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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1917
Page
5
A notice urges ticket holders to present dated July 19 tickets to receive refunds. The text specifies eligibility and where to claim refunds, emphasizing quick action to avoid loss.
Mrs. Lela Gillaspie visits relatives in Clark county while Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whitehead stay at Bay View Michigan for several weeks. Numerous locals and former residents are noted visiting or traveling to Louisville, Cincinnati, Olympian Springs, Stanford, and Cambridge for health, family, and social events during late summer.
A short readable line notes a Democratic paper in Fork North Carolina titled The Hottest Democratic Paper in the Southeast a year of publication marked by a bold opinionated stance and its local influence.
Local society items include Mrs Shields D Gay hosting the Sewing Club on Holt avenue and a Thursday fundraising dance for the Second Kentucky Regimental tent. Miss Elizabeth Little hosts a Monday lawn fete on the Winchester pike for about 125 guests with chaperones Mrs Barnes and Mrs Hoffman.
Buildings include a movable stable and two other structures with a combined price note of 850. The seller plans to dispose of all three items on August 21 at Chiless Thompson Gro. Co, Watermelons and cantaloupes on ice at Greenwade's. Betty faces punishment as her aunt discovers her melancholy, and Betty declares the event has occurred.
Aug two families welcome newborns with named relatives. Nelson Garrett’s wife bore a daughter on Aug 9 1917 Irene. Roger Barnes and wife have Robert Jefferson born Aug 17 1917 named after uncles Robert Barnes and Jeff Q Stewart. Mr Sterling kinfolk report a daughter to William Bradley near Frankfort. Hazel ORear is mother.
Mrs. Phelps Renick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Duty of this city, has returned home from a Louisville hospital where she underwent a serious operation and is reported to be improving.
Possession given Sept. 1. Application to C. W. McCormick for transfer of property at 7-tf.
The sick Mrs. Hiram C. Wilson has been quite ill in recent days. Louise Smathers is able to go out again after illness. Mrs. Lucien Bridgforth convalesces slowly after weeks of illness. Mrs. Joe P. Sullivan underwent surgery in a Lexington hospital and is recovering well. Mrs. Will Mason has returned home after surgery at Good Samaritan hospital. Miss Vivian Alfre y shows improvement after weeks with typhoid. Mrs. Donald Martin née Miss Kavanaugh Mannix was taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington for possible operation. Mrs. Martin is seriously sick. Everett Wilson remains bedridden near Jeffersonville in serious condition.
Hunters urged to avoid exceeding the daily dove limit of fifteen and not to supplement one day’s harvest on another. Squirrels may be killed July 1 to December 15, with prior seasonal changes repealed. Unauthorized hunting off own land requires a license. licenses valid only in the issuing year. Also mentions produce items Home or Tomatoes and Mangol Peppers and Greenwade.
Dr. W. R. Dye will preach at the Episcopal church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. Owing to repairs, the Christian church congregation has accepted an invitation to worship with the Baptist congregation at the Wednesday evening prayer meeting.
C. E. Lyddane, longtime Winchester journalist and prominent citizen, died at his home after a 15 year rheumatic illness. A Clark County native aged 64, he taught school in Elkin, led Clark County schools for two terms, and spent 30 years with the Winchester Democrat before its sale. Survived by his wife Frances Bailey, a sister Mrs. W. Z. Eubank, and brothers George Lyddane and Fred Lyddane.
All persons having claims against the estate of Robt. M. Bridgforth deceased are notified to file proven claims with attorney R. G. Kern. Debtors are asked to call and settle. L. L. Bridgforth acts as Executor under the will.
Small cheap listing describes 8 2tpd sale of one farm with good improvements. Agent is J. S. Sharp of Sharpsburg Kentucky.
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