Miss Arris Chiles Weds Owingsville Man
Miss Arris Chiles of this city marries Alec Goodpaster of Owingsville in a Thursday-night ceremony at her home. The bride, daughter of the late Mare Chiles, holds a position with Trimble Grocery Co. The groom, son of Morgan and Mrs Goodpaster, runs a large garage in Owingsville and comes from a prominent local family. They will reside in Owingsville.
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Alec
Owingsville
Cincinnati
Mare Chiles
Sterling
Trimble Grocery Company
Morgan Goodpaster
Ath County
Sells Out To Partner In Jersey Milk Company
W T Hunt disposes of his interest in the Jersey Milk Company to Earl Henry. The sale includes the Swift & Company agency and the National Bread agency. Henry is energetic and confident in the venture’s future success while Hunt contemplates his next business move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hunt
Jersey Milk Company
Earl Henry
Swift & Company
National Bread Agency
V8 Henry
Hunt
Prices Reduced at 3wn's Music Store
Big reduction on pianos organs phonographs and player-pianos. One new piano and one new player-piano available alongside two second-hand pianos two second-hand organs one second-hand phonograph and three new phonographs. Bank Street location.
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Bank Street
Shoats Auctioned By T. R. Markland To Botts
Markland sold 83 cattle shoats weighing about 100 pounds each to John Botts at 7 14 cents per head with delivery set for January 1.
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T. R. Markland
John Botts
Listen Irene at Table Theatre Promises Glittering Revue
George E. Wintz presents Listen Irene a musical revue at Table Theatre Tuesday night January 3. The cast features Nyla Brown John G Getz the Seymour Sisters and others with dazzling costumes a jeweled illuminated runway and riotous comedy numbers.
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Table Theatre
George E. Wintz
Irene
Rae
Nyla Brown
America
John G. Getz
Monkey Man
Perfect Nut
Ellis Quartette
Helen Ja‘nis
Ace’ Wingfield
Bill Barbee
Seymour Sisters
Betty Earl
Three Browns
Farm 32 Acres Near City Sold for 3500
Real estate agent F D Richardson sold a 32 acre farm five and a half miles from the city on the Spencer pike to Mrs. Bettie Cravens for 3500. Walter Thompson previously owned the property and possession is to be given March 1.
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F. D. Richardson
Walter Thompson
Spencer Pike
Bettie Cravens
Negro Love Feast at James Magowan Hall
The C F B church invites all to a love feast on December 29 at James Magowan Hall on East Fox street. Pastor urges attendance.
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James Magowan
East Fox Street
Harry King is Caught in Ohio
Policeman Neale Guilfoile traveled to Massillon Ohio Sunday and is expected to return with Harry King the former local tailor who forged checks in Mt Sterling. The pair allegedly defrauded about $2000 from local merchants. Chief Tipton aided the arrest and Guilfoile reported the right man and his wife.
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Neale Guilfoile
Massilon
Ohio
Harry King
Mt. Sterling
Ohio City
Guilfoile
King
Tipton
Charles Wilson Marries Miss Marguerite Burton
Charles Wilson of this city wed Miss Marguerite Burton of St. Louis in a ten o clock ceremony attended by the bride’s family and close friends. Wilson is a prominent young businessman with a St. Louis firm. the couple will reside in St. Louis.
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Charles Wilson
Marguerite Burton
St. Louis
Mr. Wilson
Lucy Wilson
Diamonds Valued at 10000 Missing from Mrs Wright
Mrs Ben T Wright reports jewelry valued at not less than 10000 stolen or missing from a traveling bag after she prepared to leave for Lexington for a short stay. The jewels were kept in a chamois case and the hotel staff were notified. Detectives are investigating and hope to recover the jewels.
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Ben T. Wright
Family reunion at Patsy McNamara home for holidays
The McNamara family gathers at Mrs Patsy McNamara's home for the holidays. Members include Mr and Mrs Joseph McNamara with twins from Memphis, Mr and Mrs Edward Mathias of Covington, Miss Lien McNamara of Cincinnati, and Miss Irene McNamara a University of Kentucky student, staying through New Year.
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Patsy McNamara
Joseph McNamara
Memphis
Edward Mathias
Covington
Lien McNamara
Cincinnati
Irene McNamara
University of Kentucky
Hombs & Co. Suffer Theft At Old National Hotel Site
The clothing store Hombs & Company, housed temporarily in the Old National Hotel, was broken into Friday night. Thieves forced the rear door and removed clothing valued at 300 to 500 dollars. Tracks in the alley suggest a truck haul. Nine sacks of clothes, silk shirts, shoes, hose and more were taken. Police pursue suspects. the firm has also endured two recent fires.
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Hombs & Company
National Hotel
Hombs
Reo Comfort Bus Line to Run Sunday Service
Notice to bus passengers indicates Sunday service will be provided with the same schedule as weekdays. Fred Weekesser, proprietor, asks patrons to spread the word to friends.
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Reo Comfort
Fred Weekesser
Mrs Ronnie Mackie Injured After Locust Street Fall
Mrs Ronnie Mackie slipped on icy pavement Monday at her Locust street home and fractured her hip. She was taken to Mary Chiles Hospital where doctors treated the injury and she is resting comfortably today.
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Ronnie Mackie
Locust Street
Brown's Music Store Ads In Bank Street
Saturday only the store offers one new Singer sewing machine for 55 dollars one new phonograph for 100 dollars at 75 dollars used piano for 185 dollars and a used organ for 65 dollars.
