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January 6, 1922 Mr The Pioneer News, 1922 - J. W. Barrall, Editor Extracted or Transcribed From Microfilm by Edith Blissett in the year 2004 January 6, 1922 Mr. Ralph Henderson, a well known John Berry and wife have moved to young man of this county, has J. A. Roby’s farm and Walter School News accepted a position as Government Gamble and family of Louisville mail clerk running from Louisville have moved on Lem Swearingen’s Most of the schools in this county to Bloomfield. farm. that did not finish before the holidays opened again Monday. Col. Billy Ashby has just received Fred Kulmer and wife entertained his commission and has taken charge Thursday night in honor of their Miss Ruth D. Smith will finish the th of the Post Office here. daughter, Miss Lovena, the 8 grade room at Mt. Washington following guests: Misses Fay and Notice for Miss Clark while Miss Bonnie Neva Magruder of Salt River, Mary Judd will complete the school at The party having my dog is known Weller, Violetta Thompson, Hazel Green Briar. and if not released and turned loose, Nusz, Margaret Hughes, Blanche Atty and Mrs. Carroll spent the will be prosecuted to full extent of and Julia Weller, Texia Swearingen, holidays with Mrs. Carroll’s parents the law. J. D. Buckman. Ollie Lee Maraman, Messrs Leon at Carrollton, Ky. Lloyd of High Grove, James Work on New Bank Thompson of Louisville, Orbia Lee Russell Johnson, Charles Combs, The contractors are at work on the Masden, Clifford Bolton, Nathan Elizabeth Weller and Mary Stalling new bank, which will be completed Hughes, Paul Roby, Norman and of the State College have been some time in the spring. Guy Bridwell. spending the holidays with their parents in this county. Victory James Roby and wife dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ola Roby during the Mrs. Mayme Roby Walker, of Mr. and Mrs. Mc Roby entertained holidays. Glendale, recently returned to her a number of guests one night home after a very critical operation recently in honor of Mrs. Roby’s Lem Swearingen and family spent at Norton’s Infirmary. She is doing niece, Miss Sylvia Phelps. Wednesday with Riley Weller and well and was able to go home two family. Also Alf Weller and wife Miss Fronia E. James spent the weeks after the operation which was were guests. holidays with her sister, Mrs. J. L. performed by Dr. Albert Arnold, a Trunnell at Shepherdsville. Miss Eva May Jones spent one night former Bullitt County boy. His is during the holidays with Miss Leona making his mark as Surgeon. Miss Violetta Thompson entertained Roby. Xmas day the following guests: Prof. Sanders and Mrs. Sanders Misses Lovena Kulmer, Texia Jess Parker and wife motored to the (looks like) spent the holidays in Swearingen, Margaret Hughes, and city Thursday. various parts of the state with May Weller, Messrs James relatives. Miss Ollie Lee Maraman entertained Thompson of Louisville, Clifford a few young friends in her home Mr. S. G. Thornberry, who will Bolton, Norman Bridwell and Vern Wednesday night. represent Bullitt and Spencer County Jones. the coming session of the General Misses Eva Mae and Mary Jones, Mrs. Will Magruder, of Deatsville, Assembly left Monday to assume his Leona Roby and Rouse Jones spent spent Christmas with her mother, duties at the State Capitol. New Year with little Miss Lillian Mrs. Arp Harmon. Roby. Sen. William Perry, of Louisville, E. H. Samuels, of Knob Creek, spent has been chosen .... of the State Mrs. Violetta Thompson was guest Wednesday and Thursday with his Senate and J. H. Thompson, of Paris, of Miss Texia Swearingen one day wife at the home of her parents. Ky ... speaker of the House. Sen. and night during Xmas. Perry is well known here and Misses Ollie Lee Maraman and Miss Mary Weller had as her guests married a Bullitt County girl, Miss Violetta Thompson, Messrs Guy last Wednesday Misses Margaret Hagan of Chapeze and their friends Bridwell and Orbia Lee Masden of Hughes and Violetta Thompson, in this county are glad to hear of the Shepherdsville, were visitors of Miss Senator’s success at Frankfort. Margaret Hughes Thursday. Page 393 The Pioneer News, 1922 - J. W. Barrall, Editor Extracted or Transcribed From Microfilm by Edith Blissett in the year 2004 Norman Bridwell and Clifford Earl Owen, from the city, spent a Mr. and Mrs. Judge Cassell have Bolton. few days last week with his sisters, united with the Pleasant Grove Mrs. Mike Brumley and Mrs. Claud Church by letter. They were Misses Jennie and Nora Bridwell, Stallings. members of River View Church. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hough were guests of Mrs. Harry H???? during Judge Cassell and wife entertained Chas. Newton spent Saturday and the holidays. on the 28th, that day being Mr. Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Laura Cassell’s birthday: Mr. and Mrs. Newton of Pleasant Grove vicinity. Henry Jones and wife spent Sunday Geo. Armstrong, J. W. Lloyd and with Lem Swearingen and family. Circuit Court wife, Miss Jennie Carpenter from Mrs. A. V. Greenwell and son dined the city, T. H. Wise and wife, little The following cases were tried at New Year’s with her father, Mc Misses Parlee, Hazel, and Dorothy the December term of court; Lloyd, Audrey King, Franklin Roby. Robt. Tungate VS L & N RR, Armstrong, Mrs. John Lane and baby returned to settled. Miss Ruthie Owen entertained the city after a visit with her parent, Comm VS Everett O’Bryan, not several guests Sunday. H. T. Grant. guilty R. F. Owen and family spent a day Walter Tyler, of Jefferson County, Burr Leslie VS A. Herman $50. spent the week end with relatives last week with Mrs. Fannie Hall. and friends here. Southern RR VS J. A. Shelton, Mrs. Louis Whitledge and daughter, dismissed On the Mt. Washington Road Mable, spent a day and night last week with Mrs. Ed Bridwell. Ben Crenshaw VS C. Dawson, Miss Jennie Carpenter, of the city, settled spent the past week with her sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Grant and children Mrs. G. W. Armstrong and Mrs. spent Xmas holidays with her Wave Bell VS C. Dawson, settled mother, Mrs. Laura Newton. John Whitledge. Jas. T. Cook Vs Luther Warren, 2 Odis Orms, wife and children, of the Misses Beryl and Ernestine Hall cases, settled entertained several guests one day city, spent several days last week J. T. Cook VS Christ Heft, settled with Tillman Ridgway and wife. last week. Herman Frans VS Juanita Ferris, S. O. Armstrong and family spent Mrs. Prudence Armstrong was judgment surprised Xmas day by some of her Monday night with Allard children gathering with a full basket Armstrong and wife. Comm VS Carroll Troutman, $200, of something good to eat. Some of 1 day in jail Little Miss Dorothy Hall spent a few the children did not get to come as days last week with her Crist Heft VS Malitd (sic) Heft, they were on the other side of the grandmother, Mrs. Kate Hall. judgment high water. May you have many more Xmas surprises. Robert Bridwell, wife and children, Lou Kate and D. M. Parris VS J. W. Ernest Simmons, wife and little Parris, 2 cases, judgment Ed Bridwell and family spent a day daughter, Lois, and Russell Stallings the past week with Clay Whitledge Comm VS Jno. Redman and Jerry spent one day during the holidays and family. McCue, each $100 and 6 months in with Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hall. jail. James Simmons is quite ill. He is Miss Glayce Orms visited relatives getting weaker every day. Comm VS Jas. Buckman $200 and here Saturday and Sunday. 10 days in jail. Strauss Hall and Mrs. Kate Hall, Clay Whitledge and wife entertained Howard Hardin and wife, and Hugh W. N. Griffin VS Ben Miller, company Sunday. Hall visited friends near Taylorsville judgment Mrs. Ira Flood spent Sunday with a day and night last week. Roy Dale Cravens VS Sherley her ???, Mr. Robert Grant and wife. Whitesides $100. Page 394 The Pioneer News, 1922 - J. W. Barrall, Editor Extracted or Transcribed From Microfilm by Edith Blissett in the year 2004 Man Shot Dead Rural Carrier Examination Mrs. Kate Hall and two daughters, Misses Beryl and Ernestine Hall, Hopkinsville, Ky. Dec. 25. “I’m too The U. S. Civil Service Commission spent a day the past week with Hugh old”, said Charles Law, 75 years old, will hold examination for rural Hall and wife. when told by Jesse Clark, 22 to carrier at Bardstown Junction and dance at a Christmas celebration at vacancies that may occur later. The Mr. Wright is on the sick list. Mannington. It’ll make you young,” salary of a rural carrier on a standard Mrs. Bert Ridgway spent Xmas day Clark is said to have replied, daily wagon route of 24 miles is with her uncle, Jasper Hall, who has drawing a pistol and shooting him $1,800 per annum with an additional rheumatism. through the body, it is alleged. The $30.00 per mile per annum for each wounded man died a few minutes mile in excess of 24 miles. The Frankling Armstrong recently later. His assailant escaped. examination will be open only to entertained several young people. citizens who are actually domiciled Bullitt County Men H. C. Tyler and family visited his in the territory of a post office in the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lem Tyler, Mr. H. L. Formhals and son and Mr. county and who meet the other near Ting during the holidays. Roach have opened up a paint shop requirements. Both men and women, to do all kinds of fine painting if qualified, may enter this Mr.
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