World War Heroes Rest In Machpelah Cemetery
Remains of Lieut. Charles E. Bree and Private James C. Gibbs from Montgomery county were laid to rest with full military honors in Machpelah Cemetery after landing in Hoboken and arriving home Sunday. Services and honors included a military cortege led by Pangburn American Legion, rifle volleys, taps, and a male quartet, with city business houses closing in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bree
James C. Gibbs
Montery County
Machpelah
Hoboken
N. J
Blevins
Clyde Darsie
Bruce Trimble
Christian Chirch
Pangburn
American Legion
C. T. Coleman
Stanley Brown
Messrs
Donald Quisenberry
Walter and
Quisenberry
A. C. Quisenberry
A. C. Baker
Jesus
Gibbs
Harlan Murphy
Morgan County
Pangburn Post
Jack Burbridge
Roger Drake
Montgomery
Insurance Men Meet at Ken tucky Central Convention
The fourth annual convention of Kentucky Central Life and Accident Insurance Company agents and employees met at Anchor age home office last week ending in a Friday banquet at the Tyler Hotel. Agents from Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana attended in the hundreds. Governor Morrow spoke at a Thursday flag raising and E B Taul and Charles Hazelrigg were among local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Central Life and Accident Insurance Company
Anchorage
Tyler Hotel
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Morrow
E. B. Taul
Charles Hazelrigg
Ringo Grocery Moves to New Quarters
The H. B. Ringo Grocery relocates from the Holwell building on Maysville street to the former Sanitary Meat Co. store room after purchasing its stock and fixtures. It will remain there until late summer then move to the William building on Main street now under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B
Silk Shirts For Immediate Delivery By Punch Co
R. E. Punch & Co offers silk shirts described as beauties and fine makes ready for delivery now. The listing highlights quality options and prompt shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Punch & Co
Tobacco Growers Demand FTC Investigation
Representative Fields of Kentucky urged the House Interstate Commerce Committee to back his resolution directing the Federal Trade Commission to investigate tobacco manufacturers. He named the American Tobacco Company Liggett and Myers R J Reynolds and P Lorillard as the so called tobacco trust. Fields cited 1919 leaf prices at a decade low despite steady manufactured product prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
Representative Fields
Democrat
Kentucky
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Fields
American Tobacco Company
Liggett and Myers
R. J. Reynolds Company
P. Lorillard Tobacco Company
Irvine Beats Mt Sterling 13 to 8 in Poorly Played Game
Irvine defeated Mt Sterling 13 to 8 on the local grounds Sunday afternoon. A large crowd witnessed a disappointing showing from the home team amid hopes for a better performance next Sunday when Lexington Reserves visit for what is expected to be a splendid game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Irvine
Lexington
Motorcycle Rider Seeks $5,000 From Dead Man's Estate
Suit filed in Circuit court seeks $5,000 damages plus $175 hospital bills from the estate of 8S. English Anderson who died after a motorcycle collision on the Paris pike June 1, 1919. Robert J. Smart, a 14 plus year old, sues through guardian C. F. Smart. claim states carelessness by Anderson caused the crash. Case No. 3398 reported in Lexington Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Pike
English Anderson
Judson Anderson
C. F. Smart
Robert J. Smart
Anderson
Dennis Dundon
S. M. Wilson
Lexington Leader
Coons Buys 34 Building Lots From Buckley Geary Realty
T N Coons who last week bought the Reid Rogers home on the Winchester pike has purchased 34 more building lots from Buckley Geary Realty Co at a private price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Coons
Reid Rogers
Winchester Pike
Buckley-Geary Realty Co
National Editorial Association proposes ad rates for small papers
A special committee of the National Editorial Association reports on advertising space pricing for weekly papers up to 5,000 circulation. It recommends per inch rates rising from 20 cents for 500 or fewer circulation to 55 cents for 5,000 or less, arguing current prices lag production costs. The panel includes E ward Albright, Hotaling, Whiting, and other state officers, with commentary by E K Whiting and W A Huse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Minn
National Editorial Association
H. C. Hotaling
Edward Albright
Gallatin
Tenn
R. T. Porte
Salt Lake City
F. K. Whiting
Owatonna
Minn
H. A. Bailey
Princeton
Ill
George T. Haubrich
Colorado Editorial Association
Greeley
Col
C. O. Buck
Nebraska Press Association
Harvard
Neb
G. L. Caswell
Iowa Press Association
Ames
St. Paul
E. K. Whiting
Journal-Chronicle
Mt Sterling Student Guthrie Lands Engineer Post
J T Guthrie 23 of Mt Sterling Kentucky a 1920 College of Engineering graduate will join the American Bridge Company Ambridge Indiana. The notice praises Guthrie’s high university honors and extends congratulations to his mother Mrs W P Guthrie and her family from his many friends and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Engineering
University of Kentucky
J. T. Guthrie
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
C. E
American Bridge Company
Ambridge
Ind
Guthrie
Thomson Guthrie
Thomson
W. P. Guthrie
