Symphony Orchestra Comes to Lexington Opera House
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra visits Lexington on April 18 for two distinct programs at the Opera House. Conductor Ysaye leads the Belgian maestro’s 25th season with Emil Heerman and Joseph Vito as soloists. Tickets on sale after April 7 through the Lexington Opera House office.
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Symphony Orchestra
Lexington
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Lexington Opera House
Eugene Ylayse
Cincinnati Orchestra
Emil Heerman
Joseph Vito
Ysaye
Lexington College of Music
Anna Chandler Goff
Wilsonian Literary Society Elects Officers
The Wilsonian Literary Society chose officers for the coming term led by president Elbridge Moberly and vice president Jesse Moberly. Retiring officers include Scudder Abney and Ophelia Risk as well as Eric Moberly and Mr. Atkins.
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Elbridge Moberly
Jesse’ Moberly
Tommye
Rupard
Bula Taylor
Dela Williams
Scudder Abney
Ophelia Risk
Eric Moberly
Atkins
Farmers sow seed beds as haying weather continues
DODDVILLE notes describe farmers seeding seed beds and plowing during fine weather. Mr Rice Winkler, recently ill, has moved to Patty A Clay Infirmary with Mrs Winkler staying with daughter Mrs Johnson. Various local visits and hospital updates are recorded.
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Rice Winkler
Patty A. Clay
Winkler
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Winkler
Lizzie King
Beulah Lanter
Hanah Todd
Owen Thorp
Patterson and Mrs Moss Visit Lexington Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson of Lexington are spending a few weeks with Mrs. Mary Moss.
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Pirs
Charles Patterson
Lexington
Mary Moss
Ouija boards cited as favorite fortune guides in North America
A National Bureau of Research bulletin says over sixteen million people in the United States and Canada rely on fortune tellers and Ouija boards for daily decisions. Douglas Fairbanks is named among ten million Ouija enthusiasts in connection with his film When the Clouds Roll By at the Richmond pictures.
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United States
Canada
Douglas Fairbanks
United Artist
Richmond Pictures
Doug
Lexington man to be tried for factory watchman murder
H. L. Eddins of Lexington confessed slayer Ben Schumacher night watchman at the cotton factory. He was first suspected due to letters sent to Schumacher’s wife and will face trial at Maysville this term of court.
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H. L. Eddins
Lexington
Ben Schumacher
Schumacher
Maysville
Review Names in 1920s Magazine Lineup
A catalog of periodical titles including Forest and Stream Harger's Magazine MeCal's Magazine People's Home Pictorial Review Reviews of Reviews Scribner's Magazine Today's Housewife and Woman's Home Companion.
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Everybody’s
Forest and Stream
Harger’s
MeCal’s Magazine
Scribner’s Magazine
Today
Notice of road discontinuance hearing in Madison County
W I Ik Taylor has filed a petition before the Madison County Court to discontinue part of Iron Works Road. The hearing is set for Wednesday April 5 to consider removing about 2000 feet from the Iron Works Road from its origin on Stony Fork Branch Road to a line with the lands of W E Taylor and Jesse Newby Jr at a gate.
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Madison County Court
Micénday
Iron Works Road
Stony Fork Branch
Iron Works
Jesse Taylor
WE. Taylor
W. E. Taylor
Jesse Newby, Jr
J- G. Baxter
Lw County Road
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