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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1918
Page
7
Elgin Dalzell aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs Clifton Dalzell of Little Rock Bourbon county died at the Army and Navy Hospital in Philadelphia last Thursday after an operation He was well known in this city and his loss is deeply mourned This is Bourbon county s first war casualty Remains sent to his former home for burial.
W. C. Gillispie of Louisville formerly of this city, son of Mrs Cap Gillispie of Montgomery county, was granted a license to practice law by the Rowan Circuit Court last week. R. E. Punch & Co. advertisement follows.
Dr Oliver F. H. Pinney brother of 8S S Pinney, is named captain in the Medical Corps. A specialist in tropical diseases he earned a Spain king’s honor for a black water fever cure used in South Africa. W S Stacy Adams and Walk Over Oxfords advertised for men. Woman’s History Club votes to form a Junior Department at Friday meeting.
In a nostalgic camp gathering quiet humor shines as Lt Brent Nunnelley recalls reaching thirty-one amid old friends. The birthday event at Camp Wadsworth features neighbors Mrs Searle and Mrs Gillig, kitchen duties, a bacon and eggs supper, and a three candle cake shared by all.
The address of Mrs. James Ross of Maysville delivered to the Parent-Teachers Association last Thursday was interesting and greatly enjoyed by all present. The page also notes a brief political jab about the Kaiser and Liberty Bonds, and a transition to the store’s Shoe Department.
Clark County board has notified J. T. Hastings, assistant at the Kentucky Natural Gas Co., and E. L. Poplin, local agent for the Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co., to hold themselves in readiness for military duty. Bond purchase urged as a precaution against loss.
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