Brown ing Ramsey duo secure Lexington marriage license
Mr. George L. Browning and Miss Velmar Ramsey both of this city obtained a marriage license on Saturday and traveled to Lexington for the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jesse Ramsey, is described as attractive and popular. The groom is well respected locally. They plan to make their home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Perry
Mary C. Shiddell
Lexington
Opera House
Father Vaughan
H. G. Bratton
North Middletown
Henry Ramsey
Mississippi
Anna C. Goff
L. G. Burris
Buffalo
N. Y
Murray Wrenn
Sylvester Dinelli
Mt. Sterling Court
Howard
Maurice Haggard
Tom and Harvey Brock
Sam Hodgkin
N. P. van Meter
David Strode
Will Crimm
Jeff Weathers
J. E. Gaitskill
Joe Powell
Richmond
Malcolm Shipp
Middlesborough
R. M. Shipp
Aileen Osborne
Rebecca Eckley
The Fool sermon at First Baptist Church
J W Porter of Lexington preached on The Fool to a crowded First Baptist Church crowd Monday night. He warned that wisdom requires God in life, contrasted worldly self with Christ like service, and urged turning to God before death. He cited wealth, neglect of children, and immortality, ending with a call to seek grace before it is too late.
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First Baptist Church
J. W. Porter
Lexington
Dr. Porter
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Calvary
Vanderbilt
Perdition
Croesus
Roy Lumber Co Sold to Standard Lumber of Cincinnati
Nicholasville Ky Nov 17 The Roy Lumber Company plant and stock were sold to Standard Lumber Company of Cincinnati led by J F Heberger and H H Meechlin with Meechlin as president. Possession taken and veneer and bending plants planned. Roy remains slight stakeholder and continues with Kentucky Barytes as president. Cattle sales noted at county court with bids on heifers steers mules and horses.
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Nicholasville
Roy Lumber Company
Standard Lumber Company of
Cincinnati
J. F. Heberger
Standard Furniture Company of
H. H. Meechlin
Winchester
A. F. Bryson
C. B. Bailey
Roy
Standard Lumber Company
Barytes
Kentucky Barytes Company
J. B. Chambers
Bridge Club Reorganized to Meet Wednesday Afternoon
The Bridge Club has been reorganized and will hold its first meeting with Mrs. Carrie Buckner on Wednesday at 2 30 PM.
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Bridge Club
Carrie Buckner
Local Social Notes Highlight Lexington Visitors and Movements
Mrs. Fred Farmer hosts in Lexington while many residents travel for visits and business. Names include James Jones, B. C. Taylor, A. S. Vivian, Jeff Jones, Chas. Baker, Geo. Reed, Schuyler Blackwell, C. D. Mansfield, Jouett, Oscar Johnson, N. K. Foster, D. S. Pendleton, Thomas Hampton, Myrtle Owen, Maggie Oakes, Lizzie Taylor, Ed Lamkin, W. S. Garnett, F. Hampton, Mattie Weathers, Ella Pendleton, Anna Swift Turley, C. H. Bowen, W. A. Beatty, Henry Nunnelly, Nette Batson, and Mrs. N. Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Farmer
Lexington
James Jones
Georgia Street
B. C. Taylor
Winchester
Geo. Reed
Boonesborough Pike
Schuyler Blackwell
Herbert Hunter
C. D. Mansfield
Stanton, Ky
Judge Jouett
New York
Oscar Johnson
Millersburg
N. K. Foster
West Virginia
Ohio
D. S. Pendleton
South
Thomas Hampton
Myrtle Owen
Indianapolis
Ind
Martin Reed
Maggie Oakes
Lizzie Taylor
Ed. Lamkin
Warsaw
Somerset
Mrs. Brown
Cincinnati
Nette Batson
Mrs. Coleman
Col Clinkenbeard Makes Good in Ohio Dinner Recalls Baseball Club
The Portsmouth Ohio Times reports a Haas Clothing Company dinner for a local baseball club on November 12. Menu items include Rain Cheek Consumme and Three Strikes and Out Mashed Potatoes. E K S Clinkenbeard served as toastmaster, delivering witty remarks.
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Col. Clinkenbeard
Ohio
Portsmouth
Times
Haas Clothing Company
Louisville Slugger
Saratoga
Segals
Mr. Haas
E. K. S&. Clinkenbeard
Mr. Clinkenbeard
Handspring Shipped to English Market for Newmarket Sale
Lexington Kentucky November 17 Handspring a fifteen year old stallion by Hanover My Favorite out of Bayon d Or has been shipped to England for the December Newmarket sales. Also sent were Right Wild and Favor Bells purchased for D W Arnett of Ireland by G B Morris at the McGrathiana dispersal. Twenty eight routes from Elmendorf left for New York to sail to England for December sales.
