Monroe County KyArchives News.....News Tidbits April 17, 1929
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Monroe Co. News April 17, 1929
Grade school 25 Apr 1929 presented a play called The Little Clodhopper. 
Students performing: John McCREARY, Hoyd SIMS, David WALDEN, Martha BOYLES, Eva 
RICH, Ruth ___(blank).
7 yr old girl operated on - d/o N. G. LEE who is manager of the Lee Stave Mills 
in the eastern part of the couty. Girl was attacked by the flu several weeks 
ago, now has infection of lung. Tube installed to drain; girl staying at a 
hotel here while healing; she from Nashville.
Terry HAMMER from Meshack moving his family to T'ville. 

Methodist Missionary Society held meeting at home of Mrs. Elner McCREARY. Those 
participating: Maggie EVANS (prayer), Miss Eddie GEARLD (topic discussion); Mrs 
T K CHISM (benediction).
Mother's Club meeting 26 Apr. Hostess: Mrs Wick HARLAN. Mrs.
Bernice SWANN discussed why we observe Decoration Day. Mrs.
Hugh T RICHARDSON discussed when it became a holiday. W C TOOLEY announces sale 
on 27th Apr of home and property four miles north of T'ville. Being sold are 
household and kitchen furniture, telephones, call bells, incubators, brooders 
an some farming tools.
Mrs Flora EVANS and Mrs Lizzie EVANS note: "To Our Debtors:
Keep in mind the warning we gave you in The News in regard to a settlement of 
old accounts and notes due us. If you don't come in and settle, then don't feel 
hurt at us if a Collector calls on you or serves notice on you."

Hestand News: Stork visited home of Mrs. Luther BAILEY the 11th and left them a 
fine baby. Mr and Mrs Bob MORGAN were the guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie GROGAN. 
Jim T and O D SPEAR and Miss Viola SPEAR of Hestand and Clarence SHORT of 
Blythe visited Mrs Vera HAMMER in T'ville Sunday. B H EVANS of T'ville is 
selling a 500 gallon Galvanized Pressure Tank, 1 1/2 horse power and one pump 
jack. Dr DUNCAN of T'ville is moving his office from the Deposit Bank on Main 
Street to his smoke-house on the east side of Magnolia St opposite the 
Methodist Church. N G LEE selling 6 new boiler tubes that are 3 1/2 x 14 feet. 

Society: Clarence EVANS spent last weekend with friends in Nashville.
Mrs C T KIDWELL of Louisville guest of the family of her mother, Mrs R V EVANS. 
Ben JONES of Burkesville attending court her last week.
Mesdames Marie MILLER, Annie PICKERELL and Gladys CARTER were seen shopping in 
T'ville Saturday. George WHITE of Persimon was in town a few hours Thursday. He 
is not in right good health and was here advising with physicians. Mrs R V 
EVANS & Miss Evelyn EVANS were in Louisville last week. She bought a line of 
Ladies' 
furnishings for Evans Dry Goods Co.Jack MOODY, Dave MOODY, Truman HOLLINSWORTH, 
Cornell HAGAN and Wilber CHISM attending a baseball game in Louisville last 
Sat. Urie PROFFITT of T'ville was a pitcher in the game. Mr and Mrs N B BRYANT 
of Scottsville and Mr and Mrs B C Latimer of Glasgow were guests of Dr and Mrs 
BRYANT here a few hours Sunday afternoon. Braska WELCH, popular candidate for 
jailer called at the newspaper office to transact business.



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