Roving Social Scene Ties Up Local Notables
A flood of brief notices lists numerous residents visiting races in Lexington, travels to Louisville and Cincinnati, and attendance at events. Judges, lawyers, teachers, and merchants are seen at gatherings, while lawmakers Backham and O'Rear campaign for statewide prohibition in Mt. Sterling and Owingsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ferguson
Canada
C. C. Turner
Sherman Goodpaster
Lexington
W. R. Thompson
F. W. Bassett
Olympian Springs
Richard Apperson
Ed. C. O’rear
Frankfort
A. G. Gates
Indianapolis
Nelson H. Trimble
Flemingsburg
United States
Backham
Mt. Sterling
Jnc. G. Winn
Owingsville
Kentucky
Young People invited to special Baptist Sunday School day
Next Sunday is a special day for the Baptist Sunday School youth with events at Levee and Howard's Mill. Choir from Mt. Sterling will provide music at Howards Mill. Sunday morning topic Contrary Winds and a Sunday 7:30 open session by Sunbeams focusing on mission fields. The one year old Sunbeams mark their first anniversary. Chautauqua Circle met Friday with Mrs Trimble. Freshments, Franklin quotes, and Captain John Smith life sketches were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard’s Mill Baptist Church
Mt. Sterling Baptist Church
Baptist Church
The
Chautauqua Circle
B. W. Trimble
Benjamin Franklin
Charles K. Oldham
J. E. Lindsey
John Smith
Hulda Barnes
Injured Woman Fractures Rib After Post Office Fall
Mrs. M. G. Satterwhite toppled from the post office steps last week. She was helped by a post office employee and suffered only bruises at first, but later showed a fractured rib. After a Louisville trip she returned home and began pain with a doctor predicting a short recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Satterwhite
Louisville
M. G. Satterwhite
Post, Office
Mt. Sterling
Job Work Advertisement at The Advocate Office
The Advocate invites readers to bring job work to its office on Thursday. It extends best wishes and notes highest prices paid for eggs bacon and shoulders at Vanarsdell's for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Office
The
Advocate
Vanarsdell’s
Health News From The County
The Sick Mrs. R. P. Thomas shows great improvement after days of anxiety. Mr. G. W. Kirkpatrick returns home from Hot Springs Ark in improved health. A telegram reports County Road Engineer W. F. Crooks underwent surgery removing two tumors believed cancerous and is recovering under Mayo Clinic care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Thomas
G. W. Kirkpatrick
Hot Springs
Ark
W. F. Crooks
Mayo Brothers
Twin boys born to Mrs. Bush Marecoffsky in city
Twin boys arrived Saturday to Mrs. Bush Marecoffsky formerly Miss Sylvia Rubin of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This City
Bush Marecoffsky
Marcoffsky
Sylvia Rubin
New Jersey
Receiver Appointed for Indemnity Fire Insurance Co
The Indemnity Fire Insurance Co of Covington Ky now operates under a receiver after Insolvency claims by Lewis Runck of Cincinnati. He seeks 772.84 and alleges prior judgments against the firm with furniture and other property as collateral. Master Commissioner Hind named receiver. Kentucky Fire sec calls May 10 assessment payments from policyholders. The company arose during Kentucky insurance famine last summer and held several local policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indemnity Fire Insurance Co
Covington
Kentucky
Lewis F. Runch
Cincinnati
Kenton
Runck
Tracey
W. N. Hind
Farrar
Kentucky Fire
Finest Fruits at Greenwade's Market
