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News Excerpts July 15 1910
Harrison County KyArchives News

Log Cabin
Log Cabin  Friday 15 Jul 1910  Vol. 15 No. 27
Pg.  3 Col.  3
Republican
Rev. William Rogers, of Missouri, a son of the late Samuel Rogers, preached 
Sunday morning and night here.  He preached his first sermon here in 1848, in 
filing an appointment of his father who was the first paid minister the church 
ever had.  His salary was $62.  We had a fine audience morning and night but it 
was mainly composed of children and grand-children of those that heard his 
first sermon 62 years before.  Only four persons are now known to be living who 
were of age and in reasonable distance to have heard that first sermon: namely, 
Mrs. Loucretia Hunt Davis, Mary Hunt Taylor, of Illinois, Julia Ann Marsh 
Taylor and Wes B. Smith, of near here.  Brother Rogers in his long and active 
life has immersed over 4,000 converts and is quite active and in good health 
for his age.  
 
Log Cabin  Friday 15 Jul 1910  Vol. 15 No. 27
Pg.  4 Col. 1
Local News Briefs
A handsome new funeral car was received Wednesday by Undertaker R. B. Whaley.  
He purchased the car from the Riddle Coach and Hearse Co., through The 
Cynthiana Carriage Co.  The car is jet black, with nickel trimmings and lamps, 
had beautfully hand carved panels, and has all latest improvements. 

Log Cabin  Friday 15 Jul 1910  Vol. 15 No. 27
Pg.  5 Col. 2
Personal and social
Miss Fannie Zoller returned Saturday from Lncaster, Ohio, where she has been ti 
guest of her sister, Mrs. Orie Ballinger. 

Log Cabin  Friday 15 Jul 1910  Vol. 15 No. 27
Pg.  5 Col.  4
Births
Born Wednesday to Mrs. James Tucker, twin boys.
Born to Mrs. James M. Roberts, a daughter.
Deaths
Miss Lizzie Richer, d. 10 Jul 1910 of tuberculosis in the home of her sister, 
Mrs. E. J. Friedman, of Germantown.  Buried in Cahtolic Cem. at Cynthiana.  Age 
35.  Survived by mother, Mrs. Mary Richer, two sisters; Mrs. John Hayes of 
Covington and Mrs. E. J. Friedman of Germantown and four brothers: Henry Richer 
of Covington, John, Joe and Jake Richer of this city.  
Augustus Summers, d. Sunday in Harrison Hosp.  Age 65  Civil war veteran of 
Union army.  He had been an inmate of the National Military Home at Dayton, OH, 
but came here recently with his brother, also of the Soldiers Home, to spend 
their vacation fishing in Main Licking River.  Funeral was in Dayton, OH 
conducted by the G. A. R. 
James Francis Jones, d. Wednesday at the home of his brother, F. N. Jones of 
dropsy and paralysis.  Survived by five sons. [Names not given. dh]  Buried in 
Georgetown Cem. 

Log Cabin  Friday 15 Jul 1910  Vol. 15 No. 27
Pg.  7 Col. 4
Connersville
Aunt Ann Worthing, d. Monday.  Buried in Connersville Colored Cemetery. Servant 
of Esq. A. Day.

Log Cabin  Friday 15 Jul 1910  Vol. 15 No. 27
Pg.  7 Col. 4
Neighboring Counties
Nicholas County
Mrs. Sarah Katherine Bedford Clay, d. recently at her home in Carlisle.  Wife 
of former postmaster S. S. Clay.

Log Cabin  Friday 15 Jul 1910  Vol. 15 No. 27
Pg.  7 Col. 5
Neighboring Counties
Scott County
Mrs. Emily Saunders Bradley, age 88  d. Monday in Georgetown.



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