Splendid Man Charles H Rice Dies After Illness
Charles H Rice died Tuesday at four o'clock after a short heart illness. A Confederate veteran, he was known for kindness and had many friends. He belonged to the Christian church. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at his residence with Rev Clyde Darsie officiating and burial at North Middletown cemetery. He is survived by his wife and three sons J A Rice J Walter Rice and Corwin A Rice. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family.
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Charles H. Rice
Christian Church
Christ
Clyde Darsie
The
North Middletown
Messrs
J. A. Rice
J. Walter Rice
Corwin A. Rice
Galveston
Texas
Mt Sterling High Falls to Winchester 7 5 in Close Game
Mt Sterling High School baseball lost to Winchester High School 7 to 5 on the home field Monday afternoon in a competitive showdown. Miss Mary Devine sustained a severe cut to her right hand Saturday while handling glass jars at H. G. Enoch's store. The Advocate for printing.
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Mt. Sterling High School
Winchester High School
Mary Devine
H. G. Enoch’s
Death of Mrs Sarah Ann Conner Widow of Richard Conner
Mrs Sarah Ann Conner widow of Richard Conner died Thursday afternoon after a paralysis. She left nine children including Mrs Alfred Gott of Oklahoma and Mrs Thomas Perry. A cousin of Abraham Lincoln mother is noted. Funeral at home Saturday morning by Rev Clyde Darsie. burial Machpelah cemetery. McCormick Lumber Co.
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Sarah Ann Conner
Richard Conner
Geo. Barry
Hattie Conner
Robert
Elsberry
Clay
William
Elwood Conner
Conner
Abraham Lincoln
Fitzpatrick Loses Estate Suit In Unsound Mind Verdict
The jury in the long running case involving W T Fitzpatrick who sought to regain control of his estate now held by A L Tipton Committee valued at 125 000 found him of unsound mind and incapable to manage his affairs. The verdict ends ongoing efforts to restore property rights despite sympathy for Fitzpatrick.
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W. T. Fitzpatrick
A. L. Tipton
Fitzpatrick
McCormick Family Returns to Mt. Sterling
Stewart McCormick and family return from Leesburg Florida to Mt. Sterling and plan to live here. He will take an interest in the McCormick Lumber Company as locals welcome them home. Fresh vegetables advertised at Vanarsdell's.
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Stewart McCormick
Mt. Sterling
Leesbug
Fla
McCormick
Florida
Kentucky
McCormick Lumber Company
The Merchant and the Community
A call for small town merchants to act as public-minded hunters for customers. It argues honesty, fair pricing, robust advertising, and local collaboration to keep money and commerce at home, building a vibrant, supported town economy driven by trustworthy, energetic business leaders.
Local Livery Stable Changes Hands on Bank Street
Last week Mr. W. M. Hainline bought the half interest from partner Mr. Bruce Charles in the livery and hitch stable on Bank Street and will take charge of and run the business. Hainline is well known to many Montgomery County residents and is expected to succeed in the new venture.
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Bruce Charles
Bank Street
Hainline
Montgomery County
Filly Sold at Maple Hill Stock Farm to New York Buyer
Maple Hill Stock Farm last week sold a yearling filly by their stal lion Peter Montgomery to a Mr. Crossman of New York. The filly out of Janice Merrideth is a full sister to Montgomery Bell. Ed Willis of Lexington accompanied Crossman to train the filly and praised her as one of the best yearlings he had seen.
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Peter Montgomery
Crossman
New York
Janice Merrideth
Montgomery Bell
Salt Lick Woman Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. J. M. Pierce of Salt Lick died Saturday morning at the Jackson Hotel at age sixty nine after years of illness. Rev. John Cheap officiated at the Salt Lick Methodist parlor service and burial followed in Barnes burial ground. Survived by husband Uncle Jim Pierce, four children Emma Pierce C P and W O Pierce and Mrs W C Kantz, eight grandchildren, a sister Mrs Tom Jones and brothers W W Razor and T J Razor.
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J. M. Pierce
Jackson
Salt Lick
John Cheap
Christian Church
Peachie
Jim Pierce
Emma Pierce
C. P. and
W. O. Pierce
Mt. Sterlng
W. C. Kantz
Oneda
Tenn
Tom Jones
Millersburg
W. W
T. J. Razor
Record crowds mark largest Sunday School Day in county
Go to Sunday School Day drew 1424 white attendees in city churches and 735 colored attendees. Montgomery county white pupils exceeded 2000 with over 1000 colored pupils. statewide aim was a million in Sunday School by April 25. Spencer's group reported 182 attendees. All denominations represented.
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The
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Grassy Lick Methodist Church
Camargo
Somerset
Antioch
Donaldson, Spencer and
Gilead
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Spencer Sunday School
For Rent Nice four room flat with bath
Four room flat with bath for rent centrally located. Apply to 43-tf G. H. Strother.
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G. H. Strother
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Bassett Drug Co
W. S. Lloyd
Sarah Anna Conner
Machpelah
Advocate
McCormick Lumber Co
Vanarsdell’s
Coats
the Rogers Co. Incorporated
W. M. Hainline
Vanaredell’s
Maple Hill
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