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    1. Re: [KYPENDLE] Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920

    3. IOOF stand for Indpendent Order of Odd Fellows. This is a fraternal organization with lodges in many communities around the country. They were organized to help those in need and do good works in the community. Many lodges sponsor cemeteries as well as recreational facilities like parks and swimming pools. For more information you can go the their website at www.ioof.org. Bob in Indiana

    05/19/2004 09:58:50
    1. Re: [KYPENDLE] Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920
    2. william highfill

    3. Diane, International Order of Odd Fellows--a fraternal organization similar to the masonic orders. Will. ----- Original Message ----- From: <DMR1109@aol.com> To: <KYPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 12:59 PM Subject: Re: [KYPENDLE] Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 > I've noticed the mention in a few obits of an "IOOF" cemetery. What does the > "IOOF" stand for? I thank you for in advance for any info. Diane > > > ==== KYPENDLE Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain > letters, political announcements, current events, items for > sale, personal messages, flames,etc. (in other words - spam) > is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal. Consideration > for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett kathleenburnett@earthlink.net > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

    05/19/2004 08:55:14
    1. Re: [KYPENDLE] Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920

    3. I've noticed the mention in a few obits of an "IOOF" cemetery. What does the "IOOF" stand for? I thank you for in advance for any info. Diane

    05/19/2004 07:59:53
    1. Re: [KYPENDLE] FALMOUTH OUTLOOK MAY 2, 1920

    3. R. Regan The item that I posted is all there was. No names were given other than the ones that I recorded. Article was very short. Doug Harper

    05/17/2004 09:53:55
    1. FALMOUTH OUTLOOK MAY 2, 1920

    3. Mr. Harper: Did the entry regarding Thomas Regan's 94th birthday contain the names of relatives attending the celebration? R.Regan

    05/17/2004 07:20:04
    1. Re: [KYPENDLE] Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920
    2. Hermon B Fagley

    3. You Pendleton Co,Ky people should meet my pal,Jim "Jocko" Marksbury. On Mon, 17 May 2004 08:41:58 EDT Oddville50@aol.com writes: > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 1 Col. 1 > > On Trial for Murder of his Best Friend > Thomas Marksberry charged with most brutal crime in the History of > Bracken > > (4 columns with pictures of victim and Marksberry.) > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 1 Col. 5 > > Deaths > > Routt, Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth 77y 2m 5d > b. 25 Feb 1843 near Browning's Corner > d. 30 Apr 1920 home of dau. in Cleveland, OH > bur. Richland Cem. > dau. Captain and Mrs. Wm. H. Littlejohn > m. Wm. Routt 1859 he d. 29 Apr 1897 > mother 10 children six survive > surv. Mrs. A. T. Wyatt > Mrs. W.O. Williams > Mrs. John Aulick > W. W. Routt > Mrs. James R. Crawford > Mrs. John Lee > Pallbearers 6 grandsons > Clarence Aulick > Arlie Wyatt > Harley Wyatt > Edward Wyatt > Will Wyatt > John Hamilton > > > Lambert, Mrs. Mary > d. Saturday Covington > m. William Lambert d. several years ago > > > Yelton, Mrs. M.A. > d. Tuesday Christ Hosp. Cincinnati > m. Dr. M.A. Yelton > mother two childrenAlexander > Virginia > From Boone County Recorder > > Vanlandingham, Edna > b. near Gardnersville > d. Tuesday Latonia > bur. Gardnersville Cem. > > Drake, Mrs. L.H. (Jennie) > d. 30 Apr 1920home near Pleasant Hill > Jennie Day > surv. husband and 6 children > Mabel > Ora > Edna > Raymond > Arnett > Arthur Drake > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 1 Col. 7 > > Pendleton Democrat is discontinued > > Published here for last 9 months. Was named Leader before name > changed in July last year. > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg.1 Col. 7 > > Celebrates 94th Birthday > Thomas Regan, oldest citizen in Pendleton county celebrated his > 94th > birthday at his home on Rigg St. on Sunday, May 2nd. Mrs. D.M. > Wynn and Mrs. Tim > Messmer prepared an elegant dinner for twenty-five invited guests, > who were > relatives and close friends. Mr. Regan is th eonly surviving > Mexican Was > weteran in this section of the state, and he is a most remarkably > preserved man. > None enjoyed the day more than Uncle Tom. He is splendid citizen > and is held > in the highest esteem by all our people. Here's hoping Mr. Regan > man grind > out the century mark. > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 2 Col. 6 > > Mt. Vernon > > Ed Cummins and wife, of Neave spent Saturday night with their > aunts, Misses > Mary and Emma Collier. > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 4 Col. 5 > > Blades, James E. Will > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 4 Col. 7 > > Kelly, Emanuel Will > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 6 Col. 1 > > Neighboring Counties > Bracken Co. > > On April 24th, to the wife of Frank Cummins, of Bachelor's Rest, > was born a > son, Clarence Franklin. > > Miss Emma Showalter of Cincinnati, is spending this week the guest > of her > sister, Mrs. Willie Cummins, of Wellsburg and her aunt Mrs. M. M. > Dennis, at > Brooksville. > > Scharffenberger, Tonyabout 35 > d. 24 Apr 1920 > > Holton, Mrs. Isabelle 57 > d. 24 Apr 1920 home near Bradford > bur. Bladeston > m. Gilbert Holton > Isabelle Hiles > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 6 Col. 2 > > Harrison Co. > > McLoney, N.T. > d. Tuesday home near Connersville > > Trigg, Mrs. Sarah Ball > d. Monday home of W.G. Swartz, Cynthiana > > Casey, Mrs. Myrtle 23 > d. 23 Apr 1920 home Berry > dau. Josh Teal > m. Harry Casey > > Whalen, Mrs. Cynthia > b. 24 Nov 1844 > d. 25 Apr 1920 near Smithsonville > m. J. W. Whalen d. 5 years ago > dau. Crawford and Polly Ann Johnson > surv. Children > E. J. Whalen > Steven B. Whalen, Georgetown > Kerby Whalen, Cynthiana > Harry Whalen > sis E.J. Johnson survives > > > Grant Co. > > Rogers, Mrs. Mary E. > d. 15 Apr 1920 Dodge City, MO > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 6 Col. 5 > > Jake Hall Adjudged Insane > > Jake Hall, aged Confederate veteran of this city, was adjudged of > unsound > mind in Judge Mills' court last Saturday and the court ordered that > he be sent > to the Eastern Kentucky St ate Hospital for treatment. Mr. Hall is > very > feeble, and it is hoped that treatment at the hospital will be > beneficial to him. > > > Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 > Pg. 8 Col. 3 > > Butler > > Perry, George > d. > bur. Spring Grove > > ============================== > Items of interest to: > Doug Harper > Biloxi, MS > > > ==== KYPENDLE Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain > letters, political announcements, current events, items for > sale, personal messages, flames,etc. (in other words - spam) > is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal. Consideration > for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett > kathleenburnett@earthlink.net > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

    05/17/2004 03:58:07
    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 On Trial for Murder of his Best Friend Thomas Marksberry charged with most brutal crime in the History of Bracken (4 columns with pictures of victim and Marksberry.) Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Deaths Routt, Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth 77y 2m 5d b. 25 Feb 1843 near Browning's Corner d. 30 Apr 1920 home of dau. in Cleveland, OH bur. Richland Cem. dau. Captain and Mrs. Wm. H. Littlejohn m. Wm. Routt 1859 he d. 29 Apr 1897 mother 10 children six survive surv. Mrs. A. T. Wyatt Mrs. W.O. Williams Mrs. John Aulick W. W. Routt Mrs. James R. Crawford Mrs. John Lee Pallbearers 6 grandsons Clarence Aulick Arlie Wyatt Harley Wyatt Edward Wyatt Will Wyatt John Hamilton Lambert, Mrs. Mary d. Saturday Covington m. William Lambert d. several years ago Yelton, Mrs. M.A. d. Tuesday Christ Hosp. Cincinnati m. Dr. M.A. Yelton mother two childrenAlexander Virginia From Boone County Recorder Vanlandingham, Edna b. near Gardnersville d. Tuesday Latonia bur. Gardnersville Cem. Drake, Mrs. L.H. (Jennie) d. 30 Apr 1920home near Pleasant Hill Jennie Day surv. husband and 6 children Mabel Ora Edna Raymond Arnett Arthur Drake Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Pendleton Democrat is discontinued Published here for last 9 months. Was named Leader before name changed in July last year. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg.1 Col. 7 Celebrates 94th Birthday Thomas Regan, oldest citizen in Pendleton county celebrated his 94th birthday at his home on Rigg St. on Sunday, May 2nd. Mrs. D.M. Wynn and Mrs. Tim Messmer prepared an elegant dinner for twenty-five invited guests, who were relatives and close friends. Mr. Regan is th eonly surviving Mexican Was weteran in this section of the state, and he is a most remarkably preserved man. None enjoyed the day more than Uncle Tom. He is splendid citizen and is held in the highest esteem by all our people. Here's hoping Mr. Regan man grind out the century mark. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 6 Mt. Vernon Ed Cummins and wife, of Neave spent Saturday night with their aunts, Misses Mary and Emma Collier. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 5 Blades, James E. Will Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 7 Kelly, Emanuel Will Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring Counties Bracken Co. On April 24th, to the wife of Frank Cummins, of Bachelor's Rest, was born a son, Clarence Franklin. Miss Emma Showalter of Cincinnati, is spending this week the guest of her sister, Mrs. Willie Cummins, of Wellsburg and her aunt Mrs. M. M. Dennis, at Brooksville. Scharffenberger, Tonyabout 35 d. 24 Apr 1920 Holton, Mrs. Isabelle 57 d. 24 Apr 1920 home near Bradford bur. Bladeston m. Gilbert Holton Isabelle Hiles Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Harrison Co. McLoney, N.T. d. Tuesday home near Connersville Trigg, Mrs. Sarah Ball d. Monday home of W.G. Swartz, Cynthiana Casey, Mrs. Myrtle 23 d. 23 Apr 1920 home Berry dau. Josh Teal m. Harry Casey Whalen, Mrs. Cynthia b. 24 Nov 1844 d. 25 Apr 1920 near Smithsonville m. J. W. Whalen d. 5 years ago dau. Crawford and Polly Ann Johnson surv. Children E. J. Whalen Steven B. Whalen, Georgetown Kerby Whalen, Cynthiana Harry Whalen sis E.J. Johnson survives Grant Co. Rogers, Mrs. Mary E. d. 15 Apr 1920 Dodge City, MO Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 5 Jake Hall Adjudged Insane Jake Hall, aged Confederate veteran of this city, was adjudged of unsound mind in Judge Mills' court last Saturday and the court ordered that he be sent to the Eastern Kentucky St ate Hospital for treatment. Mr. Hall is very feeble, and it is hoped that treatment at the hospital will be beneficial to him. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 48 7 May 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 3 Butler Perry, George d. bur. Spring Grove ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

