Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Candace Ashcraft visits cousin Miss Effie Ashcraft and her father arrives. Mrs F M Jones and children spend a week in Danville. Howard Rose hosted a candy party Thursday night. Forest Ashcraft Chester Coyle and June Lear retire from Ravenna. Ida Harris visits grandmother Mrs George Herd who is on the sick list. Robert Davis returns from Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candace Ashcraft
Effie Ashcraft
F. M. Jones
Danville
Howard Rose
Forest Ashcraft
Chester Coyle
June Lear
Ravenna
Ida Harris
George Herd
Robert Davis
Detroit
Mich
Morgan Brenner wedding and local notices in Boonesboro
Mr L C Morgan announces the marriage of their son Walter Hodges Morgan to Mae Campbell on June 10 1920 in Jenkins Kentucky. Miss Mary Morgan remains at home after a three month stay with grandmother Mrs Mary Asher at Red House. Miss Adelia Tipton hosted a birthday party for about twenty friends Monday night with games and cheerful hours. Irene Richard visited her uncle Clarence Moberly Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hodges Morgan
Mae Campbell
Jenkins, Ky
Mary Morgan
Mary ‘Asher
Red House
Adelia Tipton
Irene Richard
Clarence Moberly
Tony Burnam
Moss Gibson
Richmond
Fair Science
Women Need Not Stand It Revolutionizes Female Health Ad
A Nebraska notice touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for long periodical pain with testimonials from Mrs Will Thomas and others. The item blends consumer health claims with local society notes including visits, club meetings, and residents traveling to Cincinnati and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Neb
Lydia E. Pinkham
Will Thomas
Ltsy Ae
Social News Notes From Local Gatherings
Mattie Reeves visited Elizabeth and Emily Morgan on Sunday. Mrs. C. Morgan returned from Frankfort after several weeks with her son J. L. Marcum. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kearns hosted dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. John Weddle, their children, and Mrs. Mary Asher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Reeves
Elizabeth
Emily Morgan
C. Morgan
Frankfort
J. L. Marcum
R. R. Kearns
John Weddle
Mary Asher
Colored Column by J. W. Cobb
George W. Turner went to Louisville after the death of his brother in law Prof. J. H. Garvin. Mrs. Charles Blythe and daughter from Indianapolis visit Mrs. Annie Blythe. John Warner arrives from Ashland to see his sister Mrs. Nettie Shearer. Rev. Richard Jones of Louisville also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cobb
George W. Turner
Louisville
J. H. Garvin
Charles Blythe
Indianapolis
Ind
Annie Blythe
John Warner
Ashland
Nettie Shearer
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Calvin Hill
Invincible Concert Company
St. Paul A. M. E. Church
James Johnson
Edward Mackey
James S. Hathaway
E. A. Hathaway
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G. W. Pugh
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D. F. White
Norfolk
Pattie Ballew
Nelson M. Willis
Ladies’ Republican Club
First Baptist Church
Nannie Lee White
Cincinati
Ladies’ Hospital
Rebecca Collins
Embroidery
D. Miller
Lutte ‘Amos ‘Ballew
Richard Jones
W. W. Broaddus & Co
William Ballew
H.C. L
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Re Eph
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Yecidy Gua
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Shelly Jett
Kirksville
Pike
Thomas Curtis
Ene
LIC
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Jas. I. Hamilton
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