Greenwade's offers oranges grape fruit lemons bananas and apples in a bright fruit display. Shoppers can select fresh produce from a wide assortment priced to please budget mindful buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwade’s
Duty to America Urges Immediate Action
A call to citizens to perform their duties now, stressing that tomorrow is too late and urging prompt personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Booklet PROMOTES Easier Field Cleansing
A vintage ad from Chiles Thompson Grocery Co advertises a booklet offering tips to remove stumps from fields cheaply. It emphasizes saving plows and avoiding profanity and perspiration in the field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiles-Thompson Grocery Co
Old Dominion
Blue River
Condition of crops shows rain benefits across Montgomery county
Light rains last week aided crops, pastures, and tobacco beds in Montgomery County. Some beds failed from loose soil, while others sown early show strong plants. Preparations for a larger weed crop continue, with May planting planned. Corn acreage expected to rise, aided by foreign seed corn. Wheat rye and oats progress good. cattle turn out May 1. Gardens thriving, fruit trees bloom, whitewashing widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Married at Louisville Attorney Lucien D. Greene Weds Virginia Graves
Louisville attorney Lucien D. Greene and Virginia Graves daughter of Mrs Avis Graves quietly married at Allison Graves 211 Peterson avenue The Rev Francis Irwin presided The couple plan a East Coast honeymoon and will reside at The Cortlandt after returning from their trip
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Lucien D. Greene
Virginia Graves
Avis Graves
Cortlandt Apartments
Allison Graves
Peterson Avenue
Greene
Miss Graves
Francis Irwin
Fourth-avenue Presbyterian Church
Samuel W. Greene
Louisville
Mt. Sterling
Mr. Greene
East
the Cortlandt
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Joseph McNamara
Ed. McNamara
Kelley Laughlin
T. J. Bigstaff
Gertrude McNamara
Clerksville
Tenn
P. H. Davis
Elijah Hogge
Morehead
Clyde Stephenson
I. F. Tabb
Mr. Cushman
Lizzie Wilson
Memphis
Miss Esther Wilson
M. A. Scott
Percy D. Bryan
New York
Niagara Falls
T. P. Sutton
Ermine French
H. W. Lockridge
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Nannie K. Hibler
Emilee Hibler Reid
Mayme Miller
North Maysville Street
Jno. L. McCormick
Lee
Mrs. Keller Greene
Thomas D. Jones
Tampa, Fla
Margaret Ardery
Paris
W. W. Reed
Seattle, Wash
John H. Keller
A. J. Gatewood
Hanly Ragan
Andy Denton
Sam Jackson
William Tarr
Bourbon County
Hughes Atkinson
Nancy Robb
Nicholasville
Leora Jeffries
Sideview
Ben G. Land
M. J. Goodwin
Harrodsburg
Messrs
Marvin Gay
Allie Ratliff
Frank Wyatt
Hodge Morris
C. T. Coleman
Mary A. Adams
Mldred Voris
R. F. Mastin
West Main Street
Howard M. Wyatt
Robert Stone
Lancaster
Webster Moore
Evelyn Cassedy
Isabel Trimble
W. M. Creekmore
C. F. Crawford
W. B. Adams
Robert McCollum
H. P. Reid
J. D. Haelrigg
Emily
J. Stockwell Samuels
Pudgie
John
R. K. Weedon
Preston
Jno
Frazer
Seaff
Senator Beckham
O’rear
Georgia Sledd
W. C. Hopper
W. C. Jetton
Katherine Appleton
Mary Welsch
Bessie Robinson
Mattie Hoffman
Alice Cassity
Elizabeth Duerson
Lucy Owings
Lucille Hardin
Eliza Harris
Ben R. Turner
Sophia Randall
Fannie Priest
Kentucky Educational Association
Mrs. Rankin Whitsett
Mrs
George Smith
J. P. King
J. M. Hoffman
Charley Edwards
Percy Bryan
Robi. Coleman
Sidney Johnson
Hunt Priest
Mrs. W. ©. Moore
Oil Springs
Globe Fertilizers
Baptist Sunday School
Old Gilead
the Advocate For Printing
Mer
R.H. White & CO. Drugs
J. J. Brunner
Courier- Journal
ISK
Realm
Land & Priest’s Drug Store
Mattings
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