Deming High School - Devil Yearbook (Mount Olivet, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS 1951 - 1952 DEMING HIGH SCHOOL MT. OLIVET, KENTUCKY ‘Dedication We the members of the graduating class of 1952 dedicate this annual to T. Ross Moore, who has served the Class of '52 faithfully as sponsor for four years. We wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to this outstanding member of our school and community. JAMES W. COLVIN Superintendent of Robertson County Schools SPARKS, HESTER, OVERBEY, PAYNTER, BRUMAGEM JiowuL of Education H. E. MEACHAM Senior faculty. T. Ross Moore (History and Algebra) Jeanette McCarthy (Jr. Hi. Social Studies) Laura Hickey (Home Economics) Edward Hickey (Science and Coach) Gladys Norsworthy (English apd Math) EDITOR Staff • U1 SemeHA President Linville, Judith Ann S. G. A. 3,4 Officer 3 Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, 4 Officer 4 Girls’ State 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 4 F.H. A. 4 T reasurer McDowell, Bobby F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Officer 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Conservation 2,3 Hi-Y 3 Officer 3 Secretary Jones, Mary Lou Cheerleader 1 S.G, A. 4 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 4 Girls' State 3 F. H. A. 4 Officer 4 SatlioHA Vice-President Bums, Lorraine Maye Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 F. H. A. 4 Annual Staff-Editor Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Paynter, III, Wm. Grant F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4 S.G. A. 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3,4 Conservation 1, 2, 3, 4 S nioHA Reporter Linville, Thomas K. Glee Club 3, 4 Conservation 3, 4 Chess Club 1 Pep Club 3, 4 Linville, LeVaughn Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 4 Officer 4 Pep Club 2, 3 dwc fyweneAt by William Grant Paynter, III As one thinks back over the years that have passed since we who graduate this year were Freshmen, we feel that while all may not have been exactly perfect, the passing years have dimmed the memory of the unpleasant things and intensified the memory of pleasant happenings. Remember the year we were Freshmen? We were green! That year we numbered 21. We had dropped from 36 in the eighth grade. Mr. Moore was our sponsor and under his inspiration we began to make money in anticipation of trips to come. In our Sophomore year, we were improving, but we still weren’t models of decorum! If you don't believe this you can just ask our Sophomore sponsor, Mr. Farcie Woods, for this is the year in which Coach Woods moved here and took over as our home room teacher and as coach of our District Tournament team. Bobby McDowell transferred to Deming from Milford Junior High School. In our Junior year, we were a jolly group. We made money for our Junior trip by selling candy and beanies. We were delighted to have Mr. Moore back as our sponsor. He had finished his M. A. degree in Southern History at the University of Kentucky and returned to teach at Deming once more. The production of Dicken’s A Christmas Carol” was an outstanding success and those attending still rememberMr. Moore as Scrooge, and BobbyGraves as Tiny Tim. Being true to our motto Be Different, we took a three-day Junior trip. We had fun and learned a lot on a See Kentucky tour which took us to Mammoth Cave and Nashville, Tennessee. Our Senior year has been fun this far. and I know it will be so until the day we change the tassels on our caps and turn our rings. This year we were glad to welcome a newcomer. Thomas K. Linville, who came from Mayslick. Our class clearly illustrates the heavy dropout problem. We began with 21 as Freshmen, but as Seniors we number 11. Why have the others dropped out? Four of the girls took marital status--two girls quit and entered the world of business--six boys quit