 26 at their home in Columbus Mississippi The child is named Lewis Jr The rest of the text presents a general aphorism about wisdom and self regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Sledd
Columbus
Miss
Lewis, Jr
Little Miss Florence Owings Tonsil and Adenoid Surgery
Florence Owings underwent the removal of tonsils and adenoids at Mary Chiles Hospital on Saturday. The ad suggests WALLACE'S LIVERADE to prevent ailments caused by an inactive liver and notes it is sold by Wm. S. Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Owings
Mary Chiles Hospital
Wallace
Wm. S. Lloyd
Seed Rye Offers From Mt Sterling Commission and Storage
Northern grown Rosen seed rye advertised with a prompt to inspect. Timothy seed offered at 3.50 per bushel. Cash sales only. Mt Sterling Commission & Storage Co. S P Greenwade, proprietor. Phone 2 Queen and Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Timothy
MT. Sterling Commission & Storage CO
S. P. Greenwade
S. Queen and Railroad
Homemaker noted for dinner that spurs another helping
A line from The Advocate highlights a homemaker whose cooking inspires guests to request seconds, illustrating a traditional standard of domestic skill praised in a twice weekly notice.
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Ern
Clyde Darsie
Nan Hall
Sally Jay
Lake Winn Ind
the Christian Church
Linzie P. Coleman
Virginia Hall
Rex Hall
Boonesboro
Appaea
Clarke Allen
Ewing
Thos. Scott
J. W. Hedden, Jr
A. V. Jones
J. W. Thompson
Saginaw
Detroit
Mich
Robert I. Cord
Cynthiana
B. F. Herriott
Charlie Kirkpatrick
Hallie
P. Collins
Hamilton
Frank Amburgey
Bluford Welch
Florence
Floyd Wills
Stanton
Virgil Buchanan
Virgil
J. M. Buchanan
L. D. Greene
Elizabeth
Itgh Mahan
Jessamine County
Huntington
W. Va
Emilee H. Reed
Richmond
M. F. Hinson
J. W. Hinson
Lena Foley
I. M. Foley
Germantown
J. B. Meacham
Birmingham
John R. Sharp
C. Sharp
John W. Jones
Mary Pratt McKee
Ada Embry McKee
Danville
McKee
Asa McRoberts
Hugh Mosier
Baby
Fort Worth
Texas
Harry Pettyjohn
Ewing, Ky
James Derrickson
C. C. Boyd
Keller Heaton
Thomas Scott
Fugazi Business College
Frank
Susie Amburgey
Menefee _ county
S. P. Collins
E.L. Brockway
South Bank Street
Michigan
Missouri Fultz
Mrs. Cox
Mrs. Bassett
Legion Convention
John
Intersf
Chathatnooga
Tenn
American Legion
Eaton
Hombs & Company
Mrs. Greene
Middletown
Montgomery Motor Company
the Advocate
THE
Rogers CO
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