Map of the World Is Chanced by War
Prof. R. P. Green, former state high school supervisor and State Tax Commission representative, gave six lectures on social geography at Eastern Normal on revised postwar geographical lines and will return to deliver four more. The new geography learning focuses on the altered lines, with plans for formal study later. New Presbyterian church will be a credit to the city.
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R. P. Green
State Tax Commission
Eastern Normal
Green
New Presbyterian Church
In Memoriam for a Beloved Son and Sufferer
A heartfelt In Memoriam honors a young man known for devotion to family and friends. It reflects on mortality, faith in Christ, and the promise of eternal life, lamenting his early death after three weeks of illness and affirming his rest in God’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Earth
Golgotha
Jesus
Calvary
Russell
Adam
Christ
God
Acre
Kentucky undertakers seek lower burial costs in Louisville
Funeral directors from across Kentucky meet in Louisville for the Kentucky Funeral Directors Association annual gathering to discuss reducing expenses for funeral materials amid rising costs of dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky Funeral Directors’ Association
Mrs Ella Kate Tuttle Visits Miss Elverea Gentry
Mrs Ella Kate Tuttle of still county was the weekend guest of Miss Elverea Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Kate Tuttle
Still County
Elverea Gentry
Local Notices from Paint Lick and Surrounding Areas
Mr Ed Williams sold his residence to Perry Tussey for 5000 and his shop to Andy Thompson for 2600. He left Monday night with his family for Asheville NC. Rev W A Ramsey installed as pastor. ministers Rice Ray Bruce attended. Mrs B M Lear visited Middlesboro to see son Reid Lear. Mary Walker attended a Winchester dance with Edwin Walker sister. Mrs Duncan and daughter Ethel of Berea visiting the Duncans. Vic Gose Smith and Elizabeth Bright returned from a visit to Lena Estridge. Walter Arbill will move his shop from Madison to Garrard side. Wilder family and Sophia Treadway were Sunday guests. Less Shepherd, three miles from Paint Lick, broke leg below knee after horse kick. Rev Ricks of Berea preached at Mt Tabor. Misses James Bronston of Richmond, Marie Ledford and Ava McWhorter left for Denver to visit friends.
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Ed Williams
Perry Tussey
Andy Thompson
Asheville
N. C
W. A. Ramsey
Rice
Harrodsburg
Ray
Springfield
Bruce
Stanford
B. M. Lear
Middlesboro
Reid Lear
Robert Arnold
Edwin Walker
Mary Walker
Winchester
Duncan
Ethel
Berea
Robert Duncan
Vic Gose Smith
Elizabeth Bright
Lena Estridge
Walter Arbill
Madison
Garrard
Wilder
Sophia Treadway
Less Shepherd
Paint Lick
Ricks
Mt. Tabor
James Bronston
Richmond
Marie Ledford
Ava McWhorter
Denver
Col
Local Social News from Buffalo and Surrounding Areas
Buff alo residents share family visits and illness updates as Mr and Mrs Richard Cobb return from Danville after visiting Mollie White. Homer Cosby shows improvement after sickness. Mattie Tribble visited Lexington friends. Joe Mize and family visited A H Wells at Forest Hill. Jesse Hale and daughter Belva visited her parents. Hardin Roe and sister Alice Roe of Winchester visited. Effie and Maude Hale attended by Mrs G W Stokely hosting friends.
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Homer
W. F. Cosby
Mattie Tribble
Lexington
Joe Mize
A. H. Wells
Forest Hill
Jesse Hale
Belva
Hardin Roe
Alice Roe
Winchester
Effie
Maude Hale
G. W. Stokely
Electricity Transforms Farm Homes for Summer Comfort
The piece extols personal electric plants for farms, noting brighter cooler lights, absence of coal oil odors, and the ability to run electric fans. It cites wide adoption across states and urges wiring, foundation prep, and plant installation before summer heat to ensure a comfortable season.
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Faym
Maine
Ohio
Alabama
Iowa
Oregon
Peabody Man Ashley D. Carter Chosen Assistant in Eastern Normal
Ashley D. Carter, a Peabody College student, was named by President T. J. Coates of the Eastern Normal as the new assistant in the agricultural and science departments. Carter is well recommended and expected to be a valuable addition.
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Ashley D. Carter
Peabody College National
T. J. Coates
Eastern Normal
Carter
Farmers Eulogize the Bachelor Amidst Steady Labor Claims
Farmers praise the bachelor as steady and industrious to keep young women from adopting romantic sentiment. They argue the men’s diligence will keep social morals intact and ensure future stability in the community.
Ben Hurst to Return From East Trip This Friday
Ben F Hurst plans to return Friday after a lengthy eastern business trip where he negotiated several contracts for himself and a partner firm. He is described as a salesman of the 18 carat variety.
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Ben F. Hurst
East
Ben
Richmond figures at Latonia races and local notes
Richmond residents are highlighted as well represented at the Latonia races. Dr J G Bosley plans a trip to New York for a special study and practice course. A local businessman offers to open his doors to Eastern Normal students before they depart for home.
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Richmond
Latonia
J. G. Bosley
New York
Endure Forever the Torturous Itching Remedy
An old newspaper ad argues skin disease stems from dirty blood and promises lasting relief by cleansing blood and killing germs with S. S. S. It urges readers to request literature from the Chief Medical Adviser at 100 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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100 Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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Gordon
Peasies
Gasibert Co., Incorporated
Louisville, Ky
B.L, Mpbdelton
Gilbert and Sullivan
Reapath Chautauqua
Memoriam
Russell J. Pearson
W. Ih. J
Buffalo
Richard Cobb
Danville
Mollie White
Peabody Man
W. W. Broaddus & Co
Kentucky Valley Medical Association
New Second Christian Church
Swinebroad
City of
Lancaster Street
Pike
Alta Avenue
Fogarty
D and D Institute
Dalance
Gose Pike
Baughman
Boyle County
W. E. Moss
R. H. Dever
George A. Swinebroad
Lancaster, Kentucky
Bolivar
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