Living

The Women’s Club of Harrison County met at the Cynthiana Country Club on Nov. 11.
Bonnie Teater, president, led the pledge to the flag. Joyce Courtney gave the blessing and spiritual values.
After lunch the program ‘Celebrating Christmas’ was given by Bill Probus on the piano. Members sang along to Christmas songs.
At the business meeting guests, Sonja Frazier, Zetter Donahue, Reba Fuller, Peggy Dunn, Elsie Beckett, Ruth McNabb, Myrna Slade, Tammy Schweitzer, and Anna Litch were welcomed.

As summer ends and the impending cooler months arrive, so does the season to consume alcohol. If we are aware of the seasonal influences then our consumption can be less risky. We are fond of football, fall festivals, and parades. Picking pumpkins, having hayrides, or watching football should remain family fun activities. The planners of these events should take care to assure that when alcohol is allowed, there are policies in place to prevent underage drinking and adult over consumption.

10 years ago . . .

* Cynthiana Democrat, April 30, 1914 - “The property owners on Pike Street between Walnut and Main, this newspaper is informed, are with few exceptions, heartily in favor of the suggestion made in this paper a short time ago, that the streets within the limits named be reconstructed of brick. The cost, compared to the benefit, would be small indeed. It is estimated that $3 per lineal foot would be the expense. The street would last twenty years and prove of immense advantage to that section of the business district.”’