The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-10-04
CHAPPELL,S GAP

Born to the wife Of Aaron Noaks
a fine girl. The young lady has beer
christened Dortha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Jessweir
and handsome little daughter. Helen
have gone 60 Gary, Ind, where Mr.
Jesswein will be employed in fac.
tory manufacturing supplies for the
government.
Mr.. John Reynolds, of Camp Zach.
arv Taylor, is with his wife and chill.
! dren here, on short furlough. lie
returns TO the camp Oct. 10th.
Rev. James W. Dishon has gone
to Missouri on a short visit.
Mrs. Paul Jesswein. of Gary, Ind,
visited her partnts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch Anderson.
Little ID. Turner is about well Of
fever.
Prayer services at Mt. Olive on
each Thursday evening.
Mr. George Noakes, who is EN-
ployed by the l.. & N. near Elizabeth
town, is with homefolks here.
Mr.. Frank Kidd conducted the
services at prayer meeting at Ephesus
church last Sunday night
Mr.. w. II. Middleton has been
down at Preachersville helping "Red"
Jim Miller house large tobacco
crop.
Recent word from France says
that Mr.. Raymond Dishon. who was
in a Paris hospital for long time.
| is now back on duty. y was suffer
inc from bad W .ud in the arm.
While the write has not the pleas
,,,, % N t,g~s.nal a.nta t,,t 20 .xrith
| the yong man, we are satisfied that
no y fine fellow as everybody back
ere in his home speaks well of him
, Corporal Dishon is n son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Dishon.
Aaron Noakes killed two-headed
snake of the cowsucker variety.
Aaron didn't only kill it but showed
the truth of the statement.
Mrs. Leslie Adams, of Gilberts
Greek. visited her mother, Mrs. Will
Dan Anderson, and sister, Mrs. John
Frazier.
Letters from Mr.. Ollie Bentz. now
in service in France, say he is getting
along fine. Mr. Bentz is corporal
mt present but we'll wager he goes
further up as he is the kind of fellow
who gets promotion; hard worker,
DINfIltAl ana VIII uutN biutiSs
Mr.. Charley Anderson is now run
ming his saw mill near Turkeytown.
Dyehouse's saw mill is not run
ming now as a pulley burst the other
day and repairs are hard to get these
DAYS.
Rev. holland. of near Brodhead,
preached "A good sermon at the Bap-
tist church at Ephesus Sunday.
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son, Hubert, have been cutting and
logging the locust -rees in the Bap-
fist churchyard at Grab Orchard and
are doing a neat and workmanllke |
lob Of IT, As the writer passed down /
Stanford street a few afternoons
since on his way home from Crab I
Orchard, noting a faiflng tree and I.
thinking of the urgent need by our /
government for this variety of TIM 1
Der. fancy carried us back years long 4
passed to witness the planting OF
these sturdy saplings. A dead and
gone generation swung mattock ana
shade TO give these trees n home that /
posterity might enjoy shade through |
the scorching heat OF future sum-
mers. These trees thrived and grew
and served their intended purpose. !
III uut lliilt ihhlhiANg /
came. then harvest. Their planting |
was much like the purchase of Lib
ertv Bond, their harvest like its ma
turity. i
The following is the honor roll of
Chappelps GAP School for the sec |
ond month: Grade 1-Ona Dishon.
Jesse Anderson, Cillus Johnson. FL |
sic Frazier, Oneida Johnson, Edible |
Noakes; Grade 2-Surney Anderson;
Grade 3-Delphia Frazier, Godfrey |
Tschanz. Flora Adams: Grade 4
Tschanz: Grade 5-Vernon |
Dishon. Sam Anderson. Violet Harris,
Clara Tschanz; Grade S-Babette !
Bever.
Mr.. w. L. Frazier. road SURVEYOR
m road from end of ChapDell's Gap
pike to Mt. Olive church. finally got
things in shane for winter. We SHOW
lied dust three DAYS then put on fin,
sh. some time later with big good
lay. "Dick" Is a good overseer. but
MORGAN Chappell is the whole show.