Widow Mrs McGilaway Dies After Long Illness At 70
Mrs Margaret McGilaway widow of John McGilaway died in Lexington on Thursday July 10 after a long period of suffering. She leaves five children Margaret John William and Minnie with Minnie dying in infancy and Robert also deceased. She spent much of her life in Mt Sterling and in later years moved to St Louis before returning to Mt Sterling then Lexington for treatment. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 AM at St Thomas Church with burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Margaret McGilaway
John McGilaway
Lexington
McGilaway
Margaret
John
William
Minnie
St. Louis
Robert
Mt. Sterling
A. EB. Lawrence
Tire Stolen From James Bigstaff During Chautauqua
A tire was stolen from James Bigstaff's automobile last night while he attended the Chautauqua. Several similar thefts have occurred in the past two weeks and police are actively searching for the culprit.
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James Bigstaff
Merchants Invited to Educational Film Night in Mt Sterling
Local business leaders plan to view The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them at the Masonic Temple on July 18 at 8 PM. R. H. Kennedy will lecture with stereopticon slides on topics from retail failures to credit and system, with free admission and broad merchant invitations.
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Mt. Sterling
Masonic Temple
Women’s History Club
R. H. Kennedy
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
R. E. Punch
M. Newmeyer
H. H. Pieper
C. . Chen
Child Died of Cholera Infantum at Home
Five month old Charles Curd Jr. son of Charles Curd, Jr. died Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the family residence near the freight depot after a weeklong illness. Funeral and burial were held this morning at Macpelah Cemetery.
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Charles Curd, Jr
Charles Curd
Macpelah Cemetery
Dinner Party To Olympia Attended By Local Residents
A group headed to Olympia for a Sunday evening dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. James C. McNeal, Mrs. John Speer, Mr. and Mrs. Josh Owings, Miss Susette Johnson and A. B. Johnson.
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Olympia
Charles A. Lindsay
James c. McNeal
John Speer
Josh Owings
Susette Johnson
A. 8. Johnson
Death of Mrs Hainline
Mrs. Mary Hainline wife of S P Hainline died Thursday morning at her son in law P R Cockrells home aged 82. She leaves five children J L Hainline Macon GA Charles Hainline Winchester Ida Pointer and Mrs Walter Lancaster both of Winchester and Mrs P R Cockrell of Winchester. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm at the Cockrell home conducted by Rev J J Murphy with burial at Machpelah Cemetery.
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Mary
S. P. Hainline
P. R. Cockrell
Hainline
Mary Leonard
J. L. Hainline
Macon
Charles Hainline
Ida Pointer
Walter Lancaster
Winchester
M. V. P. Yeaman
Presbyterian Church
Mor
Fugitive Smothers Captured Near Lexington
Tom Smothers, held on a charge of malicious cutting and wounding Gay Alexander, escaped earlier but was captured yesterday afternoon by Detective Dudley Veal of Lexington. He hid at a relative’s home nine miles from Lexington before being seized. Chief Tipton pursued the suspect and returned to place Smothers back in custody.
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Tom Smothers
Gay Alexander
Dudley Veal
Lexington
Veal
Chief Tipton
Smothers
Sunday Union Service Noted by Guthrie Church
A small Christian Church congregation gathered Sunday night where Pastor Guthrie reminded visiting Rev. Hill that quality outweighed quantity. The next union service will be at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Goldsmith of Paris delivering the sermon.
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Christian Church
Hill
Guthrie
Presbyterian Church
Goldsmith
Paris
Winchester Doctor Named President Of Medical Association
Dr George Sl Doyle of Winchester was elected president for the coming year at the Kentucky Valley Medical Association meeting in Torrent. Winchester also selected as the next meeting location.
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Kentucky Valley Medical Association
Torrent
George Sl. Doyle
Winchester
Phil Hollearn Returns From Army of Occupation
Phil Hollearn, son of Dan Hollearn of this city, has returned from Germany where he served with the Army of Occupation and is now at Camp Taylor awaiting further assignment.
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Phil. Hollearn
Dan _ Hollearn
Army of Occupation
Germany
States
Camp Taylor
Vanarsdell's Sells Fresh Garden Produce
Local supplier Vanarsdell's offers Gween beans tomatoes and cucumbers in seasonal stock with bright flavor and homegrown quality for neighborhood shoppers.
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Vanarsdell’s
Election officers named for August primary across wards and towns
The list names citizens selected as election officers for the upcoming August primary. Entries specify ward or locality, plus assigned roles of judge, clerk, and sheriff, including names such as Sam Jackson, D R Maupin, Frank Young, A B Pieratt, and many others across Aarons Run to Harts.
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Sam Jackson
R. H. Dale
J. H. Wood
C. W. Nesbitt
D. R. Maupin
Joe Stephens
J. J. Kearns
H. G. Enoch
Frank Young
Jas. Horton
Norman Horton
Ike Bell
Genuine Palm Beach Suits Offered at Fifteen Dollars
H. E. Puneh & Co. advertises Palm Beach suits priced at 15 dollars each. The notice highlights affordable summer menswear and invites customers to visit outlets for fitting and purchase opportunities.
