Athletic Notes on Grounds Progress and Donations
The Athletic Association reports progress at the fair grounds with the diamond nearing completion. Volunteers and a stump puller have transformed the poor condition of the grounds. Donations have begun from Bess Sparks, Willis McKenzie, C. C. Davis, W. H. Fish, H. T. Young, W. R. Gott, L. V. Murrel, W. L. Richards, Floyd Miller, F. L. Durham, J. B. McKenzie, Jas. Pinkerton, Sutton and McBee, and A. B. Sparks, with thanks to supporters and friends. There is a shoe for you on Fish's Bargain Counter.
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the Athletic Association
Bess Sparks
Willis McKenzie
C. C. Davis
W. H. Fish
H. T. Young
W. R. Gott
L .V. Murrel
W. L. Richards
Floyd Miller
F. L. Durham
J. B. McKenzie
Jas. Pinkerton
Sutton & McBee
A. B. Sparks
Fish
Cemetery Clean Up Day Planned with Community Help
A call goes out for a community clean up at the cemetery next Thursday April 15. Residents urged to clear old soldiers graves. women urged to bring hoes and rakes and Boy Scouts to assist in this work.
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Boy Scouts
Personal notices from the Cincinnati and surrounding area
Howard Baker visits Cincinnati for a few days. Married December 30 to Miss Sadie Hiatt. Miss Mattie Chesnut and Mrs. Floyd Miller spend the week in Louisville. Deputy W. W. Anglin called to Ohio for his sister’s illness. Miss Georgia McFerron called to Louisville for Mrs. Henry McFerron’s illness. Mrs. Mamie Oldham returns from Louisville to Easter with her children in Hamilton. Mrs. Martha Loomis visits from Akron. Robert and Linville Mullins from Dudley. Theo Morey, London fertilizer specialist, in town on business. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Cheek relocate to Indiana. Grover Cleveland Hatcher en route from Corbin to Level Green. Judge L. W. Bethirum returns from French Lick after treatment. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Childress and son Jack of Ravenna visit Mrs. Minnie Anderson. Mrs. Mary Gentry and daughter Dessie attend funeral of Mrs. H. C. Gentry in town. Prof. D. H. Lyon called to Lebanon for illness of Mr. Kelly. Ike Larsson and daughter Nancy and son Herbert of Winchester visit Mrs. Alice Davis. Don Gleason of Hamilton visits his sick son Clarence Edward at James Rickels' home. Miss Myrtle Bryant and Mrs. D. Bryant go to Louisville to consult a teeth specialist.
Helton Hopkins Wedding Report From Brodhead
Nancy Helton and Lum J Hopkins married on Saturday March 27 at Brodhead. The bride is the daughter of J Helton and a noted county teacher. Hopkins is the son of J A Hopkins and described as a promising young man.
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Nancy Helton
Lum J. Hopkins
Brodhead
J. Helton
Freedom Section
Mr. Hopkins
J. A. Hopkins
Ford Dominates American Car Industry Amid 250 Manufacturers
The report notes that more than half of U.S. cars are Fords and highlights about 250 distinct automobile concerns operating nationwide.
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America
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Howard Baker
Cincinnati
M. G
Sadie Hiatt
Mattie Chesnut
Louisville
W. W. Anglin
Ohio
Georgia McFerron
Henry McFerron
Mamie Oldham
Anna L. Gleason
Baby
Hamilton
Martha Loomis
Akron
James Rickers
Robert
Linville Mullins
Dudley
Theo Morey
London
Mrs. Clarke Cheek
Indiana
Grover Cleveland Hatcher
Corbin
Level Green
L. W. Bethirum
French Lick
R. E. Childress
Jack
Ravenna
Minnie Anderson
Mary Gentry
Dessie
Knoxville
H. C. Gentry
D. H. Lyon
Lebanon
Kelly
Lyon
Ike Larsson
Nancy
Herbert
Winchester
Alice Davis
Don Gleason
Clarence Edward
James Rickels
Myrtle Bryant
D. Bryant
W.B
Sigmon
Helton
Hopkins
Nblem Oy
Holland
Bryant Bros
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