The Pioneer News, 1920 - Bullitt County Public Library

Leaches, No. 3 - G. B. Herps, Alex
Riley, H. M. Trunnell, W. J. Shaw,
G. W. Taylor.
Pine Tavern, No. 4 - Lee Dawson,
Wm. J. Leslie, S. H. Rickets, Claud
Hill, H. C. Cundiff, O. H. Harned, R.
M. Masden, O. H. Masden
Colored - Frank Jones, Will
Johnson, Ed Swearingen.
As usual, Pine Tavern had the
largest attendance at this meeting
and this indeed speaks well for the
good citizenship of that section.
Lockett Case
An article, not transcribed,
comparing the actions of Governor
Morrow when faced with a mob
trying to lynch Negro, Lockett, for
the rape and murder of a little white
girl, with the actions of former
Governor Stanley when faced with a
similar incident
Eggs for Hatching
Pure bred Barred Rock, $1.50 per
setting of 15. Thompson Strain. Mrs.
Fred Rusch, Shepherdsville.
Pleasant Grove
Rev. Burns, Sam Orms, wife and
daughter, Miss Glayce, were
recently entertained in the home of
R. F. Owen and wife.
Mrs. H. C. Tyler and daughter, Miss
Lillie Tyler, spent Saturday with
Mrs. Judge Cassell.
Thomas Owen has moved near
Bethel Church. Mitch Moore has
moved to the Sauter farm he
purchased and Curtis Moore has
moved to the farm known as the K.
K. Hall place, which is now the
home of Mr. Moore. Mr. Flood and
family have taken up their abode
The Pioneer News, 1920 - J. W. Barrall, Editor
Transcribed from Microfilm by Edith Blissett in the year 2004
near La Grange. I guess we will have
more moving news next week.
Mr. Will Cassell is very ill at this
time at the home of his brother,
Judge Cassell.
Chester Gentry’s family have been
ill with Flu. Mrs. Gentry and little
son have been dangerously ill, but
glad to say they are better at this
time. Rollie Newton, Robert Smith,
Carey Smith and Marion Smith have
had the epidemic too, but are all out
again.
Mr. Arch Magruder came the past
week to make his home with his
sister, Mrs. Judge Cassell.
Mrs. Frank Wright is on the sick list.
Mrs. Ada Orms spent a day the past
week with Mrs. T. H. Wise.
Sam Orms spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family.
Louis Stallings and wife spent a day
the past week with their daughter,
Mrs. Vernon Dickey of near Mt.
Washington.
Miss Emma Gentry spent a few days
last week with Miss Ruthie Owen.
Marvin Stallings, wife and son spent
Sunday with J. W. Lloyd and family.
A son of Mr. Sim Owen has a
broken bone in the lower limb. We
don’t know how he happened to the
accident.
Mrs. Albert Fisher spent several
days the past week at Bardstown.
We have a new neighbor on the
Shepherdsville and Mt. Washington
telephone line, Judge Cassell.
Miss Emma Gentry recently spent
several days with Mrs. Albert Fisher
and Edward Owen’s family.
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Mrs. Herman and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
parents at Mt. Washington, Joe
Dickey and wife.
George Armstrong sent three calves
and R. F. Owen one to the city last
week by the Proctor Truck.
Thomas Bridwell’s sister, Mrs.
Alcorn, is at the infirmary in city,
not very much improved.
Odis Orms and family spent Sunday
with Tillman Ridgway and wife.
Dr. Ridgway was called Sunday to
the home of Bud Foster and found
all down with the Flu, 8 in family.
Hugh Hall, wife and daughter spent
Sunday with Elbert Bass and wife.
Church Notice
Rev. J. R. Moreman has accepted the
work at Shepherdsville for this year
and will preach at the Christian
Church 2 nd and 4 th Sunday at 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. each month.
Buys Fine Stock
Mr. Hilary Dawson and Robert E.
Lee both attended the big Stock Sale
in Louisville last week.
Mr. Lee bought Shorthorn and Mr.
Dawson bought Hereford.
We are glad to see fine stock come
into this county.
Death - Harry Hoagland
Harry R. Hoagland, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Lee Hoagland, died at the
home of his parents, 2727 Dumesnil
Street, Louisville last Monday
morning.
He had frequently visited at
Bardstown Junction, where his
father was born and reared. He was
buried in the Smith Cemetery last
Wednesday morning.