Roses, Mountains and Community News from Pasadena
In a Pasadena paper Lucia Field Burnam shares a lyrical verse about Suelid Avenue and the surrounding hills. The social items note Madison High School commencement at First Christian church, a Woman's Missionary Society meeting, and the Mary Pattie Club's final gathering, with local volunteers and musical numbers.
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First Christian Church
Madison High School
Woman’s Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
T. T. Covington
Nettie K. Evans
Birthday Party for Jefferson Stone Junior
A birthday celebration was held Saturday afternoon in honor of Jefferson Stone Jr for his sixth birthday. About 25 children attended and played games while an ice dessert was served in a pleasant, party atmosphere.
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Jefferson Stone, Jr
Community Meeting and Events Schedule for Madison Area
Monday at 3 Circle 3 of the Presbyterian auxiliary meets with Mrs. R L Telford. Junior Circle gathers with Mrs. R R Burnam Jr. Tuesday at 2 30 Pattie Clay Infirmary board meeting. Wednesday at 8 Madison High School class play at the opera house.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
R. L Telford
R. R. Burnam, Jr
Pattie Clay Infirmary
Opera House
Madison High School
Har rodsburg couple wed at bride’s home in Har rodsburg
Miss Lucille Gritton of Har rodsburg and Mr. Bush Tribe of Waco married Thursday at the bride’s home in Har rodsburg. They left for a brief wedding trip and will reside in Waco after leasing an apartment in Miss Sue Embry’s home.
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Lucille Gritton
Harrodsburg
Mr. Bush Tribe
Waco
Harodsburg
Sue Embry
Kentucky Society Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres Featured in Washington Scene
Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres, a notable figure in Kentucky society, is highlighted in a Washington society page. The brief portrait notes her social prominence and connections within regional circles.
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Kentucky Society
Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres
Washington
Kentucky Society meeting honors NY Representative Meyer Lon don
The Kentucky Society at Hotel Logan hosted guest of honor and speaker Representative Meyer Lon don of New York. Representative Ralph Cilbert of Shelbyville introduced him and spoke. Mrs. Allen W. Barkley of Jaducah chaired the Entertainment Committee and led a musical program of old Kentucky folk songs.
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The
Courier-Journal
Meyer London
New York
Kentucky Society
Hotel Logan
Ralph Cilbert
Shelbyville
Allen W. Barkley
Jaducah
Local families visit for Sunday and events noted
Mr and Mrs Jesse Dykes with other Dykes family members spent Sunday in Paris. Miss Marie Langford expected home from Science Hill Wednesday. Judge J M Benton and relatives from Winchester visited Mrs G W Evans and Miss Carraleen Smith. President T J Coates to speak at Nicholasville high school graduation. Mrs E C Wines of Paintsville staying with her parents on Collins street.
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Marie Langford
Science Hill
J. M. Benton
Benton
Local Social Notes Highlight Covington and Surroundings
Miss Mattie Jo Deatherage teaches in Covington and travels to Middletown Ohio with her brother and sister in law before returning home. Numerous neighbors and visitors are mentioned visiting relatives in Covington Lexington Danville Irvine Harrodsburg and Winchester. The list includes students, a wedding couple Charles H Gibson and his bride, and the Rev S M Logan preparing to deliver a baccalaureate sermon.
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Mattie Jo Deatherage
Covington
T. E. Deatherage
Deatherage
Middletown
Ohio
Richard Greere
Georgetown College
William Smith
Freston Smith
L. H. Davis
R. C. Boggs
Danville
T. H. Collins
G. W. Whelps
Evan McCord
Lexington
Belle Bennett
Good Samaritan Hospital
Shelton Meredith
Normal
Harrodsburg
L. W. Dunbar
Louisville
Harris Park
Irvine
Madison High School
John Bradey
C. T. Ecton
Winchester
Virginia Ecton
M. C. Starbuck
Bristol
Tennessee
W. L. Robinson
London
Tros
Presbyterian Church
Eastern delegates head to Blue Ridge conference
Miss Mae Wyan will represent the Y W C A of Eastern at the Blue Ridge conference in western North Carolina from June 2 to 12. The ten day program features Bible study, social and international topics, platform talks and forums aimed at fostering global understanding and spiritual cooperation among southern college women.
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Eastern Progress
Mae Wyan
Eastern
Blue Ridge
North Carolina
Crittenden County Population and Land Area in 1920
Crittenden county recorded 13,125 residents in 1920 compared with 13,296 in 1910. The county spans 222,714 acres of land and Marion the county seat has 1,718 inhabitants.
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Crittenden County
Marion
Kentucky Highway Re-Surfacing in Boone Kenton Counties
In 1921 the Kentucky State Highway Commission resurfaced 25 miles of roadway in Boone and Kenton counties highlighting a major infrastructure improvement for the region.
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Kentucky
Boone
Kenton
Mother's First Thought Was of Her Little Girl
Mrs. J. T. Alley of Schoolfield Virginia praises Tanlac after suffering indigestion heart pains and gas. She reports her nine year old daughter improved, then herself after using four bottles gaining ten pounds and now feels well and happy. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
J. T. Alley
Schoolfield
A Digest of the Registration Law
Dates of registration July 10 and 11 1922. Time 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Registration at every voting precinct in Kentucky. Entitled to register all legal voters both men and women and those who will be 21 by November. Registration officers two judges and a sheriff and a clerk per precinct with party differences. Notice to be given by County Board of Election Commissioners to the county sheriff. Sheriff to notify offices within ten days and provide a suitable precinct registration place. Clerk to post notices ten days before registration in six conspicuous places. Registration books to be returned to the county clerk within three days after registration. County clerk to copy and preserve original and copies.
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Reguar
Kentucky
County Board of Election Commissioners
Freezone corn remover promises instant relief
An ad claims Freezone instantly eases corn pain and lets you lift it away without soreness. A druggist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents, sufficient for hard and soft corns and even between the toes.
Purging and Registering Voters in Kentucky Elections
The text outlines keeping a book of voters who change precincts and where to access original registration books. It specifies purging rules by two precinct officers by October 1, with appeals to circuit court if they disagree. Officers are appointed by the county election board, with annual deadlines and emphasis on purifying elections and the right to vote on July 10 or 11.
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Circuit Court
Board of Election Commissioners
Kentucky
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Suelid
Violet Bine
Mary Pattie Club
Bettie French
June Baxter
James Culton
Lou Wells
Nettie Kate Evans
Ophn
L. E. Lane
Gritton—Tribble
S. S
Twetzes
Momical
Jesse Dykes
Daniel Dykes
Norma Dykes
Francis Gordon
Paris
Iceland
Txedo
Richmond Ice Cream Company
Going
Mes
Bell Lines
Cumberland
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