Bright Future Ended For Dillard Turner
Dillard Hazelrigg Turner, born June 27, 1897, son of Judge C. C. Turner, died after pneumonia followed a college and law study in Kentucky. He was a grandson of ex-Congressman Thomas Turner and James D. Hazelrigg. His death ended a life of promise during a Christmas season, leaving friends to reflect on faith and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Turner
C. Cyrus Turner
Kfort
Frankfort
University of Kentucky At
Lexington
Harvard
Thomas Turner
James D. Hazelrigg
Monser
God
Jesus Christ
Dillard Hazelrigg Turner
C. Turner
Tankfort
Children Return Home After Runaway From Ashland
The two children Goldie and Ollie Blanton, who strayed to Mrs. J M Sewell near Sewells on December 7, have been returned to their Ashland home. Their father Fred Blanton of Catlettsburg is named. They traveled ten days with 50 cents, begged for food, and bought horse feed. Mrs Sewell had grown attached but the children were safely sent back.
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Advocate
J.M. Sewell
Sewell
Ashland
Arry
Fred Blanton
Catlettsburg
McCormick and Oldham Dissolve Partnership Sale
The partnership of John M. McCormick and C. K. Oldham is dissolved and the business placed in the hands of attorney R. G. Kern to wind up. A heavy cut price sale is on to dispose of the stock, with Oldham and McCormick assisting in the disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick & Oldham
John M. McCormick
C. K. Oldham
R. G. Kern
Messrs
Oldham and
McCormick
New Jersey Milk Co to Start Ice Cream Plant Here
Earl Henry, proprietor of the Jer sey Milk Co., will visit larger cities to study modern ice cream plants with plans to install one with the cream business. The move aims to boost home consumption and attract outside money into Mt. Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Henry
Jersey Milk Co
Mt. Sterling
Somerset Christian Church Members Meet Saturday at Bank
Notice calls all Somerset Christian church members to gather Saturday afternoon at 2 36 o clock at Traders National Bank. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Christian Church
Traders National Bank
Officers Installed At Montgomery Council No 27 J C U A M
At Friday nights regular meeting of Montgomery Council No 27 J C U A M officers were installed for the coming year. Penn Hudson named Past Councillor James Shoemaker as Councilor Robert Wood as Vice Councilor John Camp Bates as Chaplin Wesley Richards as Financial Secretary John Botts as Treasurer Clay Shoemaker as Warden Elmer Karrick as Inside Sentinel James Smith as Outside Sentinel.
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Montgomery Council
Penn Hudson
James Shoemaker
Robert Wood
Chaplin
John Camp Bates
Wesley Richards
John Botts
Clay Shoemaker
Inside Sentinel
Elmer Karrick
Outside Sentinel
James Smith
Heart Rules Over Head in Timeless Love Wisdom
A reflection contrasts the heart and head, suggesting real love outlasts cold prudence. Warm affection guides choices where rational judgment falters, framing affection as a wiser compass in matters of the heart.
Freight Reduction Boosts Mt Sterling Trade From Cincinnati
A new freight reduction between Cincinnati and Mt Sterling takes effect February 2, delivering about 40 percent savings for merchants, totaling roughly $400 monthly and around $18,000 yearly. The plan, aided by H. G. Hoffman and Capt. C. H. Perry, lowers rates across all classes, with substantial cuts on cattle, horses, cement, and grain. The chamber officials praise the move as restoring Mt Sterling's competitive edge against Blue Grass cities.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Mt. Sterling
H. G. Hoffman
C. H. Perry
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. McNeal
United States
Blue Grass
Silver Tea by Methodist Youth Society Friday Evening
The Young People's Missionary Society No 2 of the Methodist church will host a Silver Tea at the church Friday at 7 30 pm. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society No. 2
Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary Samuels Dies After Illness in City
Mrs. Mary Samuels aged about eighty dies at her East Main street home after pneumonia. She leaves five daughters and one son, including Mrs. W. J. Fralick of New York and Mrs. Eliza S. Ross, with services by Rev. J. W. Crates at 2 PM Wednesday from the Samuels residence. burial in Machpelah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Samuels
East Main Street
Samuels
W. J. Fralick
New York
Eliza S. Ross
Lillie
Annie Samuels
Lexington
W. H. Strossman
Albert Samuels
Eliza Jordan
J. W. Crates
Machpelah Cemetery
Wanted Four or Five Room Cottage in Good Neighborhood
WANTED at once a four or five room cottage in a good neighborhood with a garage preferred. Call this office.
Jurors Drawn For Grand And Petit Juries
The list names Grand Jury members including E. R. Prewitt and J. H. Branner among others and Petit Jury members such as J. F. Grooms and Frank Horton. Court officials will select the final jurors from these pools for upcoming trials.
