Boy Goes to Jail Rather Than Home
Frank Emerine and Zack Cruse were charged with larceny and pled not guilty in city court. They were remanded to jail with bonds set at 300 dollars after being bound over to the February grand jury. The car they drove was reported stolen from Geo. Gentry and found near Second and Main streets in Louisville. Emerine declined bond to return home with Cruse to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Emerine
Zack Cruse
G. Murray Smith
Louisville
Geo. Gentry
Young Emerine
Young Cruse
Second
Main Streets
Elks Memorial Service Slated in Richmond
The Richmond lodge of Improved Order of Elks will hold annual memorial services Sunday at 3 pm in the club rooms at Main and Second streets. The program honors departed members, noting one death this year, James Noland, and includes invocations, musical pieces, roll call, an address by Judge W. R. Shackelford, and closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lodge of Improved Order of Elks
James Noland
Mr. Cobb
Officers of Lodge
Louise Gottschalk
Miss Davison
W. R. Shackelford
Richmond Lodge
Local Notes From Paint Lick and Surrounds
Mrs B M Lear returns from visit to son Reis Lear in Middlesboro. Sterling Davis of Lowell dies at 71 after Lexington hospital operation. Rev W A Ramsey becomes Manse graded school principal to fill term. Jessie D Witt visits Roop couple in Stanford. Fred Hall attends funeral in Stanford. Wilcox injured in auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Lear
Reis Lear
Middlesboro
Howard
Fulth Rucker
Louisville
J. C. Rucker
Maggie I’rancis
S. F. Hughes
Lancaster
Fort Myers
Florida
Chester A. Long
Wm. Noe
Jessie D. Witt
Frankfort
W. B. Roop
Rev. Skages
Fork Church
Mt. Tabor
Elizabeth Eldridge
Columbia
S. C
Fred Hall
Stanford
Wim
Wilcox
Receiving Fresh Oysters and Fish Daily at Neffs I Phone 431
Neff's I Phone 431 advertises daily arrival of fresh oysters and fish for local customers. The notice emphasizes constant stock and prompt service for seafood lovers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff’s
I-Phone
Connelley youth returns home after two year absence
Salyersville report says Francis Connelley son of Dr. W C Connelley ran away from Berea College and spent two years wandering in West Virginia before returning to his home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salyersville
Francis Connelley
W. C. Connelley
Berea College
West Virginia
Canada moves to cut Article Ten of League Covenant
Geneva December 4 Charles Doherty Canadian minister of justice introduced an amendment to the League of Nations covenant eliminating Article Ten the most mooted section of the pact in the assembly today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Assembly of the League Today
Charles Dohenny
Justice
Mrs Terrill Dies in Lancaster After Illness
Mrs. Mattie Terrill died at her home in Lancaster Friday evening in her 77th year. She leaves three sisters Mrs. Lewis Francis Mrs. Susan Leavell and Miss Amelia Kavanaugh all of this city and one brother Arch Kavanaugh. Funeral arrangements had not been made. She was a lifelong Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Terrill
Lancaster
Lewis Francis
Susan Leavell
Amelia Kavanaugh
Arch Kavanaugh
Daily Register
Presbyterian Church
Decoy Package Leads to Juvenile Arraignments
Jackson Ky Leon Davis and Carl Creech both of Hazard were arraigned after police say they secured checks from the K and W Va Light and Power mail worth 1962 dollars. The funds were deposited in a local bank under Albert Spicer and drawn on the Hazard account. The decoy package was sent and the youths are charged with calling for it.
