Engagement of Miss Alice Rogers Clay to Lieut Hiram M Roseberry
Miss Alice Rogers Clay of Bourbon county and Lieut Hiram M Roseberry of Bourbon county announce their engagement. The wedding is set for January 22 at Paris Christian Church. The bride, granddaughter of Mrs. R. G. Stoner, is noted for culture and war work. the groom, son of John Roseberry, has served in the U S Service and risen quickly in rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rogers Clay
Bourbon County
Hiram M. Roseberry
Sidney G. Clay
Paris
R. G. Stoner
John Roseberry
U. S
Excellent Woman Dies in Spencer Area
Mrs. Ethel Spencil Carter aged 24 wife of Arthur Carter died at her home near Spencer. She was the daughter of Johnny Spencil a well and highly respected young woman and her death is deeply regretted. The interment was in the Slate burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Spencil Carter
Arthur Carter
Spencer
Johnny Spencil
Slate Burying Ground
The Man Thankful for a Crust Aims for Meat
A short wry note comments that only a man grateful for a crust expects meat beneath it, implying a humorous view of appetite and expectations. The remark centers on wary optimism about hidden substance.
Boy’s Reserve Enrollment Week in Kentucky
Uncle Sam calls boys aged 16 to 21 across the nation to world wide relief work during January 2026. Volunteers will help farm labor for planting tending and harvesting a major U S food crop while honoring a public service mission and earning badges or service bars through 36 or 75 days of work. Federal county directors oversee enrollment week as Kentucky authorities report anticipated farm labor shortages and Hoover driven relief aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Wilson
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Kentucky
U. S. Department of Labor
Buys Nice Farm Near Sideview on Paris Pike
Mr. Ab Hall sold his 206 acre farm on the Paris pike near Sideview in Montgomery County to W. Cecil Henry for 250 dollars per acre. Possession is March 1. Hall has not fixed a new home location, but friends hope he and his family stay in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Hall
Paris Pike
Sideview
W. Cecil Henry
Hall
Montgomery County
Bolshevik Shout Promotes Harsh Anti Theft Control
A rugged slogan proclaims a draconian response to theft with a call to shoot any man who dares to haul down a bar of soap from the shelf. The incendiary line reflects wartime or revolutionary rhetoric emphasizing extreme penalties.
Y W C A Worker Is Big Sister
A World War era account highlights YWCA secretaries aiding female workers. Women from the YWCA organized hot lunches, clean towels, and dorm-like relief as Michigan farm homes offered shelter during double shifts.
Mrs. Lucy Baker Dies After Illness at Levee
Mrs. Lucy Baker, 47, wife of Johhnie Baker, died last Sunday at her Levee home after months of illness following an operation. The funeral was held Monday at the residence, with burial in Balding Cemetery. She was mother of five, including a son in France with the U S service and Roger Baker who was lost in the Tuscania sinking. Rev J B Wilson conducted rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Baker
Johhnie Baker
Levee
Rev
J. 8. Wilson
Andes Great Oil Promises Fast Pain Relief and Claims
Andes Great Oil is promoted as a powerful penetrating medicine offering immediate relief for many pains and swelling. It is said to ease rheumatic, sciatica, back, chest, throat, and nerve pains, with internal use for diarrhoea and dysentery. sold at R. H. White & Co. in Mt. Sterling and Kimbrough Drug Store in Owingsville for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andes
Mt. Sterling
R. H. White & Co
Owingsville
Kimbrough Drug Store
Commissioner's Sale in Montgomery Circuit Court
By judgment and order of sale in Montgomery County, Emma Johnson et al vs WS Conner Johnson et al, the Master Commissioner will advertise the Spencer Creek area property near Spencer Station for public auction January 27, 1919 at 1 PM. The tract totals about 11 1/16 acres with dwelling and outbuildings, bounded by the Spencer turnpike, McCormick properties, and the C and O Railroad. purchase requires bond with interest from sale, lien retained until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Spencer Creek
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Spencer Station
Spencer Turnpike
S. F. McCormick
Duff
William Alfrey
Emma Johnson
Conner Johnson
Willa Foy Johnson
W. E. Jones
Cottage sale on Jameson Street to Russell Updike
E. W. Heflin sold his cottage on Jameson Street to Russell Updike at a private price. Possession is planned for February 1, when Updike will move in. Sale arranged by T. Foster Rogers, real estate agent. The Advocate for Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Heflin
Jameson Street
Russell Updike
Updike
T. Foster Rogers
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Wm. H. Reid
Walter Reid
James Chorn
Wades Mill
Sewell
Lamb
International Tractor and Plow
Mitchell
New J. L. Case
Superior
Digsez
Henry P. Reid
WM. Cravens
John W.jones
Jones and
Jeweler
Mr. Sterling
Willys-Knight
Overland
Chevrolet
Griggs Motor Car CO
Industrial Woman’s Service Club
Blue
Katherine Holland Brown
Tory
Michigan
Chicago
Prewitt & Howell
John Baker
Montgomery Circuit Court
WS Conner Johnson
the Advocate For Printing
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleanieg Company
E. W. Stockton
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