The Struggle of the Rich in Society News
Essay on wealth and power contrasts with a social club report from Miss Abmer Endards hosting the Country Club on St Patricks Day. The piece notes wealth ambition vs public good, followed by a club entertainment account featuring Miss Lillie Martin and guests, and a March 20 marriage of George Washington Dykes to Daisy Harrison Louch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harding
Hickman Street
George Washington Dykes
Daisy Harrison Louch
Personal notices of local visitors and ill health
Rev and Mrs Henry Clark with granddaughter Miss Emma Rice of Waco Madison county visit daughter Mrs J E Black on Jefferson street. Mr Harry Tanner remains very ill at his Boone Avenue home. Miss Stella Hendren of Lancaster, a Madison Institute teacher, visits Miss Edna Hayes. Connie Lisle, former postmaster now Bourbon county farmer, visits relatives. Mrs Lucien Beckner and Miss Jean Warren visit Mrs Warren in Danville. Mrs James Tyler of Midway returns home after visiting Mrs William Cumming. Miss Harkins returns home in Prestonburg after visiting Miss Anne Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clark
Emma Rice
Waco
Madison County
J. E. Black
Jefferson Street
Harry Tanner
Boone Avenue
Stella Hendren
Lancaster
Madison Institute
Edna Hayes
Connie Lisle
Bourbon County
Lucien Beckner
Jean Warren
Warren
Danville
James Tyler
Midway
William Cumming
Harkins
Prestonburg
Anne Dudley
Visitors and residents: Lexington guests frequent town
Mr. Jacobs of Lexington guests here with friends. Mrs. J. W. Oliver returns from Lexington visit. Capt. Sam Boone, Ashland, former County Attorney, visits with relatives. Numerous visitors from West Liberty, Steele, Cincinnati, and other places arrive or depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jacobs
Lexington
J. W. Oliver
John Smith
Stuart Kendall
Bruce Davis
West Liberty
Tom Stuart
Sam Boone
Ashland
Charles Wyckham
Newark
Lizzie Taylor
Ritchie
Mable Shipp
Cincinnati
Williiam E. Curry
Curry Dry Goods Co
Will Gordon
Mary Agnes Gordon
Steele
N. Dakota
J. W. Ballard
Edna Stricker
Poynter
Edith
Local Social Notes From Winchester and Surrounding Areas
Miss Teward Gilbert of Cincinnati visits her aunt Mrs. Clarence Hazelrigg. Mr. T. J. Fletcher in Mt Sterling last week. Mrs. A. M. Burgher in Winchester with relatives. Mr. J. C. Allen ill for some time. Miss Annie McMahan of Mt Sterling visits her cousin Mrs. Sam Carr. Mr. C. F. Thompson visits brother George Tomlinson in Winchester. T. E. Tipton of Millers Creek in the city Tuesday. Amos Cain and family depart for Bloomington Illinois to make new home. J. W. Henry improving after typhoid fever. Mrs. W. R. Cassidy visits Winchester relatives. Lula Derickson of Lexington spends weekend with parents James and Bettie Derickson. Mrs. Robert Blackburn of Stanton visits aunt Mrs. Derickson. Messrs John Gravett and Green Charles of Hardwick Creek leave for Bloomington IL. Nannie Derickson of Roslyn visits grandmother Bettie Maxwell. F. F. Kev of Mayfield returns home after visit to daughter Mrs. J. Crews Rash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teward Gilbert
Cincinnati
Clarence Hazelrigg
T. J. Fletcher
Mt. Sterling
A. M. Burgher
Winchester
J. C. Allen
Annie McMahan
Sam Carr
C. F. Thompson
George Tomlinson
T. E. Tipton
Millers Creek
Amos Cain
Bloomington
Ill
J. W. Henry
W. R. Cassidy
Lula Derickson
Lexington
James Derickson
Robert Blackburn
Stanton
John Gravett
Green Charles
Hardwick Creek
Nannie Derickson
Rosslyn
Bettie Maxwell
F. F. Kev
Mayfield
Editor C E Lyddane Ill With Serious Condition
Mr. C E Lyddane editor of the Winchester Democrat remains seriously ill after taking ill Thursday. He has a wide circle of friends who hope for his speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lyddane
Lyddane
Winchester Democrat
Baseball Season 10 Open at Lexington
