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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1915

Page

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Chautauqua Ends With Nielsen Recital and Fletcher Lecture

The Chautauqua week closed Friday night with Miss Alice Nielsen delivering a delightful soprano recital assisted by violinist Havlicek and pianist Reddick. Thomas Brooks Fletcher gave a strong lecture on The Martydom of Fools Friday afternoon. The event, praised as first class throughout, announced plans for another chautauqua next year. Also, a five year old spotted Shetland pony is for sale, safe for children to ride or drive.

Alice Nielsen Havlicek Reddick

First Ward and City Clerk Nominees Declared Democratic

Mr A J Gatewood and Mr John Duty failed to qualify for Councilman and City Clerk posts. Unopposed, A R Robertson Lee Crear and H M Ringo were declared the Democratic nominees for Councilman First Ward and City Clerk respectively.

A. J. Gatewood John 8 Greene A. R. Robertson Lee Crear H. M. Ringo

Correction on vehicle involved in Bigstaff carriage incident

A correction clarifies that a truck, not an automobile, ran between this city and Sharpsburg, not Carlisle to the Bigstaff carriage. The notice states the error was unintentional and a correction is issued to avoid injustice.

Carlisle Sharpsburg

Potatoes Sent by Subscribers Delight Local Writer

Last week a subscriber sent a sack of potatoes and this week Mrs. Richard Raborn mailed another box. The note expresses appreciation for the kind gesture and the ongoing support from readers.

Richard Raborn

Lexington Couple to Wed at First Baptist Church

Miss Rose Estill Darnaby of Lexington will marry Mr Richard Barbour Apperson of the city Wednesday at 6 pm at the First Baptist Church in Lexington. Rev J W Porter will officiate with a full wedding party and a reception planned at the bride’s parents home on East High Street. The couple plan a two to three week wedding trip before settling with the bride’s parents.

Rose Estill Darnaby Lexington Richard Barbour Apperson First Baptist Church J. W. Porter Kidd Elizabeth Spaulding Lebanon Brent Nunnelly Richmond C. 8S Darnaby East High Street Mr. Apperson W. P. Apperson

Paramount Opens With Mary Pickford In Behind the Scenes

The Paramount opened Saturday to a crowded house with Mary Pickford in Behind the Scenes. The Table also reopened Saturday evening with Orrin Johnson in Satan Sanderson to a fine audience. Mt Sterling now boasts two first class picture show houses.

Paramount Mary Pickford Table Orrin Johnson Satan Sanderson Mt. Sterling

Dr. McClung Returns As Competent Dentist

Dr. S. F. Hamilton endorses Dr. J. L. McClung after selling his dental business. Formerly in practice here, McClung is praised for gentlemanly conduct and quality dental work, earning many friends who will recommend him to Sterling customers and friends.

J. L. McClung Sterling S. F. Hamilton

Stone's Wrapped Cakes Promoted at Sanitary Market

Daily specials announce Stone's wrapped cakes available at Sanitary Meat Market with fresh delivery and emphasis on cleanliness.

Stone’s Sanitary Meat Market

Ice Cream Supper at Peeled Oak Union Church

The Organized Bible Class Loyal Builders host an ice cream supper at Peeled Oak Union Church on Saturday July 17. Everyone is invited.

Peeled Oak Union Church

Pony Shows Highlight Montgomery County Fair Dates

The Montgomery County Fair lists pony shows set for Wednesday July 21 and Thursday July 22. Vendors, riders, and spectators are invited to enjoy demonstrations and competition across classes.

Montgomery County Fair

Outrage After Assault on EightYearOld Georgia Baird

A moblike search gripped the region near Thompson Station after Wallace Smothers, a Black man estimated 45 to 50, attacked eightyearold Georgia Baird. The child lay critically ill but not believed fatally harmed. Smothers was captured Tuesday morning and jailed at Winchester.

Wallace Smothers Georgia Baird 8. K. Baird Thompson Station Montgomery County Clark County Smothers Lee Bush Winchester

Political Candidates Gather at Montgomery County Fair

All leading politicians and candidates in the state will attend the Montgomery County Fair on July 23. Meet the candidates, enjoy the fair, and have a good time.

Montgomery County

Candidates draw for August primary positions at county clerk office

Candidates for city and county offices gathered Monday afternoon at the County Clerk Keller office to draw for ballot positions for the August primary. The ad in this issue notes the available offices and refers readers to Henry Judy of Hurst Home Wire Insurance.

Keller Henry Judy Hurst Home Wire Insurance

Terrible storm sweeps west and central regions

A severe storm devastated the west and central southern states last week causing extensive property damage and casualties. Hinkston creek rose abnormally high and the wet spell ruined much of the wheat crop while Covington saw multiple horse cars overturned with losses exceeding $100,000.

Hinkston Covington

Judge Daugherty withdraws from Democratic nomination race

Judge John A. Daugherty of Owingsville withdraws as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Commonwealth's Attorney in the 21st judicial district.