for economic reasons and one failed and quit. Now as we are seniors, we think back over the last three years of our-life and high school career. We have no doubt, had hard knocks and bumps, but we have fenjoyed each year as we never will enjoy future years. During this year we sold magazines. Christmas cards, and advertisement to help finances. We also gave the annual senior play, an event to which we had long looked forward. We must and want to say that we would not and could not have attained this great height if it had not been for the wonderful parents, teachers, and principal along our way who have encouraged us and helped us with untiring strength. President Margaret Morgan Vice-Pres. Betty McConnell Sec.-Treat. Joyce French Sgt. at Arms Billy Hughes S. G. A. Representatives: Billy Jett Anne Robinson Jeanette Linville Margaret Morgan Betty McConnell loyce French Billy Jett Rebecca Clark Bud Clark Nancy Taylor JunioHA Betty Briefly Robert J. Case Marie Henderson Mona Linville Dorothy Howard Phyllis Orme Mary Lou Gay Phyllis Craig Rosalyji Harber Peter Myers Joyce Graves Norma Henderson OFFICERS President Douglas Wright S pAomwteA Vice-Pres. Leslie McDowell -J Sec.-Treas. Dee Price S. G. A. Representative: Henson, Gill, Lanham Vs ' m Barnette Berry MB w n Berry Bums Bums Cole ) Dry den Henderson Henson a o.n a I ). n Hickey Highlander Insko Lanham Linville , L Linville , ; McConnell McCord McDaniel ) McDowell ✓ 1 J I Miller Overbey Paynter ( I Price Tucker Wright Vickers Cooney French McElwee Mitchell Buckner Linville Case Cleaver Humphery Norris Bums Ellis Workman Collins Linville Morgan Linville Horn beck Insko Graves Bums Bums Massey Sims Wood Wright Brumagen Q tade CigAt Paul McConnell Carolyn Massey James T ubbs Jane Howard Warren Massey Perry Gifford Dean Orme Stanley Clark Dixie Courtney Curtis Brown Joanna Bums Danny Linville Lucy Dotson Arthur Garrison Wilburn Morgan Shirley Bums Janice Buffenbarger Billy Wood Sally Glascock Gene Linville Wayman Tilton Joan Norris Franklin Moore Stanley Woods Qtade Seven Burns fV L Robinson Wells Claypoole Fryman Jett Tubbs Linville Curtis Mastin Fite Fulton Thomas Moore Harber Orme Henerson Linville Linville Howard Henderson Ginn Wagoner Evans Henson Sims Donaldson Carpenter Brumagem Henson McConnell Mastin Wells Buchanan Irene Galbraith Grade One ) Hazel Dryden Grade Six GRADE FACULTY Geraldine Louderback Grade Five Eloise Hitt Grade Two Virginia Overbey Grade Three n r i • • i i n a « y | I •’ ) KI t' r • A 3- ■ £, jjefftutj s ' JO ' , , ft ’4 ai I X « ' ' A4 - ’ rv- a r} r o f r : J ’ W V n, n r ' ) JT h r4 l Ors - r n ,v 4 G w e '61 -+ — o - -4 fV ; A A- Jt. j -jk r tf- i ft A h )c . s. D i_ — - ‘i • ■ J n � r nv ft i i ?; O « 1 t f 1 ' } Li . v n s -r n 4 ■ar ' A ,s r ‘ T � 1 4k o A? try- i-i_ John Sims Owen Brumagem Larry Miller Brenton Henson Juanita Buckler Tony Overbey Billy Overbey Nancy Hughes Janice Ingram Ruth Jones Ronnie Clark Phyllis Jones Grace Morgan Carole Jean Insko Ancel Henson, Jr. Perry Poe Clay Tilton Linda Henson Gayle Harber Jimmie Staggs Wayne Buckler Phyllis Orme - - Stacy Sandifer Gayle King .QXI. Row one: Judy Linville, Grant Paynter, Mary Lou Jones, Billy Jett, Anne Robinson. Row two: Jeanette Linville, Bobby Gill. Bobby Henson, Logan Lanham, Glenn Ellyn Buckner. Row three: Billy Sims. Dean Orme. Stanley Clark. Marcella Wagoner. Connie Jett. OFFICERS President.... ......Anne Robinson Vice Pres..............Glenn Ellyn Buckner Secretary..............Billy Jett Advisor.................G. T. Harding G. T. Harding Advisor Sxitune 5««m, (Zmexica ; i! K.: ’ --i -■ £ 1 - rw n r d f s ' s I ) H ft ft fl O o .' ', . ': • ' AM'■' ' fit!i ' '■ - p , „ ri — « y i i 4 ' tJutwce Mamemake of- ttmexica SiaaAet6a££ C£ufr r- r . i ► 1 CAeex£eade x emor Honor JUDITH ANN LINVILLE MARY LOU JONES LORRAINE MAYE BURNS y, - Jeetvs n su-y r) o n n v4 k H ' r £.T £ Ifc o ? ■ ■ S e JCetUucA Jmvc Preparing to take Harrodsburg Fort Harrod Hodgensville Perryville Lincoln Cabin Lincoln Spring Mammoth Cave Hotel Clui ffiaafcet atl dueett LORRAINE BURNS As the time for our departure from the realm of Deming High School, Mt. Olivet, draws nearer, we the members of the Senior Class of 1951-52, wholly sound in mind and philosophy, hereby take our pen in hand, on this sixteenth day of November, to make our last will and testament. First and foremost, the Senior Class as a whole leaves to our home room teacher, T. Ross Moore, a thousand memories of the happy years we have spent with him coupled with our sincere tribute of respect for his guidance and untiring consideration. Tcrour Supt. , James W. Colvin; our Principal, H. E. Meacham; and the other members of the Deming Faculty we bequest our very best wishes for the continued growth of our school as well as a silent avowa' of thanks of all past educational opportunities. To the Juniors, we will our secluded little room on the top floor of the main building, providing they do not mar its implicit beauty so modernly and artistically designed by our master minds. All individual personal property is to be disposed of in the following manner: To Margaret Linville, Lorraine Bums bequeaths tall and soldierly Frank Bradley. To Nancy Overbey goes Mary Lois Bums’ musical ability. Barbara Curtis wills her big blue eyes” to Royce French. To Anna Ellis. Mary Lou Jones leaves her technique of flirting with every strange male within fifty mile radius of dear ole Mt. Olivet. Judy Ann Linville reluctantly leaves her pleasant associations with the Bracken County Polar Bears to Mary Lou Insko. Tommy Linville sadly wills our beloved Mr. Moore to next year’s Seniors and to Billy Hughes he leaves all rights and claims to Lu-Lu. On Glenn Ellyn Buckner, Levaughn Linville bestows her height. To Bobby Case goes Bobby McDowell’s seat in the study hall. (Editor’s note; Casey, you can flirt with Betty now.) Grant Paynter leaves his position as Romeo of the Senior Class to Billy Jett. Jimmy Poe wills his good grades to Douglas Wright. To Ross Mitchell. Noel Dean Poe leaves all claims to Edna Humphrey. To this document we affix our signatures. Witnesses; Tired and weary in mind and body after a long, hard day at Deming High School, I rushed home as soon as the last bell rang and practically collapsed into an easy chair drawn close to the fire. It was November and cold outside. The flames burned brightly in the old-fashioned fireplace and silently I gave thanks that Mom and Dad had never changed our nearth for a new-fangled furnace. Gazing into the dancing fire, I lingered half between reality and dreamland when suddenly it seemed I heard a faint whisper: ' come with me into the land where dreams come true and I will tell you what is to happen to the members of die Demine High School graduating class of 1951. Or do you really want to know? Turning I saw standing just beyond the cozy fire a beauteous maid, adorned in white, clean, spotless, and pure, like future days in future years, yet unmarred by time and toil and disillusionment. Taking her hand we flitted across the years on the mystic wings of the future and boarded a tall, massive ship enroute to the Isle Where Dreams Come True. Sailing across the placid waters of the Sea of the Future, there fell on my ears the faint strains of low, sweet music, echoing, strangely enough, the words of an old poem I shall never forget: We look before and after. And pine for what is not; Our sincerest laughter With some pain is fraught; Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thoughts. Almost at once I knew I was ready to leave behind our carefree past, though not without a sigh. It was then I realized that the shining maid was speaking: Here, she said, is the Isle where dreams come true beyond your