Fire At Fulton Fish Market Cited To Catastrophic Scratching Incident
Louisville firefighters credit a peculiar theory that a female dog scratched a resident basket triggering a fire at Fulton Fish Market. Allen family upstairs woke to fishy odor and raised the alarm as smoke filled the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Fulton
Allen
Eskimo Orphan Adopted by Kentucky Miner’s Wife
After an eight week journey Mrs Will Blanker of Harrodsburg Kentucky arrives home with Romaka Kalmynoff a four year old Eskimo orphan she adopted. Blanker has lived in Alaska for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg
Will Blanker
Romaka Kalmynoff
Alaska
Last Days of Ideal Weather Spark Tobacco Stripping
Local notes recount pleasant winter breezes aiding tobacco stripping. Miss Flossie Woods of Cusick visited Mrs. Minnie Perkins, and Mr. Goebel Perkins wed Miss Una Richardson at Calvin Perkins home. Rev. George Peel preached at Wooden Heights school house to a large crowd. Increased Baldwin pike travel noted with autos and horsemen. Miss Lula Fortune’s Wooden Heights school closed after a gasoline explosion near the stove while lighting a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Woods
Cusick
Minnie Perkins
Goebel Perkins
Una Richardson
Calvin Perkins
George Peel
Nicholasville
Wooden Heights School
Baldwin Pike
Lula Fortune
Wooden Heights
Local social notes from Brookstown and Corbin
Miss Mary Johnson visited Thursday as guest of Miss Mary Delta Reid. Miss Reid spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. B J Edwards at Corbin. Mr and Mrs Dillard Bowman traveled to Cisco Illinois after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Mary Delta Reid
B. J. Edwards
Corbin
Dillard Bowman
Cisco
Ill
Pond church Ladies Aid sale at Muncy Bros window
Members of the Ladies Aid of Pond church announce a bazaar and food sale to be held in the Muncy Bros window on Saturday December 4. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Pond Church
Bezaar
Muncy Bros
Kentucky Tobacco Farmers Face Crisis as Europe Taps Macedonian Tobacco
Kentucky farmers confront a looming crisis as European buyers shift to tobacco from Macedonia and Java. Geoffrey Morgan of the Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation warns that Europe cannot borrow to purchase Kentucky tobacco, driving down prices for low grade leaf and threatening farmer livelihoods. Bankers in Louisville cast doubt on lending to foreign governments, urging farmers to market high grade tobacco first and hold lower grades for later to avoid a flooded market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Europe
Macedonia
Java
Paris
Geoffrey Morgan
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
America
Morgan
Richmond
Courier- Journal
Spain
Italy
France
Austria
Germany
Mr. Morgan
Louisville
South
War Finance Corporation
Kentucky Utilities Planned Shutdown City Wide
The Kentucky Utilities Co announces a power cut in the city from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM Sunday. Residents will experience service interruption during the early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Utilities Co
Richmond Cream Flour Featured for Xmas Pastries
A brief note promotes Richmond Cream Flour as ideal for Christmas pastries, claiming high quality and reliable results for home bakers.
What Harding Says Upon His Return
President elect Harding and party landed at Newport News after a Canal Zone vacation and received a rousing welcome. He delivered speeches stressing unity, the abandonment of sectionalism, and fearless nationalism as core themes for his program, and renewed his devotion to independent America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newport News
Harding
Canal Zone
Norfolk
America
Officer's Gun Drops Wounds Towboat Captain on Riverfront
A pistol slipped from a policeman's holster on the Louisville riverfront and fired, injuring Capt. Thomas C. Wright 58, of Buffalo West Virginia, commander of the towboat Robert P. Gillham. The officer was helping move an injured deck hand when the weapon discharged onto the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Thomas C. Wright
Buffalo
W. Va
Robert P. Gillham
Mrs Muriel McSwiney Arrives to Testify in Ireland Inquiry
New York reports Mrs Muriel McSwiney wife of Cork's Lord Mayor, who died on hunger strike in London, landed to testify before a 100-member committee probing Ireland conditions. A city official welcomed her. she gave no statement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Muriel McSwiney
Cork
London
Ireland
Visitors and sick list mark Forest Hill week
Forest Hill residents hosted relatives from Richmond Aberdeen and Winchester over the week with several gatherings noted. A 14-year-old, Lollie Pearson, died after illness. burial held Monday at Red Hill cemetery. Community sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Azbill
A. H. Wells
Tom Lamb
Barnes Mill Pike
J. H. Million
Mary Newby
Richmond
Charles Curry
Baldwin
Arealia Powell
Mattie . Wells
Laura Butler
Winchester
William Cole
Lou Biggerstaff
Elmer Cosby
C. G. Jenkins
Aberdeen
Hiram Arbill
Tom Butler
David Pryse
Elza
Red Hill
Keys Found And Desk For Sale On Lancaster Ave
Found on Lancaster avenue a bunch of keys. Owner may reclaim by paying for this ad. Contact Robt. Harris. For sale a large roll top mahogany desk. Call Mr. Oldham at phone 272.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Avenue
Robt
Harris
Oldham
Turkeys for sale and film shop ad offers
When ready to sell turkeys call Arbill Embry and Moberly for the highest market price. 2911 FILMS offers free development any size 12 prints trial order 2c each. Bennett Studio Hyde Park Cincinnati advertises a nice furnished room for rent with splendid location and phone 671.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Brent & Bro
Paris
C. E. Galloway
Richmond
Arbill
Embry
Moberly
Bennett Studio
Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Request for Return of Sample Book of Engraved Invitations
A notice asks the borrower to return a sample book of engraved invitations and visiting cards to the office before the holiday season, citing the staff’s need for the item.
