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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1910

Page

5

Local Society Notes Span Town and Country

Lebanon residents mingle in Springfield visits and send greetings from Louisville Louisville and Bardstown. Friends travel to Harrodsburg Perryville and St Louis while Misses Simms and Rodman Thurman return for schooling. A church hymn closes with reflections on life and loss from Danville Advocate.

Locust Grove births and notices from town corner

In Locust Grove a daughter Mary Blanton Birch was born to Mrs. Ed Birch. Mrs Nannie Bobbitt visits Lebanon then returns home. Will Merritt plans Springfield move. Harvey Leachman and wife visit parents J P Leachman. Clyde Gibbs visits Ed Birch. Fred Simms of Cornishbyville guests George Moore. Laura Brewer wife of J P Brewer dies after pneumonia. funeral at Willisburg led by Rev J A Sims. burial in Fairview cemetery. Chamberlains Salve advertised for sores and chapped hands.

Ed Birch Mary Blanton Birch Nannie Bobbitt Lebanon A. L. Litsey Will Merritt Springfield Harvey Leachman J. P. Leachman Clyde Gibbs Shelbyville Fred Simms Cornishbyville George Moore Laura Brewer J. P. Brewer Willisburg J. A. Sims Fairview Cemetery

A comic tale of Michael Angelo and a stage prop

Scrap book humor recalls Henry E. Dixey and John Stetson misreading a joke about Michael Angelo and a theater scene. The anecdote shows Dixey, Stetson, and Haverly failing to catch the humor, with playful quips about the painter’s name and its mispronunciation.

Henry E. Dixey John Stetson New York Michael Angeo Stetson Dixey Way Jack Haverly Haverly Angelo Baverly Waverly Garo Michael Anelo Michael Angelo

Valley Shill Tells Of Cold Jan Day And Local Life

The Valley Shill reports an extremely cold January day in 1910 with a thermometer at 14 degrees below zero. It lists local trades and family visit notes including Moran selling corn, Derringer moving farm holdings, Goatley and Reed family visits, Yancey leaving for Springfield, and cattle and tobacco sales in the community.

Jas. Moran Erastus Derringer Peyton Briggs Palmer Goatley H. M. Goatley J.C." Hughes W. R. Moran Springfield Frank Yancey Tom Chesser Tatum & Brown James Reed Litsey Edward Goatley

Cured of a Severe Bronchitis With Chamberlains Cough Remedy

An advertisement claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured a severe bronchitis attack. It touts safety for children and adults and notes availability at The Leo Haydoy Drug Co.

Chamberlain Gideon Leo Haydoy Drug Co

Local Blacksmith Altes Wright Reappointed for Year

The community confirms Altes Wright remains the local blacksmith, reemployed for the ensuing year by W. T. Stigall. Dignitaries praise his skill, noting he is the best ever and a valued presence in the shop.

Becce W. T. Stigall J. BR. O'Neal Altes Wright Altes

Local Folks Visit Friends and Move In Nearby Area

Mr Robert Thompson and families along with Dee Showmaker and family visited Mrs Maggie Thompson Sunday. Miss Eva Shewmaker hosts visits by Gurtia Pinkston and Ving Thompson. Erastus Bishop and Leslie Hupp visited near Mackville. Ellis Harlow and wife visited Sutter’s father. Nannie Hupp and Eve Shewmaker called Sunday. Everett Hale visited Lonnie Shewmaker. Humes and wife visited Mark Shewmaker. Ed Yocum and family called on M B Yocum. Nettie Fowler and Coroa Coulter left for Springfield to attend school. Frank Ash moved to the lag lot Black and Johnson.

Robert Thompson Dee Showmaker Wie Jis Fowler Magegie Thompson Gurtia Pinkston Ving Thompson Eva Sewmaker Erastus Bishop Leslie Hupp Mackville Ellis Harlow Th Sutter Obe Cheathany Nannie Hupp Eve Shewmaker Everett Hale Lonnie Shewmaker Mr. Humes Mark Shewmaker Ed Yocum B. Yocum Nettie Fowler Coroia Coulter Springfield Frank Ash Lot Black & Johnson

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