Couriers Report Local Visits From County and Nearby Towns
Personal items show numerous weekend visits and guest stays across Kentucky towns. Names include Gordon Bennett East Enid Eppert Madisonville Hoffmann Clifton Schwey Hyde Park Deitz Milford Alsip Corbin Finley Indiana Vercamp Glaskens Robinson Turner Lipps Lamb Auxier Ashcraft Penn Hicks Gates Witt Franklin Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arles
Alsip
Dock Alsip
Corbin
Richard Vercamp
Joe Finley
Indiana
Joe Vercamp
Walter
Joseph Glaskens
City
James Robinson
Turner
Butler, Ky
Fred Lipps
Adam Lamb
Vincent Auxier
Joe Ashcraft
Covington
Ruth Shepherd
Asbury
Mary Louise Robinson
John York
Madisonville
Hilmer Tenner
Community Mourns Isaac Turner as Perintown Honors Life
The Perintown community extends sympathy to Robert Turner and family on the passing of Isaac Turner. Local residents and guests visit relatives and share memories during the week with many travel and host affiliations across Norwood Owensville Georgetown and Williamsbu rg. Families from Dayton Scandan New York and Statesville are noted among visitors and travelers in this social record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perintown
Robert Turner
Isaac Turner
Local social notes from Cincinnati to Dayton and beyond
Mrs Justina Malott visited sister Rose Rhein in Cincinnati last week. Goshen visitors Mrs Coral Hobson and her daughter called on Mr and Mrs J R Johnson. Virginia Atkinson of Wilmington stayed with Mrs Louise Curtis. Bert Fomorin and party enjoyed a Camp weekend in Indiana. A N Collier and G C Steward attended a Batavia political meeting. Lloyd Watkins recovering from appendicitis at Good Samaritan hospital. Mrs Hilee AR honored her mother Mrs Haskell Sunday. Paul Badgley and wife of Oakley and Bob Genet and wife of Cincinnati visited here. Ben Jones and wife of Price Hill spent weekend with parents. G C Steward hosted Cecil Oberlin of Madisonville Saturday. Rev and Mrs Robbins hosted daughter Ruth from Summerside Thursday. Mace Applegate and Georgia Norwood called on friends. Jennie Lowell and Hallie Lowell of Williamsburg spent weekend here. Walter Murphy hosted Will Cox of Dayton Sunday. Stella Duchemin visited daughter Mrs Mary Baumgardner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Jim Smith
Norwood
Curtis
Mason
O'Conner
Newport
Myers
Tulley
Charleston
Bertha Gates
John Gates
Ashland
Jennie Penn
Josie Hicks
Louise
Offutts
Chas
Albert Fagley
Bethel
Katherine Witt
Dover
Ind
Calvin Weaver
Smoky Mountains
C. M. Edwards
Mary George
Cincinnati
Westover
Franklin
E. L. Fulton
Ralph
Washington D. C
Blanch Carlisle
Chas. Houser
Wilmington
Martha Jean
Jules Richardson
Theo, Brumagen
Mt. Washington
Dale
Justina Malott
Rose Rhein
Coral Hobson
Goshen
J. R. Johnsons
Virginia Atkinson
Louise Curtis
Bert Fomorin
Indiana
A. N. Collier
G. C. Steward
Ba‘tavia
Lloyd Watkins
Good Samaritan Hospital
Haskell
Paul’ Badgley
Oakley
Bob
Genet
Tee
A. N. Genet
Ben Jones
Price Hill
Cecil Oberlin
Madisonville
Robbins
Ruth
Summerside
Mace Applegate
Georgia
Jennie Lowell
Hallie Lowell
Williamsburg
Walter Murphy
Will Cox
Dayton
Stella Duchemin
Mary Baumgardner
MT. Holly
L. H. Circle
Church Yard
Agnes Kneuhl
Kentucky
Virginia Topic
Paul Fagin
Norman
Mary Fagin
Mrs. Booth
City
Garlic in Ancient Babylonia
Garlic was the most popular garden product in ancient Babylonia reflecting its valued role in daily life and cuisine across Mesopotamia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylonia
Birthplace of Shakespeare a simple gabled house
The article notes Shakespeare's birth in 1564 at a modest gabled house on Henley Street in Stratford upon Avon. The house, now a museum, sits beside restored village buildings and a garden linked to his plays. His bronze statue by Frederick MacMonnies was shipped from Paris to the Library of Congress in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Pony
England
William Shakespeare
Leslie Hartley
Washington.Star
Henley Street
Avon
Rts
Shakespeare
Trinity Church
