
Oil Center. Miss Virginia Ware left Monday for Richmond where she will attend school. The Somerset Journal Somerset, Ky., Friday, September 12, 1919. … Continue reading

Oil Center. Miss Virginia Ware left Monday for Richmond where she will attend school. The Somerset Journal Somerset, Ky., Friday, September 12, 1919. … Continue reading

Following is the program for the Teachers Association of the First Division of Pulaski County to be held at Nancy on December 3, 1920: Song, Star Spangled Banner, Association; Devotional; Address, Supt. Meece; Assigning the Lesson, Mattie Hunt, Otha Gaskin … Continue reading

News from Neighboring Counties Clark Born – to wife of John Ware, a son. Harrison County Courier Saturday 1 Jun 1889 Vol. 2 No. 40 Pg. 1 Col. 4 … Continue reading

Contests For Town Trustees in Burnside, Eubanks and Other Places in County. There are several warm races on for control of the city affairs in the county where Trustees are to be elected. All petitions were filed with the County … Continue reading

THE CITY GOVERNMENT FIRST MAYOR AND BOARD OF COUNCILMEN Cynthiana may justly claim the reverence and respect due age, but as remarked elsewhere, compared to Damascus she is yet in her swaddling clothes. She is an old but ever young … Continue reading

ROCKCASTLE COUNTY FAIR THIRD DAY Best suckling colt, R. L. Lucas first, J. T. Purcell second; best mare or gelding over two and under three years old, M. W. Rodgers first, C. C. McClure second; best mare or gelding, any … Continue reading

Killed by Auto. John Steele, Corinth, Ky., 55 years of age, was struck by an automobile driven by Jonas Ware of Pulaski and received injuries from which he died at the Somerset Hospital a few hours later. The accident occurred … Continue reading

A wedding of much interest to Somerset people was that of Miss Daisy Lynn Ware, of this city, and Mr. Fred Fritts, of Phillipburg, N.J., which was solemnized on September 29th in Columbus, Ohio, by Rev. J. Wesley Hatcher of … Continue reading

ROCKCASTLE COUNTY FAIR STOCK DEPARTMENT First Day, Best running Walker, Confined to Rockcastle county, R. L. McFerron; free for all mule race, Ben Howard first, J. M. Coffey second, Marion Hamlin third; running race for plug horses, Rockcastle county, Harve … Continue reading

In Covington, to Mr. & Mrs. N.B. Ware, a daughter. She was formerly Miss Sweet Smith of Berry. Cynthiana Democrat 17 Nov 1910 Thursday Vol. 63 No. 8 6 Pages Pg. 5 Col. 3 … Continue reading