wildest expectations. Here each cherished hope, each aspiration becomes a reality if you work hard enough and long enough. See over there in the far distant future in the thriving little city of Mt. Olivet, your old classmate, Lorraine Bums, has married Frank Bradley and together they have made their dreams of a modem, up-to-date service station come true. Just a few blocks down Main Street, if you’ll notice, Mary Lou Jones and her inseparable pal, Judy Linville, are working as private secretaries in the exclusive office of T. Ross Moore, Supt. of Schools. Sad to relate, these two are still playing the field , so to speak, simply because they choose to do so. Mt. Olivet is really progressing with its modem Barber-Beauty Shop combination, skillfully operated by Grant Romeo Paynter and his charming wife, the former Christine Wright. Down the fourlane highway, near Piqua, Jimmie Poe and Alice Mann are farming and raising a family. In the northern section of Robertson you see that Noel Dean Poe and blonde Edna Humphrey have become Earl Mack Linville’s farm manager. Occasionally, Noel Dean has a little matrimonial trouble because of Edna’s inherent jealousy of Janie. Barbara Curtis, a Grayson graduate, is a Missionary, but will soon return to the States to nurse Rovce back to health. Lois Bums and Tommy Linville are both in Cincinnati, die is at the Conservatory of Music and he is at the University of Cincinnati in the Engineering department. Lavaughn Linyllle and her big sister just graduated from U. K. It is still a toss-up as to which will capture M. C. Ogden. Way aown on the West Coast, Bobby McDowell is making the latest version of Frankie and Johnnie with redhead. Margaret Morgan, as his leading lady. Come now, we must go back for you are growing seasick, tossed ana turned on the tempestuous waters of the Future. Reluctantly I aroused myself, only to sleep again, this time to dream of tests and English themes and Algebra problems. RILEY M. SEE Post 143 Mt. Olivet Kentucky Maple Lawn Farms Registered Guernseys W. B. Hughes W. C. Hughes Owner Manager Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 MARTIN ROZAN Merchant Tailor Maysville, Kentucky PRATT’S COMMUNITY CENTER Groceries - Feed - Hardware Claysville, Kentucky Phone 984-R-4 RUSSELL B. WHALEN Jeweler Opposite Post Office Cynthiana, Ky. Jewelry Gifts For Every Occasion LERMAN BROTHERS Department Store Cynthiana, Kentucky Clara Shoppe Kings Booterie Ladies and Children’s ready-to-wear and shoes. Cynthiana, Kentucky LEMONETTE RESTAURANT Sandwiches and Beer Owners: Hampton and Dailey Cynthiana, Kentucky MARTIN’S Electric Motor Shop Rewinding Repairing 200 E. Pleasant Street Cynthiana, Kentucky TUSSEY FURNITURE CO. Home of good furniture and appliances 107 S. Main Street Cynthiana, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 ROYAL THEATRE Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of FAVORITE BREAD Manchester Baking Co. Manchester, Ohio MERZ. BROS. One of Kentucky’s Finest Stores Maysville, Kentucky Maysville Office Machines Company Remington Rand Phone 660 Maysville, Kentucky The Furniture Store Where Dreams Come True C. L. MAINS SON Maysville, Kentucky Wm. F. MURPHY Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry A Complete Watch and Jewelry Repair Service 206 Market St. Maysville, Kentucky Cummins Motor New Studebaker Cars Trucks 222 Pike St. Cynthiana, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 DUKE WAREHOUSES T. A. Duke Maysville, Kentucky J. S. Ford Day Phone 914 A. C. Duke Night Phone 204 O’ROURKE and JOLLY SERVICE STATIONS Gulf Oil Products Gulflex Registered Lubrication Tires - Tubes - Batteries and accessories Aberdeen - Ohio P. O. Box 168 Fulton Suits Pool Room Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 HEDGES’ DRY GOODS Mt. Olivet, Kentucky CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of ‘52 DEMING PARENTS - TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Robertson County Locker Fresh Meats - Fruits - Vegetables Groceries Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 J. Robert McGinity, Atty. at Law Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulations To The Class Of ‘52 John T. White, Judge of Robertson Co Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulations To The Class Of ‘52 Lions Club Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulations Hunsicker’s Men’s Store Where better apparel costs less Phone: 13 22 West 2nd St. Maysville, Kentucky “Motor Truck Transportation” Ecklar-Moore Express, Inc. Cynthiana, Kentucky Phone: 1100 Rex Parker’s Pharmacy Your friendly Drug Store S. E. Corner Second and Market, Maysville, Kentucky Vanhook Hardware Company Wholesale and Retail Hardware, Fence, Field Seeds, Feeds, Salt, Work Gear, Hoover Sweepers, Electric Washers Phone: 146 - 29 East Pike Street Cynthiana, Kentucky Burrows Men’s Shop “The Place To Buy” Maysville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Reliable Shoe Store Maysville, Kentucky A. J. KING SON Hay-Corn-Coal-Sand-Cement Blocks-Cement Highest price paid for scrap metal-Local and long distance hauling Phone: 676 Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Charles W. Traxel Co. Jewelers Maysville, Ky. Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry Fine China and Silverware of All Kinds Myers Store Since 1879 Emerson, Tele-King Television Duo-Therm Oil Heaters Magic Chef Gas Ranges Pianos For Rent Bottled Gas For Tractors, Trucks Cars New York Sharp Cheese Jumbo Shrimp Guaranteed Washers $59 Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 from WELCOME INN Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Bentley’s Store Kentontown, Kentucky THE FARMERS AND TRADERS BANK Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Harrison Motor Co. Complete Automotive Service Cynthiana, Kentucky Phone: 403 Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 ADA’S BEAUTY SHOP Mt. Olivet, Kentucky The Home of McKesson products CORNER CUT-RATE Corner Main Pike Cynthiana, Kentucky Robinson Lair Prescription Druggist Cynthiana, Kentucky Clara Shoppe “Cynthiana’s Exclusive Dress Shop” Ladies, Children Infants Wear and Shoes Phone No. 6 10 East Pike St. Brammers Lunch Room Come in after the ball game and enjoy a smack Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Massey’s Produce Dealer in poultry and eggs Mt. Olivet, Kentucky M. Goldberg Son Cynthiana’s Finest Men’s Shop 15-11 E. Pike Street Cynthiana, Kentucky Gene’s Radio Shop Crosley Philco Sales Service Phone 961 Mt. Olivet, Kentucky THOMPSON SHOE REPAIR “Our repairs will make a hit with you” East Pike St. Cynthiana, Kentucky LOUIS GORDON Men’s Boys’ Wear Cynthiana, Kentucky BIANCKE’S RESTAURANT “A better place to eat drink” Cynthiana, Kentucky CARR FURNITURE CO. Home Furnishing Phone: 114 106-108 East Pike St. Cynthiana, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 REDD HARDWARE CO. Cynthiana, Kentucky A. E. JONES Rural Gas and Home Furnishings Pike Street Cynthiana, Kentucky Phone: 405 Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Cynthiana, Kentucky BERT J. HATTERICK SONS Fresh Home Killed and Cured Meats of All Kinds Phone: 239 Cynthiana, Kentucky THE HARRISON DEPOSIT BANK LOAN CO. Cynthiana, Kentucky Leslie Vanhook “Your Friendly Dealer International Harvester Equipment Kentontown, Ky. Maysville Floor Covering Co. Headquarters for all your floor covering needs. 135 W. 2nd. St. Maysville, Ky. Phone: 1472-R Hill and Thompson The Coffee Shop Hardware - Tools Cutlery Home Cooked Foods Phone: 440 David England, Prop. Maysville, Kentucky Maysville, Kentucky Southern States Maysville Cooperative, Inc. Clover Leaf Dairy Products Company Maysville’s Community Dairy Feeds-Seeds-Farm Supplies Grade “A Dairy Products Leonard Appliances Phone: 76 Maysville, Kentucky Maysville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Congratulations To The Class ‘52 Hayes Shoe Store Dr. Wm. E. McGinity, Dentist 39 West 2nd St. Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Maysville, Kentucky MODERN SHOE SHOP EXPERT SHOE RE PAIRS--HAT CLEANING While you wait Maysville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Elmer Carrigan, Rep Gilbert Grocery Co. Maysville, Kentucky Bring your Ford back home for service Clarke Motor Co. Maysville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Thomas E. Cropper, Rep. Maysville Candy Co. Maysville, Kentucky Watches-Diamonds-Silver Watch repair--Engraving Rees Williams “Jeweler Cynthiana, Kentucky Phone: 600 Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Nu Art Studio Cynthiana, Kentucky Phone : 761 C. P. DEETERICH BRO. Seedsmen and Florists Maysville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Hogg Drug Store Cynthiana, Kentucky MODERN Laundry Dry Cleaning Co. Children’s Wear Everything for Children from 6 mo to 6 yrs. Maysville, Kentucky The Petite Specially Shop Hotel Bldg., Cynthiana, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 A. B. LAKE FOOD DRINKS FISHING Kentontown, Kentucky GROCE Dry Cleaning and Pressing 124 W. Third Maysville, Ky. Phone 391 Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 MIKE BROWN CO. STAR RESTAURANT Maysville, Kentucky 231 Wood St. Maysville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 CABLE TIRE APPLIANCE A. H. DILLON Third and Market Street Your John Deere Dealer Sardis, Kentucky Maysville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Holmes Pharmacy Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Make Our Store Your Headquarters N. C. Massey Mt. Olivet, Kentucky NOEL HALL’S GROCERY Groceries - Feeds - Seeds Phone 767 Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Thelma’s Lunch Room Breakfast Plate Lunches Sandwiches Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 C. P. Houchens and Sons Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Compliments of KAIN and KABLER Funeral Directors Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Compliments of COCA COLA Bottling Co. Maysville, Kentucky R. H. Cole’s Rolling Store Feed, Seed. ft Grocery Mt. Olivet. Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 The Geo. H. Frank Company “Maysville’s Foremost Clothiers” Maysville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Gore’s Grocery ft Service Station The Toggery Gas-Oil-Groceries We have all your needs for General Hauling “Tots, teens. in ‘teens” Phone: 952 Maysville, Kentucky Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Mt. Olivet, Service Center Ashland Oil Products Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Mt. Olivet. Kentucky Massey’s Dot Food Store Phone: 421 Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Congratulation to the Class of ‘52 NEWTON LEE RANKINS Tax Commissioner of Robertson County JOHN L. CUMMINS Real Estate-Insurance-Auctioneering Main Street Phone 145 Cynthiana, Kentucky J. Harold Woodward Hardware-Machine Shop Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Frank “Bulldog” Bradley Pittsburgh @ Paints Nelson “Gabby” Hester AMERICAN LEGION AUXILLARY Arthur Wells Dealer in Live Poultry-Eggs-Wool Hides Riley M. Post 143 Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Mt. Olivet. Kentucky Custom Slaughtering Lard Rendering ANDY COLE’S GARAGE HARRISON FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Freezing is our Business Routes 52-62-68 Cynthiana, Kentucky Aberdeen, Ohio Phone: Aberdeen 4181 Bacon Curing Locker Rental Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 Congratulations to the Class of ‘52 W. B. Owens Blue Licks Service Station Groceries. School Supplies. Meat Blue Licks, Kentucky Mt. Olivet, Kentucky