Local residents fare across towns in social notes
In Hodgenville and nearby communities a flurry of visits and travels is recorded. Notables like Miss Lena Allen of Frankfort and Mr. Emmet F. McElroy of Danville appear in townways while neighbors from Bardstown to Lebanon share errands, weddings, illness updates, and trips to Louisville, Lexington, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet F. McElroy
Danville
Nicholas McDowell
Jno. L. Offutt
Bloomfield
Annie McChord
Waynesville
Ind
Bethtown
J. L. Allen
Lena Allen
Frankfort
Mr. Allen
Elizabethtown
Kansas City
Mothe
H.L McElroy
Lexington
Nicholasville
Louisville
Thorn In His Foot Wound For Hagan Brother
Evan Hagan of Hagan Bros. grocers stepped on a thorn while hunting last week. He pulled it free but the thorn broke, necessitating its removal in town. The wound is painful but not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn. Bouleware
People's Bank
South
Louisville
J. W. Mansfield
Louis
Clem Hill
Coviington
Guy Wiggington
Fairfield
C. W. Hagan
Washington County
W. C. McChord
New York City
Evan Hagan
Hagan Bros
Compliments for the Sun Debuts in Springfield
The Courier Journal notes the Sun began publication at Springfield by J. Rogers Gore. The first eight page issue is neatly printed with heavy advertising. It is a weekly Democratic paper for Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Journal
the Sun
Springfield
J. Rogers Gore
Washington’ County
Springfield Sun debut praised by Lebanon editors
The first issue of The Springfield Sun arrives with bright editorials crisp local news and humorous well crafted advertisements. Editor Gore is lauded as an able newspaperman and the paper is commended for its neat clean presentation and promising future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Springfield Sun
Gore
The
Sun
Springfield's New Paper Debuts in Kentucky
J Rogers Gore, formerly in Bardstown, launches the Sun at Springfield. The first issue appears bright and newsy, well arranged and up-to-date, with Gore described as a fit class newspaper man and well wished for success in this new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Standard
J. Rogers Gore
Bardstown
Springfield
Sun
Gore
Rogers Gore's New Paper Sun Shines In Springfield
The Springfield Sun in Springfield Kentucky is eight pages and full of news. It is published and edited by J. Rogers Gore, a noted writer and newspaper man. The paper is well patronized by advertisers and praised as a credit to Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Record
Springfield Sun
Springfield
J. Rogers Gore
Sun
Brother Gore
Washington County
Rogers Gore
New Springfield Sun Debuts With Eight Pages
The Sun, Springfield’s new eight page six column paper, appeared yesterday morning. Editor J Rogers Gore is praised as a capable editor and gentleman. The community is urged to support both Springfield and Washington county papers for mutual profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
the Sun
Springfield Sun Debuts in Washington County
The Springfield Sun, an eight page six column Democratic weekly in Springfield Kentucky, debuts on our exchange table. J Rogers Gore, formerly Hodgenville, is editor and publisher. The paper aims to shine in Washington county homes and win reader financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown Mirror
Springfield Sun
Springfield
J. Rogers Gore
Hodgenville
Sun
Washington County
The
Perused With Much Pleasure The Springfield Sun Debuts
The Springfield Kentucky Sun arrives as a six column eight page paper. Editor J Rogers Gore earns praise for the first issue and appeals to Washington county readers to support the new journal and its bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Falcon
Springfield
Sun
J. Rogers Gore
Washington
Uni
Gore
Springfield Sun Debuts With Bright Up‑To‑Date Editorial Voice
The Springfield Sun, edited by J. R. Gore, issues its first edition and earns praise as an exceptionally bright, newsy paper with typographic polish. If Gore maintains this standard, the publication’s success is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Advocate
Springfield Sun
J. R. Gore
Sun
Prize Questions from The Sun in Springfield Ky
The Sun offers two prizes for correct answers to a mixed set of questions. First correct answer wins a book. second correct answer wins a pretty picture. Readable clues include bargains, ads, and local merchants. Submit sealed envelopes to The Prize Editor The Sun Springfield Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrec
The
Sun
Springfield
Death of Mrs Leachman in Springfield area
Mrs Imelda Leachman aged 61 died of pneumonia after two weeks of illness at the home of her daughter in Lebanon while visiting. A devoted Catholic mother and community member, she leaves four of five children and was active in church and charity. Funeral services are held at the Catholic church at 10 o clock conducted by Rev Hennesey with burial in St Dominic's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Imelda Leachman
Jno. Hill
Lebanon
Leachman
Hennesey
St. Dominic’s Cemetery
Tragic Death of William S Hale in Washington County
The 34 year old William S Hale died when a heavy box fell from a two horse wagon crushing his head and breaking his neck. Witnesses and schoolchildren saw the runaway team then located Hale near the scene and notified others. He left a wife Bertha Shirley and a child. his parents live near Tatham Springs. Hale had moved from this county to Waynesville, Illinois about ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Hale
Ur. Hale
Hale
Washington County
Waynesville
Tilur
Illinois
Tatham Springs
Bertha Shirley
Willisburg
Furniture Man Mr. Leachman Adverts Christmas Stock
Mr W E Leachman the Furniture man runs a Christmas advertisement promising a long list of suitable gifts at low prices with a wide stock and assured no trouble in selecting presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Leachman
Appeals court revokes Powers Goebel murder conviction
The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed the Scott Circuit Court verdict against Caleb Powers and remanded for trial. Four opinions were issued, including majority by Barker and dissents from O Rear and Payster, with Nunn, Hobson, Settle, and Burnam concurring in part.
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Frankfort
Scott
Caleb Powers
Times
Goebel
Tieven
Barker
O' Rear Deerved
Payster
Nunn
Hobson
Revdesalin
Settle
Burnam
Death of Mrs. Croake at Croake's Station
Mrs Mary Etta Croake died at home in Croake's Station after a long illness. She was a devout New Hope Baptist Church member and aunt to Dr G Shaunty of Springfield. Her death endures in a close knit community where she was renowned for kindness and devotion to family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta Croake
Croake
Louie
Ilton
Fredrickstown
Mrs. Croake
P. J. Thomas Offers Bargains in Overshoes
P. J. Thomas advertises two remarks in this session about overshoes with bargains for buyers and a belief in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Thomas
Thomas
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