    05/17/2004 02:41:58
    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Golden Wedding Cummins, J. W. celebration 25 Apr 1920 m. Lavine Bonar 25 Apr 1870 m. by Rev. Jesse Beagle (deceased 44 years) father of 12 children. all attended celebration but John (only Son) in Canada 85 people attended (long list published) Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Sheanshang, Mrs. Stephen 35y 10m 17d b. 5 Jun 1884 d. 22 Apr 1920 fun. Grant's Lick Baptist Church dau. Chas Dawson Bettie Permelia Dawsoon m. Stephen Sheanshang 14 Feb 1918 Mains, Willie Morgan 47 b. 19 Jun 1872 near Bachelor's Rest, Pendleton Co. d. 24 Apr 1920 home of parents in Falmouth son J. E. Mains m. twice father Rollie Mains bro. J. R. Mains H. H. Mains Katherine Mains Rankin, Twin dau. George b. 8 Apr 1920 d. Sunday home in Falmouth bur. Sunrise Cem. Austin, James Melvin 1y 2m 3dInfant d. Monday son J. J. Austin surv. parents, three sister and 5 brothers Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Bonar, Albert C. 39 b. Mt. Auburn, KY d. 22 Apr 1920 Good Samaritan Hosp. Cincinnati bur. St. Stephens Cem. Newport m. Elizabeth Ulrich of Augusta father 3 sons Burnell Bonar 3 yr. Lawson and Lawrence Bonar 2 yr Poston, Ruby Mae 4d b. 15 Apr 1920 d. 20 Apr 1920 bur. IOOF Cem. Butler dau. John Poston Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Births To William Lea of Double Beech a daughter on 13 Apr 1920, Faustina Bell Lea Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Crittenden woman who had bullet in brain dies. Latner Jr., Mrs. Al d. Last Thursday When Mrs. Latner was shot she as in an outhouse and her father-in-law was practicing with a small rifle with which he expected to kill hogs. He fired at a knothole in the house and the bullet struck Mrs. Lanter. Grant County News Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 5 A. G. Wildman Post No. 5 G. A. R. will meet in regular session on Saturday, May 8th at the City Hall at 1:00 oclock p.m. Special business. It is desired that all be present as a photograph of the Post Members will be taken. H.T. Drake, Com. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 5 Grant's Lick Sheanshang, Mrs. Steven d. 23 Apr 1920home of parents at Pleasant Ridge dau. Charles Dawson Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 6 McKinneysburg Colvin, Helen infant d. 20 Apr 1920 dau. Kirby Colvin Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring counties Bracken Co. Benjamin, James A. d. 15 Apr 1920 Moscow, OH bur. Lenoxburg Cem. father of 14 children 13 survive m. Victoria ?? Civil War veteran Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 47 30 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Harrison Co. Conway, Mrs. Rida d. 17 Apr 1920 near Hooktown m. James Conway McDaniel, Mrs. Alice Zumwalt d. 18 Apr 1920 home near Leeslick m. George McDaniel Patterson, Mrs. Agnes Chinn d. Wednesday Good Samaritan Hosp. Lexington, KY Nichols, Miss Sallie Ann b. 13 Feb 1843 Harrison Co. d. 18 Apr 1920 dau. late John and Eleanor Nichols ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

    05/16/2004 07:50:43
    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Deaths Blades, James E. 78 b. 22 Oct 1841 Near Willow in Bracken Co. d. Saturday home on West Shelby St. Falmouth bur. Riverside Cem. son Jehu Blades his mother died when he was two weeks old. raised by uncle William Regan m1. Cynthia Jane Cummins she d. 30 Nov 1904 m2. Lena McKenney Dec 1905 two children by m2. Ida May Blades James Franklin Blades James E. Blades James E. Blades, one of the city's venerable and highly respected citizens, died last Saturday morning at his home on West Shelby Street, after an extended illness. Mr. Blades was born October 22, 1841, hence was 78 years old. The place of his birth was near Willow, in Bracken county. He was the son of Mr. & Mrs. Jehu Blades, and his mother died when he was but two weeks old. Mr. Blades' father later removed to Iowa, and the son was adopted and reared to young manhood by his uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. William Regan. When 16 years old, Mr. Blades left the home of his foster parents, and went to Leon, Iowa, making his home for several years with his brother-in-law Mr. & Mrs. John Brown, father of Carlos Brown, of this city. After two years stay in Iowa, Mr. Blades returned to Kentucky and located near Kelat where he taught school for a number of years. Mr. Blades was married to Miss Cynthia Jane Cummins of Harrison Co. They then located on a farm near Neave, Bracken County, where Mr. Blades engaged in extensively in tobacco growing and stock raising. About the year 1876 he bought a farm near Anticoh Mills where he remained for two years, and in 1878 he moved to this city and engaged in the grocery business, in partnership with J. U. Ruggles in the building now occupied by Sol Goldberg's shoe store. The grocery business was very successful and in a few years Mr. Blades entered the local tobacco trade, and for thirty years was an extensive handler of leaf tobacco.. So keen was his business judgement that he is probably the only tobacco dealer that ever went through the trying days without financial reverses. Mr. Blades wife died November 30, 1904. He united in marriage to Miss Lena McKenney, of this city, in December 1905 and to this union two children were born, Ida May and James Franklin who with his wife survive. Mr. Blades was the youngest of four children. The other children were Jefferson, John W. and Sarah Blades all of whom have long since passed away. Carlos Brown of this city is Mr. Blades closest relative outside the immediate family. Mr. Brown is the son of Mr. Blades only sister, Sarah E. Blades-Brown. During Mr. Blades forty-five years residence in Falmouth, he has been one of the leading business spirits of the city. He served as director and President of the Pendleton Bank for many years. He was a life-long member of the Baptist Church and a member of the Orion Lodge Nol. 222, F & A. M. and also took an active interest in the affairs of h church and lodge. By good business judgement and frugal habits, Mr. Blades accumulated a big fortune, and at the time of his death was probably the wealthiest man in Pendleton Co. His remarkable success demonstrates the fact that it doesn't matter so much what a man makes but what he saves. When a yound man he worked on a farm in Kansas for 20 cents a day and made it a rule to save a certain portion of his wages. This habit he continued through his life. The funeral services were held from the Baptist Church Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev. R. H. Toll assisted by Rev. O. J. Steger and Rev. C. P. Pilow. He was buried in Riverside Cemetery with Masonic honors. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Riley, Mrs. Rose d. 12 Apr 1920 bur. Independence vault nee Pickett Pickett, Charles d. 1 Apr 1920 bro. Mrs. Rose Riley Haley, Miss Margaret 19y 4m d. 14 Apr 1920 home Covington, KY bur. Concord Cem. dau. William Haley Harris, John 71 b. Campbell Co. d. 17 Apr 1920home in Butler Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Reynolds, Mrs. Bessie Maude 40 b. d. 13 Apr 1920home in Butler bur. IOOF Cem. Butler m. Wilmer Reymonds 10 Feb 1896 dau. James & Margaret Lawrence Arnold, Mrs. J. R. 55 d. 14 Apr 1920 Harrison Hosp. bur. Sunrise Cem. mbr. Sunrise Christian church surv. husband three sons and four daughters sis. A. R. Langley, Brooksville Mrs. J.M. Parker, this city Breeze, John d. Monday home in Cynthiana surv. wife and two sons. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Concord Haley, Miss Margaret d. 14 Apr 1920Covington bur. Concord Cem. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 5 Wimington, IN Elder, Mrs. Angela d. Friday home of mother Mrs. Catherine Goodrich fun. Sunday Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 3Col. 1 Murray, J.C. 57 b.1863 d. 17 Apr 1920TB son late James Murray Sr. bro. Mrs Ferd Woolery, Falmouth from the Augusta Chronicle Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 7 West Carrollton, OH Atkins, Mrs. d. 3 Apr 1920 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 1 Personals Mrs. Robert Lacy of Harrison OH and Mrs. Howard Whitaker, of Newport, arrived here Saturday to see if they could locate what was in the home of Mr. & Mrs. J.W. (Bee) Bell, and they found a handsome little nephew, John Robert. They also called at the home of Frank Rankin to see the handsome little daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Dewey Casey. They returned home Tuesday afternoon feeling very proud of John Robert and Alice Avon. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr Pg. 5 Col. 2 Personals cont. Mrs. Robert Lacey, of Harrison, OH., and Mrs. Howard Whitaker, of Newport, were the guests of their parents, Mr. & Mrs. W.H. Dennis, at Havilandsville, from Saturday until Monday. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 5 Resolution of Respect Hobday, Cecil Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring counties Bracken Co. Byar, Mrs. Sallie 83 d. 10 Apr 1920 Scott, Mrs. George d. 8 Apr 1920Good Samaritan Hosp. Cincinnati Catron, Mrs. Loujies d. 27 Mar 1920 m. Frank Catron Taylor, Col. Chas. W. 81 b. near Augusta d. 14 Apr 1920 m. Mary Clark Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Harrison Co. Born to wife of Oscar Moore, a daughter, on April 6 (1920) Mrs. Moore was formerly Miss Kate Collier. Wilson, Billy 62 d. Tuesday Eastern Ky. Hosp. Lexington Muntz, Joseph d. 7 Apr 1920home near Beaver Baptist Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Carthage (delayed) Harrison, Mrs. Elizabeth d. 2 Apr 1920home of sister sis Mrs. Missouri McDaniel Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 3 Havilandsville 2 Rev. Roberts filled his regular appointment at Mt. Gilead Sunday and Sunday night. John McCarty and daughter, Julia Mildred, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. John Miller, at Sunrise. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 46 23 Apr 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 1 Carthage Weaver, Mrs. Nancy d. last Wednesday home of grand daughter in New Richmond, OH fun. M.E. Church Carthage ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

