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Silent City 2013: Adair County's Tony Curtis & Janet Leigh


2013-10-29 - Columbia Cemetery, 315 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Silent City aficionados always know they are in for a treat when the great husband-wife team of J.D. & Ellen Zornes turn comes - they're the Columbia version of Tony Curtis & Janet Leigh or maybe Robert Wagner & Natalie Wood, or Hume Cronyn & Jessica Tandy. This year was a triumph, with the popular couple presenting Tim & Sallie Bradshaw, early merchants in Columbia. Sallie Bradshaw ran a very successful millinery shop, at a time when no decent woman would be seen outside, and Tim Bradshaw was a visionary who expressed interest in investing in the electric railroad to Lebanon, KY.

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Silent City 2013: Mother-daughter stars of Screen & Stage


2013-10-29 - Columbia Cemetery, 315 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The Kathy & Korianne Cox - first time presenters, wowed the audience with a range of emotions. Cathy Keltner Cox was her grandmother Shastia Daisy Keltner, the colorful and long time postmaster at Gradyville in the third vignette in the in the video, "Looking Back . . . a journey through The Cemeteries of Adair County," an installment which, true to her grandmother's sense of humor, brought frequent laughter at the presentation, and smiles throughout. Cathy Cox's daughter, Korianne Cox, now a teacher in the Green County School system, gave a polished performance as Fannie, one of the three members of the Winfrey Hotel who died on the same day during the the cholera epidemic which took 70 lives in Columbia, KY, and was the cause of the closing of the Winfrey's Hotel.

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Silent City 2013: Lee Ann Jessee as Nancy Russell East


2013-10-29 - Columbia Cemetery, 315 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Lee Ann Jessee, Director of the Adair County Public Library, is also a frequent re-enactor at Silent City productions and always, an audience favorite. This year, she was Nancy Russell East, the first presentation of the Walking Tour of the Columbia Cemetery, in a section called the Old Cemetery, closest to Campbellsville Street.

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Part of the long procession to the Silent City


2013-10-29 - 300 Block, Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Even cool drizzle couldn't dampen the enthusiasm for some of the best theater in Kentucky, the Adair County Public Library and Adair Genealogical Society's 7th production of the Silent City. This year, with the addition of Lindsey Wilson College's Travis Smith video produced at five cemeteries out in the county, shown, with refreshments in the basement of the library afterward, it was all-in-all, a huge success, one of the best Silent City productions ever. - Ed Waggener

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Lost Dog is ranging along Old Gradyville Road


2013-10-29 - Old Gradyville Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. This dog, a female, possibly yellow lab mix, has been ranging along the Old Gradyville Road for several days. She is friendly, but a little timid. She was briefly in our carport, looking for food, but isn't staying here. She needs to be claimed/rescued. Sharon Whitehurst

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Oak Ridge Boys surprise Buzz Cason at CU concert


2013-10-29 - Ransdell Chapel, 401 N Hoskins, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Rachel DeCoursey, CU. The Oak Ridge Boys surprised Buzz Cason, singer, songwriter, CU Trustee and rock 'n' roll musician, while he was singing "Glory Bound" as the opening act for The Oak Ridge Boys concert at Campbellsville University's Ransdell Chapel Oct. 28. The Oak Ridge Boys are from left: Duane Allen, Joe Bonsall, with Cason, William Lee Golden and Richard Sterban. The group performed to a packed house and proceeds went to the university's Scholarship Fund. - Joan C. McKinney

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Birthday Girl: Patty Nall


2013-10-28 - OKCC, 2339 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Patty Rowe Nall celebrated her birthday today with her husband, John Nall, and Carolyn Jones at Betty's OK Country Cooking. The restaurant presented her with a cake dessert with one candle while the staff led in singing Happy Birthday to her.

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