Pangburn Post Elects Officers for 1921
The Pangburn Post of the American Legion elected M. Stanley Brown as commander Clarence L. William as vice commander Donald B. Quisenberry as adjutant Ratliff H. Lane as finance officer Ratliff P. Baird as chaplain Bert M. Trimble as historian Dr H Bush as service officer Car C Chenault Jr as athletic officer Sidney J Calk as sergeant at arms and named an executive trio of Brown Bush Henry Keller and Lockridge. The post voted to renew member dues and to place a wreath on the courthouse soldiers monument. Beginning January 1 1921 the post will be known as the Montgomery Post. Cranberries celery and oysters at Vanarsdell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stanley Brown
Clarence L. William
Donald B. Quisenberry
Ratliff H. Lane
Ratliff P. Baird
Bert M. Trimble
Dr. H. Bush
Car C. Chenault, Jr
Sidney J. Calk
David H. Bush
Oliver P. Henry
Joseph H. Keller
Harry W. Lockridge
Pangbury
American Legion
Montgomery
Almanacs Delayed Due to Christmas Rush
The Hon Meat Co announces 1921 almanacs will be mailed next week after high Christmas demand. The booklet promises attractive pages with useful information and a limited set of local ads. They invite orders for crown and rolled roasts for company dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon Meat Co
McCormick Lumber Expands Covered Lumber Storage
The McCormick Lumber Company adds to its covered space for rough lumber. When finished it will measure 655 lineal feet by 20 feet wide and 10 feet deep and will hold a full stock to supply builders with dry lumber at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Lumber Company
Lost hound reward and apple sale notice
Lost Black and tan hound with bobbed tail. reward offered by J. B. Kerns of Mt. Sterling Ky. Also sale notice: 500 bushels of Black Twig Apples to be sold this week by I. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerns
Mt. Sterling
Ky. Pa
Wilson’s
Quarterly Meeting at Cam on 11 Sunday
The Advocate announces a quarterly meeting at Cam on the eleventh Sunday at 11 A.M. Dr. G B ay of Lexington will preach the sermon. The notice runs twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam
G. B.ay
Lexington
Mt Sterling Teams Sweep Stanton Linchpin Victory
Mt. Sterling high school girls and boys posted decisive wins over Stanton Friday night. Girls edged to a 4 to 4 halftime tie before dominating the second half to win 8 to 4. Boys trounced Stanton 23 to 4 with strong defense and standout play from Stamper Benton Coons Davis and Back. The pair of wins extend an undefeated season run with a Clark County matchup upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Mt. Sterling
Stamper
Benton
Coons
Davis
Jones
Back
Clark County
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Hannah Mallory
The Mallory family extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during Mrs. Hannah Mallorys illness and death. Sincere appreciation is expressed by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mallory and Mr. and Mrs. James Mallory for the kindness shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Mallory
Lawrence W. Mallory
James M. Mallory
Hedden Family Moves Into New West High Street Home
Mr and Mrs J W Hedden Jr and Miss Emily Hedden move into their completed West High Street home. The Kellers lease the Smathers bungalow on Main after the Hedden family vacates. Local ad suggests buying meats at Hon Meat Market for value and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Emily Hedden
West High Street
Joseph H. Keller
John Keller
Smathers
Main
Hedden
Turkeys for the Christmas Market Buy Your Birds Now
Bring your turkeys to the Christmas Market and sell at top prices. E. T. Reis will purchase them. phone 645.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Reis
For Sale Pure White Holland Turkeys Toms and hens
Classified notice for sale of pure white Holland turkeys including males and females. Contact Mrs. Frank Boyd at box 16 619.1-2. Box 16. 10-61-e.0.i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyd
Meat Company Offers Lower Prices Trial Sale
The Hon Meat Co promotes a trial sale promising lower prices to customers who shop now. Officials advertise savings on select cuts and urge patrons to compare value against competitors.
Santa Claus Headquarters at Van Arsdell's
A Santa Claus themed shop at Van Arsdell's offers fruits oranges and nuts as holiday treats. The setup presents a seasonal center for gift shopping with seasonal selections and festive displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Vanarsdell’s
Untimely Demise of Hannah W Mallory
Hannah Williams Mallory 92 died at her son Lawrence Mallory's home in Howards Mill after declining health on December 15. She was born April 13, 1828 in Mason County Kentucky, married to Stewart Mallory, and leaves three sons William James and Lawrence plus a daughter who died earlier. Funeral held at Howard's Mill Baptist Church with burial in Machpelah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah W. Mallory
Lawrence W. Mallory
Howard’s Mill
Stewart Mallory
Fleming County
Mallory
Hannah
Heavenly
Earth
Year's Subscription As a Xmas Gift
Give a friend a year's subscription to The Advocate for $2, available through January 1, 1922. A gift that will be appreciated 104 times in the year, ideal for someone away from home. Also note Silcoin Steak at Hon's, tender and juicy, 25 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Advocate
Hon’s
Exclusive Distributor for Miss Holliday's Candies Ad
An ad notes Miss Holliday's candies available through R C Lloyd's store. It also promotes country hams from Powls and dressed meats from the Hon Meat Company, presented as a local goods listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holliday’s
R. C. Lloyd’s
Powls
Hon Meat Company
R. C. Lloyd's
Court of Appeals Ends Session for This Year
The Court of Appeals adjourned until the first Monday in January. Judge John J. Carroll retires. Judge W. Rogers Clay will succeed him in January. Judge Rollin Hurt becomes chief. An injunction motion in Imperial Elkhorn Coal Co v Webb was overruled. Webb leased mineral rights and later sold land. court allowed store erection. A ten year penitentiary term for Peter Lewis of Whitley County for improper relations with a girl under sixteen was affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
