Miss Holladay Dies in Paris After Long Illness
Miss Lottie Holladay died at her Paris home at 3 15 pm from heart disease after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at the residence Wednesday at 2 30 pm. She was daughter of the late Major and Mrs John B Holladay, with her father having served as Bourbon sheriff and Nicholas county clerk. She aided in the family candy business with three sisters and one brother, Bruce Holladay, surviving along with Mrs C C Daugherty Mamie and Kate Holladay, all of Paris. New Stetson hats just in The Walsh Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Holladay
Paris
Miss Holladay
Major
John B. Hollady
Bourbon County
Nicholas County
Bruce Holladay
C. C. Daugherty
Mamie
Kate Holladay
Sal vation Army Charity Appeal Highlights Rescue Work
The public should support the Salvation Army for its broad charity work and rescue efforts. It reaches people no other group can aid and boasts substantial impact, including 79 babies born at the Louisville rescue home last year. Respond promptly to appeals and beware impostors. New Stetson hats are in.
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Salvation Army
Louisville
Bethel Couple wed on Thanksgiving Day
Luther Ratliff and Miss Jimmie B. Leggett, popular near Bethel, were married in this city on Thanksgiving Day by the Rev. J. W. Crates at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Ratliff
Jimmie B. Leggett
Bethel
J. W. Crates
Leopard Johnson Breaks Silence With Fresh Outbreak
Indianapolis News reports that Hi Johnson, once thought reformed due to lengthy silence, has erupted again with a new outburst, signaling no real change. The piece emphasizes the shift from perceived reform to renewed behavior in a public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Johnson
Indianapolis News
Prohibition Debate Promises Wet Oratory in Congress
A Boston Transcript notice mocks the Congressional Record as the dry publication destined to be drenched by vibrant anti prohibition oratory. The quip frames the shift in public discourse around prohibition as a sharp turn from dry policy to heated debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Record
Boston
Ku Klux Acts Up To States
Attorney General Daugherty tells Senator Walsh that illegal acts by the Ku Klux Klan fall under state police power and that the United States has no jurisdiction. The DOJ has pursued Klan matters for over a year but found no federal cases. he vows federal prosecution if such a case arises.
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Daugherty
Walsh
Massachusetts
United States
Department of Justice
Peggy O Neil Offers Dress Making Business Opportunity
Peggy O Neil promotes a dressmaking venture offering fifteen to fifty new style dresses monthly with exchange of unsold models. Applicants must provide bank references. Location listed as 29 West 35th St New York City. Also notes HOGS and CATTLE receipts and prices, and Holeproof hose for women as context.
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35Th St
New York City
Ferguson Family Reunion Binds Kin From Several Towns
A large Ferguson family reunion gathered in Kentucky with William Ferguson’s Montgomery county line, including Mark Ferguson of Mt. Sterling and George Ferguson of Winchester, plus Anna Thompson and other descendants from Lexington, Bloomfield, and Sharpsburg. A bountiful turkey dinner followed and attendees declared the day memorable.
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G. M. Mitchell
Harold
Eugene
Abrelia
W. H
Winchester
C. B. Bush
Mr. Bush
Brookstown
T. N. Cotton
Cotton
Alene
George
Allen
Joyce
Mark Ferguson
Sterling
Joe Crouch
Crouch
Marcus
Lyda Kathryn
R. E
Annetta
Bloomfield
William B. Ferguson
Mr. Sterling
James
Thelma Ferguson
Stanton
George Ferguson
Thompson
Anna Thompson
Verna
H. C. Jacobs
Marie
Kathleen
Henrietta
Nellie Dean
Lexington
Taylor Doggett
Anna B
Edgar Ewing
Mt. Sterling
James Boyd
Rebecca Ferguson Hurst
Florence Martin
Lawrence Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
Abrelia Turner
Fannie Snowden
Henry Hurst
Jackson
William Hurst
Oregon
J. A. Cotton
Nora Walker
Richmond
R. EK. Baker
Irene
Brutus Cotton
Eleanor
Woodrow
Iris
Neville Todd
Harry Lee
William Clark
Sam Cotton
Larcaster
Joe Gailey
Kirksille
Julia Lisle
Ruby
Virginia
Elizabeth Wilson
Christmas Shoppers Invited Lunch in Lexington District
In the heart of Lexington's shopping district, McGurk & O'Brien invites Christmas shoppers to lunch daily from 11:30 to 2:30 at reasonable prices. The store offers sandwiches, biscuits, salads, hot chocolate, coffee and a line of Apollo Mavis and Belle-Camp candy plus homemade candy and cakes. Mail orders for candy are accepted.