Parents by Score to Be Prosected
Sixteen warrants against as many residents in Poosey Ridge are issued for violation of compulsory education laws. Truant Officer W A Johnson, under County Board of Education orders, will present defendants to County Judge W K Price on December 13 for show cause. prosecutions will be vigorous. about 20 percent of Poosey Ridge students are absent while parents show no effort to enforce attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poosey Ridge
W. A. Johnson
W. K. Price
Johnson
County Board of Education
Price
Sonia Howard Faces Divorce After Husband’s Downfall
Sonia Howard plans to sue for divorce after her husband, once famous, becomes a drug ridden artist of self indulgence. In self defense he is shot as murder shadows her life. Emmy Wehlen stars as Sonia in Lifting Shadows, a gripping story to be shown Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia Howard
Emmy Wehlen
Sonia
Weather sketch for Ohio Valley pattern this week
Weerk's Weather Guess reports moderate temperatures and considerable cloudiness in the Ohio Valley with occasional showers likely through the week. The outlook notes a mix of sun and clouds and a tendency toward unsettled, damp conditions overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ohio Valley
Catholic Church Series Opens With Thoughtful Lectures
Father A. R. Miller begins a Sunday morning lecture series at the Catholic Church with the topic Is Life Worth Living. Evening talk asks What is Wrong With the World as part of the same program. Monday evening covers Abuse of Freedom. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Miller
Catholic Church
Weather for Kentucky unsettled and colder tonight
Unsettled and colder conditions grip Kentucky with rain in the east and central portions tonight. Sunday turns partly cloudy and colder across the state, with a cool to brisk finish expected.
Livestock Markets Report From Louisville Cincinnati and Chicago
Today's market notes show Louisville cattle at 250 head slow hogs 2500 strong with all prices unchanged. Cincinnati reports dull cattle and hogs up 25 cents higher. Chicago sees hogs up 10 cents higher with cattle unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Limit on Cable Reach at International Congress
Washington reports the United States nearing its limit on concessions to Allied powers over former German cables. An AP dispatch states negotiations are dragging with no clear path to an equitable distribution and no indication of immediate agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dec
International Communicationongress
County Schools Close On December 24 In Madison County
Madison county schools will close on December 24 ending the six months term and reopen March 1 for the remainder. Students begin vacation Christmas Eve and enjoy a two month break. The board also accepted Log Cabin Speedwell and Big Hit schools with improvement work reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Christmas Savings Club circulates in Louisville
Figures released today show Christmas Savings Club checks totaling 1 405 000 dollars will reach 43 000 Louisville members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
McKee's Nine Cent Sale Continues After Court Day
Advertises McKee's Nine Cent Sale running past Court Day offering valuable goods for only nine cents. Promotes collaboration with Col. J. H. Pearson for sale discussions via phone number 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Kash and Karry Grocery Ad in Richmond Welch Co.