John J. Carroll
W. Rogers Clay
Lexington
Rollin Hurt
Imperial Elkhorn Coal Company
W. B. Webb
Letcher
Webb
Oe Franklin
Peter Lewis
Whitley County
Green Garrett Named to Highway Officials Committee
H Green Garrett of Winchester was selected as one of five members on a legislative committee to urge continued Federal aid after current funds run out. The group may seek a $100,000,000 appropriation to cover the 1922 fiscal year and beyond, with Kentucky's share about $6,000,000. Best cannel and block coal offered by Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Green Garrett
Winchester
American Association of State Highway Officials
Garrett
Kentucky
Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co
Death of J. Haden Wyatt Veteran of Spanish War
J Haden Wyatt died several weeks ago at Battle Mountains Sanitarium Missouri. He was about sixty, born and raised here, remembered by many friends. A Spanish War veteran, he contracted a disease in that conflict that left him invalid. The body rests with military honors in the National Military cemetery Leavenworth Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Haden Wyatt
Battle Mountains Sanitarium
Missouri
Mr. Wyatt
National Military Cemetery
Leavenworth
Kas
Twig Apples and Wagons Auctioned This Week
Twig apples must be sold this week. Wilson's and 21-21 Boys' Wagons, good ones, are offered at Prewitt and Howell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prewitt & Howell’s
James H. Jones Dies in Louisville
James H. Jones formerly of this city died Friday morning in Louisville from a hemorrhage after a tonsil and adenoid operation. Surviving are his wife and infant son, his mother Mrs. Mary Dee Jones of Richmond, a sister in Richmond, and a brother in Huntington West Virginia. Funeral services were held in Louisville and the remains sent to Richmond for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jones
Louisville
Mr. Jones
Henry L. Jones
Mary D. Jones
Mary Dee Jones
Richmond
Margaret Arnold
John Jones
Huntington
W. Va
Christmas Dinner Provisions Sold by Richardson Bros. & Cornwell
Richardson Bros. & Cornwell offer a full Christmas dinner supply with cornfed beef, tender lamb, veal, pork, turkeys, geese, ducks, guineas, chickens, plus confections, fruits, figs, raisins, and dates. Fresh candies and best makes advertised.
Reduced Prices on Wall Paper and Paints on Main Street
M R Hain Line on Main Street across from the post office offers entire stock of wall paper paints window shades window glass and all items at greatly reduced prices. Call to examine stock and save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Hainline
Main Street
Post Office
Mount Sterling National Bank to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice states the Mount Sterling National Bank will hold its regular annual meeting of stockholders at the banking office in Mount Sterling Kentucky on Tuesday January 11 1921 at 10 oclock A M W L Killpatrick cashier urges attendance in official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Sterling National Bank
Mount Sterling
W. L. Killpatrick
Warning to secure 1921 automobile licenses now
Police chief J C Tipton orders immediate license procurement for 1921 motor vehicles. Some licenses are already at the County Clerk's office and officials will accept the "No License Applied For" signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Tipton
Furnished upstairs apartment for rent to family
For rent to a family without children a furnished upstairs apartment available until March 1. Three rooms with bath, hot and cold water, and all conveniences. Close to business section. Phone 428.
Aid Planned for Frenchburg Road Project
Montgomery county eyes federal aid for Mt Sterling to Frenchburg and West Liberty routes linking Mayo Trail at Paintsville. County to lend 25 percent of project cost to Menifee line, reimbursed after completion, pending Court of Appeals Hopkins county decision. The Advocate urges prompt action to improve regional trade and road access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Kerns
Green Garrett
State Highway Commission
Washington
Mt. Sterling
Frenchburg
West Liberty
Paintsville
Garret
Montgomery County
Federa
Court of Appeals
Hopkins County
Menefee County
Advocate
State Highway Department
Clark County
Oranges Bananas and Apples for Christmas at Vanarsdell
Christmas fruit sale at Vanarsdell’s features oranges bananas and apples for shoppers seeking seasonal produce. Local customers are expected to visit the store to purchase gift fruit baskets and fresh fruit for holiday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Stores Open Late for Christmas Shopping in City
Beginning Monday night almost all city stores will stay open at night through Christmas to allow shoppers who cannot visit during the day to shop after supper. The stores offer a wide array of Christmas goods, with favorable prices and well stocke d inventories.
Fruits at correct prices offered by McGuire Bros
Frutis of all kinds including oranges bananas grapes figs dates raisins offered by McGuire Bros at correct prices. (Note: OCR fragment lacked full context but conveys a fruit sale notice)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire Bros
Hunt Place Sold At Public Auction On Winn Street
The S. P. Hunt residence and six acres on Winn Street sold at the court house door to W. C. Bach for 7723 dollars. Possession will be given January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Hunt
Winn Street
Court House
W. C. Bach
Prics
Richmond burial gathers Judy Jones and relatives
Mrs. A. H. Judy Lewis Judy Dr. J. F. Jones J. R. Magowan and George Eastin attended the burial of James H. Jones in Richmond yesterday. Henry L. Jones of Fulton joined Mrs. Jones for a holiday visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Judy
Lewis Judy
J. F. Jones
J. R. Magowan
George Eastin
Richmond
James H. Jones
Henry L. Jones
Fulton
Jones
J. W. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pangburn
American Legion Club
Teing
Prewitt Howell's
Hon
Haden Wyatt
Land & Priest Druggists
Richardson Bros. & Cornwell
Hunt Place
Men — Hombs & Heibel
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