Miss Tharp and Mr Tipton wed in Kentucky home ceremony
Miss Martha Tharp and William Tipton were married Wednesday morning at the bride's sister's Winn Street home. Rev. Clyde Darsie officiated in a ceremony for close family and friends. After the vows the couple, with Mr. and Mrs. Halley Gillaspie, headed to Louisville for a brief honeymoon before settling to farming duties.
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Martha Tharp
William Tipton
W. T. Hunt
Winn Street
Clyde Darsie
The
Christian Church
Miss Tharp
Effie Tharp
Central
Kentucky
Mr. Tipton
A. L. Tipton
Four County
Ha H
Halley Gillaspie
Louisville
William Preston Kimball To Speak For Victory Loan
Mr. William Preston Kimball, former Representative in Congress, will make an address for the Victory Loan campaign at Mt. Sterling on Tuesday April 22. Time and place to be announced later. Kimball is a noted speaker and his address is expected to be interesting.
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William Preston Kimball
Congress
Victory Loan
Mt. Sterling
Kimball
Trader’s National Bank hires Mr Donaldson as bookkeeper
Mr. Parks Donaldson formerly of Bath county and secretary of the Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse for two seasons has accepted a position as bookkeeper at the Traders' National Bank. He is described as competent and deserving and will be a valuable employee.
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Parks Donaldson
Bath County
Farmers’ Tobacco Warehouse
Traders’ National Bank
Donaldson
Lost pin on Maysville street near Clay residences
A lost old fashioned breast pin with coral center in a plush box is missing between the homes of Mr. W. Caldwell Clay and Mr. J. Will Clay on Monday afternoon. It is a family heirloom and a liberal reward will be paid upon return to this office.
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Maysville Street
W. Caldwell Clay
J. Will Clay
Death claims Mrs Emma Bybee at 79 in Clay Street home
Mrs Emma Greene Bybee widow of Colby Bybee aged 79 dies at her Clay Street home after years of illness. Survived by children Miss Bessie Bybee Arthur Bybee and Mrs Lucy Turner of Los Angeles plus many relatives. Funeral held Sunday at 2 PM at Mahpelah cemetery conducted by Rev J S Wilson of the Baptist church.
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Clay Street
Emma Greene Bybee
Colby Bybee
Pybee
Bessie
Arthur Bybee
Lucy Turner
Los Angeles
Cal
Mahpelah
J. 8. Wilson
The
Baptist Church
Married at Lexington Lockridge and Williams Tie in Phoenix Hotel
Mr L D Lockridge son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lockridge formerly of this county now Fayette county and Miss Mayme Williams daughter of Mr Henry Williams were married this afternoon at 2 in the Phoenix Hotel parlors Rev J L Spencer officiating. The couple will reside on the Lockridge farm in Fayette county. The Advocate extends best wishes.
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L. D. Lockridge
Robert Lockridge
Fayette County
Mayme Williams
Henry Williams
Phoenix Hotel
J. L Spencer
Lockridge
Advocate
Captain Bullitt McCoun Arrives in U S After Air Service Heroics
Mrs Nancy McCoun received a telegram from her son Captain Bullitt McCoun saying he had arrived in the states. He has a notable aviation service record and served in the French ambulance service before joining aviation. He is expected to reach the city Thursday. Also notes Vanarsdell's fresh Easter fowls and R E Punch Co new Stetson hats.
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Nancy McCoun
Bullitt McCoun
States
Captain McCoun
United States
Death claims devoted mother Mrs Norman Drake Brown
Mrs Norman Drake Brown 35 died suddenly at home in Georgetown last Wednesday after childbirth complications. She left a husband connected with the Georgetown News and two young children Bettie Hope 6 and Norman D Jr 2. Survived by two sisters and a brother. services held at Machpelah Cemetery.
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Norman Drake Brown
Georgetown
Brown
Fannie Groves
John E. Groves
Mt. Sterling
Fawn Brown
Presbyterian Church
Georgetown News
Bettie Hope
Norman D., Jr
Minnie Groves
Florida
Chas. Embry
Coleman O. Groves
Mississippi
Machpelah Cemetery
J. 8. Wilson
God of Mercy
Stetson Hats New Styles From R E Punch & Co
R E Punch & Co showcases the newest Stetson hat styles highlighting late season trends and classic silhouettes for customers seeking premium headwear.
