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ark:/16417/th72cx3l74pkdFrom left to rights are, Jouet Hitch, Pearl Porter and Ed Hitch, Paris barbers, who represent a century of barbering. Ed Hitch, shop owner, in Paris for more than 40 years as a barber. September, 1950.
Item 1.05-2359.03
From left to rights are, Jouet Hitch, Pearl Porter and Ed Hitch, Paris barbers, who represent a century of barbering. Ed Hitch, shop owner, in Paris for more than 40 years as a barber. September, 1950.
ark:/16417/th7fsp63cclvrGroup of buyers and workers looking over a pen of cattle for sale at Paris stockyards. Jim Doty, E.H. Martin, and Alex Miller Jr., all of Bourbon County. G.M. Campbell and Toy Strode, both of Fleming County. September, 1950.
Item 1.05-2359.02
Group of buyers and workers looking over a pen of cattle for sale at Paris stockyards. Jim Doty, E.H. Martin, and Alex Miller Jr., all of Bourbon County. G.M. Campbell and Toy Strode, both of Fleming County. September, 1950.
ark:/16417/th7phjgz40f3qOverstreets' tombstone in the Wilmore Cemetery. The tombstone had seven or eight names on it, all Overstreets'. November, 1950.
Item 1.05-2359.01
Overstreets' tombstone in the Wilmore Cemetery. The tombstone had seven or eight names on it, all Overstreets'. November, 1950.