Social and club notices from a Louisville area section
A sequence of society items notes Euchre and Bridge club entertainments, church sale, hostess duties for the Literary and Social Club, a Broom Ball game in Winchester Lexington, and various visits and travel. Local residents including Mrs. Roll Ratliff, Miss Mary White, Miss Alice Porter, Mrs. Kohlhass, Mrs. Brooks, and many others are mentioned with upcoming events and recent appearances.
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Mary White
Alice Porter
Kohlhass
George Kohlhass
Gus Brooks
Russ Brown
Ogden Crutcher
Alice Calmes
The Devil Plays At The Opera House
The play The Devil staged Tuesday night at the Opera House drew praise for its unique presentation of a love triangle plot. A rising artist inflames a married woman’s feelings with the husband’s obliviousness, while Dinelli as manager earned commendation for the production.
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Opera House
Dinelli
Ralph Lane Named 1909 Mooney Captain
Ralph Lane of Mooney School was elected captain of the 1909 team at a meeting of the Athletic Association. Lane, a half back, was praised as one of the best players and a top ground gainer of the current season.
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Murfreesboro, Tenn
Athletic Association of Mooney School
Ralph Lane
Lane
Episcopal Christmas Sale at Kidwell’s Drug Store
The Episcopal church sponsors its annual Christmas sale at Kidwell's Drug Store on Friday the 18th. A large assortment of attractive and useful Christmas presents will be offered at reasonable prices. An invitation extends to all to browse even if not buying. Sale runs 8 30 a m to 10 30 p m.
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Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Kidwell’s Drug Store
Christmas Gift Hand-Painted China Sale
Carrie Lee Away announces a sale and exhibition of hand-painted china suitable for Christmas gifts at her home on South Main Street. The event runs Thursday afternoon December 17 from 2 to 5 o clock and invites all to call by.
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South Main Street
Carrie Lee
Warrants for Noted Feudist and His Clan
Ed Callahan the noted feudist and ten followers face warrants for banding together and firing on Rash Sebastian and companions near Callahan’s home at Crockettsville. Sebastian, Constable of Breathitt County, was shot in the shoulder and not expected to live. Willie Deaton’s mule was killed. Callahan allegedly had armed men and operated a blind tiger from his store.
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Jackson
Ed. Callahan
Sebastian
Callahan
Willie Deaton
James Deaton
Long’s Creek
Breathitt
Lee Bowling
Bowling
Perry County
Tra Cornett
Crockettsville
Breathitt County
Williams Wharton tie the knot in Mt Sterling ceremony
Wharton of Mt Sterling marries Henry M. Williams of Orange New Jersey. Williams is described as a wealthy Englishman and Mrs. Wharton as a leading young woman in Central Kentucky.
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MT. Sterling, Ky
Henry M. Williams
Orange
N. J
Tannie Wharton
Carry Home Your Small Bundles Yourself
A brief reminder urging shoppers to carry their own small packages due to overworked merchants and staff during the holiday season.
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