Lexington, Ky March 20 With Play Ball the Blue Grass League kicks off spring as fans pack the park for Hustlers vs Colts. Six pitchers will be used to speed the game at 2 30, aiming for a fast early season and evenly matched contest between the two teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Blue Grass
Ganzel
Church Services and Preaching Schedules
Methodist Church on Main Street fields morning worship at 11 and evening at 7 led by Rev O J Chandler and Rev Weldon of Kentucky Weslayan. Sunday school at 9 45. Epworth League at 6 15. Washington Street Presbyterian morning 11 sermon Encouragement to Holy Song evening 7 15 The Thirsty Soul Satisfied with Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Pastor Rev C E Crafton preaches both services. Strangers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Gray
Atlanta
Methodist Church
Main Street
O. J. Chandler
Mr. Weldon
Kentucky Wesleyan
Epworth League
Washington Street Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
C. E. Crafton
Elks Elect Officers At Mt Sterling Lodge
Mt Sterling Lodge No. 723 BPOE elected officers for the coming year at its annual meeting. Names include Exalted Ruler I. S. Wood, Leading Knight W. O. Hopper, Loyal Knight Paul W. McKenna, Lecturing Knight Ben W. Hall, Treasurer J. Oldham Greene, Secretary Earl W. Scuff, and Tiler L. H. Arnold. Delegates to Grand Lodge A. A. Haz elrigg and others. District Deputy Thomas J. Smith of Richmond spoke on the order’s good of the order. Sheep Killed By Dogs In Stoops Area Forty seven sheep killed and about fifty wounded in dog raids on farms of J. M. Bigstaff, Claude Foley, and R. L. Tipton. First such raid in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Sterling
I. S. Wood
W. O. Hopper
Paul W. McKenna
Ben W. Hall
J. Oldham Greene
Earl W. Scuff
L. H. Arnold
Charles
Richmond
J. M. Bigstaff
Claude Foley
R. L. Tipton
Stoops
Trade of cattle ends with missing cow mystery
Local landman J Newt Renaker traded a cow with Dallas Powell for ten dollars. the cow Renaker paid boot for vanished. A cryptic note on the payment reads of a lost cow and hints the animal lay buried near a L and N trestle south of Winchester, addressed to Irvine section boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newt Renaker
Dallas Powell
Powell
L. & N. Trestle
Winchester
le Section Boss
Irvine
Newt Senaker
Morgan Approves King’s Plan for Night Schools
Rome March 20 J P Morgan the American financier approves King Victor Emmanuel's plan to eradicate Black Hand societies in the United States by opening night schools at industrial centers to educate illiterate foreigners. He also pledges to contribute freely to the fundraising for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
King
Rome
J. P. Morgan
Victor Emmanuel
United States
Will Benefit Children New York Doctors to Meet Tonight
New York March 20 At a meeting of leading physicians plans will be made to seek medical aid in reducing infant mortality. Doctors will discuss management for the new Infant Science academy of New York to supervise infants from birth and instruct mothers in proper care. The academy aims to reach all mothers regardless of means with cooperation from child specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Infant Science Academy of
Indicted Woman Manager Named in Toledo Fire Case
The grand jury secretly indicted Frederick D. Prentice, former secretary and treasurer of the Ohio German Fire Insurance company, and Miss Hope Yeager, a department manager. Sheriff J. C. Newton is in Tulsa to secure their return to Toledo to face charges after they fled following the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Frederick D. Prentice
Ohio German Fire Insurance Company
Miss Hope Yeager
J. C. Newton
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Congregation Divided Over Stove From Cremation Scandal
