Wedding Bell Ties Miss Sara B Wagers to F C Hart
Announcement records the church wedding of Miss Sara B Wagers of the city to Mr. F C Hart of Huntington West Virginia at the bridegroom’s brother's home on Lancaster pike. Rev R L Telford officiated with piano by Mrs S J McGaughey and bridal attendants. The couple traveled to Lexington then Cincinnati before settling in Huntington. The notice also notes the sudden death of Mrs Samuel J Shackelford State Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Hot Springs after a Richmond visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara B. Wagers
F. C. Hart
Huntington
West Virginia
Jack Wagers
Lancaster Pike
R. L. Telford
Presbyterian Church
S. J. McGaughey
Sara
Josephine Cosby
Miss Wagers
Boyd Wagers
Mr. Hard
Samuel J. Shackelford
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hot Springs
Shackelford
Richmond
Madison County
Suzanne Hart
Isaac Shelby
Kentucky
Hart Brothers
Shackelford family tied to early Kentucky figures in DAR news
Mrs Shackelford would have continued as State Regent, with her term ending in April. She was nominated by Mrs Sallie Ewing Marshall Hardy of John Marshall Chapter Louisville, now Vice President General of the DAR. Mrs C D Chenault Lexington becomes vice regent and serves the term. Mrs James M Arnold Newport will be State Regent in April. The Shackelfords lived at The Meadows near the Magoffins in Lexington before moving to Frankfort where Mr Shackelford practiced law and served as Clerk of the Court of Appeals at marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transylvania Company
Kentucky
James M. Arnold
Newport
Shackelfords
Owensboro
Lexington
Meadows
Magoffins
Frankfort
Shackelford
Bie
Court of Appeals
Mary Magoffin
Mrs Allman Hosts Rook Farewell For Mrs Witt
Mrs John Allman entertained a small group Monday evening to bid Mrs Everett Witt goodbye as she moves this week to Cynthiana. Rook games filled the hours and a salad course was served at the end, with assistance from her daughters Miss Carrie Allman and Miss Mossie Allman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allman
Everett Witt
Cynthiana
Rook
Misse
Carrie
Mossie Allman
Winchster Wedding Unites Stella Marshall and Lee McGuire
The ceremony took place Monday afternoon at the Christian church in Winchester with Rev. McNeil officiating. Miss Stella Tlay Marshall of Red House and Mr. Lee McGuire of Akron Ohio joined in marriage before close relatives and intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Stella Tlay Marshall
Red House
Lee McGuire
Akron
Ohio
McNeil
T. J. Marshall
Social Roundup of Lexington and Nearby Visits
Mrs A K McCown spent Monday in Lexington. Rev D L Mailieniy Monier in Winchester. Bowes was Mr Iscingthl op Momiaigg 25 52. Mr P M Pope was in Lexington on business. Tom Caden spent the weekend with his mother in Lexington. Cleo Williams visited relatives in Winchester. Mrs J W Arnold returned from a visit to Louisville relatives. Everett Sandlin visiting her parents at Red House. Ben Reeves returned from Clark county. Neale Bennett Jr and Ea Cobb spent Sunday with Lexington friends. Ruth Richards called from Owingville due to Mrs W E Richards illness. Dr Virginia Spencer of New York City guests of Mrs G G Perry on West Main. H C White, badly burned, has recovered enough to be out. G B Turley Jr and daughters Amy and Margaret spent Monday in Lexington. Emma Monday and daughter Sara returned from Frankfort visit. Terlendin of Cincinnati is guest of daughter Mrs A G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Caden
Lexington
Cleo Williams
Winchester
J. W. Arnold
Louisville
Everett Sandlin
Red House
Ben Reeves
Clark County
Messrs
Neale Bennett, Jr
Ea Cobb
Ruth Richards
Owingville
W. E. Richards
Virginia Spencer
New York City
G. G. Perry
West Main Street
H. C. White
G. B. Turley, Jr
Amy
Margaret
Emma Monday
Sara
Frankfort
Terlendin
Cincinnati
A. G
Local social notes from Richmond and surrounding areas
Residents and visitors are listed among neighborhood social events. Mrs J W Arbill and Sara visited Mrs Stuart. Mr and Mrs Million and others returned from Lexington. Miss Chenault welcomed from Florida. Miss Tipton from Stanford visited. Miss Kincaid from Midway with father Mgr Kincaid. Mr Charlie Jett seeks specialist in Louisville. Isabel Bennett back from Cincinnati College of Music. Misses Boggs and Thomas with Mr E Brandenburg visited Fannie Brandenburg. Judge Lilly's condition slightly improved. P J McKee ill in St Josephs Hospital. Miss Louise McKee visited father in hospital. Denny & Keenie Lees staffer Mary Jessie in Lexington. Mr and Mrs L W Minter and Lucidler to Natchez. many friends regret departure from Richmond.
