January 6, 1922 - Bullitt County Public Library

Born to the wife of Dan Nutt a fine
girl, March 12 th .
Bro. Peak dined with Mrs. Arp
Harmon and son Jim Sunday.
Miss Texia Swearingen entertained
Sunday night the following: Mrs.
Violetta Thompson, Messrs Norman
Bridwell, Vern Jones, Clifford
Bolton and Elmer Crenshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. John Berry and
Lemmie Berry spent Sunday night
with her mother, Mrs. Walter
Gamble.
Born to the wife of Max Bolton, a
girl, March 7 th .
The home of Miss Fronia James and
brother caught on fire one night the
past week but was put out before
much damage was done.
Old Brick Gone
The old brick walls left standing
after the fire have been pushed down
by the boys and the last of Bullitt’s
first jail is about gone.
Pageant
The Baptist Young People’s Union
will present a pageant. Those with
speaking parts: Lena Patterson, Ruth
Crenshaw, Ruth Patterson, Wilodean
Froman, Miss Mullins, Inez
Patterson, Urey Tucker, Ada
Patterson, Ella Mae Dever, Milton
Formhals, Reba Devers, Elizabeth
Pitman, Clara Johnson, Sola Mae
Lee, Perry Mumford, Pauline
Crenshaw, directed by Miss Powell.
Snider - Jones
Mr. Marshall Jones, of this place and
Miss Cora Snider, of Louisville,
were married February 28 by the
Rev. Father Crany of St. Cecilias
Church, Louisville, Ky. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Snider, who for many years made
The Pioneer News, 1922 - J. W. Barrall, Editor
Extracted or Transcribed From Microfilm by Edith Blissett in the year 2004
their home in Bullitt County. The
groom is the son of Mrs. Frank
Stuman of this Co. The couple will
make their home in the city.
Bargains
Articles damaged in fire are being
sold at bargain prices. Smith &
Smith
Notice
Since we expect to erect the Soldiers
Memorial here in the early spring
with the $1,989.15 which is in the
hands of J. L. Williams and which
was raised then and by the schools
of this county in the fall of 1920 and
since we do not want to be selfish in
this noble work, we hereby invite the
public to join us with their donations
and let’s honor our noble boys now
in 1922 and not wait for the
generation of 1992 to do it for us.
Most of these boys left estates
ranging form $6,000 to $20,000 and
we invite their relatives as well as
the entire public to send donations
before May 1 st , 1922 to J. L.
Williams or any banker in this
County. Respectfully, T. M.
Mattingly, E. Z. Wiggington, J. T.
Harris, H. M. Trunnell, Emerson
Welch and Ora L. Roby, Bullitt
County School Board.
Wanted
A good, sober working tenant at
once, for corn and tobacco, furnish
everything and give half come out.
Preston Street Road, take Zoneton
Road to Nic Miller Store, Inquire for
J. B. Scott Farm. C. J. Zeulzschel,
Owner. Shepherdsville.
Medora
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Felker, a fine twelve pound boy,
Edward Herman.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Whiteside, a girl.
Mr. Pete Morrow will move to
Louisville soon where he has work.
All of the sick folks in this
neighborhood are better at the
present.
Mr. John Stibbens family are all
down with the flu.
Mr. Henry Pendleton has about
commenced his tenant house and
Mr. Emmett Snellen will move in it.
Mrs. Mary Down has passed to the
haven of rest and was laid to rest in
the South Eastern Cemetery.
Mr. Fred Seebolt dropped dead at his
home near Medora.
Mrs. Delie McNut is quite ill at this
writing.
Mr. Dave Markem has sold out and
moved to Louisville to work.
Mr. Tom Pauley went up to see
seven widows and they all wanted to
talk at once. He came back down
home and said he could not talk to
all of them at once. He got Mr. Crist
Pauley to go back with him. Mr.
Crist said he was not going to get
himself in a shape like that any
more.
Mr. Elmer Beghtol is building a new
fence along the new road through his
place.
Mr. Paul Brashear has been very
low, but is better.
Miss Annie Muss will have a
birthday party Sunday.
Miss Lula Pendleton has returned
home after an extended visit to her
sister, Mrs. Jones.
Miss Mildred Stibbens is taking a
business course at Bryant and
Stratton.