Mt Sterling High News Notes Cast Play and Sports Updates
City High School announces the cast for Tommy's Wife and reports Mrs Turner and Mr Cox attended Head Over Heels in Lexington. Mt Sterling varsity will face Winchester High Friday after three wins and one loss. Girls basketball court on back campus ready. Sandifer Lumber Co. contributed goal posts and Dorothy Tyler painted backstops. Interclass games possible in a few weeks if current enthusiasm lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nesbitt
Emily Hazelrigg
Bertha Elam
Elizabeth Horton
Virginia Duff
Ruth Darsie
Elizabeth Coleman
Ruby Lee Dale
Ben Turner
Allan Prewitt
Tommy
Ben R. Turner
Cox
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Winchester High School
Winchester
Sandifer
Mt. Sterling Lumber Co
Dorothy Tyler
Indiana Quiet Wedding for Mrs Clara Perry Greene and Howard Bellows
Mrs Clara Perry Greene widow of Thomas M. Greene married Howard M. Bellows of Columbus at her Greensburg area country home. The ceremony drew only immediate family and close friends. The couple plan an Eastern trip and will reside at The Seneca in Columbus after returning.
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Clara Perry Greene
Thomas M. Greene
Howard M. Bellows
Columbus
Greensburg
Ind
Move to Ohio Prompted by Collins Family Departure
Mr and Mrs J A Collins and family who sold their property in this city left today for Hamilton Ohio where they will make their future home The community extends best wishes and sincere regret at their departure signed by Mr Sterling and well wishers
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J. A. Collins
Hamilton
Ohio
Sterling
Cravens Buys 28 Acres Near Grassy Lick At 250 Per Acre
Henry Cravens has purchased 28 acres near Grassy Lick from H. K. Greene through the Cravens Turpin agency at 250 dollars per acre.
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Henry Cravens
H. K. Greene
Cravens- Turpin Agency
Grassy Lick
New Student Price for School Paper Questioned
A terse school exchange centers on the price per issue of the student newspaper. A staff member quips that five hours of labor are paid in advance, highlighting youthful production costs.
Identity Learned After Death of John Rayburn
John Rayburn aged 72 died at his Illinois home. Born in Bath county he was linked to a 50 year old neighbor’s death near Mt. Sterling after a wagon ride. Accused of murder while intoxicated, he fled, changed his name to Hinson, married, farmed, and lived quietly until death revealed his identity.
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John Rayburn
Illinois
Rayburn
Bath County
Mt. Sterling
Hinson
Foot Specialist Dr Weber Visits Mt Sterling Mondays and Thursdays
Dr J W Weber removes coins bunions ingrowing nails flat feet and broken arches without a knife. He comes highly recommended from Winchester Richmond Lancaster Danville and is cited by the Danville Advocate as a top authority on bad feet. Offices in Winchester and at the Jordan Building Main and Broadway Mt Sterling visit Mondays and Thursdays 9 A M to 4 P M.
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J. W. Weber
Weber
Winchester
Richmond
Lancaster
Danville
Mt. Sterling
Robert Nelson Promoted to Reviewing Judge in Navy District
Friends of Captain Robert Nelson note his promotion from the General Court Martial Board to Reviewing Judge of the Fifth Naval District. His rapid rise since enlisting inspires pride among Mt. Sterling residents.
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Capt
Robert Nelson
General Court-Martial Board of the Navy
Fifth Naval District
Capt. Nelson
The
Sercise
Mt. Sterling
Moves to town brings Dean family to Holt avenue home
Mr and Mrs Clem L Dean of Grassy Lick moved to a new home on Holt avenue in this city. Their daughter Mrs Mary D Moss and her young son will live with the Deans.
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Clem L. Dean
Grassy Lick
Holt Avenue
Mary D. Moss
Dean
Miss Mary Wells Joins Hainline Paint and Paper Shop as Book-keeper
Miss Mary Wells has accepted the position as book-keeper in the M. R. Hainline Paint and Paper Shop succeeding Miss Maude Capps who recently resigned. The Advocate for printing.
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Mary Wells
M. R. Hainline Paint and Paper Shop
Maude Capps
Montgomery County Voters to Decide on Road Bonds
The Advocate reports Montgomery County residents will have a chance to vote on a good roads bond issue. State officials warn Kentucky's federal road funds may be exhausted, and local action is needed to secure a share. The county could start early construction on nearly one million dollars of roads by issuing legally authorized bonds and paying interest. The Advocate pledges an upcoming election on the bond question.
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Kentucky
Advocate
Montgomery County
Burglar Thrown From Window in Lexington Home Invasion
Dr. E W Haggard a Lexington veterinarian says he repelled a burglar who entered his Third Street residence early Tuesday. The intruder was knocked from a second story window after threatening escape and fled across to Mrs Anne Gillespie’s yard where she fired twice. The thief took $1 cash plus $1 700 Liberty Bonds a $100 cash and a gold watch from a bureau. Telephone lines to the house had been cut.
