Thanksgiving Sermon at Stanton United Presbyterian
The annual Thanksgiving sermon was preached in Stanton by Rev. J. C. Hanley, president of Lees Collegiate Institute in Jackson, Kentucky. After services, Hanley and companions attended multiple dinners with local families, with hospitality and generous feasts noted throughout the day. The writer anticipates December to be the best month of 1919.
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Stanton
Stanton United Presbyterian Church
J. C. Hanley
Lees Collegiate Institute
Jackson
Kentucky
College
Thanksgiving Dormitory Notes From Stanton Teachers
Thanksgiving vacation brought rest and dinners, with many students returning to tasks at the College. Several residents from Breathitt, Wolfe, Lee, Zachariah, and Bourbon counties stayed in Stanton, praising their holidays. Teachers visiting the J. P. School at Frenchburg reported a pleasant and profitable break.
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Ani
Misaiee Gladys
Julia Tresdel
Pearl Back
Breathitt County
Helen McAlincey
Pennsylvania
Shirley Campbell
Tron City
Stanton
Gladys
Ethel Hopkins
James
Charles
Vera
Eva Praners
Alton
Wolfe County
Pearl Pelfry
Torrent
Jane Bolin
Lexington
Lula Barnett
Nettle Mclntogh
Duckeon
Mare White
Lee County
J. 0. Rash
Nada
Maud Koox
Zachariah
Minnie Tipton
Henry Noe
Fur
J. P
Frenchburg
Rucker Place Sold at Public Sale
The Bucker place was sold at public sale in this city Friday afternoon as advertised. H. G. Crabtree became the purchaser at 435.00 dollars. The property is valuable mainly for the lots which lie adjoining other property of Mr. Crabtree. Possession will be given January 1, 1920.
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Bucker Place
H. G. Crabtree
Laborers from Maben visit for work offers
Here After Laborers Botier Stewart of Maben West Virginia visited Saturday and Sunday. Hult Derichxon and a Mr Day sought fifty Crowe cases to go ten miles to labor in Lexington. They were said to be in the big new mill and were offered four dollars per day for dinner at the Phoenix with ten hour shifts.
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Botier Stewart
Maben
W. Va
Hult Derichxon
Mr. Day
Charles Crowe
Pont
Lexington
Phoenix
Mrs. D. P. Rose Dies After Long Christian Church Service
Mrs. D P Rose died December 1 1919 at her daughter Mrs Eugene French home near Stanton She left six children John A Rose Edward Rose Edwin Rose and Mrs French of this county R P Rose of Clark county and Near Rose of Lexington plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren Born Clark county July 9 1883 youngest child of Bobbie Adams Married to D P Rowe September 1 1853 She was the last Adams generation Funeral was December 2 at Paint Creek conducted by Rev J Z Adame Burial in family plot She had belonged to the Christian Church for over 60 years
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D. P. Rose
Eugene French
Adams
Paint Creek
J. Z. Adame
Rose
The
Christian Church
Sheriff Busy Monday at Stanton on court day and tax deadline
Sheriff Wm Garrett was a busy figure Monday in Stanton as county court day coincided with the final tax payment deadline before a six percent penalty. The Times notes many residents rushed to avoid the penalty while delinquents are being served notices in this issue.
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Wm. Garrett
Stanton
the Times
A K Carroll Returns to Desdemona Texas
Texas resident A K Carroll who lived in Clay City for months and visited Tennessee, then Texas for a position, has arrived in Desdemona and directs the Times to continue delivery to his address.
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A. K. Carroll
Clay City
Tennessee
Texas
Desdemona
Times
Card of Thanks from RW Thomas to neighbors
A note extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors who tenderly aided in caring for my father during his illness and death and for their comforting words to him and the family.
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Thomas
New Magistrate At Stanton Elected In November
Mr. Jesse Crowe was elected Magistrate in the Stanton district to fill the unexpired term of K. F. Hall, deceased. Squire Ku. Freveh was appointed to fill the vacancy April the election.
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Jesse Crowe
Stanton
Hall
Squire Ku
Freveh
New Acetylene Lighting Outfit Sold In Times Store
London visitors Mr Thos Fale and Mr Clint Bowman installed a Hawkins patented acetylene gas lighting outfit at the Company Store and sold one to The Times to be installed from the Louisville factory. Hale will cover Powell Estill and Lee counties and an ad appears in this issue.
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Thos
Fale
Clint Bowman
London
Hawkins
the Times
Louisville
Hale
Powell, Estill
Lee Counties
The
Times
Child Dies in Cincinnati from Scarlet Fever
Six year old Buleh Patton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Patton, died in Cincinnati Sunday morning of scarlet fever. Burial at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Cincinnati. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ben Mastin. Authorities would not allow the body to be brought home due to contagion concerns.
