Pleasant Grove Obituary and Community Notes
The community reports the sudden death of J. W. Thompson with funeral services held Sunday led by Rev. P. F. Lawson. A large attendance and floral tributes reflected Thompson’s esteem. Also noted are visits and sermons by various locals including Rev. H. S. Hudson and gatherings at several residents’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
PF. E. Lawson
H. S. Hudson
Louisville
Messrs
Walter, Edd
William Thompson
P. Thompson
Nora Scroghan
Grundy
Adeline Cox
J. S. Martin
Henry Leachman
Margaret Norman
Family Suffers Mass Poisoning After Supper Incident
A family of six plus a niece fell ill after a Saturday supper near town. They consumed meat shoulder salted and smoked corn bread steamed Irish potatoes rolled oats and milk from a neighbor. Symptoms began within an hour and subsided after several hours with medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Smith
Mary Willett
Victor Toy
Untitled Kentucky Standard Reader Note
A reader reports a serious condition linked to food from a new box of rolled oats. The incident, involving Mrs. Smith, is described as potentially severe, though details remain unclear. The note reflects consumer concern over food safety and product sourcing.
Local Texas figures and community notes from Perryville to Mackville
Texas area residents visit relatives and attend church events. Mrs. C P Gosde and Iris Peterson suffer illnesses while families like Cocanoughers visit Perryville. The Baptist missionary society gathers at Mrs. Purdom as the community plans a box offering for the Foundlings Home in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Milton
Perryville
John Mattingly
Fenwick
C. O. Durham
W. T. Barnett
Mackville
Margaret Kimberlin
Ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society
K. L. Purdom
K. L. Arnold
Boyle County
Sam T. Spalding
Mr. Riley
Lebanon
G. W. Cocanougher
C. P. Gosde
Tes
Sterl Hungate
Tatham Springs
A. Y. Hatchett
Iris Peterson
Messers
Robert
Jerome Wilson
Willsbug
Will Murphy
R. L. Arnold
Louisville
Charles Jefferis
Margeret Kimberlin
Texas Church
All Prayer Foundlings
Sebe Mays
Springfield
Charley Cocanougher
la Grippe
Dr King’s New Discovery Praises Cure for Coughs
Oswego New York resident A Cooper writes that Dr King’s New Discovery relieved a long night cough and general lung troubles after years of remedies failed. He claims rapid relief for colds asthma bronchitis whooping cough hay fever and similar ailments. The ad offers a trial at 5 cents and full bottle at 1.00 with a guarantee by Haydon & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
Haydon & Taon
Valley Hill Community Notes and Local Highlights
H H Tatum was thrown from a vehicle and has bruises and cuts. Dodd Shehan and son Garland visited the Hark Shehan family in Mooresville. J E Goatley and Mrs. Goatley stayed with Thos Baker and wife in Pleasant Grove. W F Mann has recovered from a recent illness and is out again. Pearl Goatley started a two month school with good attendance. Mrs Chas Donahoe visited Mrs W E Brown. Funeral attendees gathered for Johnnie Burns in St Rose. Oat sowing progresses. seed oats at 70 cents a bushel. Lonnie Borders of Springfield visited relatives. Will Thompson funeral at Pleasant Grove. Mrs W F Moran improved after stomach trouble. Lewis Ballard showing improvement. Tatum sold a carload of coal. Townspeople plan to attend The Girl From U S A at the Springfield Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Tatum
Dodd Shehan
Garland
Hark Shehan
Mooresville
J. E. Goatley
Thos
Baker
Pleasant Grove
W. F. Mann
Pearl Goatley
Chas
Donahoe
W. E. Brown
Johnnie Burns
Rose
Lonnie Borders
Springfield
Will Thompson
W. F. Moran
Lewis Ballard
Personal Notes From Frederick Area Social Roundup
Local residents and visitors are cited in short notes. Dr W E Crume of Fredericktown spent yesterday in town while Dudley Robertson visited family and attended the funeral of J Will Thompson. Others include visits between Lebanon Springfield Bardstown and Louisville with news of illness travel and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Crume
Fredericktown
Dudley Robertson
C. D. Robertson
J. Will Thompson
Parisian Sage Dandruff Cure Sold By Giloux Mig Co
The Sun advertises Parisian Sage a hair restorer from Giroux Mig. Co. Buffalo NY priced 50c a large bottle. It promises to cure dandruff in two weeks or money back and to stop falling hair or itching. It claims to make hair grow and leave hair soft and luxuriant without being sticky or greasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Haydon Drug Co
Parisian Sage
Giroux Mig. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Easter Millinery Showing This Easter Saturday
Easter millinery event with trimmed and tailored hats on Easter Saturday the 26th. Call to get an Easter bonnet. Prices right.
