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News Excerpts October 22 1909
Harrison County KyArchives News

Log Cabin
LOG CABIN  Fri. 22 Oct 1909   Vol. 14 No.  43 
Pg. 1  Col. 4-5 EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY
CELEBERATED BY CYNTHIANA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 
[Long two column story about history of the church. Gives names of pastors from 
1843 to 1908 and Elders and current trustees. dh]

LOG CABIN  Fri. 22 Oct 1909   Vol. 14 No.  43 
Pg. 4  Col.  4  DEATHS
MRS. NANCY T. WHEELER
Wife of Lewis Wheeler, died in Cynthiana yesterday.  born 16 Apr. 1827 and 82 
years old.  Burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. 
MRS. MILDRED HICKMAN
Died Monday in Covington at the home of her son, Charles.  age 75 and wife of 
late Nicholas Hickman.   Burial in Beaver Baptist.  Survived by two sons: 
William and Charles and one daughter, Mrs. Hiram Clough, Missouri.

LOG CABIN  Fri. 22 Oct 1909   Vol. 14 No.  43 
Pg. 6  Col. 1  RICHLAND
Born to the wife of Lon Beckett of Waynesville, OH, a girl
Mrs. A. T. Carr of Sunrise spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lang 
of Kelat.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beckett’s daughter and sons gave her a birthday dinner 
Wednesday, it being her 64th anniversary.   

LOG CABIN  Fri. 22 Oct 1909   Vol. 14 No.  43 
Pg. 6  Col. 3  SHADY NOOK
Born to the wife of Will Fogle, nee Miss Stella Bishop, a daughter. 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 22 Oct 1909   Vol. 14 No.  43 
Pg. 7  Col. 1  SUNRISE
Born to the wife of Orie Pollard, Sunday a son.
Born to the wife of Orie Lenox, a daughter. 
Miss Lola Arnold visited her uncle, Clay Langley, of Pendleton County. 
Work is progressing rapidly on our new school house. Mr. Arnold is trying to 
have it ready by the first Monday in November for our school. 
J. T. Rohr had a fine young horse badly hurt last week by climbing over a 
picket fence from fright at an auto.  There would have been no harm done if the 
auto driver had stopped when he ought.  It may be fun for those in the auto to 
frighten people's horses and cause them to break loose and run away, but I can 
assure you that it is not a bit of fun for the other parties and they may 
sometime kick. 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 22 Oct 1909   Vol. 14 No.  43 
Pg. 8  Col. 4  HINTON
Born to the wife of Thomas Thompson, at Georgetown from here a few months ago.  



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