    05/15/2004 03:37:45
    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Riley, J.T. 35 d. Friday k. on Shelby Street by train bur. Alabama Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Hobday, Mrs. Walter 29 b. 26 Mar 1891 near Pleasant Hill d. 10 Apr 1920 bur. Riverside Cem. Cecil Pricilla Fryer dau. W.G. Fryer m. Walter Hobday 8 Oct 1913 mother two children Victor Carr Hobday age 5 Wilma Priscilla Hobday age 3 sis Alma Fryer Mildred Fryer Ellis, Mrs. Susie Ware 76 b. 15 Mar 1844 Campbell Co. d. 8 Apr 1920 home of son-in-law in Butler bur. IOOF Cem. Butler m. James Ellis 22 Feb 1882 he d. 1 1/2 years ago mbr. Butler Baptist Church Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Bohannan, Joseph Edward 79 b. 22 Feb Matthews Co. VA d. 12 Mar 1920 home of niece in Fine Creek Mills, VA organized the Falmouth Deposit Bank and cashier for 32 years Gedge, Mrs. Elizabeth A. b. 18 Jul 1850 Sharonville, PA d. 12 Apr 1920 m. R.M. Gedge mother two daughters Mrs. C.M. Harmon Claire Mitchell Gedge Jenkins, Grace 13 d. 1 Apr 1920 home near Morgan bur. Morgan Cem. dau. John Jenkins surv. parents and two brothers Everett Jenkins William Jenkins Smith, James Samuel b. 13 May 1847 Harrison Co. d. 8 FEb 1920 bur. Berry Cem. m. Effie Jane Scott 23 Jan 1879 father of 8 children and 6 survive one d. infant second Mrs. Sallie Baird d. 20 Mar 1919 Rankin, Girl twin of George b. 8 Apr 1920 d. 8 Apr 1920 bur. Sunrise Cem. dau of George Rankin and Effie Shields [RN=12830 and RN=12837] Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Smith, Mrs. Nannie d. 6 Apr 1920 Hartford, IN bur. Riverview Cem. (? location) m. John W. Smith mother two sons Walter Smith 4y Everett Smith 12y Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Birthday dinner We have the pleasure to report a most interesting event which was a happy birthday dinner held at the hospitable home of Mr. & Mrs. Squire Whalen, of Scott's Run, on Tuesday, 6 April in honor of Mr. Whalen's 85th birthday anniversary. Owing to the bad day, he was not expecting any one and it was a great surprise when the guests arrived at an early hour with well filled baskets. At the noon hour all were invited to partake f all the goodies of the season. Some splendid music was rendered on the organ, guitar and violin, and all had a fine time, spent in friendly conversation and mutual rejoicing. The day was so spent that it will be one long to be remembered by all present. Those who had the pleasure of being with Mr. & Mrs. Whalen on this happy occasion were: Mr. & Mrs. John Eckar Mr. & Mrs. Evin Whalen Mr. & Mrs. Lyman Price Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Turner and two daughters, Mary Elizabeth and Hildreth. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Beckett and three children, Orin, Harold Cletus and Suella Mrs Ella Whalen Miss Vercal Arnold Tinsa Whalen Cynthia and Gertie Whalen Annie Arnold Mrs. Ethel Whalen Chas. Bishop Stanley Blackburn Vernal Arnold Robert Whalen Thomas Bishop James T. McCarty Arch Arnold Lester and Albert Whalen Sameul Riley, Leslie Ecklar Wesley Cummins and son Lucious Lemmons Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 3 Mt. Moriah Mrs. C.C. Purdy called on her brother, W.P. Cummins Thrusday night. Misses Lillie Cummins and Lizzie Bobb spent Monday with Miss Naomi Spaulding. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Wolfe, of near Morgan, Virgie Abercrombie and Lillie and Ida Cummis were guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ed Spaulding Sunday Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 col. 1 Neighboring Counties Bracken Co. Fralix, Mrs. George d. Tuesday near Belmont Church Kalb, George d. 3 Apr 1920 home on Pea Ridge Turner, Mrs. Chas. d. 4 Apr 1920 2nd St. Augusta Pg. 6 Col. 3 Grant Co. Morris, David 87 d. 2 Apr 1920 Shearer, Mrs. D.W. 60 d. last week Good Samaritan Hosp. Cincinnati Gouge, Mrs. Orville 26 d. 29 Mar 1920 home near Mason surv. Husband and two children Sutherland, Wm. about 27 d. Tuesday k. by Thos. Jameson colored at Blanchett Smith, Mrs. V.N. about 24 d. Last Sunday home TB dau. H.N. Brown surv. husbnad and two small children Harrison Co. Rankin, Rebecca Ann 63 d. Tuesday home at Kelat Redd, Grace d. Wednesday Lexington dau. W.A. Redd Long, Mrs. Sarah E. 77 d. 6 Apr 1920 home of son on Hicks Pike mother Hoyle Long Lawson, G.M. 47 d. 2 Apr 1920 res. Charles Hicks Walnut St. Cynthiana Banfield, Mrs. Fannie Hedges d. 2 Apr 1920 New Harrison Hospital m. John W. Banfield mother of baby who died frew days before mother Martin, Mrs. Sarah Catherine b. 26 Dec 1853 near Antioch Mills d. 3 Apr 1920 home on Falmouth Pike bur. Battle Grove Cem. m. Jos S. Martin 10 Jun 1880 dau. John and Lucinda Criswell surv. Husband and three daughers Mrs. J.R. Beckett Mrs. Tim Hill Lula Martin mbr. Benson Methodist Church Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 4 Obituary McKinney, Mrs. J.W. 52 b. d. 29 Nov 1919 Martha Alice McClanahan dau. J.W. and Frances McClanahan surv. husband 4 daughters and 3 sons Mrs. Willie (Flora) Cummins, Georgetown Mrs. Jame W. Brown, Lexington Harley McKinney, Terre Haute, IN Roy McKinney at home Frances McKinney at home Chester McKinney at home Edith McKinney at home Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 6 Bracken Co. Scott, Mrs. Geo. H. about 33 d. 5 Apr 1920 Cincinnati hospital Tucie Robertson Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 1 Grant's Lick Turner, Mrs. Charles d. 5 Apr 1920 fun. last Wednesday Augusta Lizzie Darlington Ware, Santford d. 10 Apr 1920 bur. Highland Cem. m. Mrs. Mollie Owens Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 45 16 Apr 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 5 Sunrise Miss Leona Sandy is staying with Elijah Kennedy. Born to wife of Elijah Kennedy, a daughter, Hildreth. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

    05/14/2004 05:05:14
    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 The First Commencement The Morgan High School placed itself on the map in a very definite way when it held its first high school commencement, Thursday April 1st. This school was established five years ago by the voters of the district, who elected one of the most modern school buildings in Northern Kentucky. A Freshman Class in high school was enrolled the first year and it was the hope of the Board of Education that they might be able to establish a first class high school in four years. But they had a struggle against odds for a time and did well to "hold their own" and in the meantime the first class was scattered until none were left. The second class enrolled was the class who received their diplomas this year. Not all, however, of the original number took their diplomas here as some have moved away and are in school elsewhere. Neither time nor money was spared to make the Commencement exercises a success. The church was artfully decorated with ferns and potted plants, and the class motto "Pluck" was daintily arranged with class colors – pink and green. Elegant music was furnished for the occasion by a trio from the Cincinnati College of Music. After the salutation "Stepping Stones to Success" and the valedictory "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" both splendid orations had been given by members of the class, Prof. J. T. C. Noe delivered an excellent class address which was much appreciated by the entire audience. Following the class address, George Howe President of the Board of Education presented diplomas to Emma Kate Douglass and Anna Minerva Rigg. Other members who will graduate this year are: Nancy Arnold, Falmouth; Margaret Aulick, Mt. Healthy, OH; and Francis Aulick, Midway. The Morgan School has been under the supervision of D. H. Norris since it was established. Miss Blanche Howe has assisted in the high school for the past two years. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Howell, Charles will Miller, Elizabeth will Pg. 1 Col. 2 Heisel, John will Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Jenkins, Miss Grace d. 1 Apr 1920 home near Morgan bur. Morgan Cem. dau. John Jenkins O'Banion, Mary Evelyn b. 25 Sep 1918 d. 30 Mar 1920 bur. family lot in Lexington Cem. (Location unknown) dau. W.J. O'Banion Taylor, William B. 70 d. 25 Mar 1920 Confederate Home Peewee Valley bur. Confederate Home Cem. Peewee Valley Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Coming to a good country Born, to wife of Dewey Casey, on March 22nd, a fine little 6 lb.daughter. This is the first heir. The little Miss will be known as Alice Avon. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Knoxville F.M. Norton was serving the community doing blacksmith work in his shop here Friday. Come often, Frank, we are always glad to see you back in the old stand. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 6 Bond, Mrs. Edna Dance b. 16 Mar 1903 d. 17 Mar 1920 St. Elizabeth Hosp. Covington bur. Pythian Grove Cem. m. Robert Bond 8 Oct 1919 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 4 Wyatt's Bend Mrs. Ward Clayton entertained Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Floyd Cummins and two children, Dwight and Stanley. Resolution of Respect Jenkins, Grace d. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Uncle John Shell The truth about Kentucky's much exploited "Oldest Living Man" Dr. I.L. Nascher, of New York City, recently visited the old Shell home on Greasy Creek in the mountains of Eastern KY. After making extensive investigation she says in a page article in the New York Sun and Herald a few days ago: "From the census report in 1840 down to the present time and other evidences, I find that old man Shell was born in Knox county, Tennessee, ninety eight years ago. He knows little or nothing about his age. He is feebleminded and lived in most humble circumstances, His eldest child is seventy-five while the youngest is only four years of age. The appearance of this old man at the many fairs in the State was schemed by friends near his home in order that they might procure bushels of money for hi, but instead Mr. Shell claims that he received only $199 of the proceeds." Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 4 Grant Co. Stewart, Daniel d. Tuesday home of sister near Glencoe TB Abernathy, A.C. 86y 10m d. 25 Mar 1920 home of dau. near Dry Ridge Daly, Cornelius 84 d. Monday St. Elizabeth Hosp. Covington Howe, Mrs. Lily M. 33 d. 24 Mar 1920 flu m. Elmer Howe Bracken Co. Fronk, Mrs. Mollie d. recently home of brother in Carlisle m. Samuel Fronk Flora, Mrs. Rachael d. Friday home near Petra TB m. William Flora his second wife dau. John Adams Kautz, Jake J. 63 d. Sunday home in Augusta Harrison Co. Jones, Mrs. Mary B. d. 7 Mar 1920 Clifford, Edna Elsa d. Sunday home near Sunrise pnuemonia m. Charles Clifford Whitaker, Mrs. Sally L. b. 21 Aug 1883 near Berry d. 24 Mar 1920 Berry m. Ben B. Whitaker dau. Wm. Thomas and Sarah Jane Colvin Dudley Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 4 Kelat Lawson, Gideon bur. Sunday Kelat Notwithstanding the lateness of the hour, Ye Scribe feels it his bounden duty to report the nuptials of two of our most worthy young people. Miss Bessie Cummins and Mr. Justice Gardner were united in marriage Sunday afternoon, March 21, 1920 at Stony Castle near Berry the Rev. S.H. Burgess officiating in his ususal impressive manner, making the twain one. Miss Bessie is one of Pendleton's fairest and sweetest young ladies - a bunch of smiles - and the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ora Price. Mr. Justice Gardner, of near Kelat, is a son of the late Jas. Gardner, and a most excellent, industrious young man. The nuptial ceremonies were witnessed by the bride's parents and several near friends. Soon after the marriage, the happy young couple left for Cincinnati, later going to Ft. Recovery, OH to visit Mrs. Elmer Moore a sister of the groom. What can be more pleasing to contemplate than a happy union of two ripe, rich, congenial and loving hearts, satisfied and cemented in a through understanding of each other and a perfect adaptation to each other, in the well adjusted bonds of holy wedlock? God and nature approve the match and endless blessings will doubtless crown these nuptials. Our best wishes to with them. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 4 Morgansville Cayce, G.M. fun. Saturday Covington Hill, Charles C. d. Pickett, Charles d. Thursday home in Latonia bur. Independence Cem. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 44 9 Apr 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 2 Fair View Smiz, Mrs. Myrtle fun. last Tuesday ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

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    1. County Hospital Cem.

