Social and Personal Calendar Highlights for Thursday
Bridges clubs host events at 2 30 and 3 00 PM with Mrs Jack Wagers and Miss Bettie French. An American Legion band concert follows at 7 30 PM along with the First Baptist Serving Circle hosted by Miss Mary Lutie Kunkel. A party group including Dr O Olin Green and others motored to Lawrenceburg to view the new Baptist church plans.
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Jack Wagers
Bettie French
Mary Pattie Club
American Legion
the First Baptist Church
Mary Lutie Kunkel
Lawrenceburg
O. Olin Green
Green
Margaret
Harvey Chenault
H. C. Jasper
G. W. Evans
L. P. Evans
C. H. Park
H. G. Sandlin
D. C. Biggerstaff
R. M. Ross
J. A. Kunkel
New Baptist Church
Madison High senior class honored at Dorothy Terrill party
Dorothy Terrill hosted a Woodland avenue party Wednesday night for Madison High school seniors with spring flowers and ice course. Attendees included Carraleen Smith Thelma McClintock Betsy Igo Emma Newby and others.
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Dorothy Terrill
Woodland Avenue
Madison High School
C. B. Terrill
Carraleen Smith
Lou Wells
Thelma McClintock
Betsy
Graduate Robert Million Leaves for Coyne Electric School
A message from Robert James Million of Newby Valley states he left Sunday via Louisville for Chicago to enroll at Coyne Electric Engineering School. He reports being well and pleased with the school. Everett Stone went on a business trip to Indianapolis. Miss Annie Rogers stayed with Miss Flossie Mink over the weekend. Mollie Powell attended a reception in Midway. R W Kincaid of Maysville visited. Dean H L Donovan spoke in Nicholasville Wednesday night delivering a commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Williams, Jr
Camp Knox
Plattsburg
New York
C. C. Glass
Francis Glass
Nicholasville
Mollie Fife
Lancaster Avenue
Eugene Walker
Louisville
E. V. Elder
James Leeds
Cincinnati
H. Morrison
St. Agatha’s Academy
Eugenia Elder
Llas
Robert James Million
Newby
Chicago
Coyne Electric Engineering School
Everett Stone
Indianapols
Annie Rogers
Flossie Mink
Mollie Powell
Midway
R. W. Kincaid
Maysville
Dean H. L. Donovan
Local residents visit and note illness in aanraged circles
Mrs. J. S. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll of Winchester recently visited Ms. Frank Prather. Mrs. Floyd Ross and Mrs. Al C. F. Martin of Owingsville were in Richmond on Friday. Many friends of Mrs. Howard Neale regret her serious illness at Lynwood, home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Neale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Williams
Thomas Carroll
Winchester
Frank Prather
Floyd Ross
al. C. F. Martin
Owingsville
Richmond Briday
Howard Neale
Lynwood
Lewis Neale
Community Briefs From Bend District Farm Scene
Farmers plow and hoe corn, tobacco is fine, and grass is excellent. Fishermen see daily strings of fish to market. James W. Smyth of Berea visits family. Rev. Miller to preach at Bend schoolhouse Saturday with free Sunday school likely led by A C Dennis. H Ek Mellon of Richmond visits Bend and marks 70th birthday on May 25. Ten baptized by Rev. Sewell at Combs pond and joined church during recent revival. Joseph Vaughn recovers from illness and attends events again.
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James W. Smyth
Berea
Rev. Miller
Bend
A. C. Dennis
H. Ek
Mellon
Richmond
Sewell
Combs Pond
Joseph Vaughn
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Woman
Seattle resident Mrs G Richardson reports severe pains and a hard lump in the side vanished after regular use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes relief from pain nervousness and fatigue and claims prevention of more serious troubles.
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Seattle
Washington
Lydia Oe E. Pinkham
Mrs. G. Richardson
Orcas St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago meat market trends and May 31 price report
Prices for hogs eased to 15 cents lower while steers showed mixed moves and heifers held firm. Cows weakened, feeders stayed steady, veal calves rose, and sheep and lambs moved slower with fat lambs and springers down. May 31 ranges cover hogs to 10.99 and beef steers to 8.85, cows and heifers to 8.50, veal 8.25 to 10.50, fat lambs 9.75 to 13, spring lambs 13.50 to 15, yearlings 8.25 to 10.85, fat ewes 3.50 to ?. shipments week ending May 26 include cattle 52,404 hogs 15,527 sheep 19,343. Wholesale fresh meat prices largely unchanged with mutton down up to 2 lower.
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Chicago
Grain Futures Fell Amid Liquidation And Mixed Demand
Grain markets slipped as heavy selling weighed on week’s end with broad losses across corn and wheat. Chicago cash prices showed No. 2 red winter wheat and No. 2 hard winter wheat at 1.16, corn at 60 cents, and oats at 36 cents, while weekly closes saw July contracts down across Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and Winnipeg with wheat around 1.18 to 1.35 and corn around 62 3/8.
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Chicago
Iowa
Kansas
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
State Tax Commission Described As Tough In Glasgow Times
The Glasgow Times notes the commission's makeup of two hard Republicans and one soft Democrat, yet its decisions are portrayed as tough and everlasting rather than political.
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The
State Tax Commission
Glasgow
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Tom MIX
A Pollard
Pauline Frederick
Murray Smith
Bridge Club
Edward C. Stockton
Olivia Baldwin
Mae Wells
Ora Lee Parker
Bernie Bogie
Iva Jean Todd
Ife Newby
Mary Powers
Josephine Yates
Messrs
Marshall Hurst
Luke Church
Orville Price
J. J. Blevins
Frank Hocker
James Anderson
Lafon Wilson
Talton Stone
Cumberland Telephone
Incorporated
Selec
McKee
Lady Beaverbrook
Huntingham
England
Suzanne Lengien
Mrs. Beamish
Mary Louise Bobb
Milk Fund
Lassie
New Orleans
Lydia E. Piskham
Beryl Curtis Ward
New Rochelle
N. Y. ST
Walter S. Ward
Clarence Peters
Rsr
Samuel H. Halley
Dr. Halley
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
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