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JIM - Christmas Wish List, 20 Dec 1995
 2017-12-20 - Columbia, KY - Photo By Jim.
After reading this Christmas Wish List Entry, see also earlier entries: JIM: Christmas Wish Lists
By JIM
The ad for Beck & Strange shown here appeared in the December 20, 1905 Adair County News; it constituted one-third of the Christmas-specific advertising in that edition of the paper. Of the other two, one was a terse text-only announcement from M. Cravens, who ran a drug and notions store, while the other touted Singer Sewing Machines as "the best gift Christmas gift for wife, mother, daughter, sister or sweetheart." (The ad didn't name the agent or give a location, but a news brief from earlier in the year reported that Mr. W.L. Taylor, the local Singer representative, had rented the little green brick building in the east corner of the square and that he would "keep a good supply of machines on the market." Mr. Taylor had hired Miss Julia Eubank to run the office for him.)
When Beck & Strange--brothers-in-law S.W. Beck & Conrad "J.C." Strange--opened in the fall of 1903, the location was given as "the Bram Vaughan corner."
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Merry Christmas from Sadie and her Nena
 2017-12-20 - 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Teresa Bright is “Nena” to her little granddaughter Sadie Kay Bright, 4. They were enjoying a hug at the Christmas breakfast at the Extension Office today. Sadie had added stylish pink blush and smokey eyeshadow from her mom’s makeup collection before leaving home. Her parents are Nick and Kristy Bright of Knifley. Nick is an electrical engineer at Amazon and Kristy teaches fourth grade at ACES. Sadie says her family has a new baby sister coming on March 4, 2018.
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Keepsake photo of Brent Anderson and Russell Hughes
 2017-12-20 - Edmonton, Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from the Marcum family collection. This photo is from my Mom's keepsakes, just discovered. The two were her's and Dad's brothers-in-law, Brent Anderson, right, and Russell Hughes. They are standing in front of the home of Russell's parents, Bill and Lilly Hughes, probably in the 1950s after the two married Marcum sisters, Lois and Gin, and moved to Louisville to seek their fortunes. They visited often, especially in hunting season. - posted by Linda Waggener
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Popular Chefs at Adair Extension Office Annual Breakfast
 2017-12-20 - 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY . These Chefs were very popular at the Dec. 20, 2017 Adair Extension Office Annual Breakfast. They opened the doors to everyone who wanted to drop by between the hours of 7am and 10amCT for a hearty traditional breakfast of biscuits, eggs and country ham plus every kind of fixin' you can think to add. From left in front are Kelli Bonifer and Teresa Bright. In back are Tony Rose and Nick Roy. They wished everyone a Merry Christmas and happy New Year! -- LW
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Bill Lagermann wins Metcalfe Forestry Award
 2017-12-20 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Chris Lagermann, Red Lick Ranch, Edmonton, KY.
Bill Lagermann owner of Red Lick Ranch in rural Metcalfe County was presented with the 2017 Metcalfe County Soil Conservation District, Forestry Award. Making the presentation, above, from left were: Mark Wiedewitsch, Forester; Bill Lagermann, owner of Red Lick Ranch; Ricky Parnell, Forrester; and Billy Branstetter. - Chris Lagermann
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