Personal notices from Owingsville area residents
Attorney W B White was in Owingsville on business. Millard Wade of Cincinnati and the city returned from New York on a business trip. John Conroy of Frankfort attended here from Saturday to Monday. Will Eskridge of Nash was a guest of relatives here the past week. Newton Duff of Lexington spent several days here the past week. Mrs G W Anderson visits Miss Mary and Nancy Stevenson in Winchester. Dr Scott Goodpastor of Ashland visited here early in the week. Edward McNamara and Frank McCabe spend the week in Louisville. Harriett Dudley Hawkins of Flemingsburg is guest of the Calk sisters. Richard Apperson of Ashland visited his parents here early in the week. J S Porter, wife and family of Lexington spent Sunday with relatives here. Martin Ramey left for Paintsville to visit his son John Ramey and family. Lloyd Frazer left for Ithaca N Y to renew studies at Cornell. Forest Wood returned to Louisville Monday after a visit to his mother. Judge C C Turner and C T Coleman of Frankfort were here to vote Saturday and Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Brown Jr of Winchester spent Saturday and Sunday with Henry Judy. Mr and Mrs Newton Townsend returned Saturday from Chicago and Indianapolis. Dr and Mrs William Crocket of Nashville Tenn are guests of Mrs Crocketts parents E J Shackelford.
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Howard Wyatt
New York
John Conroy
Frankfort
Fis
Will Eskridge
Nashe
Newton Duff
Lexingston
G. W. Anderson
Mary
Nancy Stevenson
Winchester
Scott Goodpastor
Ashland
John Ramey
Lloyd Frazer
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Local visitors and trips noted this week
Richard Hood, formerly of this city, visits friends and relatives. Ratliff Lane and Louise Morris spend weekend in Sharpsburg. Lucy Clark returns from a visit with the Hogge family in Morehead. Kenney N. De Haven and baby back from New York City via Mr. N. T. McKee. McKee travels to Germany next week for business. Frank Hill and William Ferguson head to Mammoth Cave with stops in Louisville and Cincinnati. John L. Stephens, here as a witness in a family case, returns home. Gano Caywood and children return to Greencastle Ind. Arthur C. Richardson seeks rheumatism treatment in Martinsville Ind. doing nicely.
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Ratliff Lane
Louise Morris
Sharpsburg
Lucy Clark
Lige Hogge
Morehead
Frank Hill
William Ferguson
Mammoth Cave
Louisville
Cincinnati
John L. Stephens
O. S. Bromagem
J. Q. Stephens
Gano Caywood
Greencastle
Ind
Mrs Anne Humphrey to Teach Modern Dancing in Mt Sterling
Mrs Anne Bullitt Humphrey of the Vernon Castle School of Dancing travels to Mt Sterling to offer a modern dancing course on October 5 at McKees Hall. Afternoon sessions for children start at 3 PM and evening classes for adults begin at 7 30 PM featuring dances such as One-step Hesitation Half and Half Maxixe and Lula Fade. Humphrey previously won a silver cup in New York for her One-Step interpretation.
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Anne Bullitt Humphrey
Vernon Castle
Mt. Sterling
McKee’s Hall
Humphrey
New York
Prohibition Wins Virginia by Wide Margin
Virginia voters cast for prohibition last Tuesday with statewide majorities exceeding 20,000. Richmond reported 4,282 in favor and 6,011 against as county returns show strong dry majorities.
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Virginia
Richmond
Best line of home killed meats at Vanarsdell's
Local butcher Vanarsdell's advertises top quality home killed meats with selection and pricing details. The store emphasizes fresh cuts and customer service to attract shoppers.
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Vanarsdell’s
Shingles Leak Stirs Urgency for Roof Repair
A reader notes shingles for a roof leak and urges prompt replacement. McCormick Lumber Co. is listed with the phone number 48 for supplies and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beter
McCormick Lumber Co
Best Work Brunner Shoes for Men Highlight
The farmer can produce with his resources but to succeed in marketing he must unite with his neighbor to build a stronger cooperative approach.
