Ruthton Socials See Visitors From Nearby Towns
Miss Robert Griggs of Lancaster was weekend guest of her mother Mrs Isabelle Hamm. Mr and Mrs R J Moberly visited Mrs Isabelle and Mr and Mrs Robert Griggs with Mr and Mrs J H Moores at Boonesboro. Zee Short and children visited Major Hamm, while Philip Long and children joined Mrs Annie Roberts. Clay Long and daughter Gladys visited Philip Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Griggs
T Lancaster
Isabelle Hamm
R. J
Moberly
J. H. Moores
Boonesboro
Zee Short
Major Hamm
Philip Long
Annie Roberts
Mrs. Clay Long
Gladys
Philip Moberly
Richmond couples marry in surprise ceremony at home
Miss Peyton Walker of Richland and Mr. Preston Agee with Miss Irene Sanders and Mr. Preston Agee wed in a surprise ceremony conducted by Rev. D. T. Matherly at his Richmond home. Guests Charis Rogers and Mrs Rogers hosted, then the group traveled to Lexington for a celebratory dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Roberts. congratulations go to all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Walker
Richaea
Mer
H. O. Walker
Mer. Simpson Rogers
Jide Rogers
Speedwell Pike
Irene Sanders
Preston Agee
Richmond
D. T. Matherly
Charis -Rogers
Lexington
Stanton Roberts
Sue
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Hosting
The report details a weekend of family and friend visits. Mr and Mrs William DePriest hosted relatives, Miss Mary Ellen Johnson stayed with Misses Della and Zelma Marshall, and Mrs Jule Rogers hosted dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Simpson Roger with guests Wade Rogers Charles Rogers of Richmond along with John Grimes Hume and Win Park. Miss Stella Whitlock is visiting Fayette county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William DePriest
Julie Johnson
Mary Ellen Johnson
Della
Zelma Marshall
Jule Rogers
Simpson Roger
Wade Rogers
Charles Rogers
Richmond
John Grimes
Hume
Win. Park
Stella Whitlock
Fayette County
Noorville Social Guests Share Weekend Visits
Richomond area visitors populate Noorville events as families gather. Mr. Jim Hamilton and wife host from Richmond, Mrs. Butler hosts, and Mr. Tom Todd with daughter join Silas Hubbard. Silas Hubbard buys Rice Wilkler farm. Thorpe family updates include Berea commencement and Viney Fork church trip. Miss Mary Thorpe returns home for summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hamilton
Richimond
J. W. Butler
J. B. French
Richmond
Butler
Tom Todd
Silas Hubbard
Silas Htubbard
Wilkler Farm
John Butler
Ja Ve Thorpe
J. W. Thorpe
Lazzie Kurd
Berea
Mary
Viney Fork
Mary Thorpe
Mrs Evelyn Norris Visits Winchester Cousin
Mrs Evelyn Norris of Waco is visiting her cousin Miss Viola Hisle in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Norris
Waco
Viola Hisle
Winchester
Forest Hill Visitors and Local Meetings This Week
Forest Hill residents hosted relatives and neighbors from Newby Bybeetown and Richmond. Rev Eddings of Georgetown College conducts a meeting this week. several local families welcomed guests during the period.
Diamond Dyes: insist on Diamond Dye for vivid, even results
Practical dyeing tip from packaging copy urging customers to choose Diamond Dye to avoid streaking. Easy directions included on the package emphasize consistent color and quality.
Freezone promises painless corn relief and easy removal
An ad touts Freezone as a painless cure for hard and soft corns and corn between the toes. It claims instant relief and simple removal with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents, credited to a Cincinnati genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pleasant motor party to High Bridge Sunday
Russell Wells, Vernon Pigg, Arbill Arnett Taylor and Arnett Taylor composed a pleasant motor party to High Bridge on Sunday.
Doctor Praise for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial from HH. L. Perry and Son noting relief from chronic stomach pains belching and coated tongue after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Claims simple safe preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation of stomach liver and intestines including appendicitis. One dose proves effectiveness or money refunded. Sold by druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
HH. L. Perry Sand
Over a Million Ex-Servicemen Employed and Assisted Nationwide
Official figures show 1 457 862 men registered for employment with government and welfare agencies across the United States. Of these, 1 053 344 have been placed in jobs. In the last year 47 815 men sought additional aid from Service and Information Branch offices covering vocational training hospital treatment compensation insurance and other benefits. Local committees will extend the work to every congressional district by June 36, with welfare agencies now in direct contact with government representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Service and Information Branch
California Syrup of Figs Adverts and Soldier Reemployment
The piece cites the old laxative slogan urging use of California Syrup of Figs and warns to look for the California name on the bottle. It then notes Lieut Col Matthew C Smith reporting that as employment improves, attention shifts to disabled veterans and local committees, with the army demobilized and integrated into civilian jobs reflecting widespread work opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Matthew C. Smith
Haan
Cotton scarcity warning from Professor Todd
Professor J A Todd, secretary of the Empire Cotton Growing Exchange, warned at the Textile Institution that world cotton may become scarce soon. He urged developing new sources and substitutes, noting labor, weather, boll weevil damage, and acreage pressures. He cited U S consumption near 7 million bales yearly and Britain prewar use around 4 million. A lost black pin noted in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manchester
England
J. A. Todd
Empire Cotton Growing Exchange
Board of Trade
Textile Institution
United Weather
Boll-Weevil
America
Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits and Trades
Mr and Mrs Jesse East and Mrs David East hosted guests while Miss Nancy Sanders stayed with Miss Rahs Ray Whitaker from Redhouse. S N Sanders and Jesse sold fat cows to Galey and Ross at eight to nine cents a pound. Travelers Mr and Mrs E G Creech and Gilbert visited Prewitts, and Miss Viola and Mr Jasper Prewitt of Richmond spent time here with relatives. Mr and Mrs Campbell of Richmond were Sunday guests of Horace Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
And
Jesse East
David East
Nancy Sanders
Rahs Ray Whitaker
Redhouse
S. N. Sanders
Jesse
Galey and
Ross
E.G. Creech
Gilbert
Prewitt
Viola
Jasper Prewitt
Richmond
Mrs. Campbell
Horace Campbell
Plans for Dormitory Improvements at Norma l
President Coates of Eastern Normal returns from Cincinnati where architects review dormitory plans and other improvements. Contracts for the work are expected soon as the board of regents aims to complete buildings and related upgrades at the earliest date, including replacing storage sheds damaged by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates
Eastern Normal
Cincinnati
Norma
Board of Regents
Still raid by Catlettsburg posse nets moonshine capture
A sheriff's posse led by Gid Mills with Judge B. B. Triplett and Ira and Ezra Kincaid raided a moonshine still in the first hollow beyond Lockwood. They seized a still and about 150 gallons of mash before slipping away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Mills
B. B. Triplett
Ira Kincaid
Ezra Kincaid
Catlettsburg
Lockwood
Rapid Headway in Kidney Disease Warning Ad
Urges prompt attention to early kidney symptoms and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills. A Winchester Kentucky customer testimonial notes relief from back pain and regulated kidneys after using the remedy. Priced at 60 cents at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
W. J. Burk
S. Highland St
Winchester
Ambush and Arrest of Charles Tall Reported
The article notes that after lying in wait, witnesses saw Charles Tall arrive at the site and police arrested him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tall
Examination of Teachers Opens Friday at Eastern Normal
Preparations are complete for the teachers examination starting Friday morning at Eastern Normal. A long list of candidates and substantial work lie ahead for the examining board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Normal
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