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Bank Street
Cantata Repeat Planned by Community Choral Club
The Community Choral Club will repeat the Christmas cantata at the Christian church on Thursday evening December 29 at 7 30. No admission charged but any contribution will be gratefully appreciated.
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Community Choral Club
Christian Church
Stockholders Meeting for Montgomery County Fair Association
The annual stockholders meeting will be held at the county courthouse in the county judge's room on Tuesday January 14 1922 at 1 o clock p.m. to elect directors for the ensuing year and address any other business. President C G Thompson and Secretary W H Wood sign.
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The
Montgomery County Fair Association
Court House
C. G. Thompson
W. H. Wood
Severely Burned Woman Injured by Boiling Kettle Blast
Mrs. Roger Stephens sustained severe facial and arm burns last Thursday when a kettle top blew off while she cooked pigs feet. She is reported to be recovering well.
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Roger Stephens
Lost red male hog near Winchester Pike
Lost male hog described as red and about 350 pounds. Owner I. M. Todd reports contact from R. R. 3 Winchester Kentucky. For printing see The Advocate.
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Winchester Pike
I. M. Todd
R. R
Winchester
The
Advocate
Still Captured Near Prewitt Station Moonshine Operation
A raid by Officers Faulkner Treadway and sons recovered a 35 gallon copper still on Hampton Forman’s land near Prewitt Station. Forman was arrested and bound over to federal court in Lexington on a $1000 bond. Brooks Puckett and Frank Combs were jailed briefly on related charges but released on bond. Ten barrels of mash and a large quantity of shine were destroyed. first such outfit in the county, in a locality thought above suspicion.
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Prewitt Station
Vivian Faulkner
W. P. Treadway
Chas. Treadway
Hampton Forman
Lexington
Wood
Brooks Puckett
Frank Combs
Mary Chiles Hospital Notes
Mrs. B. F. Holter was operated on Tuesday afternoon. Webb Gaitskill is improving. Mrs. Laura Denton is improving. Mrs. Alice Denton has returned home much improved. Mrs. Marion Carter is improving. D. G. Combs remains about the same. Mrs. Detro and baby have gone home in fine condition. M. R. Hainline is improving. Mrs. D. C. McGuire, who was operated on for appendicitis two weeks ago, will return to her home the latter part of the week.
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B. F. Holter
Webb Gaitskill
Laura Denton
Alice Denton
Marion Carter
D. G. Combs
Mr. Wilson Birthday Reflections From Staunton
Woodrow Wilson, war president of the United States, born sixty five years ago in Staunton Virginia. He remains in Washington after his Paris return, still silent from a stroke yet his voice is heard around the world.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Staunton
Paris
Washington
Dear Girls Smoke Risk of Becoming Effeminate
The article notes that many young women smoke and warns they may be forced to chew tobacco to avoid being labeled effeminate, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
Postmaster Hurt in Auto Accident
Postmaster Squire Turner and James P. King were returning from Lexington when their car skidded on a muddy road between North Middletown and Paris and overturned. King and Russell Burnam the driver escaped with slight injuries while Turner suffers a bruised knee and will be confined to his apartment for some time.
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Squire Turner
James P. King
Lexington
North Middletown
Paris
Mr. King
Russell Burnam
Mr. Turner
Fire destroys Virgil Donohue meat market on South Maysville
The Virgil Donohue meat market on South Maysville Street was burned entirely early this morning. The building owned by the E. T Reis estate, insured, was a total loss with unknown fire cause.
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Virgil Donohue
Maysville Street
E. T Reis
Cooperative Meeting at Maysville Succeeds
The district meeting of the Burley Growers' Co operative Association at Maysville was harmonious with proposals welcomed for further consideration. Representatives included Robert Howell Henry Lockridge A L Tipton and Isam Osbourne from Farmers Warehouse Company Judge A N Crooks M Kirkpatrick and S B Pinney from White Hall Warehouse Company and A R B Robertson from Robinson Warehouse Company.
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Burley Growers’ Co-operative Association
Maysville
Farmers’ Warehouse Company
Robert Howell
Henry Lockridge
A. L. Tipton
Isam Osborne
White Hall Warehouse Company
A. N. Crooks
M. Kirkpatrick
S. 8. Pinney
Robinson Warehouse Company
A. RB. Robertson
Passes to Her Reward Mrs Ida Corbitt Dies in Brooksville
Mrs Ida Corbitt aged about 65 died at her Brooksville home on Friday December 23. She formerly Miss Ida Bassett sister of Fred Bassett. She is survived by two sons.
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Ida Corbitt
Brooksville
Local dairy feed shipment arrives at competitive prices
H. H. Coppage announces another shipment of dairy feed. The notice highlights clover and timothy hay and high grade coal offered at close prices. It invites buyers to note the price that enables a sale.
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H. H. Coppage
Mrs Garrett D Sullivan Improving After Illness
Mrs Garrett D Sullivan shows gradual improvement after several weeks of illness. Family notes steady progress and thanks staff for care as she recovers at home.
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Garrett D. Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arris Chiles
Mullane
Whitman’s
Huyler’s
Mrs. Hynson
Stockholders’ Meeting
Mary Chiles Hospital
MR. Wilson’s
Postmaster
Co-Operative
B. T. Wright
Ragan-Gay Motor Company
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