    3. Can anyone tell me where the County Hospital Cem. is / was? It prob. was located in Campbell Co., as that is where the man lived when he died, but was listed in Doug's obits from the Falmouth Outlook a couple of days ago. He died in 1920. Beth

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    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Williams, James 94 d. Saturday near Neave m. Anna Hatfield surv. three children Mrs. Rube Rigg, Neave James Williams Jr., Indiana Wm. Williams, Milford Brother in law of Mrs. Angelo Puccini Young, E.A. d. 31 Jan 1920 Detroit, MI father of Ernest Paul Young b. 23 Mar 1920 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Smith, Grant about 40 Negro d. Monday hanged by mob in Paris Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Kelly, Emanuel about 52 d. 24 Mar 1920 near Gardnersville appendicitis bur. Dividing Ridge Cem. son Frank Kelly m. twice surv. 2nd wife and 7 children five brothers and one sister Mains, Levi 84 b. 22 Mar 1835 d. 19 Mar 1920 home of dau. Mrs. L.A. Smith, Augusta bur. Willow Cem. blind for 35 years surv. Mrs. L.A. Smith, Augusta Mrs. M.T. Flannery, Augusta Mrs. Benn Doggett, Berlin Bennie Mains, Berlin Banfield, Mrs. Harriett d. 17 Mar 1920 home at Antioch Mills bur. Antioch Mills Cem. dau. Joseph and Elmore Gifford m. Robert Banfield 28 Mar 1907 sis Forrest Gifford, Pendleton Co. Mrs Fammie Fogle, Pendleton Co. Mrs. Amos Hill, Pendelton Co. E.N. Gifford, Harrison Co. Mrs. Calvin Clayton, Harrison Co. Mrs. James Fogle, Harrison Co. Mrs. Cal Roberts, Indiana Ihrig, Mrs. August about 60 d. Friday night home at Lenoxburg flu bur. Lenoxburg Cem. surv. Husband and two children Prof. Luther Ihrig, Dayton, OH Mrs. Nellie Cainey, Bellevue Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 McKinneysburg Mr. & Mrs. George Hamilton and Hester King, of Falmouth, spent the day Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Abb Hamilton. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Knoxville F.M. Norton, for many years the village blacksmith here, and who still owns the shop property, was doing a little work at the shop a few days last week. He is a splendid mechanic and the community in general would be glad if he would resume his trade here. He gave up his trade last spring on account of failing health and is now engaged at farming, having bought a farm last spring on Pleasant Ridge. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Grant's Lick Baker, J.R. d. 19 Mar 1920 home in Central Ridge. fur. Grant's Lick church father Ward Baker of Illinois Pg. 4 Col. 3 Sunrise Clifford, Mrs. Charles bur. Monday at Barlow Cem. d. pneumonia Mrs. Glovina Whalen and niece, Miss Bessy Slade, are making their home with Mrs. Whalen's son, W.A. Whalen. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 4 Walton Renaker, Lottie B. d. Bloomington, IN dau. Raymond Renaker Pg. 5 Col. 4 Baker, James Robert b. 4 Jan 1845 d. 19 Mar 1920 bur. Oakland Cem. Grant's Lick m1. Sarah Gosney 6 children m2. Louisa Watson 4 children m3. Mrs. Susan Hale Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring counties Bracken Co. Black, Fred Albert 5y 3m 24d d. 21 Mar 1920 pneumonia son Jno. Black Williams, Mrs. Ezra 31y 1m 15d d. 17 Mar 1920 near Willow Grove Winter, Mrs. Chas. H. about 62 d. 15 Mar 1920 Reed, Mrs. J.L. d. Saturday Akron, OH flu Ware, Ira 2 1/2 years d. 22 Mar 1920 below Augusta pneumonia Littlejohn, Bassett B. 49 d. 15 Mar 1920 home of parents in Riverside, CA Boughner, James B. d. 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Bracken Co. Cont. Evans, Mrs. Mary d. res of dau. Mrs. Robt. Berryman, East Orange, NJ fun. Tuesday Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Harrison Co. Petty, D.L. 90 d. 21 Mar 1920 near Connersville, Myers, Mrs. Rose d. Tuesday near Avena dau. A.J. Case McClure, Mrs. Ellen 75 d. 17 Mar. 1920 home of son, Wilmore, KY mother John McClure Toadvine, Thos. W. d. 18 Mar 1920 home in Belmont TB Hayes, Mrs. Talitha Burns d. 21 Mar 1920 home on Wilson Ave, Cynthiana, KY m. Joe Elliott Hayes he d. Oct 1919 Bond, Mres Edna Dance 17 d. recently Covington, KY surv. parents, husband, three brothers and three sisters Martin, Mrs. Calvin (Lelia) d. 21 Mar 1920 Whitaker, Mrs. Ben nee Dudley 37 d. Wednesday surv. husband and 4 children Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 4 Grant Co. Slaughter, Mrs. Rebecca Sechrest d. last Saturday Lexington asylum m. J.W. Slaughter Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 5 Bold, Mrs. Elmer d. 17 Mar 1920 home in Foster flu bur. IOOF Cem. Lenoxburg Cary McMath m. Elmer E. Bold 1912 Augusta surv. husband and three children Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 6 Berlin (Delayed) Williams, J.B. 86 d. Saturday Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 3 Bunker Hill A.M. Holmes, of Camargo, IL after a few days visit with relatives here, left Friday for a visit with his daughter, Miss Lillian Holmes, at Georgetown, KY Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 43 2 Apr 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 6 Neave Arthur Cummins and family spent Sunday with J.H. Cummins and family. C.W. Cummins and family spent Satrurday night and Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Routt, near Milford. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

