Sharing News and Visits At Local Society Gatherings
Local social items describe Art Club meetings with Miss Gladys Parkson Smith Ballard and guests, weekends with Lucille Rice and a student house party, birthday festivities for Miss Frances Laneford, and various visits to Lexington, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Bardstown. Includes hospitalities, travel, and a few mishaps like a child’s arm fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Art Club
Gladys Parkson Smith Ballard
Lelia Current
Cordelia Hurst
Evelyn Fowler
Emme Fowler
Eudell Hurst
Elizabeth Wheeler
Glayds Park
Elisabeth Whitlock
Stella Ramsey
Florence Current
Parks
Local notices from Akron and nearby towns
Mrs E M Hutchinson returns to Akron after visiting her mother in town. Mr and Mrs W D Jones and Mr and Mrs George Fawkes traveled to Berea to hear evangelist Redeheaver last week. Mr E C Stockton joins wife in Greenville Miss for a visit to her parents and will return Sunday with him. Miss Alice Metcalf pursuing a solo at Waco High School commencement Friday evening. Miss Frances Cooper leaves Harriman Town to visit sister Mrs Lucy Winslow after winter with aunt Mrs J J Embry. Miss Kit Rice returns from Kyle Ohio after two months with brother Bush Rice and family report satisfaction with their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Rice
State University
Clark Rice
Mary Lou Engle
Grate Mexwell
Robt. Clark
Ben Rader
State
Harry Blanten
Lexington
George Goodloe
J. E.,duder
Stanford
Emme K. Cooper
Louisville
H. B. Hanger
New York City
Frances English
Lexingto
Marion
D. M. Coates
Cincinnati
Erskine Garland
Huntington
W. Va
James Bennett
Stugene’ K. Moyntehan
James Conway
Bardstown
Joe Gianchigliani
W. M. Hisle
Burlington
May Collins
T. B. Collins
Flanagan
West Virginia
Hugh Million
F. B. Carr
H.C. Rice
W. Bridges
S. P. Bush
Fourth Street
C. Gentry
T. D. Owen
Livermere
Little Jacquelin Wagers
Jack Wagers
Lancaster Pike
F. Crecelius
Eleanora
San
Akron
Ohio
W. C. Gormley
High Street
W. D. Jones
George Fawkes
Berea
Redeheaver
E. C. Stockton
Greenville
Mr Stockton
Alice Metcalf
Waco High School
Frances Cooper
J. J. Embry
Lucy C. Winslow
Harriman Town
Kit Rice
Mr. Bush Rice
Kyle
Mr. Rice
Local Happenings in Valley View and Nearby
Valley View notes Gilbert Todd of Paint Lick visiting Miss Jennie Mae Tisdale. Howard couple returned from Cincinnati with goods. Nannie Wharton of Lexington spent weekend with sister Mrs Tom Stafford. Christian church services well attended. Sunday school to organize next Sunday. Local death reported Anna Mildred Witt two years old from pneumonia. sympathy to Witt and family. Hugh Robinson shopped in Richmond. Clay Griggs visited Mrs Rees. Hugh Robinson informed of niece Beulah Kidwell marrying Jo Warner of Pittsburgh Ohio. Kidwell admired by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Todd
Paint Lick
Jennie Mae Tisdale
A. B. Howard
Cincinnati
Nannie Wharton
Lexington
Tom Stafford
The
Christian Church
Anna
Mildred Witt
Prestor Witt
Hugh Robinson
Richmond
Clay Griggs
Rees
Beulah Kidwell
Jo. Warner
Pittsburg
Ohio
Miss Kidwell
Local Notes On Residents And Weather Impacts
Dr R B Combs travels to Florida for a month while Luke Sewell lies very ill. Dr Vand Taylor of Waco assists, Clifton Willoughby improves after ten days, Dr Coomer of Kingston attends. Miss Lou Wallace of Irvine visited friends last week. Dr E E Edwards visited his mother Naney Edwards who remains ill. Ongoing cold rain hinders gardens and many tobacco plants, land brokerage slow. D C Griggs slowly improves. G Leslie Edwards was in Georgetown on business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Combs
Florida
Luke Sewell
Vand. Taylor
Waco
Clifton Willoughby
Coomer
Kingston
Lou Wallace
Irvine
E. E. Edwards
Naney Edwards
D. C. Griggs
G. Leslie Edwards
Georgetown
Higgins and Turpin Return From Ohio Kentucky Indian Dealers Meeting
W. S. Higgins and clerk Russell Turpin arrived home from Cincinnati where they attended a meeting of the Ohio Kentucky and Indian dealers of the Columbia. The session at the Hotel Gibson featured a lineup of brilliant speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Higgins
Russell Turpin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Columbia
Hotel
Gibson
Mail Rate Changes and Nevada Divorce Crackdown
The Daily Register raises subscription then announces a May 1 1920 price jump to four dollars per year, with renewal at three dollars until April 30. It notes paper costs and scarcity as reasons and references Nevada authorities threatening a major state industry amid a heated divorce dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Register
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J, Warren Kerrigan
Wilton Jellicoe Coal
Cording
L. R. Blanton
Mary Oldham
Lexington Pike
Corburn Lil
Margaret Douglas
Gertrude Srapser
Myrtle Brandettuirch
Messrs
Bertly Perk
Lawtor Lene
Blas Brandenburgh
Frank Prather
William Baldwin
Hubert Dunn
Minocd Simpson
Joel M. Taylor
Frances Laneford
Miss Marie Langford
Lilly
Willie Kennedy
Lasily
L. Perry & Son
Valley View
College Hill
Hunt
Stockton & Son
TAX Service
Skt
Oxfords
Li-Kid
J.S8
Stantier
Oif
Becca
Richmond Auto Line
Ecoge
Pavern
Richmoad
Gijaden Totel Sasrott
Cinnati
Ani
Perea
Gid C. ML. Canfield & Co
Wits
W. F. Higgins
Glynden Hotel
Turkey
Vandome
REID
Justi
Richmond Welch Company
I. C. H. Harvester Co
Nevada
T. T. Covington
L. A. Fennell Lexington
FORD
Farris Mareunm
John B. Green
Summit Avenue
Madison Laundry
EA Dhs
Hteen
Swiss
Green’s Pianos
Ruitars
Green
Diano
Walnut and
B. Streets
Champion Show
W. B. Turley
C. M
Estes
S. Estillave
Gerstdale Jones
Iowa
Poland
China
Saulmn
John
John Nglard
Atson Not-At-Law
Steckten
Dub
Walker
Gea
Leery F
Mgynahan & Higgins
Courston Woorn
Salits
Neu Marble Creek
Jessuming
Rosenberg
Het
Waltham
Lbaington
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