James N. Anderson Passes To Final Rest
James N. Anderson died after a lingering illness at his sister Mrs. John W. Lockridge’s home in the county on Christmas morning. He was 57 and remembered for kindness. Surviving relatives include his father George W. Anderson, two half-sisters, two half-brothers, a step-mother, and Mrs. Lockridge. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm at Mrs. Lockridge’s home, Dr. C. B. Clark officiating, burial Machpelah cemetery. Also listed: for sale building lot, phone 494.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Anderson
John W. Lockridge
Mr. Anderson
George W. Anderson
William Moore
W. H. Knox
George W. Anderson, Jr
Grover C. Anderson
Lockridge
Unusual Nuptials Unite Miss Lelia Hon And Lewis Blackwell
Miss Lelia Hon and Lewis Blackwell wed at Rev. T C Beton’s Lexington home on Thursday afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Hon of the city, wore a dark blue suit and matching hat. Witnesses were Della Ward May, Efrkin Mughes of Winchester, and Homer Hon. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs M A Blackwell of Clark County, is a prosperous farmer. After a short bridal tour they will live near Winchester. Five percent money to loan on long time. Henry Watson, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Hon
Lewis Blackwell
Clark County
T. C. Béton
Lexington
Della Ward May
Efrkin Mughes
Winchester
Homer Hon
the Croom
M. A. Blackwell
Prize contest rewards Pa cific Mutual Life cashier
In September and October Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of California ran a prize contest for reinstatement business. Miss Flo Shirley has been named a prize winner and receives a black seal grain suitcase. She is a highly regarded cashier among the company's many policyholders and offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
California
United States
Flo Shirley
Shirley
Plessure
Christmas Season Appreciation From Parsonage Residents
The occupants of the Methodist parsonage express gratitude for the press privilege and extend thanks for wishes words and gifts received during the Christmas season signed J. W. Crates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Crates
Christmas Trade Sets Record In Mt Sterling Merchants
Mt Sterling merchants report the largest Christmas patronage in years with Saturday described as a record day. Local shopkeepers, some long in business, say 1923 may prove one of the best years since before the war as tobacco and farm products hold strong prices, signaling prosperity for Montgomery county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Lost tortoise shell glasses with gold frame
Pair of tortoise shell and gold frame glasses found. Owner may claim by paying for this ad and a reasonable reward. Apply at this office.
A. B. Oldham & Son Store Adds Second Floor Sales Rooms
A. B. Oldham & Son unveil a redesigned second floor with women s ready to wear and floor coverings. They plan 1923 improvements including a basement makeover, a ten cent department, and possible future additions such as a four story building with elevator, potentially housing furniture, millinery, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Oldham & Son
Maysville Street
Q Oldham
Double Wedding at Howard's Mill Christmas Night
Hubert Shrout and Bethel Clark wed at Rev. William Triplett's home in Howard's Mill with Ewell Wright and Roxie Myers joining in marriage. Both couples hail from Salt Lick in Bath County. The notice also advertises hay and corn prices from Monarch Milling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Shrout
Bethel Clark
William Triplett
Howard's Mill
Ewell Wright
Roxie Myers
Salt Lick
Bath County
January Court Bids Mules Marketed by George Maze
Indiana buyer George Maze plans to market several carloads of mules on January court day. The story notes his purchases and intent to sell at auction or market, reflecting regional trade in livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maze
Indiana
Major J. M. Brother Dies In Owingsville City
Major J. M. Brother aged 86 died at his daughter Mrs Pinney’s Holt Avenue home yesterday morning after a long invalid period. A former Confederate soldier in General John Hunt Morgan’s command he was a Bath county native longtime Owingsville resident and civic figure. He leaves two sons Eugene Brother of Owingsville and Charles Brother of Hazard. burial is in Owingsville. He was a Christian at peace with his life and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brother
Pinney
Holt Avenue
Brother
John Hunt Morgan
Bath County
Owingsville
Ben Johnston Marries Blanche Miller in Flint Wedding
At the home of Mr and Mrs Harry E Johnston Ben Johnston and Miss Blanche Miller both of Flint Michigan were married last Saturday afternoon Rev Olaf Hamilton performed the ceremony The couple will live in Flint where Johnston has a position with the Chevrolet Motor Company Also a for sale notice for a Hupmobile appears with Harold C Greene as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Johnston
Ben Johnston
Blanche Miller
Flint
Mich
Olaf Hamilton
Young Johnston
Johnston
Chevrolet Motor Company
Montgomery Post to Stage Home Talent Minstrel
Montgomery Post No. 22 of the American Legion will present a home talent minstrel on January 15. A J Owens returns to lead the show with plans for improved scentry costumes and electrical effects to be used in Mt. Sterling. FOR RENT Modern cottage on Clay street. Phone 632.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Post
American Legion
A. J. Owens
Legion
Mt. Sterling
Clay Street
Miss Simrall Weds New England Man
Dr and Mrs William Thomas Simrall announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah Anderson to Mr Russell Charles Lane on December 21 1922 in Ellicott City Maryland. The ceremony will occur at the bride’s sister Mrs W R Dye’s home with two immediate families present. After January 15 the couple will reside in Takoma Park Washington. Lost collection book on Hin kston or Maysville pike call 876 or return to Kentucky Central Insurance office for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Charles Lane
Ellicott City
Maryland
W. R. Dye
Baltimore
W. T. Simrall
Washington
Lane
New England
Mrs. Lane
Takoma Park
Hinkston
Maysville Pike
Kentucky Central Insurance Office
Refrigerating Plant to be Installed in Local Stores
