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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
5
Public notice states the Roberts and Mastin Millinery partnership will collect all accounts and settle business affairs. The statement requests cessation of business activities and outlines steps toward closing the partnership.
Miss Hattie William visits friends in Winchester. Mrs. Mattie Havens of Columbus Ind hosts with Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Tabb. Mrs. Hallie Young Davis departs for several months in California. Miss Minnie Goins attends Spring Millinery openings in Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Miss Mamie King and Miss Virginia Conroy shop in Lexington. John B. Carter returns to Brockton Ill after visiting his daughter Mrs. E. L. Brockway. Mrs. Stanley Lane and children of Germantown guest of the Lane parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Crouch of Carlisle visit their son Ernest Crouch. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Horton move from Gay cottage to William apartments on West Main. Mrs. Dan Chenault reports a delightful Charleston College visit by her daughter Miss Josephine Chenault. they will return to Kentucky in June with Roberta Dale Elise Derrickson Elizabeth Strossman and Frances Scobe. Miss Mary Apperson hosts a tea at Apperson Hill for her niece Mrs. Brent Nunnelly of Bluefields Nicaragua with about twelve intimate friends.
Miss Frances Turner daughter of Judge and Mrs Ben R Turner hosted an informal Rook party at her Holtave home last night. A small gathering of friends included Edna Owings Susan Gatewood Virginia Ayres Nola Highland Laura Ray Crooks Mary Lucille Hamilton Georgia Kerns and other guests. Refreshments followed the game.
Mrs Amanda Clay will be guest of honor at a Saturday dinner hosted by the Misses Clay to celebrate her eightieth eighth birthday. Attending guests include Mr Nat Young Mr J P Highland Miss Marianna Young and many others from this city and Lexington.
A collection of 63.35 was taken up at St Patrick's church Sunday to aid the starving children of Europe. Father Kolb and his flock gave most generously to this worthy cause.
Rent notice states sunny modern parlor bedroom and bath with no restrictions. Viewing possible at Table Theatre on Tuesday.
The Methodist church announces regular services for Sunday morning and evening at the usual location.
Baptist church morning services at 10 45 with the topic How the Bible Came to Us Evening service at 7 with The Foundation of Life Sunday School at 9 30 For rent one thousand a night parlor bedroom and bath Call the Table Theatre Tuesday at 7 P.M
Lodema, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Q Drake, was taken to Winchester yesterday where Dr G F Doyle performed the operation for removal of tonsils and adenoids. The patient endured the procedure well and is rapidly recovering.
The Electric Shop announces large discounts on table lamps. Customers can save on a range of styles and sizes with limited stock and in-store specials running through the weekend.
J. B. Riddle adds beef steaks and roasts with Baldwin pears in syrup 84e and Beechnut peanut butter in glass jars at 10 20 and 30e. Beechnut bacon 50e per jar. Capital Flour 6.00 per ewt and Lexington Maid Flour 6.40 per ewt. Cracked hominy 5e per lb. Kale head lettuce and celery available at Vanarsdell's with other items at cut prices.
The sick Miss Ola Rogers continues on the sick list though showing some improvement.
The ad promotes Best Virginia apples cabbage potatoes and fresh oranges. It touts large cans of tomatoes at 18 cents each or 2 for 35 cents and highlights coffee flour and new cereals available at Van Arsdell's on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rebecca Redmond died Tuesday at 10 PM near Camargo from pneumonia aged 92. Her double funeral with son-in-law Mr. Parkhurst was held in Wilmore at her daughter Mrs. Garretta Parkhurst’s home. Survived by several relatives across Colorado Ohio and Washington DC, she was a Methodist with a life of service and neighborly kindness.
Goreere Orme urges Mt Sterling residents to assess citizen responsibility and critique chamber committees. He calls out members who shirk tasks citing lack of time and urges use of Chamber cuts to boost local business. Theatre slated Tuesday at 7 PM.
All electric repairing work announced for the Electric Shop. The notice indicates maintenance and service activities to restore electrical systems and equipment.
George L. Martin, former Louisville banker, was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to false entries in a corporation's books. The verdict, the maximum on three indictments, drew a motion for a new trial by his attorney Janes P. Edwards who blamed newspapers for the verdict.
A farmer proclaims the ability to harness a horse as essential, deeming men lacking that skill as useless. The remark underscores rural ideals valuing practical horsemanship and self-reliance.
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