Edward
Ellis Ball
Kentucky Post, Saturday, 13 May 1911, page 5
A horse driven by Edward Ball, rural route mail carrier, became frightened yesterday at Mentor Ky and ran away, upsetting the mail wagon and throwing Ball out. He was slightly bruised, the horse was later captured.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 18 November 1918, page 1
There was a free for all fight Saturday night at Alexandria Ky when certain members of the Council of Defense are said to have attempted to collect funds in the War Chest campaign. It is said when certain citizens refused to contribute to the fund to the extent of expectations the word, “pro-German” was passed and a fight followed.
James Nelson, 35, Flagg Springs is in Speers Hospital. He was struck on the head with a chair. George Tarvin, Edward Ball and Matt McArthur were also slightly injured. It is said a number of persons jumped through windows and other exits in an effort to make a getaway from the fight that started in the courthouse at the county seat. Members of the Council of Defense refused to discuss the fight.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 20 November 1918, page 1
Campbell co will be more than 200 per cent in the United War Work campaign, as indicated by returns now received and tabulated. Edward Ball, Carthage, with a quota of $645 for his team, sent in subscriptions of $745. There were only 15 residents of the town who did not subscribe for the fund.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 9 June 1923, page 6
New Democratic central committeemen in Campbell co who received notice of their appointment were: For the 83d legislative district, Edward P Ball, Carthage.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 15 September 1923, page 1
Hubbard Schwartz, Dayton’s city solicitor passed a resolution directed at the bon commission. The resolution calls upon them to give $1 worth of public roadway for every 100 cents voted. The resolution drawn by Schwartz, Edward E Ball and Samuel Sprague and Lawrence T Rechtin.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 14 August 1925, page 1
A resolution providing the naming of the new high school in California Ky as The A J Jolly High School, was adopted Friday night at a mass meeting of California, Mentor, Carthage and Flagg Springs citizens. The resolution was offered by Edward E Ball.
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Kentucky Post, Sunday, 15 November 1925, page 2
Forty-six Master Masons trod their way over the hot sands to the Kishmee Grotto. The Moharroum attracted Masons from all parts of Northern Kentucky. Among those were Edward Ellis Ball of California.
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Kentucky Post, Sunday, 31 January 1926, page 13
Friends of Edward Ball will be glad to know he is able to be about again after an illness.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 15 June 1926, page 1
Articles of incorporation of the California and Beech Grove School Welfare Association were filed Tuesday with the Campbell co clerk. The company was organized after residents of both California and Beech Grove school districts voted in favor of consolidating the two districts into one and for the erection of a modern school building in California. These signing the articles were: Edward E Ball.
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Kentucky Post, Sunday, 18 November 1928, page 2
The new A J Jolly Memorial School at California was dedicated Saturday afternoon. Addresses were made by Edward E Ball, president of the California Peach Grove Welfare Association.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 3 August 1931, page 3
Beech Grove Sunday School Union will hold their 51st annual meet at Beech Grove, near Flag Springs Saturday afternoon beginning at 1:30 pm. Among those who have served as officers of the union; Edward E Ball.