Wedding at Lexington and local sports roundups
Mr. Jesse Owen and Miss Vina Chaney wed at Rev J W Porter’s residence in Lexington and plan housekeeping on Kentucky street. A dinner and congratulations follow. Also reported are college girls basketball results Crescents 14 Lemons 2 and Cardinals 4 Grasshoppers 2, a Lexington Winchester broom ball game, and various social events and visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Owen
South Park
Crescents
Lemons
Cardinals
Grasshoppers
Lexington
Winchester
Local church groups host sales and social calls this week
Mrs. Gus Brooks hosts the Bridge Club Saturday afternoon. Episcopal ladies sell eatables, fancy work and candy Friday at 10 at Kidwell's Drug Store. No invitations for the 24th dance. tickets available from Ed Smith. Baptist ladies hold a sale at Mr. T. S. Bush's store Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Brooks
Bridge Club
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Kidwell’s
Ed Smith
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Local Notes Show Visitors and Moves Across Town
Miss Lettie Stevens of Irvine visits her brother W. R. A. Stevens on North Jackson street. J. M. Logan and wife plan a move to San Antonio Texas if a home is found. Will Hukill returns from Florida. Mrs. James S. Winn travels to Richmond. Baldwin of Paris and Kitzelman of Philadelphia visit town on Wednesday. Holloway Clark of Louisville, a University of Virginia attendee, spends the day with Maurice Miller. Mrs. George O. Graves returns from Lexington. Crews Rash visits Miss Alice Nunelly. Steve Davis visits Kiddville. Mrs. George Hon spends the day in Mt. Sterling. Dr. Howard Lyon locates temporarily with Dr. Walter T. Lyon on Fairfax street. Hugh Meguiar and Miss ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Stevens
Irvine
Mr. W. R. A. Stevens
North
Jackson Street
Jamess. Winn
Richmond
Baldwin
Paris
Kitzelman
Philadelphia
Holloway Clark
Louisville
University of Virginia
Maurice Miller
Steve Davis
Kiddvile
George Hon
Mt. Sterling
Howard Lyon
Walter T. Lyon
Fairax Street
Successful Chase After Young Lovers Elopement
Owingsville Kentucky December 17 Will Gray and Luties Coleman daughter of George Coleman eloped to marry. Coleman alerted all county rail stations to apprehend them but they hid in woods after learning of the pursuit. They were arrested by Chief Ollie James at Salt Lick after wandering for twenty four hours while preparing to board a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owingsville
Will Gray
Luties Coleman
George Coleman
Coleman
Preston
Washington
Ollie James
Salt Lick
A Merry Christmas Gift Preview from the Store
The store promotes Christmas giving for all budgets and urges shoppers to give for love rather than calculation. It advertises useful, pretty presents priced from a few cents, highlighting the most desirable and appreciated gifts shown in appealing displays.
Mountain couple wed in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on December 17 S T Hatton and Louisa Banks of Calla Breathitt county wed at Central Christian church parsonage at seven pm Rev I J Spencer officiated. The bride had been married before and the couple will travel to Breathitt county then Louisiana after a brief stay at the Leland hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
S. T. Hattan
Louisa Banks
Calla
Breathitt County
I. J. Spencer
Central Christian Church
Hatton
St. John’s Parish
Leland Hotel
Lexington and Eastern Road
Louisiana
Gray-Howe wedding in Paris follows divorce case
James E. Gray a wealthy tobacco dealer married Shrader by Elder Carey E. Morgan at his Paris residence. The bride had recently obtained a divorce from her husband Russel Howe who later filed a damage suit alleging alienation of affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
James E. Gray
Shrader
Carey E. Morgan
Russel Howe
Gray
Moore Hall Couple Wed in Owingsville
A. G. Moore age 30 and Miss Ethel Hall age 22, both Salt Lick residents, married in Owingsville yesterday by Elder R. M. McCampbell. Moore is an oil man with Ragland Oil Company. his bride is the daughter of James Hall and well regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owingsville
A. G. Moore
Ethel Hall
Salt Lick
R. M. McCampbell
Moore
Ragland Oil Company
James Hall
Elope to Maysville in Kentucky nuptials
Epsie Atchison and Miss Vergie Vice, both of near Moorefield, traveled about forty miles to Maysville to wed. Welburn Kerns and Miss Price accompanied the couple. The groom is the son of W. T. Atchison and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Epsie Atchison
Vergie Vice
Moorefield
Maysville
Welburn Kerns
Miss Price
W. T. Atchison
Felix Vice
Elderly woman injured by shepherd dog in Kentucky yard
Mrs Elizabeth Stevens, ninety, was thrown down in her Mt Sterling yard by a shepherd dog. Her right hip was broken to pieces and her condition is serious and her recovery doubtful given her advanced age. She is among the county's oldest women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Sterling, Ky
Elizabeth Stevens
Exhibition and sale of hand-painted china by Carrie Hathaway
Carrie Lee Hathaway announces an exhibition and sale of hand-painted china at her South Main Street home on Thursday afternoon December 17 from 2 to 5 o'clock. This event offers Christmas gift ideas and invites callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Carrie Lee Hathaway
Special Table Offer at Ten Cents Choice
An old newspaper notice promotes a China selection at a low price. It advertises “Your Choice for Ten Cents” with Henry H. Hall as the dealer, listing a price bracket of 12 to 14 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
SOC In
Kentucky Street
Basket Ball
Roll Ratliff
Curtis Evans
Alice Porter
Mary White
Euchre Club
Tom Hampton
Edna Gaitskill
J. B. Hampton
Richard, Adams
Catlettsburg
W. Va
J. W. Hisel
Dewees Ecton
Minneapolis
Minn
W. E. Singleton
Corbin, Ky
Clark County Construction Company
A. W. Lyman
Lexington Ky
J. M. Logan
Wine Avenue
San Antonio
Texas
Will Hukill
Florida
George O. Graves
Crews Rash
Alice Nunnelly
Hugh Meguiar
Lutie Coleman
Merry Christmas
Ats
Usefuls
Gray—Howe
Moore—Hall
Elgin
Watham
Waterman
Hoosier
Monster Mr
H. H. Phillips
Love & Reeves Orchestra
LOVE @ REEVES
N. Maple St
Episcopal
Nolly and
Rees
Shearer
Lindsay Building
Winn§Furniture Co
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