Orchestra Organized at Harrodsburg District News
An orchestra formed in Harrodsburg includes Aldyce Jackson first violin Helen Dixon first violin John Chambers first cornet Mrs John Chambers alto Otto Sare tenor Sylvanus Jackson clarinet Orville Emerson bass horn Cecile Carmichael piano Opal Jackson side trombone Daisy Dixon guitar The note mentions other local happenings including a wild animal sighting in Smithville and fire losses in Ora Thrasher’s home.
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Harrodsburg
Aldyce Jackson
Helen Dixon
John Chambers
Otto Sare
Sylvanus Jackson
Orville Emerson
Cecile Carmichael
Opal Jackson
Daisy Dixon
Meichilens Bl Hot Air-Gor Wireless Hooley Monday
Meichilens Bl Hot Air-Gor wireless Hooley report notes May was in Brodmington on business Harley Wright considers paying his dog tax M Cardwell suffers four boils Wes Duvall spent Thursday at home Ira McMowell has rheumatism A new mill arrival to James Whitted and wife Bert Linthicum visits Cincinnati girl with Xmas shoes T Hyde returns after a week lacking game boarding house readied for steam heating comments on local slander and town quiets down
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Harley Wright
M. Cardwell
Wes Duvall
James Whitted
Bert Linthicam
Cincinnati
Clear Creek Community Digest Sees Local Health and Travel Notes
Jessie and Pearl Robinson suffer from tensilitis for a week. Bernice Shelly stays with cousin Clone Anderson in Bloomington. Water improvements brighten mood in Smithville as residents wash feet. Fred Martin of Dillman and Campbell on sick list. Pierce Dodd and wife visit relatives in Blooming ton. Mrs Rolla Tell visits Louisville. Clear Creek considers a Farmers Creamery as farmers sign for supply. The village train car schedules a one day trip this week. She begins Tuesday evening train ride to Perry township to celebrat e sister birthday observed since December ninth twenty five years.
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Clear Creek
Perry Township
Music Mad in Local Homes With Pianos and Organs
The region shows a high density of musical instruments with about half of families owning a piano or organ along with other instruments, reflecting a strong local music culture.
Death of Claud Reynolds Honored by Aola Tribe
The Aola Tribe No. 467 Improved Order of Red Men notes the death of charter member Claud Reynolds on November 27, 1908. Resolutions praise his character and mark his loss with mourning for 30 days while publishing notices in local papers. Included are visits and lodge attendance details and quarries layoffs affecting local workers.
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Aola
Claud Reynolds
Reynolds
Smithville News
Bloomington
Bennett Rebuilds Farm Fence Around His Property
Farmer AF Bennett undertakes fence reconstruction around his farm, replacing damaged sections to secure boundaries and protect crops and livestock. The work aims to restore perimeter integrity and deter trespass.
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Bennett
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Orchcstra
A. D. Chambers
J. E. Luzadder
First National Bank
Ora Thrasher
Alda Carson
Wm Carson
Te State
Smithville
Arthur Bundy
Chicago
Johnson
Calvin Wisley
Dean May
Johnson Quarry
The
National Quarry
Xma
E. A. Deck
E. G. Deckard
Ever Post Office
Brodmington
Ira McMowell
T. Hyde
John Forney
Bert Linthicum
Jessie and
Pearl Robinson
Berniice Shelly
Anderson
Fred Martin
Dillman and
Campbell
Pierce Dodd
Rolla Tell
Louisville
South Side Sq
Giapks
Harvey Pryor
Blanche Hainey
Ann ER. Hainey
National and Johnson
Mayme Collins
Ilinois
Collins
John Wampler
Mitchell
Milton Weeden
Willie Cantrell
Jasper Harney
Red Men Lodge
Monroe Co
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