A Richmond Welch Company advertisement promotes savings at the Kash and Karry Grocery department located at 2912. The notice highlights discount pricing and accessible shopping for local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Welch Company
Local News Wrap: Weddings, Visitors, and Farm Notes
Bend residents greet newlyweds Mr and Mrs James Dennis as they rest at the Big Sand Hotel. Carl Barnes returns from naval service. Elsie Webb trains a bulldog for poultry house visitors. Dr T J Berryman reports a bumper corn crop and hires help at two dollars fifty cents daily. Rain improves tobacco preps for the first market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dennis
Louisville
Big Sand Hotel
Elsie Webb
Carl Barnes
Navy
T. J. Berryman
Candy for sale at Baptist ladies bazaar Saturday
A Baptist ladies bazaar advertises candy for sale with a suggestion to buy a box for a special someone on Saturday. The notice reads as a simple community sale item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Bazaar
Richmond Cream Flour Promise for Xmas Cake Luck
An advertiser urges readers to call their grocer for Richmond Cream Flour claiming it brings good luck to Christmas cake baking and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Best Patent Fleur Bags at Richmond Welch Co
Richmond Welch Co advertises best patent fleur bags priced at $1.40 per bag. The offer highlights a guaranteed product quality and a single location at 2912. The note presents a concise sales pitch typical of local commerce notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Welch Co
Slayer Has Measles
Otis Caldwell, 18, of Louist Ky, ill with measles after a Logan County West Virginia sheriff arrived with a warrant accusing him of killing an Italian in the coal fields. Caldwell claimed the death was accidental as the revolver discharged while being cleaned. He told his parents before traveling to West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louist, Ky
Otis Caldwell
Logan County
West Virginia
Argentina Leaves League of Nations Assembly
Geneva reports the Argentina delegation withdraws from the League of Nations assembly noting the refusal to discuss amendments to the covenant. Honorio Pueyrredon says the move does not equate to leaving the league, and he would not confirm a final break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
Honorio Pueyrredon
League of Nations Assembly
Paul Hyams
Assembly
Argentina
Pueyrrendon
League of Nations
League
Potts Seeks Richmond Chief of Police Post
James P. Potts announces his candidacy for Richmond Chief of Police after 14 or 15 years on the city force and lifelong Democratic involvement. Supporters say he is an upright, popular officer who would make a proud chief if elected in the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
James P. Potts
Potts
President Wilson to receive joint committee on in session notice
Washington Vec. President Wilson told congressional leaders he will receive Monday a committee to notify him that Congress is in session. It remains unclear if he will deliver the annual message in person as before his illness. The White House said the message is completed but specifics of recommendations are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vec
Wilson
Congressional
House
Senate
Congress
White House
Nine Cent Sale Extended at Richmond Welch Co
Customers can still buy a third article for 9 cents at Richmond Welch Co located at 2912 McKee’s. The continuation lasts past Court Day and highlights the store’s promotional pricing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Edenton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Miss Maude Colias was week end guest of Miss Stella Howard. Miss Sara Long awaits her brother Jasper Long. Mrs Dicea Barnes was injured getting out of a buggy. Mrs Otis Teater visiting her mother Elizabeth Hughes in Newby. Mrs Wiliam Stormes spent Thanksgiving with daughter Rea ther Smith. Mrs J Mary Hughes improving after illness. Robert Teater bought hogs from Steve Agee at 10 1 4 a pound. Miss Marietta Whittaker of Commonburg visiting grandfather Elisha Warren. Mr and Mrs George Teater spent Sunday with mother Lyman Stocker. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Smith in Lexington Monday. Mrs Lizzy Murphy spent Sunday with daughter Hamilton Masters. Mrs Lewis Teater spent Sunday with mother Rhilda Vinpa. Messrs Ollie Tudor Cape Raymond Davis and Robert in Nicholasville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Colias
Stella Howard
Sara Long
Jasper Long
Dicea Barnes
Otis Teater
Elizabeth Hughes
Newby
Wiliam Stormes
Reather Smith
J. Mary Hughes
Robert Teater
Steve Agee
Marietta Whittaker
Commonburg
Elisha Warren
George Teater
Lyman Stocker
Wilbert Smith
Lexington
Lizzy Murphy
Hamilton Masters
Lewis Teater
Rhilda Vinpa
Ollie Tudor
Cape Raymond Davis
Robert
Nicholasville
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Emerine
Cruse
Gentry
Elks’ Memorial
L. P. Evans
Davison
Dea—eance
Messrs
Arnold and
Balard
Berea
Canada
Delpha
Brookstown
Aine Is
Jeff Morgan
Mrs McSwiney
Poosey
J. W. Beagle
Georgetown
Calvary Baptist
Big Hill Avenue
TIS
Col. J. H. Pearson
Police
Edenton
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