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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1920

Page

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Conference at Somerset Church Next Sunday

The Montgomery County Training Circle of the Kentucky Disciples World Movement will hold a two session event at Somerset church next Sunday afternoon and evening. Outside speakers include Clifford B. Weavin and J. H. Mac Neill. Sessions begin at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. County Christian church representatives are expected to attend.

Montgomery County Kentucky Civi Disciples’ World Movement Somerset Church United Missionary Society Kentucky Board of Education Disciples of Christ Clifford Weavin Japan J. H. MacNeill Christian Church Winchester

Life Imprisonment For Donerail Man In Lexington Murder

James Welch of Donerail is sentenced to life at the State reformatory in Frankfort for the murder of J. S. Thomason, a Lexington traveling salesman, on December 24. The jury verdict came after a twelve hour deliberation with eight voting for execution. Welch’s attorney plans a new trial. Mrs. Thomason charged with conspiracy will not be tried until July.

James Welch Donerail State Reformatory Frankfort J. S. Thomason Lexington Welch Thomason

Education lecture by Prof Nooe in city April 17

The sixth Women’s History Club lecture will be given by Prof Nooe of Lexington at the club rooms on April 17 at 2 30. The topic is What Is Education and the event is expected to be one of the series’ best.

Women’s History Club Nooe Lexington

Exchange at Ringo's Grocery Saturday April 24

The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church announces an exchange at Ringo's Grocery on Saturday April 24. Featured items include ready to eat foods and homemade candy as a specialty.

The Women’s Missionary Society Presbyterian Church Ringo’s

Garden Seed Shortage Prompting Early Purchases

Advertises buying garden seed now due to scarcity and higher future prices. Claims Wright's offers perfect seed and plants, urging customers to stock up while supplies last.

W. Hf. Wright

Pie Supper at Emery County High School Friday

There will be a pie supper at Emery County High School on Friday April 16 starting at 8 o clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Emery County High School

Agency Convention At Mt Sterling Highlighted By Gains

Eas tern and Central Kentucky General Agency of the Pacific Mutual Life held its first big agency convention in Mt Sterling. Secretary Moore Dr Beckett and Mrs Beckett visited the agency with General Agent Hoffman's team. April 1 business up nearly 400 percent over last year and March up 500 percent.

Eastern Central Kentucky Beckett Moore General Agency Hoffman

Brilliant recital at Club Rooms by world famous violinist

The Women's History Club room hosted a recital featuring Jules Falk with Malvina Ehrlich and Estelle Wentworth before a Sterling audience. The program pleased the crowd with several encores and graceful introductions by Mrs. Charles W. Kirkpatrick of the music department.

Coleman couple to move into Maysville High streets residence

Move announced for Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Coleman to relocate this week into the corner residence at Maysville and High streets. The home was recently occupied by Frank J. Shaffer and family who moved to the vacated Sycamore street cottage formerly housing Riggs Sullivan and family.

Charles T. Coleman Maysville and High Streets Frank J. Shaffer Riggs Sullivan Sycamore Street

Get Good Roads Now Not Ten Years Hence No 2

Montgomery county could gain immediate highway construction under the new Kentucky Road Law. Federal Aid will fund half the Midland Trail segment. Montgomery would need about 120000 dollars from local funds, with 300000 bond issue supporting other projects. Campaigns across Bourbon Morgan Montgomery counties aim to speed completion and share benefits.

Montgomery County Advocate Montgomery Kentucky State Highway Department Clark Bath County New Highway Commission State of Kentucky State Highway Commission Midland Trail Bourbon County Menefee County West Liberty Morgan Paris Bourbon Bardstown Ashland Springfield Harrodsburg South Ekton Lexington Winchester Mt. Sterling Owingsville Mrehead Grayson Morgan County Menefee New State Highway Commission Frankfort

Lincoln Willoughby Burn Victim Improves After Explosion

Lincoln Willoughby, badly burned in a city gas blast ten days ago, shows improvement. A Sunday letter to Dr. McKenna from Woolfolk Barrow reports the boy is nervous with pain but in satisfactory general condition, with no deep burns expected to cause deformity.

Lincoln Willoughby McKenna Dr. McKenna Woolfolk Barrow

Mt Sterling High School seniors shine in Tommy's Wife play

The Mt Sterling High School senior class presented Tommy's Wife at The Table on Thursday night. First-time actors impressed critics with their talent and earned high compliments for the performance.

Mt. Sterling High School Tommy

Straw hats complete assortment at rigid prices

Local ad notes a full range of straw hats available with rigid pricing. The notice credits HL Wright and appears in a 52 week paper section.

Ow. HL. Wright

Montgomery Farmers Unions Plan Meeting

The Farmers Union Local held a well attended meeting at the Court House in Montgomery. B J Hobdy of Frankfort addressed and plans for a mass meeting and higher tobacco prices were discussed. T W Adams of Ashland spoke on Good Roads urging early construction of the State Primary Road System and Midland Trail in the county. Further organizing activities will continue among Montgomery county farmers.

Farmers Union Court House B. J. Hobdy Frankfort T. W. Adams Ashland Montgomery County Bourbon Menefee County Clark Bath County Stoops Sideview Spencer High Top Howard’s Mill

Will Nelson Hoffman Weds Southern Girl

Will Nelson Hoffman of this city married Mary Monday of Mississippi in Norfolk Virginia last week. Hoffman is the son of Mrs. Marcia B. Hoffman and has served in the Marine Corps and worked as private secretary to the Quarter Master in Norfolk. His bride is from a cultured Southern family and has done war work in Norfolk.

Will Nelson Hoffman Norfolk Mary Monday Mississippi Hoffman Marcia B. Hoffman Marine Corps

Hazelrigg Bible Class Plans Lexington Visit

The Hazelrigg Bible Class with about 150 members will travel by auto to Lexington on Sunday to attend the Rev. Mark Collis Bible Class and morning services at Broadway Christian church. They will be hosted at luncheon in the church banquet room and will tour Lexington to view historic sites in and around the city.

Hazelrigg Christian Church Lexington Mark Collis Broadway Christian Church Paris North Middletown

Chiles Oils Lead in Johnson County Prospect Boom

The Little Paint Oil & Gas Co. drilled a 30 barrel well on the R. A. Chiles-J. W. Cochran lease in Johnson county, shot at 658 feet, with rapid development spreading to Magoffin and Floyd counties. Producers tap Weir, Big Injun sands and Berea, with wells ranging from a few barrels to 75. an association forms, supply houses planned, and a new pipeline is surveyed as summer activity builds.

R. A. Chiles Mt. Sterling Montgomery County Little Paint Oil & Gas Co J. W. Cochran Johnson County Johnson Magoffin Kentucky

Insurance Agents Meet at Olympia Springs

The annual meeting of the state insurance agents will be held at Olympia Springs on June 17 and 18. Over 150 guests have signified their intention to attend, and the 1920 gathering is expected to be the best yet with a well prepared program and improved hotel facilities. Mr. Brown, owner of the Springs, promises attentive service for a full house all season.

Olympian Springs Brown

Millersburg Military Institute Sold to Bourbon County

Millersburg Military Institute in Millersburg, one of the South’s oldest schools, is sold by owner Col. C. M. Best to Bourbon County. The county plans to remodel the buildings for a County High School.

Millersburg Military Institute Millersburg South Col. C. M. Best Bourbon County

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