Brilliant winter wedding at Blanton home in Lexington
Social notes report the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Miller Blanton and Mr. Benjamin Forsythe Buckner at the Blanton home with Rev. R L Telford officiating. Attendants included Laura Blanton as maid of honor and Sidney Johnson as best man. The couple, after a reception, left for Lexington then New Orleans and will reside at Xalapa. Also listed are church society meetings, local arrivals, a bank organizing effort, a lost pocket book notice, and a Ford sedan for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Miller Blanton
Benjami Forsythe Buckner
Edgar Blanton
Laura Blanton
Sidney Johnson
Sterling
Mendelssohn
Blanton
Ward Roses
Dorothy Perry
Buckner
Lexington
New Orleans
South
Xalapa
Emmett Dixon
Whipple
Paris
Strauder Goff
Sara Buckner
H Ward Lyon
Mary Amis
John Reese
Julia Bravé
Katherine Nelso
Thos. Hampton
Stanley Jackson
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Aubrey Cossar
Louisville
Meinerts
Holland
Wood Burkner
Will Simms
Lucy Simms
Fragmented Time Fragments from OCR
Readable pieces show multiple time stamps such as 2:50 pm 6:45 pm 11:43 and 6:43 1:20. context unclear but indicates a scrambled schedule or log with several daily times without完整 surrounding facts.
California Syrup of Figs advertised laxative for children
The old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as the best and harmless laxative for a child’s stomach liver and bowels. It highlights the fruity taste and states that full dosing directions appear on each bottle. Mothers are urged to say California when selecting the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
State Railroad Commission Organized in Kentucky
The Kentucky State Railroad Commission was organized on Tuesday with J Sherman Cooper of Somerset as chairman. New members Frank Burns of Paducah and E C Kash of Beattyville took oath before County Judge Richard Tobin. The secretary and rate clerk posts were set, with a stenographer job delayed until January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
State Railroad Commission
J. Sherman Cooper
Somerset
Cooper
Frank Burns
Paducah
E. C. Kash
Beattyville
Smith
Richard Tobin
Sam Collins
Interchurch Training closes in Lexington after three days
A three day Interchurch World Movement training conference at Central Christian Church in Lexington ends with a closing session. Leaders and county survey reps discuss social and economic conditions and plan a Louisville conference December 17 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Interchurch World Movement
Central Christian Church
Central
Kentucky
Arthur O. Stockbridge
Baltimore
Interchurch Organization
Louisville
J. W. Cochran
Detroit
George C. Maby
Philadelphia
F. W. Barnam
Cincinnati
J. Campbell White
Helen Montgomery
Rochester
N. Y
David McConaughy
New York City
E. H. Silverthorne
Chicago
McConaughy
Adler i ka ad claims cure for bowel inflammation
An advertisement reports a customer claiming Adler i ka cured a boy with inflamed bowels and bloating after other doctors failed. The ad touts instant relief from sour stomach gas and constipation, removal of poisons, prevention of appendicitis, and cites H Perry & Son at 221 Main Street as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler
M. Gerhard Ferdinand
Adler-i Ka
Adler-ika
H. fh.Perry & Son
Main Street
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W. F. Higgins
Starbuck & Carrier's Garage
Third and
Irvine Streets
Richmod
Culton’s Meat Market
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Shelton Saufley
The
Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
M. A. Lynn
Sullivan Hall
Mrs. Smith
Brumfield
Big Hill Avenue
Fine Bay
Annie Poage
Ashland
Black
Poage
Main
Lancaster
Register Office
J. P. Chenault
Richmond
Guarante
Loulaville & Nashville Railrona
Atlanta
Norton
Mayeville
Stanford
Lou
Jackson—McRoberts
Bob Walker
Gen
Pauline _ Faust
Thacher Medicine CO
Chattanooga
Tenn, U, 8. A
Madison Drug Company
Interchurch
Joseph Vance
America
Kindergarden
Interchurch Movement
Adler-I-Ka
McKee
A. D. Lanier
Danville
Morrow
T. Hert
Charles Moriarity
Covington
J. W. Crooke
Aget
Citizens National Bank
Razor Shops
Keen Kutter
J. H. Oldham
Court House
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