You can request the full articles from the Clay City Times P.O. Box 218 Clay City, Kentucky 40312. They have these articles on Microfilm. I got these dates of articles from the Stanton,Ky. library when I there researching the Hall Family. You might also ask about the Stanton Academy. There is a small periodical there with pictures in it and there were many pictures of Hall people. Strother D. Hall, being among them. ********************************************** CLAY CITY TIMES: Aug. 30, 1917: Mrs. Sarah Shimfessel died at Hardwicke Creek. 83 years old. Buried at [Wells Cemetery]. Survived by 9 children , {one of them was J.M. HALL} ***********************************************Sep. 1917: J.M. Hall and W.R. Shimfessel, spooked by horse in front of Shimfessel's store. ***********************************************July 24, 1917: Mrs. Mary Hall and daughter Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Hall will all go to Orchard Springs. *********************************************** April 15, 1917: Mrs Mary Hall manages a splendid farm. *********************************************** [1922 ] Jan. 5, 1922 [Business Review] on Winchester 1922 edition - Ad for [Henry Hall Furniture] *********************************************** [1923] Jan. 18, 1923: Silver Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Hall of Grain Valley, Misssoure. Married: In Clay City, Dec. 15, 1898. Mrs. Hall was Nettie Shimfessel. ***********************************************April 17, 1923: James Hall's daughter, Suda, is ill. ***********************************************July 12,1923: Augustus Mountz Obit: Mrs. Harmon Hall is sister. ***********************************************Dec. 27, 1923: rs. Mary Hall visits parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Shimfessel. *********************************************** [ 1924 ] Feb. 7, 1924: Mrs. SusanKennon, 90 , Obit. Montgomery County, daughter, Mrs. Mack Kimbrell, from Clark County. Buried at Kennon Graveyard at Hardwick's Creek. Survived by sister, Mrs. H. Hall.(maiden name was Mountz) 1 son, Robert Kennon, Bracken County, Ky. ***********************************************Aug. 7, 1924: Mrs. Cliff Shimfessel, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall in Fixer, *********************************************** [ 1925 ] June 11, 1925: Mr. Sterling News - Lexington Herald: Mrs. Mary Hall married O.P. Henry in Paris. Mrs. (Hall ) Henry most popular of women in Mr. Sterling. Dr. Henry is son of Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Henry. Mrs.Henry is daughter of ?? Shimfessel. ***********************************************Dec. 9, 1925: S.J. Shimfessel obit - buried: Gardnerville, Missouri. of surviving sisters, Mrs. J.M. Hall, Mssouri. *********************************************** [ 1928 ] July 26, 1928: Obit: SamBrandenburg, age 63, died july 16, near Knowlton, buried Mt. Canaan. Surviving 4 daughters. one being Mrs. Lemon Hall, Knowlton, Ky. *********************************************** Oct. 18, 1928: Mrs. Missy (Hall) Kelly, died Oct. 9, 62 years old. Miami Valley Hospital. Daughter of Captain G.V. Hall and Mrs. Mary Hall. Married to J.W. Hamm, July 4, 1895. Married to J.F. Kelly, Jan. 28, 1913. One son. *********************************************** [ 1929 ] Aug. 22, 1929: Walter Hall, of Independence, Missouri, visited Shimfessels. ***********************************************Sep. 13, 1930: Mr. John Stewart, living in Centralia, Missouri, is visiting. Remembers leaving 40 years ago. Father was pioneer along with Hall, Grench, Rose and Shimfessel families. ***********************************************Nov. 28 1930: Obit: Miss Bette Shimfessel, Nov. 20., 75 years old. Buried in Kennon Cemeter. Sister is Mrs. J.M. Hall of Grain Valley, Missouri. ***********************************************