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Old Photo: Dowells of Metcalfe Co., KY


2010-12-05 - Photo from collection of Geniece Marcum. Metcalfe Co., KY
Dora Mae Beauchamp Dowell, in the white dress, with her three sons. Standing is Underwood Belmont "Jack" Dowell. In front is Dolphus Henry Dowell, then Mrs. Dowell, then Robert Linzie Dowell. She was the widow of Linzie Dowell at the time the photo was taken. After he died, Mrs. Dowell refused to wear black; white became her trademark apparel color. The facsimile photograph has no date, but was taken in the early 1900s.


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Procession of Elected Dignitaries


2010-12-05 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Public Square, Columbia, KY
Elected officials included, white car to right, Mayor Pat Bell and Mayor Elect Mark D. Harris; in the red crew cab, Judge Executive Ann Melton, followed by Judge Mike Loy and 51st District Representative Bam Carney.


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Adair County FFA Float: First Place winner


2010-12-05 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Public Square, Columbia, KY
The Top Float in the Parade was this one, by the Adair County High School Future Farmers of America chapter.


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Dr. Max Downey and the Christmas Train


2010-12-05 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Public Square, Columbia, KY
Dr. Max Downey's famed trackless train was transformed into a Christmas Train for the parade. Dr. Downey, in a Santa Claus uniform, is the engineer. The passengers are his grandchildren.


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West 80 Church of God, Russell Springs, KY float


2010-12-05 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Public Square, Columbia, KY
The Beautiful West 80 Church of God Float from Russell Springs, KY, won the Second Place Prize in the Out of County Float Contest. Chamber President Ron Heath is presenting the prize.


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4-H Spurs Horse Club wins 3rd Place Float award


2010-12-05 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Public Square, Columbia, KY
President Ron Heath, in the red coat, delivered the Third Place Award for Adair County float to the Adair County Spurs 4-H Club.


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Adair County High School Cheerleaders


2010-12-05 - Photo by Linda Waggener. 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY
The Adair County High School Cheerleaders float even had a military jeep on it. The float was pulled by a Pyles Excavation Co. semi.


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