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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1919

Page

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Red Cross Seals Drive Sees Slow Start Across Kentucky

The first six days of the Red Cross Christmas Seals campaign fall short of the promoters’ goals. State agencies including the State Board of Health, the Kentucky Tuberculosis Association, the Red Cross, and local health groups coordinate efforts. Northern Kentucky reports strong selling led by W. C. Ryerson as chairman, while Western and Central Kentucky trail. Lexington schoolchildren meet quotas with prizes of 100 dollars for top fundraisers. The drive aims for a statewide quota of 130 660 dollars and may continue into the week if needed.

Red Cross Kentucky State Board of Health Kentucky Tuberculosis Association The Public Health Nursing W. C. Ryerson Live Wire Lexington Ernest B. Ellis J. A. Goodson

Bridges Buy Mansion on North Maysville Street

Mr and Mrs Marion W Bridges purchased the modern brick residence of Charles W Kirkpatrick on North Maysville Street for 11000 The home is described as one of the most complete in the city The Kirkpatricks plan to build in the spring with Mr Bridges quoted as buyer from The Man Who Sells the Earth context

Marion W. Bridges Charles W. Kirkpatrick Maysville Street Kirkpatrick

Ralls Couple Buy City Residence for $10000

Mr and Mrs 8S S Ralls of Bath county have purchased a brick residence on Court streets from Minerva Thompson for ten thousand dollars. They plan to make the new house their home.

Boone Sells Farm on Kiddville Pike for Over $200 An Acre

RD Boone of the local post of Force sells his 48 acre farm on the Kiddville pike to Harry Hadden. The price is not disclosed but reported to exceed two hundred dollars per acre. Mufflers at Walsh's.

Boone Force Kiddville Pike Harry Hadden

Evangelistic Meetings at the Christian Church

The revival services at the Christian church opened last Sunday with large crowds and high spirits. The choir directed by Mrs Lor ing Turley led strong congregational singing, with Mrs Turley performing a solo each service. Pastor Mr Darsie delivered plain practical sermons and ten additions have been noted by Monday night. The meetings run one week ending next Sunday night at 7 o clock with public invitation.

The Christian Church Loring Turley Sterling Turley Darsie

Walsh Co Presents Red Top Rubber Boots for Boys

The Walsh Company offers red top rubber boots for boys as a Christmas item. Durable rain footwear in bright color targeted at young children.

The Walsh Co

Former Telephone Manager to Wed Richmond Socialite

Announcement of the engagement of Benjamin F. Buckner of Winchester to Elizabeth M. Blanton of Richmond. The wedding is set for Wednesday at five at the bride’s father William Edgar Blanton’s home in Richmond. Buckner, former Blue Grass telephone company manager, will live at Xalapa Simms place in Bourbon county with his bride.

Benjamin F. Buckner Winchester Elizabeth M. Blanton Richmond William Edgar Blanton Buckner Xalapa Simms Place Bourbon County Blanton Blue Grass Society

Mrs Greene's Famous Home made Candy on Sale

Mrs Greene offers her famous homemade candy at Land and Priest's store. Local shoppers can find assorted sweets advertised for a limited time.

Mrs. Greene

Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Greene

County Clerk Keller R. Greene issued licenses for John M. Foley 25 to Jennie B. Hinson 20 Arthur Frodge 23 to Ethel H. Shrout 19 and Ben Watkins 22 to Ellen M. Powell 16 all residents of the county.

John M. Foley Jennie B. Hinson Arthur Frodge Ethel H. Shrout Ben Watkins Ellen M. Powell

Bethel Merchant Buys Home Here

W H Pieratt a Bethel merchant purchased yesterday Mrs George Moore’s two story West High street residence at private price. Pieratt and his family will move to the place March 1. The Walsh Co the store ahead.

W. HL Pieratt Bethel George Moore West High Street Mr. Pieratt

Morrow and Ballard Inaugurated Kentucky Governors

Edwin P. Morrow of Somerset is sworn in as Governor of Kentucky with S Thruston Ballard as lieutenant governor. The ceremony includes a noon gun salute, a lengthy parade, musical interludes, and remarks by Governor-elect Morrow about staff appointments. The event features participation from American Legion members, a valedictory by outgoing Governor James D Black, and a notable parade of bands, autos, and military units.

America Capitol Messrs Morrow Ballard John D. Carroll State Capitol E. C. O’rear James D. Black O’rear Kentucky Charles Summerall Kentucky State Guard Franklin County Legion

Injured Peter Greenwade Recovers At Work

Peter Greenwade suffered injuries when caught in a wire fence several days ago. He is now very much improved and able to resume his usual activities.

Peter Greenwade

Serving Trays Display at Prewitt and Howell

Come in and see our variety of serving trays. They are beautiful not at attractive prices. Prewitt & Howell.

Prewitt & Howell

Box supper for Louisville Orphans Home at Grassy Lick schoolhouse

A box supper will be held at the Grassy Lick schoolhouse to aid the Louisville Orphan's Home. The event is on Thursday night December 11 1919 and the public is invited. Fancy Queensware is advertised as suitable Christmas presents.

Grassy Lick Louisville Prewitt & Howell’s

Baptists Go Over the Top in Campaign Pledge

The local Baptist church surpassed its $20,000 goal in the 75 million campaign, pledging over $21,000. The pastor announced the total after Sunday service as members sang and celebrated. New member Mr. Guy Sandifer, Miss Mary Sandifer, and Mrs. George Styles joined, and a sense of revived life and fellowship spread through the congregation.

Guy Sandifer Mary Sandifer George Styles

Roller Skates Delight Boy At Christmas Time

A short note mentions Prewitt and Howell and a gift of roller skates pleasing a boy during Christmas time.

Prewitt & Howell

Farm Offered in Shelby County on Easy Terms

A 103 acre Shelby county farm is advertised with easy terms. The tobacco crop value this year reflects the land quality and potential profits.

Shelby County

Browning Couple Relocates Within Clark County

Mr and Mrs Virgil Browning move from Clark county to the Mrs John F Richardson property on Winn street reflecting a local residential change in this community.

Virgil Browning Clark County John F. Richardson Winn Street

Velocipede Sale for Boys and Girls at Local Store

Come in now and get a velocipede for the boy or girl. Prewitt and Howell advertise. The Walsh Co offers robes and slippers to match.

Prewitt & Howell Walsh Co

War Time Restrictions On The Use Of Coal

Fuel Administrator Garfield orders nationwide return to most 1917 18 coal shortage lighting rules enforced by the Railroad Administration. Exemptions apply to anthracite coal gas and other fuels. Limits include no ornamental or unnecessary lighting, 7 AM to 11 PM for nightlife venues, six hours daily for stores other than food sellers, and four PM cutoffs for general offices with essential exceptions.

Garfield Railroad Administration

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. W. Bridges RD Boone Sells Walsh’s WED Keller R. Greene Bethel Merchant Edwin P. Morrow Somerset S. Thruston Ballard Smith Band of Cincinnati Tine John G. South Alvin T. Hert Charles R. Moriarity Covington William McKinley W. C. Bradley American Legion Jackson Morris Willson C. W. Longmire T. W. Woodyard Automobile Department Henry Talbot Red.Boland City Willie Sandlin Leslie County BOX Supper Baptists R. L. Coleman Eastman Kodaks Watcrnes and Holland Fountainens Crane’s Linen A. M. Davis Land & Priest Mt. Sterling, Ky
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