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Lexington
Handspring
Hanover
My Favorite
Bayon d’Or
Millsteram Stud
England
Newmarket
Wild Pirate
W. T. Overton
Favor Bells
Bellwether
D. W. Arnett
Ireland
G. B. Morris
Elmendorf
Jack Morgan
New York
Englard
Mansfield Flour Mills Resume Full Time Operations
The R. C. Mansfield's Flour Mills have resumed full time operations after a period of closure for repairs and adjustment of other business activities.
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R. C. Mansfield’s
Special Evangelistic Services at First Presbyterian Church
Special Evangelistic services will continue at the First Presbyterian Church with Tuesday night topic Christ our Substitute.
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First Presbyterian Church
Christ Our Substitute
Patrick petition for habeas corpus denied by Supreme Court
Albert T. Patrick the New York lawyer serving a life sentence for the Rice murder had his petition for a writ of habeas corpus denied by the U S Supreme Court yesterday. The decision upholds his imprisonment at Sing Sing.
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Washington
Albert T. Patrick
New York
Sing Sing
N. Y
William M. Rice
Supreme Court of the United States
New Proprietors Take Over Brown Proetoria Barber Shop
New proprietors Smoot and King announce ownership of the Brown Proetoria Barber Shop and invite patrons to call 41-17-41 for details.
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The
Brown
Proetoria
Smoot & King
Hotel Arrivals List Names Guests Across States
A hotel reports arriving guests including Dr McNamarre from Grand Rapids Michigan and numerous travelers from Kentucky cities such as Stanford Lexington Carlisle Georgetown Paris Butler Shawhan Shelbyville and Cynthiana plus Syracuse New York and Cincinnati Ohio.
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Dr. McNamarre
Grand Rapids
Michigan
George W. Warren
Stanford
W. A Clemments
Springfield
Ill
W. S. Beazely
Lancaster
J. C. Harvey
Lexington
W. L. Brambler
Carlisle
J. O. Rosenthal
Cineinnati
O. Clarence LeBus
Cynthiana
W. B. Chasteen
R. B. Thomas
Georgetown
Thos. H. Clay, Jr
Paris
G. W. McMillan
Butler
J. A. Lakin
Shawhan
Ed. Wilton
John E. Brown
Shelbyville
E. Burley
D. C. Patrick
O. E. Rankin
Augusta
KK. H. Bontelle
Syracuse
N. Y
J. Spyer
Cooking Times for Various Foods by Method
A list of cooking times categorized by Broiling Baking and Boiling. It covers delicate items like thin fish five to eight minutes and large roasts per pound twelve to fifteen minutes, with durations for cakes, poultry, and seafood. Includes ribbed roast beef and various birds with per pound timing and whole items.
Glass Breaks In Judge Evans Office
The big glass in Judge Evans' door was broken Tuesday morning between 8 and 9. No one at the courthouse knows how or by whom. The judge moved his office outside briefly until the glass is replaced.
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Judge Evans
State Treasurer William McKinnon Dies at 56 in Ohio
ASHTABULA Ohio November 17 State Treasurer of Ohio William S McKinnon 56 died at his home after more than a year of illness.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
William S. McKinnon
Judge Beckner Visits Menefee Court Over Gas Territory
Circuit Judge W M Beckner visited Menefee County last week to hear litigation concerning territories that supply natural gas. The proceedings focus on boundary issues affecting gas rights and allocation.
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W. M. Beckner
Menefee County
Beauty Plus Brains Says Woman’s Prime At Thirty
A London World commentary claims the bachelor woman shines most at age thirty combining natural gifts with artful refinements. It asserts confidence, charm, and advantages accrue from experience and style.
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London World
Proper palm care for thriving indoor plants
To water palms correctly, sponge the leaves weekly with lukewarm water with a splash of milk. Then place the plant in lukewarm water deep enough to cover the pot for two hours. This method ensures healthy growth.
Bulwark of Civilization Mirror Assertion
A speaker calls the mirror the bulwark of civilization, claiming it surpasses the steam engine and sewing machine. It purportedly makes women happy by reflecting how they are perceived and serves as a warning to men who overindulge in dissipation.
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Mirror
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Virginia Hanson
J. M. Pickrell
J. H. W. Hollo
Rachel
Ecton
Jas. Hisle
Mary Crutcher
George Green
Basket Ball
Kentucky Wesleyan
Eleanor Robson
Howard Dorset Company
Nettie Locknanae
Gordon Stevenson
Chester Bean
Curtis Wills
Allen Kenney
Danville
C. B. McCord
James H. Boone
Hester
W. Va
Mason and Hanger, Contractors
BIG Lumber Concern
Ohioan S
Tandard Company
Winchester Drug Co
A. Feld
Special Services
C.H. Bowen
Brown-Prectoria
Menefee
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