Concert Postponed To Benefit College Organ Fund
The D A R concert at the Opera House postponed to Monday November 9 in K W C chapel features Prof Bruce Reynolds violinist from Boston, Studio Quartette, Miss Katherine Nelson pianist, and Virginia Parker accompanist with proceeds aiding the college organ fund. Also notes Mrs Sam Hodgkin hosted Tuesday, Mrs J W Ishmael hosted Wednesday, and visitor Mrs J B Hampton from Owingsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
K. W. C. Chapel
College Organ Fund
Bruce Reynolds
Boston
Studio Quartette
Margaret Foster
Grace Appleton
Carolyn Goff
Hattie Keith
F. L. Wheeler
Dalgetv
Katherine Nelson
Anna Chandler Goff
Virginia Parker
Local residents note health updates and visits
Mrs. Ann Wilkerson remains ill at her daughter Mrs. Clay Boone's Hickman street home but shows improvement. Miss Marvy Crutcher returns home much improved. Mrs. Dan Prewitt of Mt. Sterling visits sister Mrs. George Hon. Mrs. Gus Brooks arrives to spend winter with Mrs. George Kohlhass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wilkerson
Clay Boone
Hickman Street
Marvy Crutcher
Dan Prewitt
Mt. Sterling
George Hon
Barber of Seville at Winchester Theatre Nov 7
Winchester Opera House schedules The John Dunsmore Opera Company performing The Barber of Seville in English for the first time in the country. Star cast includes Mme Monti Baldini and John Dunsmore. production highlights Rossini’s music and Beaumarchais’ comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinelli
Winchester Opera House
John Dunsmore
Rossini
Paris
New York
Beaumarchais
Mme. Monti Baldini
Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera Company
Winchester
Catholic Church Reorganizes U.S. Office in Rome
The Catholic Church in America shifts from Propaganda Fide rule to direct Rome dealings. Each archbishop will appoint a diocese representative in Rome to speed all church business through individual hands, signaling a major procedural change starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Propaganda Fide
United States
Rome
Vatican
America
Forest Fire Rages Near Morganfield Kentucky
A major forest fire burns in the hills four to five miles east of Morganfield as residents, aided by numerous workers, battle to save property. Nine weeks without rain leaves pastures dry and farmers hauling water for livestock including hogs horses and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganfield
Deaths and Funerals: Lawrence Smith Dies at 94
Mr. Lawrence Smith, aged 94 and a veteran of the Mexican War, died at his Winchester area home after months of illness. He had lived in the county most of his life, leaving only one surviving Mexican War veteran, Mr. B. S. Haggard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Smith
Winchester
Mr Smith
B. S. Haggard
Local Social News Around Paris Winchester and Richmond
Mr C C Moores of Paris visited last week. John Stewart of Winchester stayed with brother Frank Stewart over the weekend. John and Mrs Davis celebrate a new baby. Maggie Dozier of Richmond visits Mrs Ross Dozier. Many attend pie supper at Boggs schoolhouse Saturday night. Noah Bowlin son of Elza Bowlin dies Saturday morning. funeral at Baptist church Sunday evening by Rev Richard French. Mr and Mrs G E Black stay by Harry Crawford in Winchester. M W A Hall box supper Friday netted about 30 dollars. Cricket Shearer of Ford wins top box prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Moores
Paris
John Stewart
Winchester
Frank Stewart
John Davis
Maggie Dozier
Richmond
Ross Dozier
Bogg’s
Noah Bowlin
Elza Bowlin
The
Baptist Church
Richard French
G. E. Black
Harry Crawford
M. W. A. Hall
Cricket Shearer
Ford
Local Social Notes and Small Farm Transactions
Mrs. John Hawkins is on the sick list. Several guests visit relatives including Mrs. Ollie Wills with Mrs. Carrie Elkin and Mrs. Sissie Stevens and her daughter Della May with Mrs. Wills. Farm trades include Bill Hawkins and Willie G. Stone buying ten barrels of corn each at 2.50 and 3 per barrel. Mrs. Frank Williams and Mrs. Malinda Howard are noted, along with sales of cows and visits among the Hawkins, Stone, Williams, and Poer families near Winchester and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Wills
Carrie Elkin
Nannie Howard
Sallie Williams
Bill Hawkins
Jim Clem
Sallie Stone
Joe Patton
J. F. Stone
Silver Creek
Sissie Stevens
Della May
Willie G. Stone
J. T. Stone
Tempie Hudson
Malinda Howard
Frank Williams
Robert Howard
Charlie Stone
I. N. Osborne
Henry Hawkins
Mt. Sterling
Fannie Williams
Whit Arbill
Ben Poer
Winchester
JT. Stone
James F. Stone
Richmond
Pretty Run Prayer Meetings Schedule
Mothers prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Florence every Thursday afternoon Regular prayer meeting at With ersproon Chapel every Wednesday
Social visits and illness noted in Lisle family region