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Grand Jury
E. R. Prewitt
David Gaitskill
J. O. Kirk
O. W. McCormick
C. G. Pangburn
J. H. Branner
Seth Combs
P. R. Cockrell
A. C. Bogie
D. Gay
G. G. Senff
C. H. Petry
BE. L. Payne
J. J. Walsh
Wesley Wheeler
L. W. Lee
B. W. Trimble
A. S. Johnson
H. G. Hoffman
Charles Dale
Virgil Karrick
French Anderson
Joe Botts
Petit Jury
J. F. Grooms
Frank Horton
Oliver Howell
R. C. Baker
Norman Horton
D. C. McGuire
J. S. Bogie
B. F. Carpenter
Charles Hoskins
N. B
Hoskins
Everett Wilson
J. R. Lyons
J. W. Boardman
John Botts
John Robinson
R. D. Turley
M. N. Gay
John D. Henry
Garnett Chenault
R. A. Mason
W. K. Prewitt
L. A. Wise
Frank Clark
C. C. McDonald
O. S. Sanderson
James Spratt
Stewart McCormick
D. J. Prewitt
Areh Mason
Walter Rice
Sanford Garrett
Ralph Greene
Robert Nodley
J. C. Gaitskill
C. A. Lindsay
Stray white spotted bird dog missing from Levee home
Mrs L S Taylor of Mt Sterling Kentucky reports a white bird dog with small black spots missing from her Levee area home. The dog wears a collar with the name on it and a liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact 526 W-2.
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Levee
S. L. Taylor
Mt. Sterling
Efficient C&O Station Receives High Compliment
After a careful inspection Agent J. C. McNeal and his assistants are praised for running one of the most efficiently conducted offices on the Chesapeake and Ohio lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McNeal
National Banks Elect Officers
At a stockholders meeting multiple Mt. Sterling banks elected directors and reappointed officers. Clark Patterson became president of Mr. Sterling National Bank with W. Lloyd as chairman. Steve Pieratt as vice president. W. L. Kilpatrick re-elected cashier. Stock capital at Mr. Sterling rose to 100000 with a 50000 stock dividend. Traders National and Montgomery National also re-elected or chosen officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sterling National Bank
Clark Patterson
W. 8. Lloyd
Steve Pieratt
C. D. Grubbs
M. O. Cockrell
Patterson
Lloyd
Mr. Pieratt
W. L. Kilpatrick
Hoffman’s Insurance Agency
Traders National Bank
D. J. Burchett
J. T. Highland
L. L. Bridgforth
A. A. Hazelrigg
W. Lois Thompson
C. W. McCormick
J. O. Greene
C. T. Hazelrigg
Cecil Greene
Montgomery National Bank
J. G. Winn
Pierce Winn
J. H. Conner
G. H. Strother
R. C. Gatewood
Meeting of Commercial Executives Proposed League in Kentucky
Secretary-Manager C F Dunn of the Board of Commerce Lexington urges presidents and secretaries of Eastern and Central Kentucky chambers to convene leaders for forming a regional league. President Hoffman of the local chamber invites Mt Sterling as host for a late month gathering of invited executives.
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C. F. Dunn
Board of Commerce
Lexington
Chambers of Commerce
Kentucky
Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Sterling
Farmer William Gay Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
William Gay a 53 year old wealthy farmer of North Middletown Bourbon county shot himself in the garage at his home Saturday morning. He died about an hour after being found unconscious. He had long battled ill health and had been in and out of sanitariums for several years. Survived by widow Margaret Woodford a daughter of the late John T. Woodford and Nannie Woodford. four children Callie Woodford Gay Nannie Gay Hawsey Gay and Woodford Gay. two brothers David S. Gay and Nelson P. Gay. three sisters Mrs Henry Jones Mrs Stanley Prewitt and Mrs Mary Gay and a half sister Mrs Gano Hildreth. Funeral at 2:30 Sunday at residence. burial in Winchester cemetery.
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William Gay
Middletown
Bourbon County
Mr. Gay
Bourbon and
Clark County
Margaret Woodford
John T. Woodford
Nannie Woodford
David S. Gay
Nelson P. Gay
Winchester
Henry Jones
Stanley Prewitt
Mary Gay
Gano Hildreth
Callie Gay
Woodford Gay
Nannie Gay
Hawsey Gay
Winchester Cemetery
Tobacco Warehouse Officials Named for City
Ralph M. Barker of the Burley Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association announced the city warehouse staff. General manager and secretary H W Lockridge. Farmers' House James C Blount manager S D Gay weigher E E Bogie shipping clerk. Whitehall House A W N Crooks manager Allen Caldwell weigher S S Pinney shipping clerk. The association plans to begin receiving tobacco shortly and provide advancements to growers within about ten days.
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Ralph M. Barker
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
H. W. Lockridge
Farmers’ House
James C. Blount
S. D. Gay
E. E. Bogie
Whitehall House
A. WN. Crooks
Allen Caldwell
S.S. Pinney
Stone
Big Cutting Affair at the Rogers Co. Store
The Rogers Co. store drew large crowds last week as customers rushed in for cut price sales. Our reporter chased the story through a feverish scene of shoppers and told how Mr. Rogers struggled to keep up with demand while slashing prices.
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Rogers CO
Mr. Rogers
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Clay Street
Badger Robertson
National Banks
Sterling
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