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    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Deaths King, Mrs. S.R. (Ida Ellen Adams) b. 31 Aug 1866 near Milford, Bracken Co. KY d. Last Wednesday home bur. Old Mt. Vernon Cem. dau. Swedenborg and Judith Adams m. twice m1. John H. Taylor he d. 1 aug 1896 mother of 5 children by this marriage three survive Mrs. Bela Thornsberry Mrs. Frank King Miss. Elizabeth Taylor m2. S. R. King 6 Dec 1900 mother of one son of this marriage Chester Oliver King surv. husband, children and three step children William King Grover King Miss Eva King sis. John G. Adams, Pleasnat Hill, MO Otis Adams, San Benito, TX Mrs. George Galloway, Palmer, AR mbr. Milford Christian Church then McKinneysburg Christian Chruch Cummins, Mrs. William 35 b. 9 Dec 1885 d. Last Saturday Booth Memorial Hosp. Covington bur. Lenoxburg Cem. dau. Harvey and Nancy McClain surv. husband and two children Russell Cummins age 11 Albert Cummins age 4 surv. five sisters and five brothers Mrs. Anna Luntz Mrs. Stella Flynn Mrs. Lizzie Cummins Mrs. Myrtle Ochs Mrs. Lula Lovelace Albert McClain Charlie McClain Joe McClain William McClain Walker McClain Payne, Gilbert 23 d. last Saturday Booth Hosp. Covington pernicious anemia bur. Short Creek Cem. U.S. Marine Corps served in Haiti where he got the disease son William Payne Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth 85y 3m. b. 20 Dec 1834 Clark Co. KY d. 9 Mar 1920 home of dau. in Oakland pneumonia bur. Oakland Cem. dau. James and Moriah Miller m. T.B. Miller 12 Apr 1853 he d. 26 yrs ago mother three children J.D. Miller Mrs. R.C. Clayton Mrs. L.G. Hall Gallagher, Michael b. 11 Aug 1846 Ireland d. 7 Mar 1920 home Dividing Ridge bur. Dividing Ridge Cem. Ex. Federal Soldier He has been a resident of this county (Pendleton) for a number of years. He was a Civil War veteran and a member of the Company A, Fortieth Kentucky Mounted Infantry, and served through the war with distinction and honor. Mr. Gallagher was offered a Captaincy for distinguished service, but declined the promotion as he preferred to remain a private in the ranks. mbr. Dividing Ridge Catholic Church surv. wife and two sons Thomas Gallagher William Gallagher bro. Thomas Gallagher, New Mexico Turner, Bernard Lee 1y 1m 18d d. Friday bur. Gardnersville Cem. son John Turner Bold, Mrs. elmer about 28 d. 17 Mar 1920 home at Foster flu and pneumonia bur. Lenoxburg Cem. Carrie McMath dau. late William McMath surv. husband and three small children mother, 4 sisters and 2 brothers Reubelt, Prof. I.C. about 65 d. last Friday home in Renselear, IN superintendent of Falmouth public schools 1910-13 Cummins, Alice 9m d. 14 Mar 1920 West Carrollton, OH whooping cough dau. Kirb Cummins Williams, Mrs. Ezra about 25 d. 17 Mar 1920 home Snag Creek near Lenoxburg flu and pneumonia Pg. 1 Col. 4 Yelton, Mrs. Carrie 74 d. Monday home of son-in-law at Butler bur. Butler Cem. beside husband Carrie Cubberly Clermont Co. OH m. late Dr. W.H. Yelton he d. 5 years ago & bur. Butler surv. 2 children Charles Yelton, Erlanger Mrs. H.H. Yelton, Butler mbr. Butler Christian Church Colbert, William 2y d. Tuesday home at Boston Station pneumonia son Allie Colbert Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Gardner - Cummins Justice Gardner and Miss Bessie L. Cummis, both of Harrison County, were granted a marriage license here Saturday. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Another Hero of River Raisin Our story of Capt. Rueben McCarty's experiences in the massacre of the River Raisin, which appeared in last week's Outlook, has been received most enthusiastically. Several men from Pendleton County were with Col. Whitney's command at Raisin, and many of our families point with pride to their gallant forbears who fought at the Raisin. One of our readers has volunteered another interesting story, this one concerning Lieut.-Col. James Browning, a native of Pendleton County, who was on the staff of Col. Wm. Whitney. Mr. Browning was released by the Indians and returned to his old home several years after the close of the war. He resided many years on Big Willow Creek, on the farm known as the Sam Galloway place. Mr. Browning later sold his farm and removed to another on Richland Creek, and now known as the John Moore place. He lived there the remainder of his life. His remains are buried in the burying plot on the place. Mr. Browning was a volunteer, and served as Lieutenant Colonel on the commander's staff. He saw service in the fierce battles with the British and Indians, and was with the regiment when they reached the River Raisin. Col. Browning was among the few who escaped the tomahawk of the Indians, when the British left the unarmed prisoners to the mercy of their savage captors. The prisoners, according to the story told by Colonel Browning, were confined in a stockade, the wounded ones being sheltered in a blockhouse. The wounded became too much of the care to their captors, and they locked the prisoners in the block house and set fire to it and burned all of them to death. There were some fifteen or twenty who were spared for torture at the great feast of victory of the redskins. Not only were they made to run the gauntlet, but they were subjected to every kind of torture the savage minds of the Indians could conceive. Those who could not stand the ordeals were killed with the tomahawk. One of the methods of torture was accomplished by scraping the skin from the prisoner's arms with a sharp tomahawk and then rubbing hot wood ashes and salt in the wounds, to make them more painful. According to the story of this old warrior, he had witnessed the prisoners, bound and gagged, undergo this fearful torture without a flinch though the pain was terrible. Some even laughed at the savages, which elicited their respect, for there was nothing the Indian admired more than courage, and nothing he detested more than cowardice and weakness. Some of the prisoners could not withstand the ordeal, and they were killed and scalped by the Indians. One story that Col. Browning loved to tell was of an occasion when the prisoners were lined up on the ice of the frozen river, objects of torture for the Indian squaws, who would walk up and down the line, pinching them and otherwise torturing them. The young braves who guarded them flung taunts at the prisoners for allowing themselves to become captives. One of the squaws walked up to Col. Browning, who was standing near the center of the line, and in full view of a number of the braves, and almost pinched a piece our of his arm. He quickly decided that he would endure this humiliation no longer, and as the squaw started away, he gave her a kick, which sent her sliding across the ice for fifteen or twenty feet. The braves who were standing near, threw up their hands and with shouts ran toward the prisoner. He thought that they were going to tomahawk him, and closed his eyes that he might not see their savage, painted faces as they bore down upon him. To his surprise they came up and slapped him on the back and called him "brave paleface." Col. Browning remained a prisoner of the Indians for many months, but always after this incident he was shown the greatest respect and escaped many of the ordeals which his less fortunate companions were obliged to endure. When Col. Browning returned from the war he possessed a number of trophies, which he prized very highly. He was a highly respected citizen and was one of the sturdy men of the time when Pendleton County was a wilderness. The story of Col. Browning is well authenticated by traditions handed down by the members of the family to the present day. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Lenoxburg Miss Beulah Cummins, of Fisher, spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Young. Miss Emma Cummins, of near Falmouth, spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Emery Britton. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 2 Personals Orville Cummins, of the Brooksville pike called at our office last week and handed us $1.50 for another year's Outlook. Mr. Cummins is one of the county's best farmer and dairymen. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 2 Giltmer, Mrs. M.E. will probated in Kenton Co. last Saturday m. Prof. Wm. Spencer Giltner nee Odgen of Bracken Co. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Report of road committee of Pendleton Co. KY members of the committee Wm. Campbess J.T. McNay Early Cummins Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 3 Mullens, Mrs. George 49y 5m 14d b. 23 Sep 1870 d. 8 Mar 1920 home at Central Ridge bur. Oakland Cem. Grants Lick Lucy Emaline Gosney dau. late Daniel and SUsan Gosney m. George Mullens 4 Feb 1891 mother 4 children Onnell Mullens d. 5 years ago surv. husband Arthur Mullens Logan Mullens Miss Gertrude Mullens 2 grandchildren three sisters six brothers Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 3 McKinneysburg King, Mrs. S.R. d. Wednesday last home Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 4 Wallace Norton was here a few days last week doing blacksmithing. Wallace is a good horse-shoer, and the farmers would be glad if he would continue the good work each week. Knoxville is without a blacksmith, and the F.M. Norton stand is one of the best in Pendleton Co. The property is for sale, including a full line of tools, but if not sold within a shore time will be for rent. A good all-round blacksmith is badly needed in Knoxville and the location affords the best opportunity for money-making to be found any where. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 1 Personals Miss Lillie Cummins, efficient member of the battery of operators at the local telephone exchange, has been confined to her home for the past few days. Mr. & Mrs. J.O. Cummins and pretty little daughter, Mildred, of near Neave, were Falmouth shoppers Friday last. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClane, who were called here Monday on the sad mission of the death of his sister, Mrs. William Cummins, remained over until Tuesday the guests fo Mr. & Mrs. C.L. McClane, at Concord. Roy Cummins, well known farmer of near Caddo, was in town Monday. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 5 Personals Mrs. Eva G. King of Little Rock, AR, and Miss Elizabeth Taylor, of Detroit, were summoned here last week by telegram owing to the sudden death of their mother, Mrs. S.R. King. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring Counties Bracken Co. Wells, Mrs. Elizabedth Kenton b. 1847 d. 11 Mar 1920 Gough, Mrs. Dora Alice b. 1897 d. 11 Mar 192o dau. R.T. and L.M. Robertson Owens, Mrs. Dora 28 d. 11 Mar 1920 home in Cincinnati flu Nancy Insko dau. Samuel Insko near Bridgeville Kinnett, A.M. 77y d. 16 Mar 1920 mbr Bracken Fiscal Court ofr several terms. Harrison Co. Martin, Mrs. Lora 43 d. Wednesday Berry m. Ed Martin dau. John Sowders Dowd, Mrs. Fannie d. 13 Mar 1920 near Poindexter m. George Dowd Hawk, Mrs. Myrtie Whaley 34 d. 14 Mar 1920 home near Cynthiana m. Wil C. Howk Rose, T.C. 63 d. Wednesday home near Claysville surv. wife and two children Mrs. C.L. Hedges Edwin Rose Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Walton Ryan, Mrs. Mary b. Ireland d. last Thursday St. Elizabeth Hosp. Covington bur. New Catholic Cem. Walton Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 4 Silver Cliff (Delayed) Mr. & Mrs. A.T. Hamilton and daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday and Sunday night with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Wyatt. Ed Wyatt, wife and handsome son, Earl, spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. A.T. Hamiton, at Richland. Louise Wyatt spent from Thursday until Satrurday with her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. A.T. Wyatt at Four Oaks. Everett, Frances, and Lucille, the three children of Mr. & Mrs. W.T. Browning have been quite sick the past week with the flu, but are reported better. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 4 Antioch Mills (Delayed) Master Ancil Cummins of Covington, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Cummins at this place. We are glad to say that Miss Myrtie, the sweet and attractive daughter of Mr. John Elliott, who has been seriously ill with flu and neuralgia, is able to be out again, much to the delight of her many friends. Misses Bessie and Odella Cummins delightfully entertained Sunday the following: Misses Vircel Arnold, Garnett Cleveland, Ida Sharp, Viola and Myrtle Elliott and Grace Klump. Messrs. George Whalen, Pretince Kennedy, Justice Gardiner, Elmer Hardin, Lester Butcher, Fleming Cummins, Raymond Clump and Rev. George Frey. All reported a good time and had a splendid dinner. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 2 Obituary Race, Miss Cora Belle 18y 1m 7d b. 2 Jan 1902 d. 8 Mar 1920 bur. Palestine cem. lived with Uncle, W.J. (Jeff) Browning for 14 years after her mother died Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 3 Obituary Thomas, Elizabeth Helen 25 b. 10 Dec 1895 d. 9 Mar 1920 bur. Lenoxburg Cem. m. Lawrence Patterson Thomas 7 May 1916 mother two children Estelle Harold Thomas 3y Yuelta May Thomas 3 mo. dau. Edward and Josie Hall sis. Mrs. Cecil Eads, Norwood, OH Miss Mary Hall Oral Hall two bro and sister died several years ago. Howard Hall died 3 weeks ago. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 5 Obiutuary Clark, America b. 12 Jul 1860 Grant Co. KY d. 13 Mar 1920 flu bur. Home farm burying plot dau. Wm. A. and Susianna Clark Pg. 8 Col. 3 Walton Sparks, Mrs. Wm. B. abouit 72 d. Sunday Covington bur. Verona Cem. Renaker, Loottie B. d. Sunday Bloomington, IN dau. Raymond M. Renaker Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 4 Stump's Lane Misses Mollie and Norine Fields were the guests of their grandparents, Mrs. & Mrs. J.H. Cummins near Neave, Saturday night and Sunday. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 42 26 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 4 New Hope Mr. & Mrs. George and son, of Fisher, were calling one Mr. & Mrs. J.W. Cummins Saturday evening. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

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    1. Re: [KYPENDLE] Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920

    3. Dear Doug: Another interesting tidbit about some of the Merrills/Merrells. Thank you again for posting all of this info from the Falmouth Outlook. There must have been some kind of epidemic going around at that time in 1920. I think that is the third Merrell/Merrill I've come across who died within that week, two of them as young as this Mrs. Thomas Merrell. Diane

