Wm. A. Carson Jr. Weds Miss Eloise Stone in Louisville
Stanford friends learn of the marriage of Stone-Carson Wm. A. Carson Jr. to Miss Eloise Stone of Versailles in Louisville at the Seelbach last week. The couple, honeymooning in the region, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carson Sr. and are praised by the community for their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Carson, Jr
Eloise Stone
Versailles
Carson
Louisville
Seelbach
Col. J. Miller Stone
Woodford County
Stanford
W. A. Carson
Annel Carson
Stewart Y. Car
Beauty and Harmony Restored by Lydia Pinkham's Compound
An advertisement asserts harmony and beauty depend on a healthy wife and mother. It claims chronic tiredness and vague pains indicate illness and promotes Lydia J. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the solution to restore health and good spirits at home.
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Lydia J. Pinkham
Social Notes from Richmond and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs M C Covington spent Tuesday in Lexington. Mrs T O Breaddus and children of Ravenna are visiting relatives in the county. Little Caperton Burnam is ill with whooping cough. Mrs L A Weaver and daughter Miss Gladys from Frankfort have been guests of Mrs Clinton Weaver on North street. Mr and Mrs T N Todd and children of Winchester visited friends in Richmond Sunday. Mrs John Ryan of Irvine spent Sunday in Richmond with her mother Mrs Malloy. Mrs Nannie Porter returned to Lexington after wintering with her daughter Mrs T S Hagan. Mrs G Hackworth of Irvine was shopping in Richmond Tuesday. Miss Anna Dean Curtis returned to Paris after ten days with Mrs W P Millard. Mrs J R Vavis and Miss EI-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Covington
Lexington
T. O. Breaddus
Ravenna
Little Caperton Burnam
L. A. Weaver
Gladys
Frankfort
Clifton Weaver
North Street
T. N. Todd
Winchester
Richmond
John Ryan
Irvine
Joh Malloy
Nannie Porter
T. S. Hagan
G. Hackworth
Anna Dean Curtis
Paris
W. P. Millard
J. R. Vavis
H. C. Jasper
Nicholasville
Maria Jasper
Adeline Ward
Edward Bobbitt
Cincinnati
Mollie Burgin
Crab Orchard
W. W. Burgin
Campbellsville
Mt. Jackson
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Scott
Pattie A. Clay Infirmary
Ohio
R. C. Porter
Eleanor
Victo Stafford
Hamilton
Canada
Hagen Edelen
Lebanon
Arived
L. P. Todd
Surset Avenue
Carl Hume
Stanfore
Evelyn Gianchigilani
Nazareth Academy
Marion
Schoc
L. C. McCormec
Stanford
Ethel Turpin
Kentucky Wesleyn College
Local Frontline News At A Glance In Kentucky Town
Names and movements dominate this snippet with residents of Paint Lick Crab Orchard Stanford and surrounding areas. Mentions include visits to Cincinnati Indianapolis Nazareth Academy and Kentucky Wesleyan College along with familial ties and social calls.
Winchester Notes Reports Weekend Visits and Health Updates
Miss Jean Doty attends High School Commencement as guest of Miss Pattie Eubanks. Several local families visit or host relatives including Mrs J D Holder and son, W O Harber and Wi ard Sharp in Winchester. Nettie Black improves after ptomaine infection after spending a month at Hot Springs. Samuel Dejarnette Jr takes a new job near Hazard with wife set to move. Mrs Rand a Bronaugh recovering from major operation and back home in Lexingto n. Dan B lesbians and Mrs A J Lisle host visitors in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Doty
Winchester
Pattie Eubanks
J. D. Holder
Lewis Stagner
T. H. Pickels
Baltimore
G. W. Pickels
J. W. Adams
White Station
Samuel Dejarnette, Jr
Hazard
H. C. Rice
J. 5 S
T. A. Rice
Stanford
Randa Bronaugh
Claimed He Shot At Dog and Killed Man in Self Defense
Robert Murrell received five cars for his voluntary manslaughter plea in the Lee circuit court last week. He faced charges of murdering John Taylor who was shot as he entered his front door after returning from church with his wife and friends. Murrell testified a dog attacked him and he fired at the dog in self defense, unaware Taylor’s house lay in the line of fire. He said he fled the area after hearing a noise near the house and feared he would be mobbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murrell
Lee
John Taylor
Taylor
Murrell
Tme
Malta double shovels at Oldham and Hackett's
Genuine Malta double shovels offered at Oldham and Hackett's store. Special on display items advertised as durable tools for gardeners and farmers, highlighting value and availability for local buyers this week.
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Malta
Oldham & Hackett’s
Local Social Roundup From Ruckerville Community
Regular services held at Ruckerville church with Mrs Lunsford in attendance. Local guests include Misses Pearl Epperson Jane Osborne Eva Gragg Pauline Gragg and others. Reports of a buggy accident in Winchester and farming notes on rain and tobacco planting.
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Lunsford
Ruckerville Church
Pearl Epperson
Jane Osborne
Eva
Pauline Gragg
Oscar Woosley
Jim Woosley
Joe Epperson
N. C. Tharp and Son
Bloomington
Toni Epperson
Sadie Bell
Lucille Crock
Edna
Mary Hignite
Pauline
Mayme Gragg
Woodie Wilcox
Hubert Gragg
Hugh Hignite
Everett Wells
Gladys
Christine
Prewitt
Grover
George
C. W Baxter
Richmond
William
Kentucky dairy cows dominate April butterfat honor roll
Fifty three cows from twenty four farmers earned spots on the April honor roll after producing over three pounds of butterfat in two testing days supervised by the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station. Star Belle Deol Lyons led with 7.19 pounds, Springside Paladin Pauline second with 5.35, Majesty's Golden Elsie third with 4.81. Allendale Farms, Shelbyville, had the most cows on the list with six. Montana snow storm noted separately.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Kentucky
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
J. J. Cooper
Star Belle Deol Lyons
Coldstream Farm
Springside Paladin Pauline
W. H L. Newell, Jr
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Rey
Cooper’s
Rice & Arnold
Stone—Carson
Mrs. Carson
Mr. Carson
Stanford Journal
Len Davis
Paint Lick
K. V. Schmidt
Main’ Street
Mrs. Love
W .F
Columbia Records
Mney
Saftey Deposit Boxes
Southern National Bank
R. M. Rowland
International
Richmond Welch Co
Farm Machine Headquarters
Ruckerville, Clark CO
Allendale Farms
Shelbyville
Montana
Mothers World
Bradfield Regulator CO
Dept
Atlanta, Ga
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