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Lexington
Apollo
Mavis
McGurk & O’brien
Hospital Dramas and Dismissals Reported
Mary Chiles Hospital reports Jack Graves was dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Jackson Stofer and her daughter Elizabeth Stofer left the hospital Sunday. Mrs. R. E. May’s condition improved and she was dismissed. Mrs. Howard Howell will leave the hospital today.
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Jack Graves
Jackson Stofer
Elizabeth Stofer
R.E. May
Howard Howell
Beauty Parlor Opens With Comics Dolls and Hats
The Beauty Parlor announces opening and sale items including a line of comics and dolls wigs. Walsh's hat sale is Friday and Saturday with hats priced at five dollars for three forty eight. A lost lady's furs case reported Sunday afternoon on High Street Samuels Avenue West Main Street or Richmond Avenue with liberal reward offered for return.
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High Street
Samuels Avenue
West Main Street
Richmond Avenue
Lady's Furs
Community Notes from Sharpsburg and Nearby Towns
Local church services held a Thanksgiving sermon led by Rev. C. P. Pilow. Residents and visitors traveled to Louisville Portales Danville Lexington Richmond Paris Georgetown Maysville and Georgetown. Social events included bridge afternoons and visits with friends and relatives. Bath robes advertised at Walsh's.
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C. P. Pilow
Methodist Church
The
Baptist Church
Clayhole suits dismissed in Breathitt county case
Two damage suits for 100000 each against M S Crain of Jackson and fourteen other defendants arising from the Clayhole Breathitt county election fight in November 1921 were dismissed without prejudice in Fayette circuit court. Judge R C Stoll overruled continuance and service motions as plaintiffs Lizzie Allen and Paulinta Combs withdrew after a two hour debate. A similar suit by Delilah Combs was dismissed earlier. All three plaintiffs are widows of men killed at the Clayhole precinct. Musick will pursue actions in other counties where the same suits are filed.
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M. S. Crain
Jackson
Clayhole
Breathitt County
Noember
Fayette
R. ©. Musick
R. C. Stoll
Lizzie Allen
Paulinta Combs
Delilah Combs
Musick
Hog Killing Time at Honest Packing Co
The Hon Packing Co advertises hog processing at $1 per hog killed and $2.50 for killing and work. Services include trimming, grinding sausage, and rendering lard in a sanitary manner.
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Hon Packing Co
Ladies Bazaar at Bastin Harris Church
The Episcopal church ladies announce an annual bazaar on December 8 and 9 at Bastin and Harris. The event aims to raise funds for church activities and community outreach.
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Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Af Bastin & Harris
Meat and grocery business change at New Cornwell site
Roger Stephens, long time Vanarsdell & Co. employee, will join J. W. Baker & Co. to run the meat and grocery operation recently bought from New Cornwell. Stephens is described as an expert meat cutter and courteous clerk, expected to attract many customers to his new employers.
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Roger Stephens
Vanarsdell & Co
J. W. Baker & Co
New Cornwell
Stephens
Best Shoe Repairing at Moderate Prices in Mt Sterling
W M Riessinger advertises best shoe repair service at moderate prices with repair work done while you wait. Specializes in women's light sewed half soles at 4 Court Street, Mt Sterling Kentucky.
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W. M. Riessinger
Court St
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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Manhattan
Cincinnati Livestock
F. D. Richardson
Mary Chiles Hospital
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T. J. Allen
E. P. Clarke
Portales
N. M
Ann Saunders
Grace Crooks
Owingsville
Mary Wagner Berry
Thelma Blount
Danville
Lou B. Sharp
F. B. Hill
Ruth
Edwin Peck
Virginia McLoney
Bridge
Peck
Elizabeth Boyd
Margaret Berry
Mooreland
Robert Berry
Berry
EK. P. Clarke
C. D. Redding
Georgetown
Alma Rice
Fannie Worthington
Maysville
Taska Dunn
Ann Duncan
W. S. Lindsay
William
Elgin White Sharp
Mary Jefferson Sharp
J. N. Wigginton
W. S. Sharp
O. H._ Knight
Judith Knight
A. M. Peed
Walsh's
Toyland
West Main ST
Santas
Purcell’s
Santa
Tommy Espied
Daddy
Santa Care
J. D. Purcell CO
H.S. Stout
Richman
Baymont Hotel
W. L. Stages
Wilbane
Mont
Montgomery County
Montana
McCarty
Miss Calk
House of Representatives
Senate
W. L. Staggs
MR. Baser
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