Local notes from Mt. Vernon and vicinity during holidays
A crowded Christmas bulletin lists residents visiting relatives in London and Lebanon Junction, moves between households in Hazard and Terre Haute, local youths and soldiers at Camp Shelby, weddings and engagements, and community notices including a farm rental ad and year end business closures.
Local Visitors Share Holiday Greetings Among Relatives
Mrs S W Davis arrives from Mystic to visit sister Mrs J W Rider. Miss Ida Hamlin teaches Goochland school and joins family during Xmas break. Mr and Mrs Harvey Mitchell of Laurel visit friends in the county's southern section. Mrs Ina McVoy St Clair with a baby from Lexington comes Sunday to spend days with Mt. Vernon kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Davis
Mystic
J.W Rider
Ida Hamlin
Goochland School
Harvey Mitchell
Laurel
Ina McVoy St. Clair
Lexington
Mt. Vernon
Local notes touch Camp Zachary Taylor and county visits
Corporal Victor Price and his mother are in Level Green. Mr and Mrs John Treadway of Terre Haute are staying with relatives. Chas C Stoll Oil Co of Louisville bought a fifty acre lease from Furnace Oil Co in Irvine district for 220000 dollars. Robert Ford resigns as U S Marshall for the Eastern Kentucky District. Henry Cox of West Liberty is likely successor with a 5000 dollar salary. James B Brown appoints W H Fish as Rockcastle County War Savings chairman to lead local sales. Prof Dieddue and his S E MS band impressed at the Graded School. London band members have made friends in Mt Vernon and will return for another engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E R. Gentry
Camp Taylor
Gentry
L.W. Bethurum
Vernon
W. H. Kreuger
Mr. Gentry
Chas. C. Stoll Oil Co
Louisville
Furnace Oil Company
Irvine
Robert Ford
U.S. Marshall
Kentucky
Henry Cox
West Liberty
Morgan County
James B. Brown
National War Savings Committee
W. H. Fish
Rockcastle County
Fish
Rockcastle
Diedidue
S. E. M.S. Bane
Red Cross notes outline drive and garment work
The Red Cross drive to recruit new members continues through December 31 with 460 members secured by Christmas Eve. Branches are forming at Brodhead Livingston Hansford and the Kentucky work should finish by January 15. Hospital garments will be made at Mt. Vernon headquarters and in Livingston Brodhead Wildie and Hansford with material limited and cutting starting Monday. The urgent need for garments calls for many workers at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Ait
Mt. Vernon
Livingston
Brodhead
Wildie
Hansford
Delinquent NAMES Notified To Local Police Authority
A certified list presents names and addresses of individuals who failed to file the required questionnaire with the Local Board under the 1917 act. Included are Charles A. Allen of Lexington Kentucky, Robert Roy Perkins of Livingston, Arthur Stephen Rice of Conway, Johnson Rowe of Mt Vernon, John Mitchell Abney of Johnetta, and Walter M. Owens of Middletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles A. Allen
East 3Rd St
Lexington
Robert Roy Perkins
Livingston
Arthur Stephen Rice
Conway
Johnson Rowe
Mt. Ternon
John Mitchell Abney
Johnetta
Walter M. Owens
Jefferson St
Middletown
Ohio
Fletcher's Astoria Barber Shop Keeps Postwar Look
A local ad notices Fletcher's Astoria barber shop staying open for New Year haircuts and invites customers to visit the old Cas Cox location opposite Miller's drug store. It also mentions War Stamps at the post office and a lost auto chain with a reward posted by J Fish. It urges payment of arrears and debt at court on January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas Cox
Miller’s Drug Store
R.E. Mashal
Income tax official to visit Mt Vernon for returns
Collector of Internal Revenue Hughes announces a Federal income tax officer will be in Mt Vernon from January 2 to January 8 to assist residents in filing 1917 returns at no cost. About 290 taxpayers are estimated in the county. penalties for non compliance include fines up to 1000 dollars or jail. Residents should prepare figures now and report to the expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Hughes
Mt. Vernon
Collector of Internal Revenue
Children Ory ee pays off as cough remedy praised
This remedy is touted as one of the best and most efficient medicines for coughs colds and croup and is described as pleasant and safe for children. Many mothers have given it their unqualified endorsement.
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Vermon
JIN Louisville & Nashville RR
Uorts
North
Jas. Lanprun
Mt Vernon
T. F. Warren
London
John D. Miller
Don
Lebanon Junction
Tom Thomason
Hazard
Ethel Helton
Pine Hill
Marguerite Welch
Mrs
J.L van Winkle
Roy Britton
Ruth Mullas
Bennet Joplio
Cincinnati
Walter Robins
Inz
Venen
Ethel Davis
Mrs Clay Thompson
Marshall
Ind
Turkey
Little Sadie Langford
R. L. Langford
W.H. Fish
Willian
Risse McFerron
Bryant & Stratton
Bu Iness College
Kennett Barnett
Dewey Hansel
Wilton
Leon Childress
Camp Shelby
Homer Proctor
Will Thompson
Kentucky University
George Jones
Maggie
H. A. Smith
Terre Haute
Golden Cummins
Prof. Webb
Conn Asher
Scott Dickerson
M. J. Miller
Edna Davis
Georgia Rice Sheets
Quapa
Okla
Sadie Richards
Manchester
Emmett Bryant
Louis Cooper
Bowling Green
Samuel B. McKenzie
Stanford
McKenzie
Indianapolis
John Renner
M. Poynter
Will Bryant
D. Bryant
Tennessee
Elmwood Cemetery
John Rickels
Hamilton
W. T. Davis
Mr. Rickels
Marion Kincaid
Sidney Crawford
Prof. Yates
Barbourville
W.B Reinke
M. Pennington
L. W. Bethurum
Ashland Lodge No
H. T. Young
R. H. Miller
S. W
KF. L Durham
J. W
John H Coffey
J. A. Landrum
Sec’y
E. B. Cox
Tyler
Floyd Miller
W A. McKenzie
C. D. Sutton
J. H Ramsey
Mathew Finzel
Verna Welch
R. A. Welch
C. M. Thompson
First State Bank
Pat Perkins
D. B. Southard
Ben Craig
Sarah Hiatt
J. A. Hiatt
Bradley Brown
Freedom Section
Elizabeth Gentry
Jellico
Corporal Victor Price
Camp Zachary Taylor
Level Green
John Treadway
Terre Haute, Ind
Fletcher
Astoria
Barber Shop
Buckeye Church
Gene Taylor
J.fish
Mt.Vernon
Fish’s
Ory
Chamberlain
Peruna
Brodhead Fair Association
Citizens Bank
Granville Owens
E Ben O
School OF Music
School OF Business
Normal School
IL Taylor & Co
THE
Cash Store
R.H. Miller
Mr. Vernon
Jonas McKenzie