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    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Deaths Hopkins, Edwin b. 10 Feb 1853 near Grant's Lick d. 6 Mar 1920 home Newport pneumonia bur. Oakland Cem. Grants Lick m. Bertha Fisher 24 Jun 1903 father one daughter Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Fryer, Mrs. Jane about 68 d. Tuesday home near Pleasant Hill bur. Walnut Grove Cem. Jane Fields m. A.A. Fryer d. 8 mo ago English, Mrs. Leannah 82 b. d. 10 Mar 1920 home of her daughter in Covington m. Silas English surv. 2 dau and 1 son Geisjbeck, D.J. about 85 d. 10 Mar 1920 home Portland, OR Coming to a Good Country Born to Mr. & Mrs. J.W. Mains on Mar 9th, (1920) a 11 1/2 lb son. Name Elden William. This is the fifth heir and first son. Born to wife of John Gillespie (nee Eva Cummins) on March 11th (1920) a fine little son weighing 10 pounds. He had been named Arthur Hendricks. This is the first heir and daddy is all smiles. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Will Bring Back Kentucky Flag State to send James Buchanan to England to Bring Back Battle Flag lost at River Raisin by Kentuckians Historical Event Recalled Capt. Reuben McCarty, Falmouth Man, was Among the few who escaped Massacre The Kentucky General Assembly last week appropriated expenses for James Buchanan, Louisville, who has been chosed to go to England and bring back the battle flag lost by the Kentucky volunteers in the battle of the Thames, in Michigan, in the War of 1812. This battle is commonly known among students of history as the "Massacre of the River Raisin." The flag was taken by the British forces, and has since been among the trophies of was by the British Government. Story of the Raisin Massacre A force of American troops, numbering about 300, met the combined forces of the British and Indians at the Thames. The Americans were hopelessly outnumbered in both men and arms, and, under the promise that they would be protected from massacre by the Indians, surrendered to the British commander. As soon as they were deprived of their arms and equipments, the British left the scene, and the Indians fell upon the unarmed men and killed and scapled all save the few, some sixteen or seventeen, who ran the gauntlet, and were sapred their lived, althought they were not released by the redskins. Captain McCarty Escapes Among those who ran the gauntlet was Reuben McCarty, a Captain of the Regiment, under command of Col. Wm. WHitney. Captain McCarty volunteered at Falmouth, and had been with the Regiment through its many thrilling experiences. He plotted with an Indian woman (for he spoke the language of the redskins fluently), and through her aid escaped from the palisade where he was confined. Unarmed save for the captain's sword he carried, Captain McCarty plunged into the unbroken, treacherous forest, and started southward for his native home. He had many thrilling escapes from capture by hostile Indians, yet he was able to procure substance necessary to sustain him, and he made the entire trip afoot. When Captain McCarty reached home on the farm now owned by Walter Sharp. near Wagoner's Ferry, his clothes were in tatters, and his hair and beard had grown so long that he was not recognized by the members of his own family. They first thought him a begger, and it was only after hearing his voice that they recognized him. Becomes Leading Citizen Later Captain McCarty became a leading and influential citizen of Falmouth. He built the hose adjacent to the Christian Chruch, now owned by Miss Olive Mulins, and lived there with his family until his death. Active in Masonica Work Captain McCarty was a charter member of McKenney Lodge, F.&A.M., which was organized in 1835, and was its first Secretary. Captain McCArtyu wrote the by-laws of McKenney Lodge and kept an elaborate record of all its proceedings. Later, when the name of the Lodge was changed to Orion, his name appears as Secretary, and he served in many other useful capacities as well. The writing of Captian McCarty on these records is a model for faultless penmanship. It is an inspiration to any one who aspired to perfection in this art. The writing is remarkably uniform, even though it covers a long period of years. Captain McCarty, we are told, used a quill pen, the modern pen not having been invented at that time. These records are among the cherished relics in the archives of Orion Lodge. The sword which Captain McCarty carried through all his service to his country he presented to Orion Lodge. It is used by the Tiler in the discharge of his duties. Captian McCarty was a grandfather of Mrs. Lucy Swoope, who now resided in Cincinnati, and she possesses many historical records of the experiences of his distinguished forbear. The remains of Captain McCarty are buried in Riverside Cem. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 McCarty, Captain Reuben bur. Riverside Cem. Pg. 2 Col. 7 Personals Ernest Cummins, an old Pendleton boy now residing near Homer, IN, sends us three living bucks from the Hoosier State for more Outlook. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 3 Gibson, Judge William H. about 51 d. 5 Mar 1920 Christ Hosp. Cincinnati bur. K. of P. Cem Brooksville m. Fay Metcalfe Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 7 Carthage McCarty, Alberta Peace d. (recently) dau. Mrs. Alice McCarty Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 3 Personals Mrs. George Cummins, formerly of this county, but now nicely domiciled over in the Buckeye State near Sharonville, sends us a check for past, present and future Outlook. P. B. Huffman a native of this county who has been a resident of Illinois for more than fifty years ... Lives at Lincoln, IL Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 4 Knoxville Verner Ashcraft, son of Stanley Ashcraft, who has been in Missouri for the past twelve months, returned Sunday to be with home folks and friends for awhile, after which he proposes going West to work on the farm. While in Missouri he visited his Aunt Harper Kinney and also his cousin, Fred F. Mann, of near Downing, MO. Clark, Miss America d. Friday home on Ecker pike pneumonia bur. Family Cem near her home Belew, Oakley F. d. k. France by bursting shell while walking along the street in the city of that country. He was volunteer in the US Army and belonged to Co. I 166 Inf. which was transported overseas and saw active service in France. Memorial from the French Govt. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring counties Bracken Co. Thomas, Frank 72 d., Tuesday home of his sister Mrs. Oscar Veach in Brooksville. Askins, Mrs. Willis d. 10 Mar 1920 near Santa Fe Melvin, Charles I. d. 8 Mar 1920 home of father in Augusta Hamilton, Mrs. Martha F. d. Wednesday last week home of son on Brooksville-Mt. Olivet Road m. John H. Hamilton mother Cole Hamilton Miss Viola Curtis, 20, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Curtin, and Howard Ellis, 23, son of L.W. and Anna Ellis, of Chatha, were married Wednesday afternoon by Rev. P.T. Cook in his office in the court house. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Bracken Co. cont. Between 6 and 7 o'clock last Friday morning, the home of Jesse Cummins, four miles from Augusta, was completely destroyed by fire, together with all its contents. It is supposed that the blaze originated from a defective flue. The loss falls heavily upon Mr. Cummins, who had only recently purchased the farm. Insurance to the amount of $550 was carried on the house, but this will not cover the loss by one half. Morehead, Mrs. Omar 30 d. 9 Mar 1920 pneumonia Grace Belew dau. Jerry Belew Grant Co. Croswaite, Kirtley d. 29 Feb 1920 pneumonia Justice, Mrs. John 34 d. last Friday home near Bracht St. pneumonia bur. Family home in Pendleton Co. dau. Ben Ammerman Neale, M.P. 94 d. last Friday home of dau. Mrs. Mary Darnell, Elmwood Pl. Cincinnati, OH bur. Williamstown Cem. Smith, Infant of Tom d. few days ago flu Harrison Co. Whalen, John 79 d. Wednesday near Kelat son Joseph and Claresa Chambers Whalen Patrick, Mrs. Nancy b. 9 Jul 1852 Harrison Co. d. 8 Mar 1920 home in Curry neigborhood pneumonia m. George Patrick dau. John and Lucinda Criswell Pg. 6 Col. 5 Central Ridge (Delayed) Berry, Wm. d. 28 Feb 1920 Hamilton, OH m. Icy Gosney dau. Worth Gosney m. 1 mo ago Pg. 7 Col. 3 Morgansville Neihoff, John bur. Morgansville Cem Saturday Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 3 Grant's Lick Caldwell, Henry d. 1 Mar 1920 County Hospital bur. County Hospital Cemetery Singer, Mrs. Louis d. 6 Mar 1920 home Dayton, KY bur. Evergeen Cem. Mae Siry Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 41 19 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 4 Sunrise Whalen, John 82 d. Wednesday pneumonia bur. Sunrise Cem. son Joseph and Claresa Chambers Whalen m. Glovina Price surv. wife and three children Mrs. Ollie Warrell W.A. Whalen R.L. Whalen bro. Mrs. Hannah Price of Cynthiana mbr. Sunrise Christian church ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

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    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Aged Colored Woman Dies Pearly, Mrs. Lottie 84 b. Woodford Co. KY d. 2 Mar 1920 home of daughter Licking St. Falmouth bur. Chicago, IL Coming to a good country Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Sanders of South Portsmouth, have been entertaining a new son at their home since February 18th. He will be known as Clifton Franklin. This makes the third Republican in this family. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 2 Heisel, John S. bur. 2nd 12 Mile Cem. Sunday Heisel, Glan bur. 2nd 12 Mile Cem. Sunday son John S. Heisel Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Dougherty, Edward P. 42 b. 12 Jan 1878 Pendleton Co. d. 2 Mar 1920 home Imlay, NV flu bur. Riverside Cem. son. Captain James D. Dougherty surv by 3 sis and 5 bro Mrs. Eva Sanz Mrs. Gertrude Brothers Mrs. Daisy Welsh Arthur Dougherty James Dougherty William Dougherty Joe Dougherty Charles Dougherty Golden, William Herbert b. 8 May 1904 d. 3 Mar 1920 bur. Butler Cem. Martin, Mrs. Homer 27 b. d. last week Pittsburg, PA bur. Highland Cem. Covington Bess Williams dau. James Williams Thompson, Miss Rebecca 80 d. Thursday County Infirmary bur. Infirmary farm Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Thomas, Mrs. L. P. 24 b. 10 Dec 1895 near Mt. Auburn d. Tuesday home near Caddo Helen Hall dau. Ed Hall m. L. P. Thomas 4 years ago surv. husband, son of 3 yr and daughter of 3 mo. Thomas, Mrs. Clarence E. 23 d. 5 Feb 1920 home near Caddo flu bur. Lenoxburg Cem. surv. husband and 5 children Alder, Carl H. 18 d. Friday home of John Kennedy an uncle bur. Riverview Cem. his mother died when he was about 2 years old Fornash, Nicholas Pershing 9 mo d. Saturday home near Goforth bur. Short Creek Cem. son S. F. Fornash Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Brann, Ben 58 d. 3 Mar 1920 home near Uma sur. by wife Negro Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 5 Johnson, Noah 83 b. 11 Mar 1836 d. Tuesday home of dau. Mrs. Frank Hedgecock near Willow m. 3 times m3. Lizzie Pearl ______ she d. few weeks ago. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 7 Huddleston, Mrs. Ella In Loving Memory mother Mrs. Bayme Colcough Mrs. Clarence Shinkle Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 1 Eibeck, Henry 25y 1m 14d b. 15 Jan 1895 d. 29 Feb 1920 home of parents pneumonia bur. Catholic Cem. Falmouth son Lawrence Eibeck Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 2 East Doudton Justice, Mrs. d. home in Erlanger bur. Mt. Carmel Cem. dau. Ben Ammerman Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 4 Knoxville Mershon, Mrs. Eliza 70 d. 1 Mar 1920 home of son Fop near Walton bur. Williamstown Cem. m. Burke Mershon died years ago Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring Counties Bracken Co. Chinn, Mrs. Mattie 67 d. 29 Feb 1920 home in Germantown Powers, Mrs. Maggie d. 27 Feb 1920 home of a sister near Augusta Redden, Oscar d. 2 Mar 1920 son. Wm. Redden Hill, Mrs. d. 2 Mar 1920 bur. Salem Cem. Hill, Carl d. 2 Mar 1920 near Minerva pneumonia Pepper, Mrs. McKee d. 28 Feb 1920 home of parents near New Richmond, OH d. pneumonia Booth, Mrs. Mariah d. 25 Feb 1920 home near Minerva pike Fralix, Tobias 81 d. 24 Feb 1920 Veteran of Union army during Civil War. Carpenter, Mrs. Ella 49 d. 1 Mar 1920 home in Augusta TB m. John Carpenter d. 22 Feb 1920 Wagner, Mrs. Peter b. 19 Nov 1840 Brown Co. OH d. 28 Feb 1920 home near Gertrude Hitch, Mrs. Duncan 55 d. 28 Feb 1920 home near Fern Leaf TB Pumpelly, Mrs. Fannie d. 26 Feb 1920 home of son Charles bet Germantown and Brooksville Fisher, Mrs. Fannie E. d. 26 Feb 1920 home Buffalo, NY Fannie E. Bell Tucker, Mrs. Ed d. 23 Feb 1920 home near Germantown Linville, John 53 d. 25 Feb 1920 bro. Mrs. Ed. Tucker Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Harrison Co. Humble, L. J. d. 2 Mar 1920 Harrison Co. Hosp Anderson, Elcanah P. d. 26 Feb 1920 home of brother J.P. Anderson Yarnell, Isaac Wm. 76 d. Wednesday near Robinson Craigmyle, James W. d. Wednesday Cynthiana flu Dills, Samuel d. Wednesday home of dau. in Wilmore, Jessamine Co. Stump. Jerome B. d. 28 Feb 1920 home on Oddville pike Hutton, Mrs. Leo d. 3 Mar 1920 pneumonia Bell, William 89y 5m 12d b. 17 Oct 1820 d. 29 Feb 1920 m. Elizabeth Hutchinson father two children, Sally and Agnes Grant Co. Penick, Robert W. 85 d. Tuesday home of Robt. Dickerson, Dry Ridge Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 1 Walton Cluster, J.R. 35 d. Wednesday last pneumonia Rankin, Asbury about 75 d. last Sunday farm near Florence bur. Berry, Harrison Co. KY father J.M. Rankin of Glencoe Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Dempsey, Mrs. Elizabeth about 65 d. last week cancer of stomach bur. Verona Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 5 Barry, Will d. 28 Feb 1920 Hamilton, OH pneumonia bur. Independence Cem. son John Barry bro. Mrs. Charles Baker Parker Barry Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 3 Dutch Ridge J. O. Cummins, wife and daughter, Ruth, called on J.A. Showalter and family, Sunday. C. W. Cummins, wife and two sons, James and Thomas, passed through here Sunday en route to Milford to spend the day with Albert Routt and family. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 4 Gardnersville Edmunds, Mrs. past 70 d. 2 Mar 1920 home of daughter bur. Gardnersville Christian Church Cem. Golden, Herbert not quite 16 d. 3 Mar 1920 In Memory Hamilton, Miss Bollie Agnes d. 10 Mar 1918 dau. Lottie Hamilton Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 40 12 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 5 Sunrise Howard Humphrey and bride have gone to housekeeping in Uncle Bill Arnold's property. Uncle John Whalen has pneumonia, and is not expected to live. Uncle John is 80 odd years old. Leslie Price has gone into the store business and also runs a restaurant. Leslie is a fine young man and a good business clerk. Mr. & Mrs. Dine Perkins entertained Mr. & Mrs. Levi Beckett and children and Mr. & Mrs. Smith Arnold and family Saturday night. ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