Remedies for Skin Diseases Promote Quick Relief
For Diseases of the Skin nearly all conditions like eczema and tetter cause intense itching and smarting. Quick relief comes from applying Chamberlin's Salve which allays itching and smarting. Many cases have been cured by its use. Forsale by The Leo Haydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
Leo Haydon
Local social notes list visits and occupations around Springfield area
Har desty family and friends are mentioned visiting Springfield and Willisburg. Names include Mrs Mart Crouchard Mrs Jure Trent Mr Andrew Gray Mrs Walter Lewis Mr R D Goodlett Rev D Chaplin and others. Several spent Sundays Saturdays and afternoons with relatives and attended church and funerals.
Tribute to Southern Soldiers in New Orleans
General Vansant speaks at New Orleans farewell rally as Confederate veterans honor Southern soldiers. J A Breakshire delivers eulogy in Louisiana Mississippi Grand Army division with call to plant flowers on Decoration Day graves regardless of blue or gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hourston
Tex
R. L. Vansant
Grand Army of the Republic
Vansant
Grand Army
J. A. Break
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G. D. Robertson & CO
Adrian
Men’s Department
McIntire’s
Neckwea
Grundy & McIntire
Texas
Valley Hill
Tatum
Opera House
Walter Leachman
W. C. Rogers
Judge Noe
Louiseville
Tom King
H. R. Thompson
Minnie McClellan
Mr. H. M. Grundy
Kate Mayes
Cincinnati
J. W. Riedel
Lotus ,Ky
H. P. McChord, Jr
Chris. Hertlein
W. W. Stallard
Lousville
Conrad Hertlein
W. F. Trusty
New Hope
Joe, Ed and
Pittsburg
John Reynolds
Frank Yantey
Smith Barlow
Leslie Samuels
Bardstown
Joe Claybrooke
Regina O’bryan
Tom O'Brylan
G. D. Duncan
Stella Simms
Margaret Spalding
Pius Whelan
Sara T. Spalding
Handly Bolten
Harrodsburg
Heffernan Rubel and
Ben Mattingly
J. F. Simms
Laura Baker
L. D. Baker
Joe Wycoff
Ype Simms
Eleanor Duncan
Sweeney Yankey
Lexington
C. W. Hagan
Caterine Spalding
Dr. Ed. Mudd
New Haven
Josie Lee
Eunice O'Nanart
Archie Hayes
D. R. Litsey
Theo
Campbell
Massen
Addie Hillett
Zelma Me
Eloy
Lizzie Logsdon
Sallie Hamilton
Frederickstown
the Sun and Courier-Journal
D. D
McElroy & Shader's Grocery
Wathen & Shader
Mrs. Williams
Hardesty
Mart Crouchard
Offie
Jure ‘Trent
Andrew R Gray
G. Hardesty
Walter Lewis
R. D. Goodlett
Sige Panrie Williams
J. R. Gray
R. H. Hardin
J. Bi ‘Gray
Molly. Williams
Williams
J. H. Gray
Springfald
D. B. Sutherland
D. of
Chaplin
H. P. Cheser
Solomon Kays
Hillsboro
R. L. Gray
Martha
Willisburg
A. L. Litsey
W. S. ¥. Goodlett
Walter Scott
Herbert Hardesty
Elizabeth
Eliza Mitchell
W. S. Y. Goodlett
Bil Thompson
Jams
Hatchett & McPherson
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