Cecilian Club hears gavotte etude program
Cecilian Hostess Mrs Paul Barnam led a Wednesday afternoon Cecilian Club program focused on Gavotte and Etude selections. Participants included Miss Bennett, Miss Brown, Miss Telford, and others performing Gavotte, Musette, etudes, and concert pieces. current events were shared by Mrs Evans. The next meeting is set for December 29 with Mrs Deane.
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Cecilian
Paul Barnam
Cecilian Club
Gavotte
Gavatte
Musette
D’ Albert
Deane
Gavatte In
Dekoven
T. D. Chenault
Kellogg
Helen Bennett
Miss Brown Telford
Chaminade
McGaughey
Gavatte Rustique
Middelton
Evans
Chopin Cippiloni
Informal Tea Honoring Mrs. O. J. Chandler
Mrs. James Burnam hosted an informal tea Tuesday afternoon in compliment to Mrs. O. J. Chandler of Harrodsburg, guest of Miss Willie Kennedy at Yorick. Also noted are visits by various local residents and illness updates.
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James Burnam
O. J. Chandler
Harrodsburg
Willie Kennedy
Yorick
Kir. W. D. Russell
Vincennes, Ind
John Shearer
Boonesboro Pike
Jonah Wagers, Jr
Edmond Baxter
Zerelda Baxter
Finchville
Roger H. King
Hamilton
Ohio
Hallie Mansfield
Frank Barnett
Arnott Hanger
Columbus
Col
Hanger
Arlington
Richard Gelken
Laurine
Lexington
O. O. Green
Second Street
R. L. Conlee
Malcolm Miller
M. M. Maller
West Main Street
Marion
Lilly
Josephine
C. BR. English
West Virginia
Miss Kennedy
Mr. Chandler
No Peace Until Ireland Is Free Demands Persevere
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Corks late lord mayor told the committee of 100 in Washington that England must leave Ireland for freedom and relief to the starving people. She recalled her husbands martyrdom and said the republic must be recognized.
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Washington
Ireland
England
Muriel MacSwiney
Cork
Egland
Admiral Mayo Retires After 47 Years of Service
Washington December 9 Rear Admiral Mayo a wartime commander of the United States fleet goes on the retired list today after more than 47 years of service. He has the distinction of having served longer as a flag commander than any other Rear Admiral on the list.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mayo
United States
Noted Bridge Designer Killed By Street Car
Louisville December 9 L Cornwell 65 was killed by a street car on Fourth Avenue last night. He was a prominent engineer and bridge designer and later suffered aphasia estranging him from his family including wife formerly Miss Margaret Dean of the Breckinridge family. He is father of Dean and Mary Cornwell, magazine illustrators in New York City. Cornwell led the Fordsville branch of the Henderson Route railroad construction.
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Louisville
L. Cornwell
Fourth Avenue
Margaret Dean
Breckinridge
Dean
Mary Cornwell
New York City
Cornwell
Fordsville
Mingo Troops May Cross Tug River If Needed
Federal troops on strike duty in Mingo county may cross the Tug River into Kentucky’s Pike county coal country in case of emergency. No permanent detachments will be loaded on the Kentucky side, Col. Hall announced from Williamson.
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Associated Press
Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Tug River
Pike County
Kentucky
Hall
Child Kills Child in Kentucky Playroom Accident
In Harlan Kentucky an 8 year old girl, daughter of Isaac Madden, residing at Agnes, was instantly killed when a 10 year old playmate accidentally discharged a shotgun they believed to be unloaded while playing.
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Harlan, Ky
Florence
Isaac Madden
Agnes
Rockwood Coffee Tops Local Favorites in Town
Residents praise Rockwood as a superior coffee while a dealer, D. B. McKINEY & CO., advertises 292-6 for supply inquiries in town.
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Rockwood
D. B. McKiney & CO
Brother's call after 17 years reveals sister in Knoxville
Middlesboro Ky J A Rigg chief of the local navy recruiting station phoned his brother in Shelbyville but faced resistance as the brother insisted the seafarer was dead. A coincidence led to the discovery that a surviving sister lives in Knoxville and that 17 years had passed without contact.
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Middlesboro
J. A. Rigg
Shelbyville
Knoxville
Corn freak displays seven ears in one shuck
In Maysville Kentucky Thomas Williams shows a corn ear from Mrs Leslie Brand’s farm with one large central ear and six smaller ears clustered from the same stem seen as a remarkable agricultural curiosity.
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Maysville
Thomas Williams
Leslie Brand
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