John A. Daugherty Owingsville Commonwealth Twenty-First Judicial District

Church engages renowned Kentucky violinist for Sunday services

The Christian church choir has engaged Prof. Bruce Reynolds for Sunday services. Reynolds is described as one of the best and most widely known violinists in Kentucky.

Choir of the Christian Church Bruce Reynolds Prof. Reynolds Kentucky

Automobiles Allowed Through Machpelah Cemetery

The Cemetery Board rescinds the ban on cars entering Machpelah cemetery and approves future vehicle passage through the grounds.

Machpelah Cemetery

Fair Cake and Soap Sale Notices

Next Monday during July Court day The Fair offers 10 Lenox cake soaps for 25 cents per person and 2 cakes of toilet soap for 5 cents with a 12 cake limit per person.

Gill and Collins Marry in Jeffersonville Home wedding

Augustus Gill 35 a Jeffersonville farmer married Miss Fannie Collins 29 of the same vicinity Friday afternoon at the bride’s home according to The Advocate for printing.

Augustus Gill Jeffersonville Fannie Collins

Clarence Turner Dies Suddenly in Illinois

Mr. J. Green Trimble announces the death of his nephew Clarence R. Turner in Paris NL after a night collapse. A hotel man by trade, Turner aged about 45, leaves a daughter Josephine, a son Harlan, his widow, and sister Mrs. J Will Miller of Paris Illinois.

J. Green Trimble Clarence R. Turner Paris Turner Mr. Turner Harlan C. Turner Josephine Turner Trimble Harlan Turner J. Will Miller Illinois

House Destroyed by Fire Near Spencer Pike

A two story frame residence owned by Henry C. Ledford on his farm near Spencer Pike was totally burned Monday morning around eleven. Origin of the fire is unknown. J. W. Buchanan and family, recent occupants, lost all household goods. Estimated loss about $4000 with no insurance.

Henry C. Ledford Spencer Pike J. W. Buchanan Ledford

Relative Dies in Winchester After Long Illness

Mr. J. W. Ogden aged 77 a highly respected Clark county resident died at his Winchester home Sunday night after a long rheumatism illness. He was uncle of Mr. G. W. Ogden and brother in law of Dr. J. A. Shirley of this city.

J. W. Ogden Clark County Winchester G. W. Ogden J. A. Shirley

Contractor W W Ginn Praised for Miller Building remodel

Nice work by contractor W W Ginn earns compliments for remodeling the Miller building now used by the Paramount Theatre.

W. W. Ginn Miller Paramount Theatre

Montgomery County Fair Showcases Fine Horses

See the fine horses at the Montgomery County Fair running July 21 to 24. Spectators can view prize stock, judged classes, and exhibition stalls showcasing pedigrees and performance.

Montgomery County Fair

Sanitary Meat Market Offers Finest Country Bacon

The notice promotes Sanitary Meat Market’s premium country bacon ideal for seasoning vegetables and enhancing meals.

Sanitary Meat Market

Grubbs Accepts Summer Bookkeeper Role at Mt Sterling Bank

Thomas Grubbs has accepted a position as bookkeeper with the Mt Sterling National Bank for the summer months.

Thomas Grubbs Mt. Sterling National Bank

FINE OLD GENTLEMAN MR WILLIAM KNOX DIES AT 78

William Knox aged 78 died at his Levee home after a two year cancer illness. He lived in the county most of his life and ran a merchandise business at the Levee. He leaves a wife two daughters Mrs Eddie Hainline and Mrs T J Douglas and three sons Lewis of San Francisco Harvey and Raymond of the county. Funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Clyde Darsie of the Christian church. The Advocate offers sympathy. Fresh preserves in bulk 15 cents per pound.

William Knox Levee Knox the Leva Eddie Hainline T. J. Douglas Messrs. Lewis San Francisco Cal Harvey and Raymond Clyde Darsie The Christian Church Advocate

Big Ball Game Between Hazelrigg and Hamilton Bible Classes

The undefeated Hazelrigg Bible Class meets Hamilton Bible Class Friday at 3 p.m. at the Fair Grounds. Hazelrigg lineup includes Grubbs Reed McGuire Richards Al Oldham Jr Strossman Hazelrigg Baird Lewis Judy. Hamilton players Barnard Skidmore Chenault Henry Pangburn Belfraft Oldham Langston Baird and substitutes Prewitt Pinney.

Hazelrigg Hamilton Bible Fair Grounds Grubbs Reed McGuire Richards al Oldham Strossman Baird Lewis Judy Hamilton Barnard Skidmore Chenault Henry Pangburn Belcraft Oldham Langston Prewitt Pinney

Death of Mrs D M Brown in Tatwell Virginia at 80

Mrs G B Swango received a telegram from Tatwell Virginia on Sunday announcing the death of her sister Mrs D M Brown aged 80. She leaves a large family many of whom are married.

G. B. Swango Tatwell D. M. Brown

The Fair Market Prices On Corn And Mason Jars

A brief market note urging shoppers to order a dozen ears of good corn from the sanitary meat market and to inquire about Mason's glass jars with current prices displayed at THE FAIR.

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