Mrs. Sarah Bush stayed with Mrs. Catherine Lisle from Thursday to Monday. Mrs. Sarah Emberson visited Mr. John R Lisle and family for several days. Mrs. Pattie Eubank and two children returned home Saturday from Evansville Indiana. Mrs. Hettie Wells and three children from Red House visited her mother Mrs. Laura Elkin Saturday and Sunday. Milo Wells visited E Elkin Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. John W Murphy and Mrs. Julia Bowen visited Mrs. J R Lisle one day last week. Mrs. Lena Mawer visited Mr and Mrs Yancy Merritt. G C Hayes visited his mother Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J W Gill and daughter visited in Winchester Friday to Sunday. Miss Virgil Chaney of Natural Bridge visited Misses Dollie and Hattie Christopher. Mrs. Kate Goodridge of Lexington visited her father Mr Manlus Hardy Saturday to Tuesday. Marcus Lisle fell at school and broke his arm Friday. Mr Ernest Lisle visited his father recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bush
Catherine Lisle
Sarah Emberson
John R. Lisle
Pattie Eubank
Evansville
Ind
Hettie Wells
Red House
Laura Elkin
Milo Wells
E. Elkin
John W. Murphy
Kate Goodridge
Lexington
Manlus Hardy
Marcus Lisle
Ernest Lisle
Renick family visits across states noted in brief
J Scott Renick visited brother Marshall Renick in Middletown Ohio last week. Mrs Abram Renick visited friends in Paris on Monday. Mrs Mann and her Carlisle children visited her brother Chris Boone last week. L B Martin of Kokomo Indiana visiting daughter Mrs H C Naff is with her mother in Powell county. J H C Naff was in Lexington on business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scott Renick
Marshall Renick
Middletown
Ohio
Abram _ Renick
Paris
Athens Social Notes and Upcoming Oyster Supper
Events include Howard Dulin and Jack Door at a Hallowe en party hosted by Mrs Smith on Lexington. Miss Lillie Belle Harris visited relatives in Lexington. Mr Jonathan Johnstone and Miss Rena Eades wed last Wednesday. Mrs Anna Christian and daughter Virginia visited Louisville last week. Ladies Aid Society of Athens Christian church to host an oyster supper at Mr Coffee s new home Richmond pike on Saturday November 7 from 4 to 10 p.m. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dulin
Jack Door
Smith
Lexington
Lillie Belle Harris
Jonathan Johnstone
Rena Eades
Anna Christian
Virginia
Louisville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Athens Christian Church
Mr. Coffee
Richmond Pike
Visitor Notices Spread Across Vienna Area
Vienna residents report relatives visiting kin and guests in nearby communities. Nannie Howard is visiting relatives near Indian Fields. Mrs. Lucinda Christopher visits sister Mrs. Paulina Cottman. Flora Vaughan visits relatives at Ruckerville. Willie and Mrs. Tuttle of Ruckerville visited James Vaughn. Combs and wife of Berea visited Austin Palmer. Mrs. Willie Long of Greenwood visits her mother, Mrs. M. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie “Howard
Indian Fields
Lucinda Christopher
Paulina Cottman
Flora Vaughan
Ruckerville
Willie Tuttle
James Vaughn
Combs
Berea
Austin Palmer
Wanted sewing by Mrs J C Lary at Highland Street
advertisement offers sewing services with specialty in ladies shirt waists and children's dresses. contact Mrs J C Lary at 234 S Highland Street for work. dated October 19 with one month display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Highland Street
J. C. Lary
Wills at this place and local visitors noted
Wills at this place mentions Mrs. J. S. Adams visiting Mrs. John Duty at Iron Mound from Saturday to Tuesday. Mrs. M C Wills remains unwell. M B Winburn and family plan to move to Texas soon. Rev. Parrish of Lexington preached at the local appointment Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Lizzie Quisenberry and daughter Polly stayed with Mrs. Maudie Dixson Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Winburn
Texas
Rev. Parrish
Lexington
Lizzie Quisenberry
Miss Polly
Maudie Dixson
Robert Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Hodgkin
J. W. Ishmael
J. B. Hampton
Owingsville
Gus Brooks
George Kohlhass
Bailey
Illinois
Joe Jackson
Lexington Avenue
Nathan Brooks
City
G. T. Bradley
C. M. Skillman
North Middletown
Julia Graves
Cincinnati
Sarah Buckner
Harry Oliver
Pittsburg
Eugene Tucker
Hugh Meginar
Clarence Roswell
the Barber OF Seville
of the Catholic Church In
Colby Station
Marie Kelley
Mike Baker
J. M. Johnson
Nancy Lee Nelson
Mrytle
Mary Stewart
Jesse Nelson
the Waterworks
Frank Taylor
Pete Osborne
Willie Frank Ragland
Johnny Thomas
Oklahoma
Wm. Rucker
John B. Adams
John W. Adams
John Thomas
Jim Cooper
Ben H. Rainey
Ben Bureh
Rev. Nichols
May Adams
John W. Greene
Locknane
Grover Fluty
Will Tuttle
Sant Romans
Kate Matherly
Wilmore
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Merrit Warner
Emma Lewis
Lillie
Henry Fielder
Joe Fielder
Will Green
H. A. Fielder
Artis & Turnbull
Iron Mound
John Hawkins
ELKIN
Athens
Grace Keatherstone
Vienna
Willie Long
Greenwood
M. C
C. H. Bowen
Talso
Shearer
Winn Furniture Co
G. Z. Dyer
S. Main Street
Win
Jersey
Tamworth
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rock
MO. M. Wheeler
College Street
Eagle Casting Company
L. & E. Depot
Mattie Oliver
First Avenue
tLiewllyn
Kate
Mooresville
Richard Parker
Arlie Eades
Nellie Jordan
J. J. Haggard
Barnes
W. F. Tapp
Fred Parker
Vents
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