Officials Sworn In for New Term in Jeffersonville
Officials sworn into new term include H R Prewitt as Circuit Judge and Charles E Duff as Sheriff. Also named are W C Hamilton as Commonwealth’s Attorney, E W Senff County Judge, Lindsey Douglas County Clerk, and multiple county and city roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Prewitt
W. C. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Grubbs
Fio Shirley
Jack Burbridge
James Greer
George Eastin
Thomas Greene
Tax Commission
Charles E. Duff
Ball Hadden
Charles Hazelrigg
Will Constable
Jeffersonville
P “T
F. W. Senff
W. A. Samuels
R. G. Kern
Dan Welsh
Hart
Richard Mastin
M. C. Ayres
Thomas Rodman
B. Patterson
C. H. Petry
Position Wanted As Practical Nurse
As practical nurse seeks employment and asks applicants to apply at this office.
Child Burned In Yard Fire At Home
Five year old Hilden Clay, daughter of C C rdson and wife, on Queen Street, suffered serious burns to the back arms and sides Friday morning when clothing on fire from a trash heap ignited. The mother Mrs Richardson quickly extinguished the flames but the child’s life remains in jeopardy though doctors hope to save her with great care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilden Clay
C. C. Rdson
Queen Street
Fire destroys Camargo store inventory at H F Osborne
Early Friday morning a blaze in the store room of H F Osborne at Camargo engulfed the building and its contents. The general merchandise stock valued about 10 000 was insured for 6 000. Believed burglarized before the fire, no suspects named. After adjustment Mr Osborne may reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Osborne
Camargo
Osborne
Lost Childs Glove Hint At Street Scene
Fragmentary text references a lost glove and a street scene. It mentions a child and a woman, with lines about memory and perception. The passage reads like a stray verse or aphorism without clear reporters or events.
Legislature Convenes As Democratic Control Returns
The Kentucky Democratic Party resumes complete control of the General Assembly with noon session. James H. Thompson becomes speaker as Mary Elliott Flannery presides the house, the first woman in that role. The party urges unity to deliver relief, curb lobbyist activities, aid farmers, and push immediate real estate tax relief and action on the pool bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Demacy
General Assembly
Blue Grass
James H. Thompson
Mary Elliott Flannery
Boyd County
Flannery
Ira D. Smith
Hopkinsville
Frankfort
Thc
Free eye treatment drive in Mt Sterling for all residents
The United States Health Service and Welfare League County Health Officer invite all residents including children to Mt Sterling Court House from January 11 to 14 for eyelid treatment by a skilled eye doctor and nurses. Those under 21 need written guardian consent. Lunch, lodging, and board are arranged. patients should stay several days after the doctor leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Flyfalth Service
al the and Welfare League County Health Officer
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Wemensslag
Red Cross
Patiets
Dot
Moonshining Arrest Near Morehead
Caudill of Morehead was arrested Monday on moonshining charges after being found with one half gallon of red liquor. He posted a 250 dollar bond to report for trial today as authorities proceed with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadway
Caudill
Morehead
Card of Thanks from J O Hall for kindnesses during illness and death
J O Hall expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and ministers for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of his wife. He wishes to convey sincere appreciation and lasting gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hall
Crates Receives Two Fruit Cakes From Niece
Rev. J. W. Crates of Barrydock Wales was surprised by two fruit cakes from his niece Miss Winifred Crates. One cake was plain and the other decorated, recalling his boyhood nickname More Cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Crates
Winifred Crates
Barrydock County
Wales
Stoners Dog Wins Continental Derby Victory
Stoner's dog won the continental derby the biggest race ever run by dogs. O. B. Evans was notified of the win by Mr. Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Ghost
W. W. Stoner
O. B. Evans
Wanted first class cook at once seeks skilled chef
Help wanted advertisement from Mrs. Ben T. Wright seeking a first class cook. Apply in person at North Maysville street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben T. Wright
North Maysville Street
Special Singer sewing machines sale this week
Special cash prices on new Singer sewing machines offered this week only at the Singer Office. A London paper comments on American wartime sacrifice and questions where the dead brought from Europe died and in whose defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Singer Office
London
America
Europe
Idle Minds At Risk Warns Of Moral Collapse
A stern denunciation urges constant effort against stagnation and negligence. The author warns idleness leads to moral decline, social decay, and personal ruin, calling for action, discipline, and fervent dedication to duty.
Local War Mothers Send Candy to Sick Soldiers
The American War Mothers group collected 45 boxes of home made candy and a shower of Christmas cards for Montgomery county's sick soldiers. A five pound box of the same candy was sent to the legion headquarters for the legionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Legion
Singer Office Cash Machines Sell This Week
Local listings note limited time sale of sewing and cash register machines at the Singer Office this week only. Machines include model variants and discounts. buyers urged to visit the store for details and availability.
