DAR Conference Held In Lexington Proceeded By Banquet
The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a conference at Lexington over Thursday and Friday with the Lexington and Bryan Station Chapters organizing a brilliant reunion. Mrs Donald McLean will give a speech introduced by Miss Anna Chandler Goff. A banquet Tuesday evening will bring together about 300 guests including the Sons of the Revolution.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Lexington
Lexington and
Bryan Station
Donald Mc- Lean
Daughters of the American Revolution of America
Anna Chandler Goff
Sons of the Revolution
Daughters of the Revolution
Personal notes from Jessemine to Breathitt and Beyond
Col Tom Phillips visits his old home in Jessemine county. Mrs Sam Jett stays at a goat ranch in Breathitt county. Wallace M Witt of Witt Springs Ky visits Grant Witt in this city. Miss Margaret Mackabee of Morehouse Mo returns home after a stay and is honored with several socials. Ed Green and wife return from their bridal trip and stay with Mrs James Watts. Mrs J W Burgin in Lexington to see her ill sister Mrs Robert Willis. EF Shackelford of Richmond in town then to Louisville for Masons Grand Lodge. Prof M Riley and Prof H M Shipp in Frank en on business. J Clyde Darragh of Indiana in town. Alice Bradley accepts position with Rose Baldwin. Stella Bush ill with typhoid at East Washington street home. Mrs M Goode returns from Louisville to daughter Mrs D W Owen on Georgia street. Mrs Laura Hamilton of Mt Sterling visits aunt Mrs Will Jones. Mrs Wrenn of Lexington visits her parents Mr and Mrs Sil Dinelli. Mrs Lewis Hagan goes to Paris for Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs R M Rice.
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Tom Phillips
Jessemine County
Sam Jett
Breathitt County
Wallace M. Witt
Witt Springs
Grant Witt
Margaret Mackabee
Morehouse
Mackabee
Ed. Green
Stella Bush
East Washington Street
M. Goode
Louisville
D. W. Owen
Georgia Street
Laura Hamilton
Mt. Sterling
Will Jones
Wrenn
Lexington
Sil Dinelli
Lewis Hagan
Paris
Winchester Roller Mills Flour Ad Declares Oldest Local Mill
The Winchester Roller Mills markets its status as the county’s oldest and best institution and promotes home flour Kerr Perfection and White Pearl as unequaled products. The notice includes a date line of 10-12-11.
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Winchester Roller Mills
Kerr
Stein-Bloch Tailors Deliver Style and Quality
A discussion on tailoring compares generic garments with Stein-Bloch suits and overcoats. It contrasts dull cloth coverings with outfits that exude distinction through superior fabrics, fit, and design. Stein-Bloch is praised for offering proven fashions and a smooth, proper style.
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Stein-Bloch
Destitute Winchester Family Story Debunked in Frankfort
The Frankfort News recounts a Winchester family of six allegedly traveling on foot to Frankfort seeking transport to Worthville. Officials say the tale is false, with no Nikirk family, no mortgage, and no sale, while charity helped the mother and children. Judge Polsgrove acted to aid the family, directing them to Associated Charities for help.
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The
Frankfort
Winchester
Worthville
Nikirk
John Nikirk
Childern
Wainchester
Judge Polsgrove
Nik‘vik
Flo
Georgia
Missoulu
Redding
Associated Charities of
An Important Advantage and Other Short Observations
An opinion column notes a stepfather’s advantage since a wife cannot claim inherited traits. A Siamese jungle is described as a forest of fish hooks and barbed wire. A woman’s worry about calling on another who does not care is discussed. Mrs. Lapsling says Johnny tests her patience but she never spanks him, opposing corporal punishment.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Johnny
Wanted. Rooms to rent or board and help advertised
Wanted. People who have rooms to rent board for sale or who want help to advertise in this column. 10-2-11. One-half cents per word per insertion five cents per calendar month. Nothing counted less than 20 words. No item charged on books for less than 25 cents.
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Sociallex
Clarence Boswell
Katherine Sandusky
Florrye Smith
Tila Stewart
Mr. Sterling
Sterlig Dancing Club
Sarah Feddicord
Mrs. Rowland
J. E. Gaieskill
Gertrude Price
Owingsille
Salt Lick
W. F. Good
Peinz
J. Marshall Thomas
Columbus
Ohio
Vic Bloomfield
Artis. & Turnbull
New
York
Ella W. Haggard
National
Allan & Murphy
C. H. Bowen
A. H. Sympson
Highland Street
J. C. Lary
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