Mental Hygiene and Feeblemindedness in Society
Dr. Frank OBrien argues mental hygiene spans health, social and economic factors with focus on the individual. He details three feebleminded groups, argues early recognition and specialized training can reduce delinquency, dependence, and custodial costs, and calls for mental clinics, school reforms, and a dedicated institution to educate and train caretakers.
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Frank O’brien
Louisville
Idrea
Deerer
Walter Fernald
State Board of Health
Soci
Verona Creek section residents gather in social events
A series of visits and social occasions fill a weekend in Verona Creek with Mr. and Mrs. J. Kn Px Lester and others traveling to Price's and Oswald households. Rev Gipson delivers a sermon at Jehobeth church. Delmar school closes and the community plans a May 5 school improvement meeting.
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J. Kn Px Lester
C. W. Price
W. L. Bedenbaugh
J. Ira Price
Mimick Shealy
Idelle
K. I. Oswald
Winford Frazier
Leesville
Henry Rawe
Delmar
School Improvement Association
Citation Notice For Administration Of Sarah Ann Rish
State probate notice by W F Hook to L B Kyzer to grant Letters of Administration for Sarah Ann Rish. Citations issued to kindred and creditors to appear May 16 1922 at 11:00 AM in Lexington Court of Probate. Published May 3 1922 in Lexington paper.
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Lexington
W. F. Hook
Esquire
L. B. Kyzer
Sarah Ann Rish
C. H
S. C
Lexington County
Local Social Notes and Health Update from Prosperity Area
Mrs J Willie Mae and Ira Price visit. Sunday dining at J A Lott home. Elva Miller and Estelle Shealy spend afternoon with aunt Mrs Jacob Frazier. Mrs J L Derrick troubled by a spider in ear. attempts to remove insect fail. Patrick Rawl and Ada relocate near Roll Shealy to Ernest Ter Snelgrave. Lucile Wise visits Prosperity on business. Brandus Derr dines with Carroll Shealy. Mrs J H Frazier weak with chills. Luther Shealy ill earlier but back at work. John W Frazier family at J H Frazier’s Thursday.
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J. Willie Mae
Ira Price
Virgil Bedenbaugh
W. L. Bedenbaugh
J. A. Bedenbaugh
Elva Miller
Estelle Shealy
Jacob Frazier
J. L. Derrick
Patrick Raw
Siiss Ada
Brandus Derr
Carroll Shealy
J. H. Frazier
Luther Shealy
Near Holley
John W. Frazier
Overseas Dead Remains Brought Home for Burial
The remains of an American soldier who died overseas in the World War were brought to the United States and interred at Arlington Cemetery. This modestly increases the number of service members returned for burial and suggests more may follow. It is a sorrowful reflection on sacrifices made in a foreign war.
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Arlington Cemetery
Boy Scouts Elect Officers and Plan Outing
The Lexington troop elected officers at a Monday meeting three posts filled by Kenneth Wilson as bugler and Lever Caughman as scribe. Nineteen members attend. The group plans a hike to Barre's pond Friday afternoon and an overnight stay there.
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Boy Scouts of
Lexington
Bugler
Kenneth Wilson
Scribe
Lever Caughman
Barre’s Pond
Kneading It Lover Spat Over Shave discomfort
A couple on a couch argue as the girl strokes the man's beard and he complains about needing a shave and itchy contact. The anecdote centers on a domestic moment of irritation over grooming.
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