Port Huron Mich March 20 The Battle Run M E church split over disposition of the stove where Rev J H Carmichael cremated Gideon Browning’s body. One faction wants to sell the relic for 100 to a vaudeville house or museum, the other urges breaking up and burying it. Treasury Changes Announced Washington March 20 Secretary of the Treasury names Charles Dyer Norton assistant secretary to replace Louis A Coolidge resigning. Charles Dewey Hilles also named assistant secretary to succeed Beekman Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Battle Run M. E
J. H. Carmichael
Gideon Browning
Treasury
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles Dyer Norton
Chicago
the Treasury
Louis A. Coolidge
Charles Dewey Hilles
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Beekman Winthrop
The Markets Across Cities and Commodities
Reports from Chicago and others show cattle prices across categories from steers at $500 to calves up to $9, hogs ranging from $5.25 to $7.30, and grain bids for Wheat No 2 red at about $1.22. Prices vary by city with East Buffalo and Pittsburgh listing cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs at differing bids and Toledo noting grain and cloverseed values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Fire Destroys Lehigh Valley Pier in Jersey City
A blaze at an 800 foot Lehigh Valley freight pier in Jersey City wipes out the pier, storehouses, sheds and about 100000 dollars worth of merchandise. Fire boats and tugs aided by Hoboken and Jersey City departments flood out the flames. Total loss projected at 200000 dollars. In Ohio, C F Beach, 45, killed in Marysville railroad yards when struck by a north bound passenger train while crossing tracks. His head was severed and one leg and foot of the other remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Company
New York
Lehigh Valley
Jersey City
Hoboken
Marysville
C. F. Beach
Raymond
Why You Should Improve Your Home Now
Questions urge readers to adopt modern home conveniences. From full baths and instant hot water to in-home filtration, irrigation and greenery, the piece argues the value of comfort, health and enterprise over frugality. It frames the case as a moral appeal to improve life and seize opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Wanted Bibles for Prison Society
The Christian Endeavor officers in the city last week received a request from Henry E. Yontsey for pocket Bibles for the prison society of which he is president. The society includes 170 men. At a Washington Street Endeavor meeting, five Bibles were ordered sent to him. It is hoped the appeal will be met promptly and liberally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Henry E. Yontsey
Prison Society
Washington Street
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Myria Ogden Guinn
Mrs Myria Ogden Guinn died Friday morning. Her funeral was held at her parents home on oe ington avenue Saturday at 10 oclock conducted by Mac Neill of the Christian church. Burial followed in a Winchester lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myria Ogden Guinn
B. A. Ogden
Oeington Avenue
Mac Neill
Winchester
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C. H. Bowen
Socieit
E. H. Harriman
W. J. Lampton
Lawrence Osborne
E. D. Witt
Tanner’s Store-Herald
Lillie Martin
Misses Lillie
Ruth Martin
Mayme
Eddie Osborne
Nancy Mae Brock
Nettie Pharis
Lulu Oliver
Nola Jones
Mary Hastings
Bertha Pigg
Sadie Osborne
Messrs
Harvey Brock
Albert Pharis
Leonidas Neal
David Davis
Cecil Harris
Younger Osborne
Beverly D. Witt
Lyne
George Edwards
R.w.rounsavall
Ferndell Pure Foods Huyler’s
Chase & Sanborn
Price
Frank Haggard
Penn
Alvin C. Cochran
D. L. Proctor
George Hon
Alvin Hon
Harvey Rogers
Ben Meyers
Mr. Sothern
The
Business College
W. B. Troy
Carrie Buckner
Memphis
Georgia Boston
Paris
G. D. Garrison
Brooklyn
Nat B. Sewell
George Koblhass
Louise Koblhass
Nicholas Winn
Florence
Ala
Clay City
League Park
First Baptist Church
ELKS
Stove
Rev. Carmichael
Oaylor
Avril the
C. F. Attersall
Winchester Water Works Co., Incorporated
Cor
Maple Street
Lexington Avenue
Winchester Electric Supply Co
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