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  • Isabelle Rose Gribble

    Isabelle Rose Gribble was born Oct. 24, 2012 to Robert and Nicole Gribble of Cynthiana at Harrison Memorial Hospital.
    She weighed 6 lbs. 12 oz., and is welcomed by her brother bobby and sisters, Courtney and Lilly.
    Maternal grandparents are Keith and Mickiee Browning of Cynthiana and the late Michael Gasser; maternal great-grandparents are the late Ollie and Cecilia Gasser and the late Ray and Louise Muntz, all of Cynthiana.

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  • Museum Musings

    * Wilfred A. Peterson -- “The art of thanksgiving is thanksliving, it is gratitude in action, It is thanking God for the gift of life by living it triumphantly.
    * It is thanking God for your talents and abilities by accepting them as obligations to be invested for the common good. It is thanking God for all that men and women have done for you by doing things for others.
    * It is thanking God for beauty by helping to make the world more beautiful. It is thanking God for health and strength by the care and reverence you show your body.

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  • Thanksgiving Day calorie counts

    Thanksgiving Day is probably the one day of the year we give ourselves permission to really over eat. Then we feel overstuffed and miserable and guilty. This year before you fill your plate, I want to ask you to stop and think how this article will help you make wiser decisions Thursday.

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  • Case announces upcoming events at Woman’s Club November meeting

    The Women’s Club of Harrison County held their November meeting at the Cynthiana Christian Church. Bonnie Teater, president, presided at the meeting.
    The music program was provided by Ben Clifford and Brad Whalen.
    Virgie Wells introduced Allen Judy who has been with the Cynthiana Police Department for 10 years. He showed a film on identity theft and talked about ways you can avoid theft. He also gave all members a book on Taking Charge.

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  • Bourbon Belle Pageant
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  • Harrison County Girl Scouts

    Harrison County Girl Scout Troops 36, 24, 1576 and a sister troop from Louisville, Ky., enjoyed the weekend at Camp Cardinal Oct. 26-28. The girls earned their Cooking and Ecology badge. Attending were: front row, from left, Kaitlin Barry, Felicia Whalen, Laurynn Miracle, Julia Cinnamon; second row, Katie Coghill, McKinley Fain, Kassidi Snapp, Taylor Hunt, Brooklyn Fryman, Faith Fryman; back row, Autumn Colvin, Leaha Wilson, Gracie Hughes, Delana Hooper and Lucy Barry.

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  • lvbpw Sponsorship

    Sarah Renee Barton, center, received the Licking Valley Business and Professional Women’s $300 High School Student Sponsorship for college. Barton will be attending Maysville Community College this fall. She attended a luncheon in her honor and Carla Harney, past president, left, and Mary Ann Lee, president, presented Barton with a check and a certificate on behalf of the LVBPW Organization. Barton was also informed that she is now a member of the LVBPW Organization. The organization will pay for the first year of her State dues.

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  • Homemakers news

    The Curry Homemaker Club traveled to Georgetown this past summer for a meal at the Wilshire Restaurant. After the meal, members toured historic Ward Hall, Georgetown.

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  • Marriage Licenses

    Samantha Rae Hargis, 24, and Bradley Wayne Tracy, 26, married July 8, 2012.
    Phebie Chapman, 28, and Billy Lester Jr., 27, married Oct. 31, 2012.
    Kathy Lucille Brown Turner, 49, and Patrick Glen McCall, 46, married Oct. 21, 2012.
    Megan Marie Crouse, 28, and Elwyn Blane Reed, 21, married Oct. 20, 2012.
    Lauran Danielle Insko, 22, and James William Spencer, 37, married Oct. 29, 2012.
    Mary Todd Seaman, 23, and Joe Derek Ashbrook, 24, married Oct. 27, 2012.
    Cynthia Jean Mastin, 41, and William Lee Poe, 47, married Oct. 22, 2012.

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  • Mary Henson Circle hosts Thanksgiving lunch Nov. 6

    The Mary Henson Circle of Elmarch United Methodist Church hosted a Thanksgiving lunch on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The tables were decorated with fall arrangements and Pauline Copes, president, welcomed everyone and led in prayer. Pastor Jeff Jackson gave the blessing for the meal.
    Nikki Richie and Doris Fryman sang several songs and Diana White played the piano. Joyce Courtney was the guest speaker.
    After lunch the business meeting was called to order by Copes.
    Shut-in for November is Ruth Spires.

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