Married in town at bride’s brother’s residence
The marriage of Mr. George Durham of Sparks Quarry to Miss Maggie Hansel took place at Eli Hansel’s home. The couple, daughter of Z. T. Hansel of Mt. Vernon, will honeymoon on a returning train and spend time with relatives. Community notes mention local visits, travels, road funds, and a busy town with boats, trains, and rising crops as of early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Durham
Sparks Quarry
Maggie Hansel
Eli Hansel
Z. T. Hansel
Mt. Vernon
Durham
W. J. Sparks & Co
C. J. Rice
Loden Carter
Joe Hughes
Stanford
Q. B. Rambo
Louisville
Walter Browning
Maywood
Alvin Argenbright Fis
Lexington
B. C. Mullins
Mullins Station
S. C. Franklin
J. M
Winchester
Sallie Reynolds
Bessie McClure
J. R
Milton
Herndon
I. W. Catlin
John William
Berea
J. E. Woodall
London
Jane Owens
Pineville
Brodhead
J.D. Catlin
Lebanon
Walter Owens
Covington
Jobe
Ohio
Old Rockcastle
Ed Gentry
C. A. Blanford
Parksville
James Winstead
Jim
W. H. Krueger
Aod Ae
Owens
Rev. Baker
Christian Church
Nellie
Alice Carter
Lebanon Junction
T. M. Dees
Scott Dickerson
L. G. Falin
R.S. Mattingly
Paris
Sam
Conn Asher
Winchester Cemetery Blooming With War Time Memoirs
The Winchester scene recalls Decoration Day flowers and visiting tribute at the cemetery. Camp life at Company A 2nd Kentucky Regiment includes Rockcastle boys James Noe Aubrey Martin Leon Childress and Elmer Mize. News covers local rail and road matters Po t ato prices and local figures Col Thomas G Stuart and Col W J Lampton notable residents. Local industry and transport details mix with memories of Boone Way and M E T railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd
Kentucky Regiment
Rockcastle
James Noe
Aubrey Martin
Leon Childress
Elmer Mize
Washington
The
Ladies of Winchester
Thomas G Stuart
Winchester
Col. Stuart
Winchester News
W. J. Lampton
K. C
Lexington
Paris
Livingston
San Antonio
Texas
Col
New York
Sympson
Winchester Cemetery
Col. Lampton
Boone Way
Kentucky
Cot" Lampton
Kaiser Wilhelm Demands German Aid in Ultimatum Poem
A satirical verse frames Kaiser Wilhelm as pleading with God to support Germany in wartime aims. It portrays his boast of global dominance, threats of aerial warfare, and a decisive ultimatum with a deadline to secure victory or face further aggression.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sutton & McBee
Mts. Vernon, Ky
Clothcraft Store
South
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
UA Tan
Chicago
Ashville
Paris Pike
Davis Drug Store
Corner Drug Store
Old
Boone
Maret
Carr
French Y. M. C. A. of
Brown-Proctoria
Ciuch
J. J. Bethurum
Senate
J. J
Kaiser and
Diety
Gott
Dan Kaiser Wilheim
de Lord of
Shermany
Von
Vance
Heffen