Bridge Party for Mrs Brutus J Clay at Home of Parents
Friday afternoon Mrs Brutus J Clay hosted a charming bridge party for friends and relatives including Mrs William Fish la of Cleveland Ohio. The home was decorated with sweet peas and roses and a lawn reception followed the game featuring an ice course.
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Brutus J. Clay
William Fishlla
Cleveland
Ohio
Eke
Eugene Ee O
I B. Wiesenburgh
Hal
McGaughey
B. L
Uber Allen Zaring
Millard
Robt
R. Burnam Jr. Burnam
Jake Colli
Ett
Murray Smith
J. G. Bosley
G. G. Pe Js
Rataf
Walter Jennett
A Urnam
Arg
Wot Parrish
A Watts
Ollie Dwin
Maryington
Mary D Pickels
Callie Mit Shackelford
Mery Gape
Marstella
Dean Brittian
Ary Cence
Ah Wagers
Sneed
M Mw S
Mollie
J le
T. H. Collins
Mirees Walker
Nervous Wreck Finds Relief After Cardus Treatment
Mrs G H Schill of Texas City reports three years of severe head pain and exhaustion. After three bottles of Cardus her headaches vanished and she regained energy, noting permanent relief from the ordeal.
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Texas
Tex
G. H. Schill
Cardus
Local Folks Visit Friends and Return Home
Several residents and visitors are mentioned in weekend activity. Mrs Dan Chenault plans a Richmond visit, Mrs C B Hendren of Ravenna spent the weekend with relatives, Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Nicholasville visited here, Miss Kathryne Grinstead hosted by her uncle Walter P Bush in Ravenna, Miss Martha and Mary Million of Brooksville Mississippi visiting Eve Roberts, and Mrs Clifton Weaver with daughter returned from Lexington with relatives as Wilgus Brandenburg is warmly welcomed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena. Staples
Lexington
J D. Goodloe
White Station
J. R White and Son
Irvine
Gideon Taylor
Me McNaughton
Carlisle
Chenault
Dan Soon
Richmond
C. B Hendren
Ravenna
Frank Smith
Nicholasville
Kathryne
Brooksville
Missippi
Eve ‘Roberts
Ladngton
Clifton Weaver
Wilgus Brandenburg
Methodist Conference Concludes in College Hill Area
The Lexington District Conference led by Presiding Elder Dr. E G B Mann gathered local preachers and laymen from across the district. The meetings featured sermons by Rev. Pike of Hill Street Church and Rev. Blank of Winchester with addresses on education. A rider named Mr Hill was injured after a field accident. Mrs Dora Griggs and Mrs Anna Chambers from Richmond are visiting Mrs John Burton.
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Lexington
E. G. B. Mann
Pike
Hill Street Methodist Church
Clark
Winchester
Blank
First Methodist Church
Cameron
Lewis
Hill
Rookwood Coffee Endears New Loyal Fans
A vivid ad declares five cent beverage proves unforgettable and converts tasters into lasting friends. It claims Rookwood Coffee price equals ordinary coffee and credits D. B. McKinney & Co. with a dependable supply.
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Rookwood
D. B. McKinney & Co
Herringtons Buy Attractive Home on Cherokee Road
Mr and Mrs L B Herrington own an appealing residence located on Cherokee road in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L B. Herrington
Cherokee Road
Louisville
Fragmentary notice hints at damaged health adage
The clipped text mentions suffering from the Sagemcee cece es 0 and requests finding the cause and stopping it. It references kidney conditions indicated by some symptoms and notes a box labeled GOLD MEDAL.
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Su Wren
Exalted Session Opens Amid Turbulent Political Debates
Governor James D Black convened an extraordinary session to address urgent state matters. Gable Taylor received a 21 year sentence for a crime committed near Chaday in 1919. Taylor allegedly offered a plea to avoid trial as talks for county sheriff candidate shift through Democratic circles. Sarees Scott’s wartime service is noted with deployment to France.
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James D. Black
Gable Taylor
Laling Chaday
Taylor
Democratic Nation
Sarees
Scott Volun
France
Promo Geetchenls
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F. H. Gordon
Rson McNaughton Akse
Baide
Nowedeys
India
Richmond Buick CO
Aoc
Muncy Brothers
LOWES
Maurice Tourneur
Garden OF Eden
Ani
Vite
College Hill
D. D. Stockton & Son
Wen
Salvation Army
Chateau -Thierry
New
United States
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