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R. E. Punch & Co
Prominent Couple Weds In Early Morning Ceremony
Miss Katherine Storer and Mr. David W. Chenault united in marriage last Thursday morning at the bride’s uncle’s home on Main Street. The Rev. E. L. Southgate officiated. The couple boarded the 7:45 C&O train to Indianapolis for their honeymoon with the groom’s sister.
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Aliie G. Ratliff
Main Street
Katherine Storer
David W. Chenault
E. L. Southgate
Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Stofer
Thomson Station
Emma Chenault
Oil field activity rises in Montgomery county
Local oil operators show strong interest in the Montgomery county field with leases covering most of the eastern end. Mt Sterling is treated as proven territory with a long standing well inside city limits and eight drilling rigs expected within 60 days. L C Miller Company nears 400 feet on Marshall place while Bradford National Oil and Gas spuds No 2 on Apperson lease and Allen Oil plans to test to 1506 feet near Bath Menefee line.
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Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
L. C. Miller Company
Marshall Place
Spencer Pike
Bradford, National Oil and Gas Co
Apperson
Allen Oil Company
Bath and Menefee
Young Couple Wed In Lexington Home Ceremony
Miss Stella Garrett daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Garrett of Wade's Mill and Mr George L Botts of Mt Sterling married at three o clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Rev Mark Collis in Lexington. They were joined by Miss Mary Elizabeth Coons and Mr Willard McGuire of Mt Sterling. The couple will reside in Mt Sterling.
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Stella Garrett
G. B. Garrett
Wade’s Mill
George L. Botts
Mt. Sterling
Lexington
Mark Collis
Mary Elizabeth Coons
Willard McGuire
Sterling
DIES AFTER RUNAWAY AUTO ACCIDENT IN BATH
Mr. Van Thompson of Salt Lick formerly living locally died after stepping from a moving car on the Maysville pike during a visit to his son Hood Thompson. The driver bore no blame. physicians were summoned but he died at 3 o'clock this morning.
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van Thompson
Salt Lick
Bath
Hood Thompson
Thompson
Maysville Pike
Lieut. Lockridge En Route Home
Mrs. Mary Winn Lockridge received a cablegram from her son Lieut. Harry W. Lockridge stating he is sailing for the United States. Friends of the popular young warrior in Mt. Sterling eagerly await his safe and early return. Walker Over Shoes and Oxfords. R. E. Punch & Co.
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Mary Winn Lockridge
Harry W. Lockridge
U.S. A
Mt. Sterling
Stock thieves active in county raids and rewards offered
Over the last ten days several hogs and a large steer were stolen. Farmers raised 3300 dollars for rewards for the arrest. Incidents include two hogs stolen from Henry R. Prewitt and a 1100 pound steer taken, four hogs stolen from John McDonald, and two hogs from Allie Ratliff. A suspected organized gang used an automobile truck. tracks found at Ratliff place. Farmers urged to watch, inform the sheriff, and oil rifles and shotguns.
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John G. Roberts
Henry R. Prewitt
Maysville Pike
John McDonald
Moberley Place
Paris Pike
Allie Ratliff
Winchester Pike
T. P. Sutton
Charles Duff
Frank Boyd
Five in Race for Railroad Commissioner Nomination
The Republican nomination for Railroad Commissioner in this district appears hot with five entrants touted or announced. They include Stanley O. Wood of this city, Sam Patrick of Magoffin county, Dr. Black of Barbourville, Major Jackson Morris of Mt. Vernon, and James W. Turner of Paintsville. the August primary settles the nomination.
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Stanley O. Wood
Sam Patrick
Magoffin County
Dr. Black
Barbourville
Jackson Morris
Mt. Vernon
James W. Turner
Paintsville
Republicans to Meet for County Convention Delegates
A Republican County Committee meeting is set for Monday to plan a county convention on May 10 to choose delegates for the State Platform Convention in Lexington on May 14, per the State Committee’s call.
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Republican County Committee
Lexington
State Committee
Latest styles in Men's Neckwear at Punch and Co
The update showcases new patterns and fabrics from Punch and Co EB and R brand neckwear lines. Styles feature bold stripes subtle textures and versatile shapes suitable for business casual and formal wear.
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R, EB
Punch & Co
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