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Greisbach
Glyndon
S. Avenue
J. W. Arbill
Sara
Stuart ¥. Carson
Stanford
B. B. Million
Ncil Thorpe
Garnett Million
Lexington
Cynthia Davison
Miss Tipton
Anna Ware Chenault
Edeer Brandenburg
Fannie Brandenburg
Lilly
Louise McKee
Larsnati
P J. McKee
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mary Jessie
Denny & Keemie Lees
Byrd
New
Baptist
Shurett
Suniare
L. W. Minter
Scoutsville
Natchez, Miss
Richmond
Ketaleqo Hair Treatment Claim With Refund Guarantee
An advertisement touts Ketaleqo containing bear on and other ingredients as a remedy for hair loss dandruff and baldness for all ages. It promises a $300 guarantee or money refund and invites readers to order a box by sending 10 cents for Proof Inox to a New York address or purchase at local pharmacies.
Local Socials and Visits Across Paint Lick Area
Mr and Mrs Jesse East spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Merin Long. Mr and Mrs Cameron Prewitt visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Prewitt went Lealline upon Paint Lick Sunday. Nannie Sanders was a guest of Sedie Prewitt Saturday night and Sunday. Floyd Snyder sold a fine milch cow to Newt Sanders for 125 dollars. Me and Mrs Philip Moores company from Corbin have returned home. Miss Linda Sanders visited Mrs Cloyd Snyder Thursday night. Master Delbert Prewitt spent Saturday night and Sunday with James Sanders. Earl Prewitt is finishing his dwelling house. Mrs Earl Prewitt and Miss Mabel Prewitt were in Richmond Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Snyder visited Poor Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse East
Merin Long
Cameron Prewitt
James Prewitt
Nannie Sanders
Sedie Prewitt
Floyd Snyder
Newt Sanders
Philip Moore
Corbin
Linda Sanders
Cloyd Snyder
Delbert Prewitt
James Sanders
Earl Prewitt
Mabel Prewitt
Richmond
Poor Ridge
Arrest Made Over Home Still Investigation
Police investigated a reported odor in a neighborhood on March 23 and arrested Jane Baner on a charge related to operating a home still. Detectives found raisin mash at Baner's residence amid the smell report from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambiential Aw Dogido
Liguter
Jaane Baner
Banari
Baner
Seven Years of Stomach Trouble Relieved by Tablets
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach trouble making vegetables and fruit painful and causing restless nights. After taking Chamberlain's Tablets he can eat vegetables and fruit without pain or sleep loss. If indigestion or constipation, try these tablets for relief. March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Sanford E
Fenmore
Mich
Chamberlain
March
Multiplied Births Reported in Mexican Town
In Montezuma Mex on March 23 seven children were born to Jesus Lopez a private in the Mexican army three girls and four boys each weighing about two pounds all healthy. Lopez had one day off to paint the town red. In Clay county M M McVey home caught fire during supper family escaped. In Letcher county miners shift to farming as three day coal week and car shortages bite industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Lopez
Jesus
M. M. McVey
Clay County
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H. B. Cosby
Paiaad
Sui & Companys
Swift & Company
Iska
Ponses
Freiu
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago, Il
BOR
Marshall—McGuire
A. K. McCown
Monier
Bowes
Iscingthlop
P. M. Pope
Dixie Cleanery
Vandome
Second Street
Court House
Brittain, Inc
New York, N.Y
Madison Drug Co
B. L. Middelton
H. L. Perry, and
Stockton & Son
H. L. Perry & Son
Keller the
Lexington Florist
Bradshaw
Alhambra
Montezuma, Mex
Letcher County
Gingham
Noah
Ark
Douglas
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