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    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg 1 Col. 2 Republican Convention District and State in Covington and Louisville Delegates Cummins, Clifford Alternate delegates Cummins, Jasper Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Welch, Mrs. Cathryne b. 27 Dec 1858 d. bur. Flour Creek Cem. m. John A. Welch 14 Dec 1890 Cathryne Vore mother 5 children surviving Hoffman, WIlliam b. d. 26 Feb 1920 home at Atwood bur. Independence Cem. Brown, Russell 12 b. d. after Monday bur. Oakland Cem. son. J. W. Brown fun Friday Eibeck, Henry 25 b. d. home near Catawba Bright's disease bur. Tuesday Catholic Cem. Falmouth son Lawrence Eibeck Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 pg. 1 Col. 4 Stanley, Mrs. Elizabeth M. 98 b. 32 Feb 1822 near Alexandria, Campbell Co. KY d. 18 Feb 1920 Sedalia, MO bur. Crown Hill Cem. Sedalia, MO dau. Joseph Daawson m. Joseph O. Stanley 10 Mar 1840 he d. 30 years ago mother 5 children three survive Aulick, Mrs. Olivia Zuern b. 11 Feb 1857 d. 24 Feb 1920 home of dau. in Covington bur. Highland Cem. Covington, KY fun. m. Millard Aulick 18 Sep 1884 dau. Adam and Josephine Zuern Merrell, Mrs. Thomas 26y 9m 18d b. 6 May 1893 Pendleton Co. d. 23 Feb 1920 home east of Falmouth pneumonia bur. Catholic Cem. Falmouth dau. P. H. Lantry Wells, Mrs. C.F. 34 b. 19 Aug 1885 Pendleton Co. d. 10 Feb 1920 Memphis, MO bur. Grace Antrobus m. C. F. Wells 24 Sep 1902 Cann, Kenneth 2y b. d. 27 Feb 1920 home near Concord pneumonia bur. Cumminsville Cem. Bracken Co. son Everett Cann Price, infant of Clifton d. 26 Feb 1920 near Neave child Clifton Price Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 6 Grants Lick Barry, William d. Saturday Hamilton, OH bur. Independence Cem. m. Icy Gosney who survives m. one month Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 7 Ingels, Mrs. Agnes 65 b. d. Saturday k. auto accident Hot Springs AR Agnes Wilson Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 1 Personals H. King Meek of Barton, MD renewed subscription. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 1 Sunrise Born to the wife of George L. Price, a daughter, Mrs. Price was Miss Mag Duncan before her marriage. The little miss has been named Mabel Heloise. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 2 Carthage Madden, Mark aged resident d. Sunday Last home surv. one son and number of grandchildren Tarvin, David bur. 20 Feb 1920 M.E. Church Springer, Mrs. fun. 20 FEb 1920 M.E. Church Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 3 West Carrollton Fogle, James d. Friday fun. Sunday Lutheran Church bur. Evergeen Cem. West Carrollton, OH Mud Lane Verda Cummins and sister, Miss Ruby, spent Saturday with their uncle, Elbert Johnson, and family. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 5 Letter from Indiana John W. Smith, formerly of near Antioch Mills, but now of Hartsville, IN. "... Especially do I enjoy recalling the scenes and incidents of my boyhood days in and around old Antioch, as it was first called. When the post office was established it became necessary to change the name, so it became Antioch Mills, which name was legitimate and appropriate, because of the old grist mill that stood west of the church across the creek. There was the old log schoolhouse, which I think was earlier been the church or meeting house. ..." "Among the families represented in the school were the Woolerys, Brannocks, Cummins, Simpsons, Whitakers, Nesbits, Sellers, Blades and others." "Faces and forms of some of the older teachers pass in panoramas before memory's vision such as John W. Bristow, Rufus Masonry, Haviland Weeks, Joseph Norris, _.W. Wright, T.J. Smith and later the Rev. J. W. B. Smith. All of these teachers, except perhaps the latte, resorted frequently to the use of the switch to impress on our minds the importance of right conduct and diligent application of our minds to our books. I can almost feel the sting of the switch on my back yet. "I note in your news columns that the church at Antioch Mills has been remodeled and that they how have a fine up-to-date church. It is very gratifying to know that interest in the church is still at high tide. I remember at one time when the Antioch S.S. under the leadership of Supt. Z. M. Kennedy, who died at Indianapolis a few years ago, was the banner S.S. in Harrison Co in interest and attendance. ..." J. W. Smith Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 5 Havilandsville Robert Huffman, of Brooksville spent Tuesday night with his daughter, Mrs. Lillie Hall. He was accompanied by George McClanahan. Obituary Shafer, Joseph Leonard 12d b. 4 Feb 1920 d. 16 Feb 1920 son A. E. Shafer bur. White River from the Winchester, IN Times Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 4 Personals Otis Holmes of Carmago, IL arrived Monday for a visit to relatives and friends in this city and county. He had the Outlook sent to his brother R. L. Holmes at Tuscola, IL Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 6 John I. Martin, of near Mt. Vernon, and a fine young farmer, was here on business Monday and called and gave the Outlook $1.50 for another year in the reading circle for himself and good wife. Mr. Martin recently purchased a nice little farm of 91 acres from Ira Wright on the Wagoner's Ferry pike. and has moved to his new possession. We congratulate him upon securing a farm he can call his own. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 1 Neighboring counties Harrison Co. Stokely, Miss Mollie d. 20 Feb 1920 home Cynthiana Roberts, Mrs. Lizzie Keller d. 23 Feb 1920 pneumonia Morrison, Mrs. Matilda d. 19 Feb 1920 Leesburg pike m. Harvey Morrison Aged mother of Mrs. Minerva Baskett of Missouri died last week. Dixon, Leona d. 20 Feb 1920 mother's home near Sunrises dau. Derius and Gertrude Dixon Anderson, Caney 76 d. last night home of brother J. B. Anderson in Cynthiana Rankin, A. T. (Berry) d. 22 Feb 1920 home near Florence, KY Chandler, Wm. L. d. 20 Feb 1920 home Pike St. Cynthiana Brown, Mrs. Bertha Humphrey 17 d. 25 Feb 1920 home of parents flu m. Jesse Brown 4 months ago dau. Bert Humphrey Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 2 Bracken Co. Figgins, Charles 68 d. 19 Feb 1920 Augusta Vallandingham, Jasper "Burley" 67 d. Sunday infirmary Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 6 Col. 3 Vandike, Thomas Ross 88 d. 20 Feb 1920 home Augusta Guy, Samuel 76 d. 23 Feb 1920 mailcarrier between Germantown and Brooksville Carpenter, John 75 b. VA d. last Sunday near Germantown Hardy, Leslie 16 d. Monday pneumonia and flu Hardy, Mrs. Kelsie 23 d. Tuesday Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 6 Persimmon Grove (delayed) Smith, Mrs. Clarence bur. Persimmon Grove Cem. fur. Monday Augusta Thornton Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 1 Concord Cann, Kenneth d. last Saturday fun. Concord Cem. son Everett Cann Redmon, Myrtle Ellen d. Sunday pneumonia dau. John Redmon Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 39 5 Mar 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 2 Morgansville Atchison, Mr. & Mrs. d. both d. in past week parents of Mrs. John L. Rich Barry, Will d. pneumonia bur. Tuesady Independence Cem. son John Barry ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

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    1. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920

