Tribe Wins!
2020-10-26 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Elizabeth White
The Adair County 8u Tribe are named tournament champs at Green River Outlaws Halloween softball tournament at Veteran's Memorial Park in Campbellsville. The Tribe fought hard in tournament play defeating Russell County Chaos in extra innings then defeating Kentucky Smoke 11-9 in the championship.
Pictured are front row left to right, Brinlee Tooley, Kaylence Bennett, Makayla White, Trinity Hancock, Tenley Mitchum, and Allie Cundiff. Second Row, Josie Cox, Addison Giles, Riley Coomer, Reagan Petty, Ila Loy, Ella Brown and Tilly Harellson. Coaches, Ashley Bennett, Elizabeth White and Amanda Hancock. Not pictured Khali Stockton, Kenadi Willis and Sadie Mantooth. The team is sponsored by Mid State Ready Mix. Comments | Permalink
2020-10-26 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Elizabeth White
The Adair County 8u Tribe are named tournament champs at Green River Outlaws Halloween softball tournament at Veteran's Memorial Park in Campbellsville. The Tribe fought hard in tournament play defeating Russell County Chaos in extra innings then defeating Kentucky Smoke 11-9 in the championship.
Pictured are front row left to right, Brinlee Tooley, Kaylence Bennett, Makayla White, Trinity Hancock, Tenley Mitchum, and Allie Cundiff. Second Row, Josie Cox, Addison Giles, Riley Coomer, Reagan Petty, Ila Loy, Ella Brown and Tilly Harellson. Coaches, Ashley Bennett, Elizabeth White and Amanda Hancock. Not pictured Khali Stockton, Kenadi Willis and Sadie Mantooth. The team is sponsored by Mid State Ready Mix. Comments | Permalink
Political ad, 1930
2020-10-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy JIM
By JIM
In 1930, state representative Ralph Gilbert was on the stump both for his own re-election and for the Democratic interests in Kentucky in general. He previously had served four consecutive terms as a U.S. Congressman before losing the seat in the 1928 election.
This ad appeared in the October 28, 1930 Adair County News. The following week, the paper referred to his October 31 Courthouse speech as "one of the best addresses Mr. Gilbert has ever made in Columbia."
The screamer headline in the November 11 News told the tale of the election's outcome: "Democrats Sweep State and Nation." Comments | Permalink
2020-10-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy JIM
By JIM
In 1930, state representative Ralph Gilbert was on the stump both for his own re-election and for the Democratic interests in Kentucky in general. He previously had served four consecutive terms as a U.S. Congressman before losing the seat in the 1928 election.
This ad appeared in the October 28, 1930 Adair County News. The following week, the paper referred to his October 31 Courthouse speech as "one of the best addresses Mr. Gilbert has ever made in Columbia."
The screamer headline in the November 11 News told the tale of the election's outcome: "Democrats Sweep State and Nation." Comments | Permalink
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