Jesus
Library of Congress
Paris
United States
Frederick MacMonnies
Synthetic jewels pass as real with careful work
An Answ ers Magazine writer notes fissure lines in rubies differ from synthetic ones which have curved lines. Faked emeralds use a colored crystal layer over genuine stone and pass refractometer tests. Cultrued pearls reveal blisters. trained eyes detect the flaw. Jewelry can be worn without detection if workmanship hides flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Answers Magazine
Gibraltar Strait Seen As Mediterranean Outlet
The Gibraltar strait is technically an inlet where Mediterranean water sits slightly below Atlantic level causing fresh ocean water to flow in. Despite large inflows from rivers like the Nile Rhone Ebro Po and through the Dardanelles the sea remains lower. The Mediterranean covers over a million square miles, a third of the US, and touches Europe Asia and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Strait of Gibraltar
Atlantic Ocean
Nile
Rhone
Ebro
Dardanelles
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
No Royal Road to Learning Quote on Euclid
A London Answers Magazine correspondent recalls Euclid teaching in Alexandria. The Ptolemy king asked for a shorter method, but the geometer replied that there is no royal road to learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid
Alexandria
Egypt
London Answers Magazine
Long Called Eire Eire Name for Ireland Described
The article explains that the name Eire Eire was applied to Ireland about 2,000 years ago and shows its pronunciation Air-a with stress on air. It notes Ireland’s size is close to Maine, with a maximum length of 306 miles, and describes the island’s irregular oval outline likened to a knobby potato called Irish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eire Eire
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Maine
Barbara Fritchie and Barbara Hauer lived in colonial era
Barbara Hauer born in Lancaster Pennsylvania on December 3 1766 educated in Baltimore and married John C Fritchie a Frederick Maryland glove maker They lived on West Patrick Street They were benevolent quiet fond of flowers well read and had two children Prior to the Civil War they were slave owners She died in 1862 and was buried in the Reformed church cemetery in Frederick Maryland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fritchie
Barbara Hauer
Lancaster
Baltimore
John C. Fritchie
Frederick
Patrick’ Street
Harbor Scenes in Naples Rio Bermuda Rise
Vivid coastal imagery highlights Naples with Vesuvius offshore and the blue bay. Rio presents Sugar Loaf amid harbor waters and distant hills. Bermuda shows rainbow islands framing its shoreline as hills form a backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Rio
Bermuda
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Locust Corner
John V. Gosney
Kenny
Julia Cook
Binghampton
N. Y
Trapp
Louis Trapp Jr
Fred Schmidt
Lewis Bach
Irwin Baker
G. Rockwell
Wm. H. Bell
Barbara
Anna Wiltman
Indian Lake
Marjorie Philhour
Dot Utter
Owensville
Tattie Witnie ¥ Jr
Friends
Harry Buitton
Newwood
Minta Johnson
M. M. Mamn
Statesville
N. C
Sentman
Martha Ann Fuhr
J. R. Andrews
Alfred Andrews
Georgetown
Waterbury
Conn
Arthur Peed
Wm. Boughner
Augusta
Henry Taylor
St. Marys
W. Va
Helen Parker
Marty Thompson
Evan Clark
Mary Taylor
Fuhr
Goodyear
J.C. Fuhr
P. S
Williamsburg, Ohio
Harry Britton
Grover
Charles Harris
C. J. Paeltz
Howard Wymer
J. C. Scott
Lucy Bolender
Homer
New York
Eddie
E. R. Beck
Arthur Brown
Farm Bureau Council
Effie Swing
Philip
Akron
Everett Fisher
Jane
Elynor Swing
Cora Foozer
Lena Herget
Glen Este
Will Isaack
Frank McGuire
Phil Sperry
H. B. Smythe
Ellen Donavan
Donavan
Kuhn
Jimmie Edward Huheey
Sue
Mary Adams
Jesse’ Beagle
Milt Meguire
Phil
Sperry
B “Roy Kuhn
Frank Kuhn
Charles Wortman
Will Kurtenitis
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Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Company
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