Local social notes and visits around Brodhead
A community column lists residents visiting relatives and guests in Brodhead and nearby areas. Highlights include Charlie Hendrickson returning from Pineville, Mrs Daisy Hunt touring in velvetina toilet preparations, teaching staff Ella Belle Newland visiting Crab Orchard, and multiple family visits to J. K. Wallen, Owers, and McKinney households. The Brodhead Dramatic Club plans The Red Rosette for February 12 at the High School, with Rev J W Terrill delivering sermons and other local events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hendrickson
Pineville
J. Mc.Kinney
O. F. Wallen
Bernice
Ardith
J. K. Wallen
Daisy Hunt
Crab Orchard
Velvetina
Clyde Watson
Austin Sparks Durham
Mt. Vernon
Henry Anderson
Harlan
Ella Belle Newland
John Sigman
Roy Owens
Corbin
J. M. Owers
R. Hi. Hamm
A. M. Hiatt
Berea
Willis Russell
Mondell
Pine Hill
Fallen Francisco
Leroy Albright
W. O. Yadon
Virginia Inez Robins
Mt Vernon
Master Bill
Sallye McKenzie
W. P. Rigsby
J. H. Kegley
H. Sears
Lyceum
America
Edgar Dunn Newland
Orlando
Wm. Remmers
Frederick
Kenosha Wisconsin
Remmers
Effie Reynolds
Walter Robins
Walter Watel
John Davis
J. T. Lawrence
Wilson
L. N. Bowling
Eliza Langford
K. J. McKinney
Homer Wilson
Cluo
Baptist Church
Kit Kidwell
W. H. Anderson
J. W. Terrill
Miss Bissie McKinney Heads to Richmond for Studies
News notes list local residents and their activities. Miss Bissie McKinney leaves for Richmond to pursue schooling. Dewey Graves and Mrs Bullock family updates, court attendance, measles cases, and local moves are mentioned along with church prayer at Blue Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissie McKinney
Richmond
Dewey Graves
E. Bullock
Kate
F. F. Bullock
Bromo
Ella McKinney
Missie McKinney
R. H. McKinney
Iva Kincer
Sidney Cromer
J. C. Graves
J. J. Bullock
J. I. Bullock
Blue Springs
Merchandiser Declines Politics in Rockcastle County
An individual in the merchandise business writes to friends in Rockcastle County to say they decline to enter politics at this time, thanking supporters for past favors and solicitations and signing as a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockcastle Coun
Rockcastle County voter seeks GOP primary for county clerk
A candidate announces for County Court Clerk in Rockcastle County, stating long party loyalty, taxpaying heritage, and no prior family office in the county. He asks neighbors to judge his character, pledges a Christian life, and promises to serve honorably if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Country
Rockcastle County Jailer Candidate Seeks Primary Support
A Republican candidate announces for the office of Jailer of Rockcastle County, subject to the August 6 1921 primary. He pledges to faithfully discharge duties and aid enforcement of the liquor laws, asking Republicans for their vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockcastle County
Nashville Spectacle House Offers True Seeing Glasses
The Nashville Spectacle House at 58 Arcade Nashville Tennessee offers free True Seeing glasses in various frame styles. Prospective buyers may order priced glasses from 1.50 to 5.00 and try them for five days before payment. If unsatisfied returns are credited. A free folding spectacle case is included with orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Arcade
Tenn
Nashville Spectacle House
Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation
The nicest and pleasantest medicine I have used for indigestion and constipation is Chamberlain's Tablets writes Melard F. Craig Middle Grove N D They work like a charm and do not gripe or leave any unpleasant effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Melard F. Craig
Middle Grove
Local notices and society items from Brodhead and area
The column lists numerous residents and visitors including Jacob Eber f Brodhead named store manager, Grace Large visiting London, Hobart Griffin and Mrs Griffin from London, and various travels to Mt Vernon Paris and Covington. It notes a circuit court session, marriages planned for the 15th, garden and farming activites, and ongoing campaign commentary with many local names and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Eber F Brodhead
Grace Large
R. L. Warren
London
Hobart Griffin
B. H. Griffin
B. H
Frankfort
C. H. Rice
G. H. Griffin
Mt. Vernon
J. F. Dees
Brodhead
Ann Payne
D. K. Argenbright
Carley Mounts
Covington
John Cockrel
Paris
Mack Martin
Uday
A. E. Rice
Stanford
W. BH. Cottongim
Middlesboro
Harlan
Mahaffey
Cappeneer
Gertrude Evane
Richmond
Arch Mullins
Tom Mullins
Mullins Station
J. L. Pickett
Margaret
H. KK. Anderson
Swannie Price
Bertha
Lethe Summers
Ida
Lena Clark
Sallye Price
Pittsburg
Allen Mounce
Gibson
W. T. Amyx
Burning Springs
Jackson Co
C. E. Rice
Louisville
Milton Miller
Little Son
Faiiston
T. J. Singleton
Howard seeks Rockcastle County jailer post in 1921 primary
John C. Howard, a Republican, announces his candidacy for jailer of Rockcastle County. He vows to enforce the law and asks Republicans to vote in the August 6 1921 primary, inviting voters to meet him between Row and the primary.
Candidacy Announcement for County Surveyor Nomination
A Republican candidate in Rockcastle County declares seeking the party nomination for County Surveyor. The notice is addressed to Republican voters and notes the primary date August 6 1921. The signer offers sincere regards.
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Hansford
the Peoples Bank
U.G. Baker
Floyd Miller
W. A. Cromer
Ladies and
Ade
Taylor
Livingston
John C. Howard
Livingston, Ky
Bank OF MT. Vernon
T. J. Niceley
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