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West Side Public Square, Columbia, KY (1961)


2013-09-21 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of Ann Curtis.
The West Side of the Square, 1961 on a day the Adair County Marching Band paraded around the Square in Columbia. "Majorettes, left to right: Laverne Woody, Marsha Brock Walker (drum major), Betty Yates, Becky Parsons and 'me.' Not sure who's behind Marsha. I believe that's Junior Feese on trombone," Ann Curtis writes. The businesses seen from left at that time were Russell & Co., Delmer Upchurch, proprietor, and upstairs, the Adair County Board of Education; Columbia General Appliance, Gaspard & Evelyn Brockman, owners; the Bank of Columbia; Maupin Barber Shop, with the traditional barber pole; Ed's Kentucky Auto Store, Ed Williams, proprietor; G & M Grill, (Dick Morris era?), with Sealtest Ice Cream sign; the Columbian Theatre, Charles & Yvonne Marshall, owners; Marshall's Shoe Store, J.C. and Sarah Marshall, owners and upstairs, the Farmers Home Administration, John Shelley, Supervisor; and Columbia 5 & 10, Paul Marshall, owner. Can't make out all the names. "Me" is the owner of the photograph, Ann Heskamp Curtis. Noteworthy is a parking pattern which needs reconsideration, with parking around the courthouse, as the community thinks about adopting a shopper and visitor friendlier Downtown. Perhaps, as a foil to speeding, angled parking around the courthouse as practiced before the parallel parking of this era. Corrections, comments, and identifications are welcome.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Lunch for Under $1


2013-09-21 - Photo by Pen. The black sesame seeds may have been the most expensive part of this lunch, which started with a ten cent package of ramen noodles and an egg yolk, and was garnished with green onion and some chopped purple cabbage.

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ADAIR Band members, on a break before preliminaries


2013-09-21 - Barren County High School, 507 Trojan Trail, Glasgow, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, ADAIR BAND photo. The ADAIR Band is in Glasgow, KY. Above, taking a break before they perform in the preliminaries at the Barren County High School Marching Band Festival are, from left Bethany McAfee, Carah Hatcher, Nicole Loy, and Leslie Ferguson. "Momma Shelb," back to camera, is Shelbie Robertson, an alum trumpet. ADAIR's preliminary performance is at 2pmCT. The Barren County High School Marching Band festival, is being held at opening ceremonies began at Barren County High School, 507 Trojan Trail, Glasgow, KY.

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Early photo: Men of the Columbia Christian Church ca 1948-1952


2013-09-21 - 206 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from collection of Nancy Lowe Simms. Mr. Richard Phelps sends this photo and asks if readers will help identify the uncertain names. Pictured are men of the Columbia Christian The occasion and the year are unknown. Seated, front row, from left Marvin Cole, Willard cheatham, Raymond Hutchison, Joseph McLean, Morris Epperson, Samuel Kelsay, Ralph Collins, Harry Lee Dohoney, Ray Bault, Remus Howrd, Billy Whiteney, Alfred Flowers, Rihard Paull Hill, Eugene Dohoney, and Bobby Collins. Second row, standing: Samuel Breeding, Clint Baise, James Lewis Moore, Harold Richardson, Uncertain?, Uncertain?, John D. Lowe, Jr., Paul Riggins, Charles Hood, Frank Callison, Jim Murray, Carl Reese, Mack Willis, James Ingram, Uncertain?, Bob Harrison, Herb Howell, Maurice Moran, and Frank Triplett. Third Row Sam Suddath, Uncertain?, Earl Cundiff, James Hood, Earl Hatfield, John D. Lowe III, Harold Phelps, David Caldwell, Billy Phelps, Edwin Cundiff, Gaspard Brockman, Bob Whie, Russell Miller, Uncertain?, Uncertain, Charles Osborne(?), ben Hanock, earl Ingram, Uncertain?, and Ralph Staples. Photo submitted by Richard Phelps. Thanks to these people for helping to identify: Ray Hutchison, Nancy Ballou, Bob White, Lynn McLean, George Keltner, and Sam Pelly

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Abby & Lilly Meyer at Farmers Market on the Square


2013-09-21 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage.
12 year old Abby Meyer. has pumpkins for sale this morning at the Farmers Market on the Square. Abby is assisted by her young but very capable 4 year old sister, Lilly Meyer. Abby is a 7th grader and Cheerleader at Adair County Middle School, Columbia. She is an excellent student and has been working hard all summer to grow over 1,000 Baby Pam Pumpkins as part of a family project. The Farmer's Market on the Square, open 8am-12pm noon CT, Saturday, September 21, 2013, at the Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY. - Barbara Armitage, Market Coordinator


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ADAIR Band at Barren County Invitational Sept. 21, 2013


2013-09-21 - Glasgow, KY - Photo from Shamarie Claiborne, ADAIR BAND.
The ADAIR Band will be competing today at the Barren County Marching Invitational being hosted by the Barren County High School Marching Band, at Barren County High School (MAP), 507 Trojan Trail, Glasgow, KY. There will be Preliminary performances and Finals performance. The line up for today's event is above. The ADAIR Band will be leaving the band room, Raymond Lacy Music Building, 230 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY at approximately 10:30pmCT, if you would like to participate in the convoy. We hope to see you all there! Shamarie Claiborne for the ADAIR BAND


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Robert Brock will perform The Gospel of Mark


2013-09-21 - V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Robert Brock will perform the Gospel of Mark
at 2pmCT Sunday, September 29, and at 7pmCT, Monday, September 30, 2013 in the Lindsey Wilson College V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY. Contact Brock at brockr@lindsey.edu or 270-590-4803. - DUANE BONIFER, Lindsey Wilson College public releations director


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