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Brunner Shoes
Social events and gatherings around town this week
Miss Susette Johnson hosted a Dutch Lunch on West Main Street in honor of Mrs. William Crockett of Nashville. The Shackelford sisters hosted a Thursday afternoon event for their sister Mrs. Wil About forty guests attended. Mrs. H. Clay McKee held a Euchre party Thursday morning on Federal Heights followed by luncheon. Mrs. William Bridges White hosted a Progressive Euchre after noon on North Maysville Street with sixty guests and a luncheon. An invitation from the Presbyterian Congregation invites Dr. and Mrs. Yeaman to visit Dr. J. A. Van Sant’s residence Friday evening October eight to ten.
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Susette Johnson
West Main Street
William Crockett
Nashville
Tenn
Shackelford
H. Clay McKee
Federal Heights
William Bridges White
Maysville Street
Presbyterian Congregation
Mrs. Yeaman
J. A. van Sant
Religious revival and rally day planned across churches
A Methodist quarterly meeting with 10 45 a m preaching and 7 p m communion is noted alongside revival services at the Baptist church led by Rev Sid Williams of Texas and harpist Mr Brown. Howard's Mill hosts 2 30 pm services with Williams and Brown. Mt Sterling Christian Bible School marks Rally Day on Sunday October 4 with a target attendance of 750 and emphasis on morning school session and evening promo day events.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Sid Williams
Texas
Brown
Baptist Church
Howard’s Mill
Br. Brown
Mt. Sterling
Local Women Reported Improving Among Illnesses
Mrs. M. Bybee, recently ill at her city home, is improving. Mrs. J. Clay Cooper, hospitalized in Lexington, is said to be getting along nicely. Mrs. J. C. Enoch, also in Lexington hospital, shows improvement. Mrs. J. W. Hedden traveled to Lexington Tuesday afternoon due to her daughter Mrs. T. B. Arthur’s sudden illness.
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M. Bybee
J. Clay Cooper
Lexington Hospital
J. C. Enoch
J. W. Hedden
Lexington
T. B. Arthur
Music at the Trots Lexington Meet Opens
The Lexington big trotting meeting begins Monday October 5 with Weber's Prize Band of America providing daily concerts. The band is larger and stronger than before as visitors are invited to enjoy music racing and cheer at the Walnut Hall Cup and the 2 year old Futurity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Weber’s
Prize Band of America
United States
German War Losses Reach 73 240 in Great War
Berlin reports two new casualty lists naming 9 773 men, lifting total German casualties to 73 240 killed wounded and missing. The figures cover eight weeks since Germany declared war on Russia with average losses around 9 155 per week and note rising officer mortality as some regiments suffer heavy losses.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
Better Road Building in Kentucky Prompts More Applicants
The Courier Journal notes rising interest in road engineering in Kentucky as more applicants take the Frankfort examination for county road engineer. Fifty entrants have studied scientific road building at the State University, signaling broader statewide demand for competent engineers to plan, repair, and relocate roads with the aid of the State Good Roads Department.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
The
State University
State Good Roads Department
Courier Journal
Matrimony Triggers Broad Drift With The Tide
A newspaper item notes many people drift toward marriage as a guiding force, shaping social patterns and personal choices amid a period of shifting norms and family expectations.
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W. B. White
Owingsville
Millard Wade
the City
Forest Wood
John C. Wood
C. C. Turner
C. T. Coleman
Joe Brown, Jr
Henry Judy
Newton Townsend
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nashville, Tenn
Richard Hood
Arthur C. Richardson
Martinsville
Virginia Day
Opera
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J. A. Coburn
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Peoplesc
Neptune’s Palace
Charley Gano
Nicodemus Glynn
Greenwade
Greenwade Store
C. and
L. Combs
E. S. Earp
Maish
J. D. Hazelrigg
Edison
Mr. Edison
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
Kern
Nat' Bank Bldg
Mt, Sterling, Ky
Sutton & Gastin Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
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