Doty and Pieratt Wed in Ring Ceremony at Bride’s Home
Mary Doty and Thomas Pieratt were married Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the bride’s home with Dr. Homer W. Carpenter officiating. Doty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Doty, and Pieratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Pieratt of Barnes Mill road, will reside in Garrard county after a brief wedding trip. Pieratt recently received a commission as first lieutenant at Little Rock Arkansas and is currently in the mercantile business locally.
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Mary Doty
Thomas Pieratt
Homer W. Carpenter
Miss Doty
John Doty
Pieratt
Henry F. Pieratt
Barnes Mill Road
Uncle Sam
Little Rock
Ark
Garrard County
Alene Mainous
Kingston
Marcus Highland
Ollie Butler
Winchester
Jess Bowman
New Broadway
Beulah Woolbright
Shelbyville
Wright Flamilier
Hot Springs
Jes Maddox
Shearer-Goodwin
Boonesboro Road
Harris
Cincinnati
Latonia
Tommie Bowman
Laura Butler
Jeptha Jett
Ho B
Scrvivener
Scrivener
Marie Bennett
Science Hil
Louisville
Vassar
Richard
Jett
Princeton
New Jersey
Shelby Jett
Frank
Fye
Shreveport
London
Irendiss
Mariah Jackson
Gen Taylor
Otto Jett
Lexington
Harrodsburg
Lawrenceburg
B. L. Yates
Paris
Rochester
Minn
Collins Yates
Third Street
lMirs
Thomas Jefferson Smith
James Bennett
Lillian South
Middletown
Ohio
Mr. Jowdy
New Mexico
California
Birthday Celebrations Highlight Social Highlights
Mrs J W Smith hosted dinner for her father W O Chenault's 86th birthday with family guests including Mr and Mrs Chenault and Mrs Callie Chenault. Dan Tribble celebrated his 62nd birthday with many friends at a lawn dinner featuring guests such as Dave Woolsey Samuel Tribble and Ray Wilson. Misses Florrie and Margaret Lane hosted a 2500 party on West Main with Dorothy Perkins roses and a salad course served at the end by the hostesses and their mother.
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J. W. Smith
W. O. Chenault
Chenault
Callie Chenault
D. S. Harber
D. Bates Shackelford
William Smith
Dan Tribble
Dave Woolsey
Samuel Tribble
Byrd Dunn
Florrie
Margaret Lane
West Main Street
Dorothy Perkins
Emma Davison
L. E. Lane
No More Dances In Lebanon After Sermons
Following sermons on dancing by Dr. M. Fr. Wan in Lebanon the city residents resolve to ban dances. The Masonic Lodge hall used as a ballroom has announced it will not host any more dances.
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Lebanon
M. Fr. Wan
Masonic Lodge
Misleading Farmers Over Farm Wagons With Wrong Tracks
The text criticizes dealers for selling wagons not aligned with the 56 inch auto track. It questions why a wagon would differ from standard track used across the United States and suggests dealers with Weber agencies resist wider track cars. It also asks dealers if they could sell 60 inch track cars at half price, expecting a negative answer.
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United States
Weber
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