Local Social Notes From College Hill and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Nora Pearson and daughter Leemaise return to Bloomington Illinois after a month with Eliza Ginter. Ida Norris plans a ten day visit to Eugene Barnes and relatives in Kirksville. Friends mourn the death of George Lewis of Winchester, native of Madison county, who spent his boyhood on College Hill. His wives were Laura Adams and Madge McWinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Barnes
Barnes Mill Pike
Lucy
Ida Norris
Nora Pearson
Leemaise
Bloomington
Ilnois
Eliza Ginter
Kirksville
George Lewis
Winchester
Madison County
College Hill
Laura Adams
P. F. Adams
Madge McWinney
Estillcoun
Family Obituary Notes Broad Survivors in Richmond Area
The obituary lists George Lewis Jr and Rucker Lewis as sons from a first marriage and notes a brother James in Clark County and sister Mrs. Mollie Martin of Richmond as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis, Jr
Rucker Lewis
Winchester
James
Clark County
Mollie Martin
Richmond
Burley Marketing Group Expands Committee to 29
Louisville report states the Organization Committee for the Co operative Burley Marketing Association grows from five to twenty nine members including J N Kehoe Desha Breckinridge T S Burnam and others. The five original members remain as the Executive Committee under Judge Robert W Bingham. The move aims to spread the organization to individual counties with Lexington and Richmond already organized and meetings planned the week of June 8 to present Sapiro and Bingham. More counties to organize as contracts reach growers in Carrollton and other centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Burley Marketing Association
J. N. Kehoe
Maysville
Desha Breckinridge
Lexington
T. S. Burnam
Richmond
Harry
Giovannoli
Samuel Clay
Paris
Chas
WN. Manning
William <A. McDowell
N. C. Ridgeway
Falmouth
Walter Bennett
O. B. Hanger, Jr
L. A. Fourest
Elizabethtown
Fred G. Stelz
Robert W. Bingham
W. EK. Simms
Versailles
Joan T. Collins
James C. Stone
Ralph M. Barker
Carrollton
Aaron Sapiro
Bingham
Stone
Joseph Passonneau
Sapiro
Up Cipaign
Howe
E.c. Gra
Why Germany Avoids Cotton Imports in Postwar Market
Postwar Central Europe faces weak purchasing power and volatile currency. Germans substitute with paper products and repaired garments as they delay textile purchases. American cotton pricing offers little relief while the mark stabilizes, limiting German demand and delaying contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serlin
Europe
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Vic
Ssiner Burleson
Accomn
N.C. Schlammer
Yotit
Texas
American Coton
Burleson
Notable Lecture-Recital At Redpath Chautauqua
Wallace Bruce Amsbury poet and interpreter will present a lecture recital at Redpath Chautauqua on James Whitcomb Riley. He promises to renew Riley’s whimsy and warmth with fidelity and bright interpretation, capturing Riley’s humor and charm for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Chautauqua
Wallace Bruce Amsbury
Redpath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patan
Nelson P. Gay
Broadway
William Bales
Rying
Kentucky
L. W. Dunbar
F. P. Caldwell
Long Tom Chenault
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Michigan
Katharine Ridgeway
Miss Ridgeway
Cooperative Association
Ralph Bingham
the Highest
United States
Doaway
F. H. Gordon
Daily Register
Y.U
Wallace Bruce Amsbary
S.S.S. Co
Atlanta, Ga
S.S. S
F. Fey
Madison National Bank
Kennedy Produce Co
J. W. Crooke
Citizens National Bank
Richmond Motor Company
Walsh
Couisville, Kentucky
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