Breckinridge County KyArchives News....."General News" January 28, 1925
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Breckinridge News; 1/28/1925 January 28, 1925
Mrs. A. Y. Ford is visiting her son, Mr. Emmett B. Ford, and Mrs. Ford, in New 
Orleans.  She will later go to Duncan Springs, Miss., for the remainder of the 
winter.  Mr. Ford has returned from New Orleans, where he spent the holidays 
with his son, says the Louisville Post.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Compton were among those on the reception committee at the 
Optimist Club's annual banquet held in the new building of the Slk's (I believe 
this is a typo and should be "Elks") Club in Louisville last Tuesday evening.  
Mr. and Mrs. Compton are former residents of Hardinsburg.
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WEDDINGS

One of the first official duties that tell to Judge J. W. Burt, judge pro tem 
of Breckinridge county, was that of performing the nuptial rites.  Judge Burt, 
invested with all the powers of an official, said two marriage ceremonies 
Monday, January 26 in his office at Hardinsburg.  The couples united were:  
Martin Willoughby, 20 years old and Miss Pearl Sarver, 18 years old, both of 
the Falls of Rough.  Forrest Wilhelm and Miss Mattie Hayse, also of Falls of 
Rough.

Albie W. Smiley and Miss Nannie Arms, both of Mook, were married Saturday, 
January 24.  The Rev. H. C. Fentress, of Hardinsburg, officiated.
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SEVEN TALLEST STRUCTURES

The seven tallest office structures in New York are the Woolworth Building, 792 
feet; Metropolitan Life Insurance Building, 700 feet; Singer Building, 612 
feet; Municipal Building, 560 feet; Banker's Trust Building, 539 feet; City 
Investment Building, 487 feet, and Equitable Life Building, 467 feet.  The 
Woolworth is the tallest on earth.
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MOTORING IN FLORIDA

Hardinsburg, Ja. 26 (Special)- T. J. Hook and Dr. D. S. Sphire left here 
Saturday for Louisville from which point they will start on a motor pleasure 
trip to Florida.  They will be away several weeks.
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LOCAL CHURCH NEWS

The February meeting of the Y. W. A. will be held Monday evening at the home of 
Mrs. Frank C. Ferry.


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This was a portion of one page I had copied at the Archives in Hardinsburg.

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