The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-06-01
BUSY BOOSTERS
jolly Bunch From Lexington
Spend Two Hours in
Lancaster

The two hours spent IN Lancaster
last Thursday by the Lexington boos-
tiers and business men. was entirely
too short for the citizens Of our town
and community, who enjoyed their
stay immensely. II would have been
hard TO get together a jollier bunch
than they were and the good cheer
which they brought will linger long in
the memory Of those who greeted
them on that day. With a elamor
Of horns. bells, bands and voices they
reached the city from Stanford, ar
irving here just a few minutes be-
fore eleven o'clock. A parade was
Immediately formed and the entire
party of 1925 or more, marched
around the public square stopping in
front Of the court house, where sever
al selections by the band was heartily
enjoyed and brought out the populace
by the hundred to give the boosters
a hearty greeting. A special edition
Of the Central Record with flaming
headlines across the top Of the front
page, in red ink. with the words
Lexington We Greet You" was hand
ed every member Of the party. Col.
G.B.Swinebroad from the steps Of
the court house welcomed them on
behalf Of the citizens Of the town.
This was followed by short addresses
from members Of the boosters among
them who mpoke being Wood G..
Dunlap. an old Lancaster boy, and
one that shall always remain dear to
the hearts Of all Lancastrians. Sew
eral songs were sung and sung well
By the visitors. The band music was
fine and lots Of il was dispensed TO
the pleased crowd.
Souvenirs were handed out to the
ladies and children and a general
handshaking consumed most Of the
time the party was in the city. ex-
eept for the hour spent in the dining
room Of the kengarlan, where a de-
lightful lunch was served. Lancas-
ter and her citizens enjoyed having
these gentlemen and together with
the Central Record hope that their
future visits may be more frequent.
Following is a list Of those who
honored US by their presence:
David AIDES, c. c. Applegate. Ken
Walker. |. J. Blackburn, W. b. Tai
bert. c. +. Dunn, Baylor Landrum,
Victor Bogaert, Jr.. J. n. Brieken,
C. S. Brent, ID. W. Mahan. r. Lee
Casell, Thos. p. Prather, o. II. Pra-
Their. W. b. Chasteen, II, A. Chur-
chill. Wood G Dunlap. I. y. Combs.
J, Bruce Davis. J. VI. Todd. John
Kloeeker, Sr., John Kloecker, Jr.,
J. X. kneebone. l.. X. Drury, Henry
Egalite, G. z. Faulconer. John s.
lellman, W. II. Arthur. Charles r.
Thompson. Ray Hillenmeyer. J. Ar
thur Graves, Ed Perry. X. S. Stokely.
NJ. Wilkerson, John c. Guy, L. T.
Rankin, DR.. f. W. Haggard. Hardin
Short, Roger Harp, DR. 4. s. Hen
driek. Robert Hurst, r. O. Fitch. NJ.
L. Levy, Ralph McCracken, L. NJ.
True. W. b. Brown. J. +. Kittrell.
L. B. Shouse, Z. A. Deiss. T. b. Tan
ner, Fred X. Augsburg, c. l.. Thomp-
son, X. J. Breckenridge. Z. +. Bomar,
W. 5. Cramer, Harry Giovannoli,
Bert Presson, J. W. Morrison, II. NJ.
Evans, W. c. Goodloe. Z. Z. Bert
holff. Jr., W. +. Clark, VI. Lowenthal,
W. L. Lyons. s. b. Featherston, s r.
Mccormick, W. +. Tate. W. A. Metz
ger, Edwin Meyer, W. r. Milward.
X. VI. Morris, George Nash. J. ID.
Green. +. ID. Elliott. John Tom Perry,
W. 7. Taylor. W. S. Horner, W. o.
Sweeney, Charles Pushin, J. II. Park
or, c. b. Matthews. L. II. Ramsey,
Grover Prather, II. p. Mofett. Cal
Roszell, Stanley Frost, Chas. T. |
Grove. b. J. McGarry. b. b. Smith.
June Smith, II %. Hempel. +. ].
Spengler, ". 7. Stewart. L. G.. Stree,
=. B. Sweeney, S. T. HARRISON. Sr..
B. j. Treaeey. J. y. Battaile. J. +. |
NanDeren and Frank Woolcott.