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E. W. Haggard
Third Street
Lexington
Anne Gillespie
East Third Street
Our boys wash suits showcased by Walsh Co
Sales pitch notes display boys wash suits as high value items offered by The Walsh Company with emphasis on expectation surpassing.
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The
Walsh Co
Hall Couple Sell Ashland Avenue Home for 15500
Mr and Mrs Ab Hall formerly of this county now of Lexington sold their Ashland avenue residence to Mr Mc Combs an oil man for 15500 dollars.
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Ab Hall
This County
Lexington
Ashland Avenue
McCombs
Stetson Hats Unveils Complete New Styles On Display
Stetson Hats introduces a complete line of new styles now on display. Fashion notes highlight updated silhouettes and classic branding appealing to shoppers seeking modern Western headwear.
Former Bourbon Fiscal Court member James H. Hopkins dies
James H. Hopkins aged 74 a prominent farmer and Little Rock precinct resident died Tuesday afternoon from general debility. He served many years as a member of the Bourbon Fiscal Court. He is survived by his wife Dora Hopkins and four sons Robert Joseph Charles Everett Hopkins and two brothers R. P. Hopkins and Ben Hopkins.
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James H. Hopkins
Little Rock Precinct
Bourbon
Dora Hopkins
Robert Hopkins
Joseph Hopkins
Charles Hopkins
Everett Hopkins
R. P. Hopkins
Ben Hopkins
Victim Loses Leg After Lexington Riot Incident
W. J. Rees, 65, Fayette county landowner, was accidentally wounded during the Lexington riot on February 9 near the courthouse at Cheapside and Main streets. He underwent amputation of his left leg at St. Joseph's Hospital on Tuesday. Rees is the father of Mrs. Jack Owings of the county.
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W. J. Rees
Fayette County
Lexington
Will Lockett
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Cheapside
Main Streets
Court House
Mr. Reeses
Jack Owings
Nannie Hon Taken To Hospital For Operation
Miss Nannie Hon has been moved to Clark County Hospital in Winchester for an operation after recovering from a severe pneumonia attack.
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Nannie Hon
Clark County Hospital
Winchester
American Boy Clothes for Ameri cans at Walsh Co sole agents
The Walsh Company is identified as the sole agent for American Boy Clothes for Ameri cans. This listing indicates exclusive distribution rights and branding for a boys’ clothing line.
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The
Walsh Co
Mrs. A. E. Lawrence Passes After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. A E Lawrence died after a long illness due to nervous strain. She was the second wife of A E Lawrence and stepmother to Lola and Charles. Born in Bowling Green she studied at St Marys of the Woods Terre Haute and earned honors. Funeral Thursday at St Patrick's Church with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
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A. E Lawrence
Lawrence
A. E. Lawrence
Marion
Ind
Lola
Charles
John McGilloway
James McKee
Carlisle
Bowling Green
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Terre’ Haute
St. Patrick’s Church
B. J. Kolb
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Mr. Lawrence
Miss Janey Turpin Weds Walter Johnson
Miss Janey Turpin daughter of J D Turpin of this city and Walter Marion Johnson of the county were quietly married in Winchester yesterday. They are well known here and will return home after a short bridal trip.
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Janey Turpin
J. D. Turpin
Walter Marion Johnson
Winchester
Go-to Sunday School Day Promises Wide Attendance
Sunday School Sunday on May 2nd promotes Go-to Sunday School Day with earnest hopes for large turnout. Denominations prepare special programs and music for the occasion. Encourage readers to attend and bring a friend.
Lexington Couple Wed at Home West Main Street
Miss Maude Capps and W. Thomas were married Saturday in Lexington with Rev. Mark Collis presiding. The bride, a long time bookkeeper for M. R. Hain line, and the groom, employed by Standard Oil Co., will reside at their West Main Street apartment and start housekeeping.
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Maude Capps
W. Thomas
Lexington
Mark Collis
M. R. Hainline
Thomas
Standard Oil Co
West Main Street
Marks Wilkerson Morris Marks and Elizabeth Wilkerson Marry in Lexington
Marks and Miss Wilkerson were quietly married in Lexington on Saturday and left for a bridal trip to Cincinnati. The bride is a popular Danville society girl and the groom works with the Sentinel-Democrat. They will reside in this city.
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Morris Marks
Elizabeth Wilkerson
Danville
Lexington
Cincinnati
Mr. Marks
Sentinel-Democrat
Anderson & Gunn Stock Co to Open Table Theatre Engagement
The Anderson and Gunn Stock Company arrives at Table Theatre for a week starting Monday May 3. They have played Ashland for 48 weeks and promise six strong plays led by The Girl From Wyoming with high class vaudeville and music. The opening night features The Charlie Chaplin Wabble with Ivan Anderson and Ruth Lamont and ends with Bringing Up Father on Saturday night.
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Anderson & Gunn Stock Co
Table Theatre
Ashland
Wyoming
Charlie Chaplin
Ivan Anderson
Ruth Lamont
Father
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City High School News
Indiana
the Advocate For Printing
Fiscal Court OF
Great Divide
Walter Johnson
Nash Six
Kenosha
RaLgzan
Gayvy
Marks- Wilkerson
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