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Buleh
Ben Patton
Cincinnati
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Ben Mastin
Tittle
Benial
Personal Paragraphs From Clark County Visit City
Clark county residents Dr. A. T. Knox and J. O. Swope were in town on Tuesday. Frank Wright of Fayette county spent Thanksgiving in the city. Ruth Moore has taken a stenographer job in Winchester. Jennie Quinn spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Georgetown. R. A. Harter of Nada visited friends in Clay City at Thanksgiving. Robert E. Oriff of Cleveland Ohio was in the city on business Tuesday. Carrie Groves hosted Mrs. Charles Thompson of Cynthiana last week. Mary Teller and Eva Stewart of Booneville visited C Bowman’s family on Friday. Mrs. Samuel Williams, staying at the Red River Hotel, is visiting friends at King’s Mountain. Sylvia W. Russell of St Helens visited her son Harry from Thanksgiving to week’s start.
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Carrie Groves
Charles Thompson
Cynthiana
Mias
Mary Teller
Eva Stewart
Booneville
C Bowman
Samuel Williams
Red River Hotel
King’s Mountain
Sylvia W. Russell
St. Helens
Harry
Price rises noted amid sugar beet report
The Department of Agriculture reports sugar beets produced in 1919 rose by 800000 pounds from 1918 and by 1120000 and 1160000 from 1917 and 1916 respectively, while beet prices to consumers were set higher. Local residents and visitors, including the Eubanks and Flannery families, hosted and traveled, with several leaving or visiting for family occasions and business in Wincheaster and nearby areas.
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Department of Agriculture
Isquire
Stade
Corrected Purchase: Mrs Bettie Phillips Grocery Sold to Ware
The Times retracted the previous report and clarified that Geo. B. Ware purchased the stock of Mrs Bettie Phillips' grocery, not John Maxwell's. The error concerned ownership of the Maxwell grocery stock versus Phillips' store.
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the Times
Geo. 8
Hand Injury At Lexington Hospital Needs Operation
Mrs Ray McKinney remains in Lexington Hospital with a troublesome hand condition caused by a needle wound. Doctors report an operation is imperative to prevent further complications and relieve the ongoing pain.
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Ray McKinney
Lexington Hospital
Time rules for wartime newsrooms lapse return
Wartime style saving regulations have returned, with opening fixed at nine and closing at four. The note states newspapers are not affected this time and implies a temporary renewal of saved operating rules.
Marriage of Lohmil Ler and Mabel Phillips Keen
The marriage of Kaw Lohmil Ler, 89, to Mrs. Mabel Phillips Keen, 84, both of Clay City, occurred here on Saturday, November 20.
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Kaw. Lohmiller
Mabel Phillips Keen
Clay City
Winchester
Blackburn attends International Live Stock show in Chicago
Fred R. Blackburn a member of the State Board of Agriculture from the Appellate District attends the International Live Stock show in Chicago noting his official presence and participation in the event.
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Fred R. Blackburn
State Board of Agriculture
Chicago
Notice to Taxpayers Sheriff Sale Looms in Powell County
Notice to taxpayers dated December 8 1910 from Wm Garrett Sheriff Powell County warns past due taxes must be settled to avoid levy and sale as final settlement with state and county proceeds.
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Wm. Garrett
Powell County
Farm for Sale Near Waltersville with 60 Acres
A 60 acre small farm near Waltersville Kentucky offers white oak land. Includes a four room dwelling, tenant house, barn and other outbuildings. Features a good spring and well water. An orchard in bearing, two more orchards, two gardens, and well fenced grounds. RW Thomas, Waltersville KY.
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Waltersville
Thomas
Bank Statement Praised by Comptroller for Olay City Bank
A report from the Comptroller of the Currency highlights Olay City National Bank as a safe depository and helpful loan agency. The bank is commended for meritorious conduct and remains a source of pride for local residents.
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Olay City
Professor McGarvey Preaches Two Sermons in Stanton
Professor McGarvey preached two strong sermons at the Christian Church in Stanton on Sabbath. He is principal of Hazel Green Academy and an educator of high rank, noted for his scholarly distinction.
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McGarvey
Christian Church
Stanton
Hazel Green Academy
Child Dies at Waltersville
The eighteen month old child of Mr and Mrs D P Potts died at Waltersville on Tuesday and was buried Wednesday at Powell's Valley in a family funeral.
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D. P. Potts
Waltersville
Powell's Valley
Saws Hand In Oil Field Stop Workman From Field
Oscar Mackey suffered a severe hand injury while working in an oil field on Monday and was compelled to quit his job and return home for treatment.
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Oscar Mackey
Local news and social notes from Stan ton and Lexing ton area
The piece records people at Stan ton circuit court and visits from A L Martin tobacconist at Filson. It notes Uncle Rendall Hanks returning home from Lexington hospital and various rural happenings including a Thanksgiving day gun salute and comments on local college students and young women. A playful verse warns girls to enjoy themselves yet learn to sweep and paint.
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Rendall Hanks
Lexington
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Rucker Place
Child
A. T. Knox
J. 0. Swope
Clark County
Frank Wright
Fayette County
Ruth Moore
Jennie Quinn
Georgetown
R. A. Harter
Robert E. Orif
Cleveland
Ohio
W. R. Eubank
Miss Vera
Wincheater
Clay Williams
Middletown
Mary Belle Dannington
J. D. Booth
Ogoithiana
Newton Bishop
Karuna Mounta
Kula
Katherine
Prof. McGarvey
Dorn Halking
A. L. Martin
Filson
Briscobins
Pilson
A.L. Martin
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