Winn Named Kentucky Coach Aides 1928 Wildcats
Jack Winn of Mt. Sterling appointed to succeed William Juneau as chief of Kentucky Wildcats strategists for 1928. The former Princeton star and UK line coach improved the 1922 line, helping upset Sewanee and Alabama and holding Centre, Tennessee, and Vanderbilt, with prospects for a strong 1923 team built largely from Kentuckians. Kentucky aims for a southern title with a Kentucky-led squad.
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Uan
Jack Winn
Mt. Sterling
Princeton
University of Kentucky
William Juneau
Wildcat
University of Cincinnati
Red” Roberts
Sewanee
Alabama
Centre
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Wildcats
Kentucky
University
Neighbor pays top prices in Mt Sterling advert
An informal notice by H Gordon offers to pay the highest market price and urges readers to ask their neighbor who buys in Mt Sterling at the corner of Queen and Locust streets. The ad has brief contact intent and location cues.
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Mt. Sterling
H. Gordon
Queen
Locust Streets
Jones' Jewelry Store Promotes Diamond Rings Sale
A 1911 ad offers diamond rings from fifteen dollars to eight hundred with later quips about curtains and bowling. The notice also includes a loan offer of five percent and a legal notice by Henry Watson, attorney, amid lighthearted lines.
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Jones’ Jewelry Store
Henry Watson
Luncheon Offer in Lexington District Store
Located in Lexington's shopping district this cafe offers a special lunch daily from 11 30 to 2 30 p m at low prices. They also serve sandwiches biscuits salads hot chocolate and coffee plus Apollo Mavis and Belle Camp candy brands and homemade candy and cakes with mail order service.
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Lexington
Apollo
Mavis
Social notes from a busy Thursday bridge club
Mrs. Edgar Denton hosted the Thursday Afternoon bridge club with Mrs. J. D. Conner assisting. Salad was served after games. Attendees included Mrs. A. T. Byron, Mrs. Shanklin Piper, Mrs. Leslie Shrout, Mrs. J. L. Byron, Mrs. J. B. Hampton, Mrs. E. V. Brother, Mrs. T. S. Shrout, Mrs. C. W. Young, Mrs. J. L. Ewing, Mrs. Johnson Young, Mrs. E. H. Brother and Mrs. Parks Donaldson. John T. Kimbrough from Davidson College is home for holidays with Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Kimbrough. Ruth Richards, called to Paris for her brother-in-law’s illness, has returned home. Lucille Catlett, a Virginia College student in Roanoke, is home for holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Catlett. Mrs. B. M. Goodpaster was in Mt. Sterling. J. B. Hampton visited relatives in Winchester. A. N. Denton and son A. J. Denton were in Paris to see T. J. Havens, ill at Massie Memorial Hospital. Laura Kash was called to Carlisle by her brother Harlan Swetman’s death. Nathaniel Markland and wife returned from visiting their son in Paris.
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Edgar Denton
J. D. Conner
A. T. Byron
Shanklin Piper
Leslie Shrout
J. L. Byron
J. B. Hampton
E. V. Brother
T. S. Shrout
C. W. Young
J. L. Ewing
Johnson Young
E. H. Brother
Parks Donaldson
John T. Kimbrough
Davidson College
Davidson
N. C
Lucille Catlett
Virginia College
Roanoke
Robert, Catlett
B. M. Goodpaster
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
A. N. Denton
A. J. Denton
Paris
T. J. Havens
Massie Memorial Hospital
Laura Kash
Carlisle
Harlan Swetman
Nathaniel Markland
John Markland
Upper Spruce Society Notes and Local Visits
Mr. Smith of Jeffersonville guests Allen Willoughby with fox hunting. Floyd Willoughby visits with Cash and Allen Willoughby. Miss Lillie Martin returns from Newport. Lula Mae Martin seriously ill but improving. Raymond Neil back from Newport. Walters child burns hand. Church services planned Saturday night and Sunday. Attendees at Mt Sterling court. Mayme Cochran to return home from Eastern Normal School for holidays. Mrs Shortley discussing fashions with visitor. Husband prefers cling gowns for about three years. News concludes with rising brows and necks.
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Mr. Smith
Jeffersonville
Allen Willoughby
Floyd Willoughby
Cash
Lillie Martin
Newport
Lula Mae Martin
Pleas Martin
Raymond Neil
Charles Walters
Mt. Sterling
Mayme Cochran
Eastern Normal School
Richmond
Eugene O'Brien Stars In Dempster Comedy Steve At Ada Meade
Advance seat sales open at Ada Meade Theatre Lexington on December 27 for Eugene O'Brien in Robert L. Dempster's new play Steve. It marks O'Brien's first starring stage appearance here with Dempster producing a romantic comedy and Laura Hope also associated with the production.
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Eugene O’brien
Robert L. Dempster
Steve
Ada Meade Theatre
Lexington
Eugene O'Brien
George M. Gatts
O’brien
Laura Hope
Cast and staging of a New Year play in Fleming County
Crews directs a play with Mrs. Thomas Whiffen as lead supporter and a cast including Vivia Ogden Helen Weir Ann Winston Isabel Winlocke Frank Herbert Homer Barton Phillip Lord F G Patten and others. Performances run January 1 2 with a New Year’s Day matinee. J M McIntire sold 104 acres on Buchanan Creek Fleming County to R Hudson at 15 dollars per acre. For sale Hupmobile good mechanical condition Harold C Greene phone 641 W-1.
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Crews
Thomas Whiffen
Vivia Ogden
Helen Weir
Ann Winston
Isabel Winlocke
Frank Herbert
Homer Barton
Phillip Lord
F. G. Patten
J. M. McIntire
Fleming County
Buchanan Creek
B. J McCord
R. Hudson
Harold C. Greene
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Winn
Jack
Christmas Club
Traders National Bank
Sean
Staton’s
Florida
Jonathan
Roman
Coleman’s Insurance Agency
McGurk & O’brien
Owingsville
By Maggie Willoughby
H. L. Clarke
Rogers Co
West Main Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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