Porters Daughter Marries in Louisville Home
Miss Mary Thomas Porter daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Porter ties the knot with Perry A Rowe of Lexington in a 2 PM ceremony at Mrs Margaret White’s Fourth Avenue home in Louisville officiated by the bride’s father. Only close kin witnessed the event and the couple traveled to Louisville with Dr and Mrs Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thomas Porter
J. W. Porter
Perry A. Rowe
Lexington
Margaret White
Fourth Avenue
Louisville
Porter
Inauguration Visits and Social Round in Kentucky
Mrs. E. E. Adams visits Irvine. Miss Jessie Burnam guests in Frankfort for the inauguration. Miss Virginia Peyton and Mr. Bailey Weyton visit Lexington. L. W. Glass returns from Paris with a fine tobacco sale. Ruby Fowler and Carl Schillings attend the Watford-Shaw wedding in Irvine. Nancy Gray returns to Owingsville from Eastern Normal. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stanifer witness the inauguration in Frankfort. Mrs. S. H. Thorpe visits Winchester friends. Col R C Wham and son William in Chicago. Stanton Hume at home from Washington Lee to spend time with mother. Ellen Wilson and companion visit Frankfort for inauguration. Margaret Rayburn returns to Speedwell from Winchester. Mrs. N. Moberly and son Dale arrive from Detroit to visit Summit Avenue guests. Mrs. Mary Jane Dozier gravely ill at home on her 90th birthday. Mrs. John Holtzclaw and children visit Burgin relatives on Walnut Street. Mrs. Chas Jell hosts luncheon in Lexington for Mrs Alene Jackson Boggs. Patsy Rosson attends Inaugural ball in Frankfort. Mrs. S. B. Hume returns from Nashville with daughter Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Peytonnd
Bailey Weyton
Lexington
L. W. Glass
Paris
Ruby Fowler
Carl Schillings
Irvine
Watford-Shaw
Nancy Gray
Eastern Normal
Owingsille
J.s.stanifer
Frankfort
S. H. Thorpe
Carl Grant
N. B. Scrivner
Winchester
Winchester Sun
R .C. Wham
William
Chicago
Stanton Hume
Washington Lee
Lancaster Avenue
Ellen Wilson
John G. South
Margaret Rayburn
Speedwell
Margaret Scrivner
N. Moberly
Dale
Detroit
Michigan
T. A. Campbell
Misses Campbell
Summit Avenue
Mary Jane Dozier
Hiram Arbill
John Holtzclaw
Burgin
John A. Kunkel
Walnut Street
Chas Jell
Alene Jackson Boggs
Richmond
Joe Bales
Pinehurst
Patsy Rosson
Caldwell College
Danville
W. C. Mays
Frances Mays
S. B. Hume
Nashville
Elizabeth Hume
Local Society Notes Highlight Illnesses and Weddings
The Lexington Herald reports that Hon. L. B. Herrington and Mrs. Herrington mourn their son Alex’s illness, delaying his schooling. Col. John B. Chenault recovers from a minor stroke as Harvey Chenault and T. D. Chenault visit Mayaville. A newlywed couple receives many gifts while Rev. B. F. Petty moves to Washington state with plans for a Yakima Valley orchard. The bride’s beauty and education at Georgetown and Bristol are noted alongside her father, a Baptist minister and Western Recorder editor in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Herrington
Harvey
T. D. Chenault
Mayavilla
John B. Chenault
Rowe
University of Kentucky
B. F. Petty
Washington
Bristol, Tenn
First Baptist Church
Western Recorder
Louiaville
Rescuers Save Boy From Ice Near Versailles Station
Virgil Chapman of Lexington and J F Button of Versailles, school supervisors, saved a 10 year old boy who had fallen through ice while skating on a pond near the Ducker's Station school house five miles from Versailles. The boy held onto the ice with his elbows as ice broke underneath. He was rescued with a bell card from the C O passenger train on which the rescuers were riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Virgil Chapman
Lexington
J. F. Button
Versailles
Addy
Chapman
Button
Ducker’s Station
Herrmanns Spectacular Night at Richmond Opera House
Felix Herrmann, heir to Alexander Herrmann, headlines a Richmond show December 17 with his uncle’s famed illusions plus original feats. The program features Creatore’s Band and Orchestra, the Ferraros, the Du Browns, Marie Taulious, Jess ie Smith, and a grand array of magic and novelty acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muie Creatore
Opera House
Richmond
Felix Herrmann
Felix
Alexander Herrmann the Great
Sleeping Beauty
Creatore
the Ferraros
Dancing du Browns
Marie Taulious
Jessie Smith
Local News From Wallaceton and Surrounding Areas
Miss Grace Gentry returns home after ten months in Ann Arbor and Epoufette Michigan. Elkin finishes store with groceries and dry goods. Miss Fannie Kidd takes bank position in Bryantsville. Bailey Gentry back from Eminence two months work. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Ed Ballard November 21. Jim and Bill Elkin drive cattle to Richmond. Mrs Wil Tenry of Duluth visits. Miss Clark Bowlin cared for Ed Ballard’s baby. Ania Wallace from Berea visits. Hardin Kidd and M. G. Hutchins visit Elkin household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gentry
Ann Arbor
Epoufette
Mich
Chester
Elkin
Fannie Kidd
Bryantsville
Bailey Gentry
Eminence
Henry County
Ed Ballard
Jim
Bill Elkin
Richmond
Wil Tenry
Duluth
R. W. Elkin
Clark’ Bowlin
Local Farmlet Notes and Town Talks
Busy with tobacco stripping and corn husking residents report. Several locals travel to Richmond for tobacco sale while others visit kin, rent farms, or lease land. Community updates include illnesses, visits, new homes, and school guests from Illinois.
Cane Spring School Visit by Prof Harris and President Frost
Prof. J. B. Harris and President Frost visited Cane Spring School last Tuesday. The entertainment program was presented on Monday with student performers and local audience attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane Spring School
J. B. Harris
Frost
Christmas fund grows from school event earnings
An evening at the school raised seventeen dollars to fund Christmas gifts for the children on the last day of school. Mrs. Sherman Shearer suffers a severe tonsillitis and is bedridden with Dr. Combs of College Hill attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Shearer
Dr. Combs
College Hill
Chas. Brandenburgh
Booneville
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Lexington Herald
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H. M. Wakefield
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Axbill—Snyder
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White Hall
Floyd Snyder
Garrard County
D. H. Matherly
Warford
Shaw
Alma Warford
John Shaw
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Lillian Hood
Fred Emmett Snyder
Ravenna
Earl Curtis
Puicay
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W. S. Broaddus
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Anna Shaw
Flere
Waldemar
L. E Lane
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E. E. Adams
J. R. White
Jessie Burnam
Holland
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Mary Ann. Kaufman
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Florence Evans
The
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John Bodd
First
Joseph Schenke
Cincinnati
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Bark Road
J. E. Lain
J. W. Lain
J. E. Pittman
Jim’. Puckett
Charlie Davis
Mrs. Davis
Parkie Denny
Emme Lain
Lucy Kidwell
Lizzie Poff
Big Hill
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Willie Lain
Ben
Campbells
Jinks
Kate Gunn
Blanch Jones
Tom Alcorn
Illinois
Rollen Rose
J. O. Jones
Roosevelt
Mae Snore Teines Me As
Alhambra
Beulah Brandenburgh
Melvin Brandenburg
Audrey Wilson
Normal
Kitty Jones
Stanford
Sarah Broaddus
Kirkville
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Ients
Doris JA Rue
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