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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

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Protracted Meeting at Somerset Led by Rev B B Bourland

A protracted meeting will be held in Somerset from July 23 to August 6 with Rev. B. B. Bourland, former Somerset minister and current Lancaster Christian church pastor, delivering sermons at 7 45 each evening. Miss Edith Elliott will lead the music, and the event aims for prompt 9 pm dismissal. The Somerset church, noted for influence and prosperity, invites locals and visitors to attend and support the revival. Missouri Belle Elam, injured after running in front of a car, is improving and out of danger.

Somerset B. B. Bourland Christian Church Lancaster Bourland Kentucky Edith Elliott H. W. Elliott Elliott Kentucky Christian Missionary Society Edith Obilliott Ben Missouri Belle Elam J. Prewitt Young

Grass Seed Growers Form Central Kentucky Association

About forty prominent bluegrass seed growers from 11 Central Kentucky counties formed the Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Growers Co operative Marketing Association in Lexington to pool the 1922 crop. Directors from Fayette Jessamine Clark Madison Montgomery Bath Woodford Franklin Scott Bourbon Harrison were named with Bourbon county to report next Saturday and resign if needed. pooling efforts already underway in most counties. Delegates from Bourbon expect a large share of its crop to be pooled soon. Continued on page four.

Kentucky Kentucky Bluegrass Seed Growers’ Co-operative Marketing Association Lexington Fayette, Clark Bourbon Scott Woodford Franklin Jessamine Madison Montgomery Bath Harrison Robert E. Beatty Fayette County Dwight L. Pendleton Clark County Julian Rogers Bourbon County Fayette and John D. Marshall Clark and Nelson P. Gay Eli Dooley Thomas W. Brock Montgomery and Gatewood Clark B. Patterson R. H. Gay Sam Mason Bourbon and Harrison John Winn Rodes Bstill Edward Prewitt Montgomery County Bourbon- Harrison Group

Everything In Readiness For Montgomery County Fair

Secretary Wilkerson says the 1922 Montgomery County Fair will be the biggest and best yet with full preparations. Horses are arriving from Ashland and awaiting entries, while the Murphy Hippodrome train and Maysville Boys Band prepare for arrivals. The Kentucky aerial plane may land Monday as season tickets go on sale for a clean, classy sport-filled event.

Wilkerson Montgomery County J. Barbour Russell Maysville Kentucky Aerial Transportation Company Health and Welfare League Mt. Sterling

New Blue Grass League Schedule Outlined

The second half schedule shows Mt Sterling visiting Cynthiana today while the Pair Grounds park hosts the Essex on Saturday and Harrison county faces Cynthiana on Sunday. Mt Sterling notes strong practice as a new Cincinnati fielder arrives regarded as a stellar fly ball catcher and solid hitter for the team.

Mt. Sterling Cynthiana Pair Grounds Park Essex Harrison County

Popular Colored Man Suffers Stroke and Dies

Wilson Owings known as Sap, a colored transfer man delivering near the Montgomery National Bank, suffered a stroke while on his wagon. He was treated by Dr. P. K. McKenna and died next morning. He was highly regarded in the town by both black and white residents.

Montgomery National Bank Wilson (Sap) Owings P. K. McKenna

Saddles Sold At Lyons Court Day Set For Monday

At J. R. Lyons court day sale he moved 22 saddles, and arranged for 44 saddles to be sold Monday. Hand made bridles offered from 1 50 to 10 dollars. The Advocate notes printing.

Mt Sterling National Installs New Vault

Mt Sterling National Bank receives and installs a 15000 pound vault door in its new vault. The vault area occupies Hoffmans Insurance space and will be among Kentucky's most modern bank vaults, burglar and fireproof with ample room for valuables.

Mt. Sterling National Bank Hoffman's Insurance Agency Kentucky Mt. Sterling National

Chenant & Orear Specials In Window Display Offer

Big Friday sale announced with article 49c items including Blue Beauty granite coffee pots kettles and pans. Aluminum items half price also offered through court day.

Howard's Mill Pastor Quits for Evangelistic Work

Rev. Noel Hodges has resigned as pastor of the Howard's Mill Baptist church to devote himself more fully to the evangelistic work he has pursued for years.

Noel Hodges Howard's Mill Baptist Church

Asthma Fatal To Tilman Kerns

Tilman Kerns died at his home near the Grassy Lick bridge on the Paris pike early Tuesday from asthma after years of illness. Born July 26, 1846 near Bethel Bath county, he was nearly 76. Survived by his wife Phoebe Peed and children, with a brother in Bourbon county. Funeral at his residence, Rev. Clyde Darsie officiating, burial in Machpelah cemetery.

Tilman Kerns Grassy Lick Bridge Paris Pike Mr. Kerns Bethel Bath County Nannie Pryor William Kerns Kerns Phoebe Peed Leroy Estill This County F. E. Kerns Boond County Robert Kerns Bourbon County Clyde Darsie The Christian Church Machpelah

Aged Lady Dies in County

Mrs. Miles Cochran aged 86 died at her Spencer creek home Tuesday afternoon July 11 1922 Burial services in Machpelah cemetery Wednesday afternoon were conducted by Rev B W Trimble She is survived by her aged husband one son Henry Drake of Oklahoma and other kin in this county She was the last of her generation and sister of the late Mrs S A Duff and aunt of Mrs J T Coons

Miles Cochran Spencer Creek Machpelah B. W. Trimble Cochran Henry Drake Oklahoma S. A. Duff

Signings Boost Lexington Studebakers Lineup

Ted Frank star twirler and Char ley Ellis, both formerly with Mt. Sterling, have signed with the Lexington Studebakers and are expected to appear today against Paris, strengthening the pitcher staff and batting order.

Ted Frank Twirler Charley Homerun) Ellis Mt. Sterling Lexington Studebakers Paris

Stock Reduction Sale At Chenault & Car's Granite Aluminumware

A stock reduction sale is held at Chenault and Carus offering granite and aluminumware at half regular value as advertised in window 49c.

Chenault & Crcar’s

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