Rev. Charles A. Ray Accepts Springfield Pastoral Charge
The Rev. Charles A. Ray of Springfield has accepted the Presbyterian church pastorate here and will preach his first sermon January 15. Mrs. Ray and their sons arrive February 1 and will move into the manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Ray
Springfield
Presbyterian Church
Dillard Turner Seriously Ill From Double Pneumonia
Frankfort reports Dillard Turner son of C. C. Turner and wife is seriously ill with double pneumonia. He is under specialist care with two trained nurses tending him. Relatives and friends await news on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Dillard Turner
C. C. Turner
Turner
Three Year Old Willoughby Dies After Illness
Golden Willoughby three years old, son of Erney and wife, died Sunday January 1 after membranous croup. Funeral at grave led by Rev. John Ware, burial in Jeffersonville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Willoughby
Erney Willoughby
John Ware
Jeffersonville
Texas A and M Defeats Centre In Dallas 22 to 14
At Dallas yesterday Texas A and M. College upset Centre College 22 to 14. Centre was the favorite but could not overcome the Aggies in a surprising college football result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. & M
Centre
Dallas
Texas
Texas A. & M. College
Centre College
Lost gold link bracelet with sapphires
Elizabeth Mc Namara offers a reward for return of a lost gold link bracelet bearing two sapphires. The notice appears in The Advocate twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McNamara
Mrs J O Hall Sinks To Rest
Mrs. J O Hall wife of J O Hall died Thursday night at the Mitchell avenue residence after weeks of illness. She was a devout Methodist and cherished Christian character. Survived by her husband two sisters Mrs N H Wells of Lexington and Mrs Alexander and three brothers John James and R M Montjoy. Funeral services were held at the residence Saturday morning led by Rev J S Crates. Body taken to Winchester for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hall
J. O. Hall
Mitchell Avenue
Methodist Church
J. S. Crates
Winchester
Officers Installed at Watson Lodge No 32 IOOF
Nightly installation installed the Watson Lodge No 32 IOOF officers for the ensuing term led by N G J W Baker and including W G Clarence Barnes, Secretary J W Groves, Treasurer Pierce Winn, Warden Will Day, Conductor Frank Trimble, Outside Guard H P Reid, Inside Guard Lewis Meyers and Chaplain Noel Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Lodge
No. 32
N. G
J. W. Baker
W. G
Clarence Barnes
J. W. Groves
Pierce Winn
Will Day
Frank 9. Trimble
H. P. Reid
Lewis Meyers
Noel Hodges
Coppage Daughter Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Margaret Coppage, daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Coppage, underwent an appendicitis operation Sunday at Mary Chiles Hospital and is in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Coppage
H. H. Coppage
Mary Chiles Hospital
City Council to Hold Regular Session Tonight
The Board of Council meets in city hall for the January session with bids for city printing and street clearing for the year. It is understood the offices of city engineer and secretary of the fire department are to be abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Council
Farm inventory forms basics for all farm accounts
College of Agriculture experts stress that a farm inventory forms the real foundation of farm accounts and helps assess profits and net worth. Best time is January to April when feed is low and new crop work is minimal. Take inventory annually in the same period, listing livestock, equipment, feed, and other items with conservative replacement value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Kentucky
The
College of Culture
Sitar King waives examining trial in fraud case
Harry King a Massillon, Ohio tailor accused of swindling local business people out of hundreds of dollars waived examining trial and was sent to circuit court. He attempted suicide in his jail cell after extradition, claiming insanity and detailing a troubled past and alleged earnings. He did not meet bond and remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitar King
Massilon
Ohio
Neale Guilfoile
King
Advocate
Bloomington
Olga Ehret
New York City
Cohaiy Court
Washing unsafe for child’s life warning in Mt. Sterling ad
A mother laments her child’s diphtheria death blaming home washing. The piece urges using Mt. Sterling Laundry claiming seven water washes and steam ironing kill germs, arguing washer-woman laundering endangers children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Singer Office Cash for Machines Week Promo
A brief notice announces a limited time promotion offering cash for used sewing machines this week at Singer Office. The ad emphasizes quick payment and location details for customers to trade in their machines.
Court Terms Listed for 1922 Across Counties
The record lists Circuit Court terms for 1922 with dates in Rowan Montgomery Bath Menefee and indicate sessions on January 9 and 23 February 20 March 13 April 10 May 1 May 22 June 19 September 11 October 2 October 16 November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
Montgomery
Bath
Menefee
May Hold Court at Elizabethtown
Judge H. R. Prewitt asked to serve as special judge in the district that includes Hardin county. Judge J. L. Layman unable to preside at Elizabethtown due to health, causing court convening to be reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Jurge H. R. Prewitt
Hardin County
J. L. Layman
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Knox
R. E. Mage
Dani F
Iss
L. Tipton
Rex Hall
M. J. Goodwin
H. S. Caywood
Mia
N. H. Trimble
Mullane
Whitman
Huyler
Mrs. Hynson
Chamber OF Commerce OF
H. G. Hoffman
J. R. Hainline
Baptist
Stoner’s
the Advocate
Harry King
Circuit Court
Clayton Howell
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