Local Corn Show Highlights County Youth Efforts
Lexington County notes a county corn show with 65 attendees, 2854 bushels harvested at 44 bushels per acre, total crop value 2854.06, net profit 984.49. Leaders from Ballentine report on contributions by banks, farmers, and firms, plus remarks by Henry Johnson and Ansel Caughman and praise for future soil care.
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Priscilla Club Meeting Postponed After Death of Dr Win gard
The Priscilla club meeting scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon has been postponed due to the death of Dr. J. J. Wingard. The County Farmers Union will meet Saturday December 9 with Pine Ridge local and urges all locals to send delegates.
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New Nominees Entering Race for Big Prize Draw
The Dispatch News runs a campaign offering Chevrolet and Ford cars plus other prizes for subscription sales. The entry deadline is December 19 with six days open, promising cash awards and a chance to win a Chevrolet touring car or Ford roadster by selling subscriptions and submitting reports.
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Mountaineers to Perform at Lexington School Auditorium
A Lyons area Lyceum program features the Mountaineers with Jota and the organist, praised for skill and substance. The group, noted for lively, unique performance, appears December 8 at Lexington school auditorium under local committee auspices. audience urged to attend.
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Exercises At St Matthews Church Bell of Christmas
The Bell of Christmas exercises will be held at St Matthews Church at 2 oclock p m on Sunday December 24. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
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Supper at Clay Springs School House
An oyster supper and chicken stew will be served at Clay Springs school house next Friday night in December 1922. A box raffle and cake walk accompany the event, with all invited to attend and enjoy themselves.
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Dr James J Wingard Dies After Illness at 58
Prominent Lexington physician and farmer Dr James J Wingard died Monday of heart trouble at 58. Born near Chapin March 8 1864 he trained at Baltimore College of Physicians and Surgeons and Johns Hopkins before practicing in Lexington since 1896. Survived by wife Emily Fox Wingard and four children, funeral held Tuesday at St Stephen’s Church with several local clergy and community leaders attending.
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In Jail For Rocking House And People
A 16 year old African American boy was jailed after a rock throwing chase with officers near Brookland by Horse Shoe pond. Mrs Reed inside her home was frightened. Officers Freshley and Lown pursued him. a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Hendrix is set for Thursday.
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Ladies Aid Bazaar at St Stephens December 9
The Ladies Aid Society of St Stephens Lutheran church will hold their annual bazaar in the Corley building on Friday and Saturday December 9. Hot chocolate and sandwiches will be served each day from 3:30 to 6 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Sheriff Seizes Whiskey From Crowd After Monday Event
On Monday afternoon Sheriff E. Austin Roof poured out about 100 gallons of whiskey in front of a large crowd of thirsty folk. The liquor included various varieties from home brew to high quality Kentucky rye.
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Mr. Harmon Beiter Improves at Home From Flu
Mr. H L Harmon clerk of court has been confined to his home for several days with the flu Friends report he is improving and will return to his office soon
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Flu Epidemic Reported In Lexington Area
Reports from across the county indicate the flu is again spreading with several cases in and around Lexington Physicians say the illness is milder than the two years ago outbreak.
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