    3. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Powell, Charles about 35 d. Sunday suicide by hanging farm of Alvin King near Browning's Corner bur. Oakland Cem. son Alfonso Powell who hanged himself in the same neighborhood 14 years ago. m. Frazie Colvin dau of George Colvin father two daughters and three sons bro. Albert Powell Dow Powell Permilia Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 1 Coming to a good country Born to the wife of J. W. (Bee) Bell, on 23 Feb, a fine 14 lb. carpenter. This is the first heir and daddy is all smiles. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 3 Deaths Robert F. Demoss 76y 1m 29d b. 19 Dec 1843 near Foster d. Last Wednesday home near Foster bur. IOOF Cem. Lenoxburg m. Eliza Hobbs 28 Sep 1865 she d. 15 years ago father 11 children 10 survive William Demoss, Melbourn, KY John and Peter Demoss (twins), Felicity, OH Lem Demoss, Middletown, OH Albert Demoss, Georgetown, KY Mrs. Catherine Fleitz, Newport, KY Mrs. Etna McMath, Foster, KY Gilbert Demoss, Foster, KY Beulah L. Downing, Norwood, OH Roy Demoss, Georgetown, KY Heisel, John S. almost 40 b. 24 Feb 1880 near Peach Grove d. 21 Feb 1920 Falmouth, KY flu bur. 2nd 12 Mile Cem. m. Fannie Carnes day of E. P.Carnes Heisel, Glan Hugh d. 21 Feb 1920 Falmouth, KY flu bur. 2nd 12 Mile Cem. son John S. and Fannie Carnes Heisel Fornash, James Randall 10y d. Last Tuesday Goforth pneumonia bur. Short Creek Cem. son S. F. Fornash Fornash, John Howard 14y d. Friday Goforth pneumonia bur. Short Creek Cem. son S. F. Fornash Parks, Helen Crout 9m. d. Last Thursday home of parents in Covington pneumonia fun. Saturday dau. Earl Parks Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 4 Caldwell, Mrs. James H. 73 b. IN d. 18 Feb 1920 home at Gardnersville bur. Gardnersville Cem. nee Margaret Loomis m. James H. Caldwell Jan 1869 mother 6 children 5 survive Crawley, Mrs. Harriett Ann b. 11 Aug 1885 d. Friday night home pneumonia bur. IOOF Cem. Brooksville dau. Mat Teegarden m. John Crawley 13 Nov 1913 Aulick, Mrs. Charles Lewis 78 b. 10 Jul 1840 Pendleton Co. d. 23 Feb 1920 home near Mt. Vernon flu bur. Richland Cem. dau. Penderton Wright nee Agnes Wright mother two children Rev. Amos L. Aulick, Ft. Worth, TX Mrs. John F. Colvin, Mt. Vernon sis. Mrs. Margaret J. Aulick, Hightower H. B. Wright, Stephensville, TX mbr. Richland Baptist Church Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Harcum b. 5 Feb 1889 Near Wampum, Pendleton Co. d. 18 Feb 1920 home Detroit, MI TB bur. Lenoxburg Cem. dau. E. B. Harcum surv husband and 10 year old son m. Frank Smith Heisel, Glan 4y d. Friday Falmouth, KY pneumonia son John F. Heisel Julian, F.M. 63 d. Friday last home west of Falmouth bur. Catholic Cem. Falmouth his wife d. a year ago father three children one daughter and two sons Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 1 Col. 5 Dixon, Miss Leona d. 20 Feb 1920 home of Mrs. Fannie Pugh pneumonia bur. Beaver Baptist Cem. Sanders, Mabel 7y d. Friday last Galeville, IN pneumonia dau. Obe and Vera Ingram Sanders granddaughter P. G. Ingram of Bethel fun. IN Flynn, Charles McKinley infant b. 21 Feb 1920 d. 21 Feb 1920 son Hobie Flynn King, infant of Frank 5d. d. Sunday bur. Mt. Vernon Cem. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 1 Hall, Howard 28 b. 27 Aug 1891 d. 14 Feb 1920 home near Mt. Auburn bur. Lenoxburg Cem. bro. Mrs. Cecil Eads, Norwood, OH Oral Hall, Pendleton Co. Mary Hall, Pendleton Co. Mrs. Helen Thomas, Pendleton Co. Northcutt, J. H. 48 d. Last Saturday home Stewartville TB fun. Short Creek Baptish Chruch surv. widow and one son White, Mrs. Harriett 77 d. 12 Feb 1920 home of daughter near Bracht Station surv. one daughter Mrs. Robert Brown, Bracht Sta. John White, Branch Hill, OH William White, Jerome, Idaho Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 2 Col. 3 Personals Mrs. Laura Newbro, of Rushvile, Ind., after a two weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. T. J. Holmes, at Bunker Hill, returned home on Friday last. Mrs. Newbro was called here owing to the illness of her mother, who is now getting along nicely. Mrs. Newbro called at our office and renewed the subscription of Mr. & Mrs. Fent Johnting, of Rushville. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 2 Kinney, Miss Florence Elizabeth 16y 8m 13d b. 28 May 1903 near Hitt, MO d. 11 Feb 1920 Ottumwa, IA dau. C. C. Kinney Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 3 Col. 5 Hiles, Herman Watson 19 b. d. 10 Feb 1920 Akron, OH scarlet fever bur. Indianapolis, IN son Wm. Hiles Merrill, infant of Thomas d. 21 Feb 1920 near Double Beech Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 1 Think About It Uncle John Schell, 131 years old, who lives on Greasy Creek, Leslie Co. KY, is the oldest man in the world. He tells a newspaper reporter that he distinctly remembers Washington's illness and death and many other events of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Uncle John was born in 1788, and was 73 years old when the Civil War broke out in 1861. He tried to enlist, but was rejected on account of his age. Another startling fact concerning Uncle John is that he has a boy five years old. Uncle John is either the wonder of the age, has some awfully good neighbors or Burbank has been doing some grafting. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 4 Col. 3 Walton Elmore, Howard 24 b. Harrison Co. KY d. Tuesday Kensington comsumption son James Elmore (Entire writeup) Howard Elmore, the beloved son of Mr. & Mrs. James Elmore died at their home at Kensington Tuesday morning after a lingering illness from consumption. Howard was 24 years old and was born in Harrison county and was a splendid young man in every respect and his death is a sad blow to many friends of his family and Mr. & Mrs. Elmore have the sympathy of all in their sad bereavement. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 5 Col. 3 Personals Jasper Cummins and family have moved from the fair grounds to the residence he purchased of J. K. McKenney on Second Avenue. Clay Cummins and family have moved to the fair grounds. Thomas Regan, the county's oldest resident, who resides on Rigg Street. this city, came in Monday with his $1.50 for another year's Outlook. Mr. Regan was one of our first subscribers, and has renewed his subscription each year on the day it expired save one, when the day fell on Sunday and the office door was locked. Mr. Regan is a veteran of the Mexican War, and is one of the few of these old veterans living today. He fought in the principal battles of the Mexican War, and lot an arm in one of them. Mr. Regan is 94 years old, but is till in good health and keeps informed of the current topics of the day. He comes down town when the weather permits, and walks with a spring in his heel equal to a man of fifty. He bids fair to grind out the century mark. Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 6 Col. all Dog Licenses Name Address Precinct Cummins, H. L. Falmouth 1 Laubish, A. O. Demossville 5 Cummins, Henry Falmouth 7 Cummins, Henry Falmouth 7 Cummins, Early Boyd 2 Cummins, Har_on Falmouth 1 Lea, Frank McKinneysburg 2 Woods, Laben Falmouth 2 Woods, Laben Falmouth 2 Cleveland, N. J. Morgan 7 Cleveland, N. J. Morgan 7 Cleveland, W. A. Morgan 7 King, Riley H. Falmouth 7 Cleveland, L. M. Morgan 7 Langley, Rebecca McKinneysburg 2 Martin, V. A. McKinneysburg 2 Martin, H. W. McKinneysburg 2 Cummins, W. H. Foster 3 Hobday, T. D. Falmouth 1 Martin, Jno. I. Falmouth 1 Cummins, Rollie Foster 3 Holmes, Luther Falmouth 1 Holmes, Virgie Falmouth 2 Martin, W. H. Falmouth 2 Hamilton, At Bradford 6 Cummins, J. W. Foster 4 Cummins, Richard Falmouth 3 Cummins, Elmer L. Foster 3 Cummins, Mrs. Belle Foster 3 Cummins, Chas. Foster 3 Lea, Jas. B. Boyd 7 Harper, John Morgan 7 Cummins, Geo. Falmouth 1 Woolery, K. B. Falmouth 1 Harper, B. R. McKinneysburg 2 Harper, B. R. McKinneysburg 2 Hamilton, L. M. Falmouth 2 Harper, W. A. Morgan 7 Harper, W. A. Morgan 7 Cummins, W. H. Foster 3 Cummins, Geo. Foster 3 Cummins, C. T. Butler 8 Cummins, Albert L. Falmouth 3 Rankin, Clarence R. Falmouth 1 Rankin, Clarence R. Falmouth 1 Elliott, J. W. Boyd 2 Elliott, J. W. Boyd 2 Cummins, Clifford Falmouth 1 Holmes. J. E. Falmouth 1 Holmes, Lawrence Falmouth 2 Cummins, H. F. Falmouth 1 Cummins, H. F. Falmouth 1 Cummins, Arthur Falmouth 1 Cummins, Jasper Falmouth 1 Cummins, Jackson Boyd 2 Cummins, Jackson Boyd 2 Cummins, J. H. Falmouth 2 Cummins, W. E. Falmouth 2 Cummins, R. C. Falmouth 1 Cummins, J. L. Falmouth 2 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg 7 Col. 1-3 Cummins, Orville Falmouth 1 Cummins, F. M. Falmouth 3 Hamilton, T. N. McKenneysburg 2 Cummins, Albert Falmouth 3 Hamilton, A. T. Decd McK'y'g 2 Huffman, Wm. Berry 7 Rankin, G. C. Falmouth 1 Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 7 Col. 3 Walton Fishback, Mrs. Harriet 75 d. Last Sunday Erlanger asthma m. Gus Fishback nee Jones Falmouth Outlook Volume 13 Number 38 27 Feb 1920 Pg. 8 Col. 4 Boston Station Bradford, Mrs. Bert d. IL ============================== Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS

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    1. King, Asbury, Bonar, Huffman Re: Falmouth Outlook
    2. Pat Wolfe

    3. In Doug's last entry, I found names that sound familiar. Can anyone add more info? Alvin HUFFMAN spent several days last week with his cousin, R. M. HUFFMAN, and wife at Brooksville. ***We have Ann(a) WOLFE, 1788-before 1860, d/o Lewis WOLFE and Barbara ?) m. William Huffman in Harrison County, KY 1830*** Elliott, Mrs. Hannah 74 d. 8 Feb 1920 home in East End dau. James and Elsie KING ***Our grandmother was Amanda Newton KING,d/o James WOLFE( g-grandson of the aforementioned Lewis WOLFE) and Susan SLADE ROBINSON (nee Slade), who married James KING ca 1895. m. Isaac Elliott 55 years ago. he d. 23 Jul 1915 mother of surv children Maggie Elliott, James D. Elliott, Brooksville Mrs. Alice Bonar, Falmouth ***There is a Bonar now near Falmouth who was a WOLFE (ggg-granddaughter of the Aforementioned Lewis WOLFE through his son George Lewis WOLFE m.Mary Massa DUNN) by birth. She was the sister of Ann(a) WOLFE J. W. Elliott Robert H. Elliott B. B. Elliott, Falmouth C. D. Elliott, Columbus, OH Florence G. Elliott sister surviving Mrs. Missouri ASBURY of Robinson ***G-grandmother, Lucinda ASBURY, m. James WOLFE ca 1853 (g-grandson of Lewis above through his son John Wolfe m. Rebecca ROBINSON). I don't know if there is any connection the Susan SLADE ROBINSON KING above. Willis WOLFE, s/o of Lucinda and James and brother of Amanda's husband James above, married Eva KING (sister of Amanda Newton above) Miss Katherine King spent Thursday with Gladys and Audrey King (Hall it should be. dh) *** See above Mrs. Hulda King and two sons, Bud and Floyd, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Becky Tinney, who is quite ill at this writing. ***We also have Miranda WOLFE m. Albert KING. Yes, they are related to the ones above. They had a daughter,Goldie, had a son named Floyd KING. Most of these happened in Pendleton, Grant, and Harrison since ca1800. There are more WOLFE-KING pairings. These families married into DUNCAN, BLACKBURN, McMILLIAN, SLADE, TOADVINE, HUMPHREY, CRAWFORD, BROWN, SMITH, DUNN, BREWSBAUGH, BARNES, ROGERS, and MONZINGO in these same counties from ca-1800-1900's This Outlook looks as if it was written for me. Pat WOLFE (Mrs. Russell WOLFE, 1945 graduate of Falmouth High School)

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