Living

Melinda McKee Clyde, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James S. Clyde of Cynthiana, and Christopher Noel Greenwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Greenwood of Milton, Ky., were married at 5:30 p.m. on July 2, 2011, at Cynthiana Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Patrick Laney officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the granddaughter of the late W.E. and Mary Clyde of Beloit, Wisc., and the late William and Anna Myers McKee of Cynthiana.
The groom is the grandson of the late Ernest and Kathryn Straub of Madison, Ind., and the late Clyde and Bernice Greenwood of Milton, Ky.

BERRY HIGH CLASS OF 1948
The 1948 graduating class of Berry High School held their annual class reunion at Biancke’s Restaurant in Cynthiana on Sept. 22 to celebrate the 63rd anniversary of their graduation.
There were only three class members in attendance: Nancy Palmer Beckett, Cynthiana, Charles Ray Conrad, Burlington, and Forrest Gill, Florence. One spouse in attendance was Mrs. Charles (Norma Jean) Conrad.
The group expressed special tribute in memory of two deaths which occurred during this year.

The Harrison County Democratic Woman’s Club held its Jefferson-Jackson Dinner with a tribute to John M. Keith Jr. on Monday, Sept. 12 at the Cynthiana Country Club.
The Master of Ceremonies was Judge Charles William Kuster Jr. Other speakers were L. Andrew Keith, Dr. J. Ashley Keith, K. Bruce Florence, Doug Hampton and the Honorable Douglas Miller.

Innovative Percussion, Inc., located in Nashville, Tenn., is a premiere drumstick and mallet company that designs and produces a variety of world-class drumsticks, keyboard mallets, percussion brushes and practice pads. As a company, Innovative sponsors talented artists. This month, Innovative announced the inclusion of Ted Leith, son of Tom and Anna Leith of Cynthiana, as an Innovative Education Artist and published his bio on www.innovativepercussion.com.