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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1918
Page
9
Dr Gronert of Centre College Danville Kentucky will address the Woman's History Club on Thursday May 3 at 3 o clock. All members are expected to attend and bring a guest. This is an opportunity for toil.
An invitation notes a gifted speaker will address a deeply interesting subject as part of a community event. The notice urges attendance and mentions a fundraising angle to benefit a cause, calling on readers to support by attending and contributing.
Local column reports Liberty Bond support from farmers and a community push led by Brother Foster. It notes Miss Zora Finhey contest for a car, a Peel homestead sale in Winchester, various visits, accidents, farm purchases, and Montgomery County High School commencement plans with eleven graduates listed.
Plan and plant now with Mt Sterling Greenhouse offering up to date tomato varieties Many Fold Benny Best Globe Barliana Brimmer Ponderosa Matchless and more Also peppers cabbage cauliflower sweet potato plants and flowering varieties All at affordable prices Visitors welcome Telephone 435 WM Hornsby manager Vanarsdell’s offers pink and red beans at 12 1/2 cents per pound cash only
Farmers are behind with crops as Linville Jackson J Le Faulkner and C C Douglas move a saw to Spayls Creek to work timber on land bought from Asa Magowan by Maples and Skidmore. Mr and Mrs William Murphy are noted in the text.
Numerous locals attended court in Winchester on Monday. Clifton Pace remains ill. Holt Everman bought Peel farm. George Rose ill with measles. Oliphant Rupard and sister Sarah visited Miss Fannie Mae Hisle. Cliff Pasley returned from a Winchester trip. Stanley Clay adds to his bungalow. Eliza Lockhart of Mt Sterling visits cousin Pearl Pieratt. Effie Lee Fisher visits aunt Mary Rupard. T A Rupard couple spend Sunday with William Swope family. Mrs Joseph Jones, after serious operation in Lexington St Joseph Hospital, shows improvement. Louise Hardy recovering from a serious illness. Fannie Mae Hisle spent
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