The Jersey Milk Company contracted a Cincinnati firm to install an electric refrigerating plant on March 15. It is practical, freezes without ice, and holds a set temperature automatically. This and another plant for William Hon in the Baumont Hotel building are the first in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Milk Company
Cincinnati
William Hon
Baumont
Open for business on Bank Street offers refinishing and upholstering
M. R. Hainline announces readiness to take furniture refinishing and upholstery orders at a new Bank Street location. The note urges customers to act now before the busy season to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street
M. R. Hainline
Nunnelley Heads to St Augustine as Hotel Manager
Mrs. Mattie R. Nunnelley, formerly of this city, will spend the winter in St Augustine Florida where she has accepted a position as manager of the Spear Mansion Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie R. Nunnelley
St. Augustine, Fla
Spear Mansion Hotel
Daugherty Dies at Ashland Express Agent at 55
W T Daugherty express agent at Ashland and son of W H Daugherty of Owingsville died this morning at age 55 from heart trouble. Funeral Saturday at 10 at the Owingsville grave with Rev Paul Powell. Survived by wife five children and three sisters Mrs Claude Paxton Ashland Miss May Daugherty Owingsville and Mrs W L Killpatrick of this city. Also notice of walnut dining room suite for sale after five months use appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Daugherty
Ashland
W. H. Daugherty
Owingsville
Paul Powell
Claude Paxton
May Daugherty
W. L
Doctor Prewitt Stricken With Appendicitis In Lexington
Dr. James W. Prewitt prominent osteopathic physician fell ill last Friday and was rushed to a Lexington hospital where he underwent immediate surgery. His friends report he handled the operation well and is greatly improved. For sale fat hogs about 200 pounds Haydon Reynolds route 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Prewitt
Lexington
Haydon Reynolds
Route 6
Strossman Accepts Post With Henry Clay Fire Insurance
William H. Strossman has accepted a position with Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company. The firm is based in Louisville and he will relocate with his family to live there at the start of the yearly term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Strossman
Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company
Louisville
Bowling Alley Draws Crowd at Trimble Building
Hod Eller operates the Trimble building bowling alley where many fans enjoy a healthful, interesting sport as good play draws crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Hod Eller
James Sledd Dies in Robertson County at 66
James Sledd of Robertson County and former resident of this county died at his home last Thursday from pneumonia. He was 66 years old and survived by his brother William Sledd of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sledd
Robertson County
William Sledd
Warmest Christmas Weather on Record
The Christmas day broke records with unseasonably warm temperatures. Residents relaxed on porches in mild weather, marking a historic winter climate note.
Sherburne and Middleton residents admitted to Mary Chiles Hospital
W. T. Young of Sherburne admitted Tuesday and Mrs. Stearns of North Middleton along with John Green Wade admitted Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chiles Hospital
W. T. Young
Sherburne
Mrs. Stearns
North Middleton
John Greenwade
A GOOD ORDER FOR 5000 PLANTS FROM ONARGA ILLINOIS
A. J. Humphrey receives an order from Onarga Illinois for 5000 plants of a single plant variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Humphrey
Onarga, Ill
Restful World Without Limelight Reveals Old Cars
A reflective line suggests glamour fades when spotlight fades, and that even aging vehicles appear brisk beside a modern or dramatic world. The piece muses on perception and time, contrasting simplicity with fame.
Claude Paxton Dies At Ashland At 70
Claude Paxton aged 70 died December 23 at his Ashland home after a long illness. Born in Oxford Scott County in 1852 he married Addie Daugherty of Owingsville in 1882. He worked for the C and O railroad for years then in lumber with N H Trimble before returning to the C and O in Ashland. Funeral services were held at his home by Dr Paul Powell and burial followed in Owingsville with Revs J M Fugate and C L Bolton officiating. He is survived by his wife and son C B Paxton route agent for the American Express in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Paxton
Ashhland
Mr. Paxton
Oxford
Scott County
Addie Daugherty
Owingsville
C. & O. Railroad
N. H. Trimble
Ashland
Methodist Church
Paul Powell
J. M. Fugate
C. L. Bolton
Maysville
Monarch Milling Co Offers Cotton Seed Meal and Feeds
Monarch Milling Co has just received a car of Cotton Seed Meal and a car of Sugarine Dairy Feed and Sugarine Horse and Mule Feed. They invite orders and claim prices are right with quality considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Milling Co
Skating Rink Opens Monday in Trimble Building
The roller skating rink in the Trimble building on East Main Street opens Monday night January 1. W. T. Turpin of Richmond will conduct the rink and promises best possible service for the public with good music and quality skates on a quality floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Building
East Main Street
W. T. Turpin
Richmond
Committee to Elect Executive Red Cross Board
Montgomery County Chapter of the American Red Cross calls all members to meet in the Rest Room at 3 o clock next Monday afternoon January 1 to elect the executive committee for 1922. Lewis Killpatrick, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
American Red Cross
Marry Here at Bath County Baptist Parsonage
On Wednesday Mrs Lucy Goodpaster and Woodson Powers both of Bath County were married at the Baptist parsonage with Rev Olus Hamilton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Goodpaster
Woodson Powers
Bath County
Baptist
Olus Hamilton
Wanted two carloads of good quality feeders
Two carloads of good quality feeders are requested by Chas Keller of Mechanicsburg Ohio for sale. State price and contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Keller
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
James
N. Anderson
Hon—Blackwell
Henry Watson
Floshirley
Monarch Milling Company
Harold C. Greene
American Legion Minstrel
Miss Simrall
William Thomas Simrall
Their Daughter
Sarah Anderson
ST. Augustine
DR. Prewitt III
James Sleddd
Gatewood & Homes
Nettletons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!