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Palm Beach
H. E. Puneh & Co
Child breaks arm in accident at Chautauqua tent
Little Howard Hadden son of Mr and Mrs Beall Hadden fell while playing near the Chautauqua tent Saturday and fractured his arm in two places. He and his parents are at his grandmother Mrs Mary Hadden's home on High Street and are recovering rapidly.
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Howard Hadden
Beall Hadden
Mary, Hadden
High Street
Open cafe to debut at Petry Building
Jere W. Coleman and William May have leased the Petry building and will open an up-to-date cafe and soda fountain on August 1. The two young men bring experience in this line and promise first class meals and the very best drinks and ices.
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Jere W. Coleman
William
Petry
Pieper company expands in Cynthiana with new Main Street store
The H. H. Pieper Company has leased a large Main Street building in Cynthiana. Remodeling with the newest fixtures is underway, and Mr. Pieper expects the business to open in September as part of his growing chain.
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H. H. Pieper
Main Street
Cynthiana
Palm Beach Suit Sale Guaranteed at $15.00
Palm Beach Suit buyers are promised a fit with a guaranteed option offered by R E Punch & Co. The firm advertises broad range styles and sizes at a fixed price of fifteen dollars.
Blaze Destroys garments in Mrs Bishop closet
Monday morning fire in the old National Hotel building apartment of H M Bishop destroyed clothing and a rug in a closet where children had been playing. No insurance coverage noted as Mrs Bishop and neighbors quickly extinguished the blaze.
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H. M. Bishop
National Hotel
Navy man Albert Henry rejoins ship The Madawaska
Albert Henry of the U S Navy ends a thirty day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs D P Henry in the county and leaves for New York to rejoin his ship The Madawaska An interned German liner formerly the Konig Wilhelm Henry has served over two years and crossed the Atlantic twenty eight times
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Albert Henry
United States Naval Service
D. P. Henry
New York
Madawaska
Henry
Atlantic
Redpath Chautauqua pledges secure July 1920 event
The Redpath Chautauqua committee announced sufficient pledges to bring the annual educational feast to town in July 1920. The program promises to be up to date and better than last year with top specialties featured and enthusiastic public approval.
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Redpath Chautauqua
Catlett Seen Favorable for Railroad Commissioner Nomination
Friends of Hon. John R. Catlett of Princeton report he leads the Democratic ticket for Railroad Commissioner of the First district and his supporters say he would make a fine commissioner and deserve the post.
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John R. Catlett
Princeton
Palm Beach Suit Styles From R. E. Punch Co
Palm Beach offerings detailed by R. E. Punch & Co featuring made to order fits, a variety of styles, with pricing around 15.00. Local retailers promote custom tailoring options and ready to wear selections for customers seeking tailored summer wear.
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Palm Beach
R. E. Punch & Co
R. BE. Punch & Co
Local Officer Receives Final Discharge and Returns Home
Lieut. William French, after overseas service and several months at Camp Sherman, has been discharged and returned to his home city. Palm Beach suit valued at $15,000 referenced in the notice.
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William French
Camp Sherman
Wind storm damages Chautauqua tent in city
A windstorm this afternoon around 1:30 pounded the city, toppling trees and signs and nearly tearing down the large Chautauqua tent. The afternoon program moved to the High School auditorium and tonight's event will be at the Tabb Theatre.
Prohibition Reform Defeated in House Vote at Washington
Efforts to amend war time prohibition to permit sale of low alcohol beer and light wines were defeated in the House in Washington on Monday. The proposal sought to allow beverages under a certain percentage, altering wartime restrictions.
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Washington
Luke Martin Executed After Clemency Denied
Gov Black rejects clemency in the murder case of Constable Guthrie Dinquid. Luke Martin, condemned for the crime in Murray, is to be executed after a death sentence and a reprieve through July 25 have expired.
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Luke Martin
Guthrie Dinquid
Murray
Black
Montgomery County Fair Opens July 23 With Derby Day
The Montgomery County Fair begins Wednesday July 23 featuring the Montgomery County Derby at 14½ miles. Expect large crowds from across the state. Floral Hall exhibits thrill, and the Royal Italian Band performs daily. Health and Welfare League sells season tickets. citizens asked to close shops 1 to 4:30 PM opening day.
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Montgomery County
Montgomery
Health and Welfare League
Metropolitan Carnival Company
Royal Italian Band of Twenty
Triplets Born to Farmer Near Jeffersonville
The wife of Alfred Combs a farmer near Jeffersonville in this county gave birth to triplets two girls and a boy weighing four four and three pounds. Mother and children are doing well. The infants are named Mary Clay and James.
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Alfred Combs
Jeffersonville
This County
Mary
Clay
James
See Our Select Straw Hats and Panamas Line
Sunlit accessory shop promotes a line of straw hats including sailors Leghorns and Panamas from R. E. Puneh & Co. for the season.
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R. E. Puneh & Co
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Beans
Tom McClary
Joe M. Henry
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Taswell Burns
Spencer
Wm. Duff
William Stamper
F. M. Fortune
Robert Manley
Howard’s Mill
Coleman Reid
Wm. Carmichael
A. L. Skidmore
S. R. Thomas
Smithville
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R. L. McCormick
Robert Marshall
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