Alfrey Couple Celebrate Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Stanley Alfrey marked their fifth wedding anniversary at their Lexington Avenue home with a six o'clock dinner Thursday. Ferns and cut flowers furnished the decor with a pink and white color scheme. Guests included Miss Mayme Flaunders Miss Minnie C Henry Miss Vivian Alfrey Mr Orville Alfrey Mrs Clarence Coons and daughter Mary Marvin and Mr and Mrs Ernest Crouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Alfrey
Lexington Avenue
Mayme Flaunders
Lexington
Minnie C. Henry
Vivian Alfrey
Orville Alfrey My
Clarence Coons
Mary Marvin
Ernest Crouch
New War Risk Ruling and Compensation Notice
H G Hoffman calls attention to new War Risk provisions SD 30 from the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. Former service members must obtain a certificate of injury within one year of discharge to preserve eligibility for compensation. The bulletin urges timely applications to protect future benefits and notes 147,081 approved claims with monthly payments totaling 4,488 58.31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hoffman
Hoffman
R. G. Cholmeley-Jones
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Bureau
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
McClymonds to Wed Kentucky Bride at Walnut Lawn
William Hamilton McClymonds of Berkeley Cal will marry Miss Anne T. James of Fayette county on June 12 at Walnut Lawn the James country home. Rev E E Snoddy to perform the ceremony with Miss Perry Hamilton as maid of honor and Dr Julian McClymonds as best man. Bridesmaids include Annie May Field Edith Watts Jennie James and Mrs William Rodes Jr with ribbon bearers Mary Bridgforth and Martha Gay Bridgforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne T. James
Fayette County
William Hamilton McClymonds
Berkeley
Cal
Walnut Lawn
David Hunt James
E. E. Snoddy
Perry Hamilton
Julian McClymonds
Annie May Field
Edith Watts
Jennie James
William Rodes, Jr
Mary Bridgforth
Martha Gay Bridgforth
Woodford County
McClymonds
James McClymonds
William Bridgforth
Robert Howell
L. L. Bridgforth
Judge Hazelrigg Moves Office to Reid Rogers Building
Removed from his old office in the A. A. Hazelrigg building Judge Hazelrigg relocates to rooms No 3 in the National Bank Building as part of a suit against Reid Rogers and associated property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hazelrigg
Reid Rogers
Intony
Ll National Bank
Mrs Spratt's Mother Dies in Louisville
Mrs. Roger L. Spratt learned Sunday of the sudden death of her mother Mrs. Harding in Louisville. The family took the remains to Bloomfield Kentucky for funeral services and burial yesterday. Mrs. Harding had visited her daughter here and left many warm friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Spratt
Mrs. Harding
Louisville
Baccalaureate Sermon At Mt Sterling High School
A large cultured audience at the Baptist church heard Rev. R. C. Goldsmith deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the Mt. Sterling High School graduating class. The sermon drew on John 10:10, emphasized character and service, and recalled eloquent echoes of Breckinridge Clays and Marshalls in a timeless oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Mt. Sterling High School
R. C. Goldsmith
Breckinridges
Clays
Marshalls
United Clothing Store Sold to Salesmen
T. M. Boone Jr proprietor of United Clothing Stores sold the stock and entire business to L. H. Hombs and J. O. Heibel who take possession and will open tomorrow. Hombs based in Lexington and Heibel from Columbia Mo. They leased the location from the Julian Heirs for five years. Turner and Dale, former managers, will work elsewhere. The new proprietors are married and will move families to the city in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Boone, Jr
United Clothing Stores
L. H. Hombs
J. O. Heibel
Hombs
Lexington
Mr. Heibel
Columbia
Julian Heirs
H. B. Turner
R. H. Dale
Stetson Hats Promoted By R. E. Punch & Co
John B. Stetson hats are praised as the best and latest styles. The ad urges young men to buy at R. E. Punch & Co. as the preferred local outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Stetson
R. E. Punch & Co
Press Association Meets in Cincinnati
Kentucky Press Association schedules public program in Covington and Cincinnati from June 17 to 19. Headquarters at Gibson Hotel Cincinnati and sessions at Library Auditorium Covington. Key speakers include B F Forgey J C Alcock Harry A Sommers and Claude Shafer. Events feature banquets, price list discussions, newsprint talks, and annual officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Press Association
Covington
Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
Library
B. F. Forgey
Daily Independent
Ashland
J. C. Alcock
Daily Messenger
Danville
Harry A. Sommers
the News
Elizabethtown
Allan Rogers
Ohio
James M. Ross
the Leader
Lexington
Covington Industrial Club
W. L. Dawson
Oldham Era
LaGrange
B. B. Cozine
Shelby News
Shelbyville
Benjamin S. Herbert
National Printer-Journalist
Chicago
Cincinnati Post
Food Fertilizer Promotes High Barley Tobacco Grow
Mt Sterling Commission and Storage Co advertises Food Fertilizer as best for growing light colored barley tobacco, noting it yields the highest prices and is offered for sale by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Co
Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co
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Ringo Grocery
Growers of Tobacco
Dead Man
S. P. Greenwade, Proprietor
Leeds
Queen Street and Railroad
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Hanna
Bruin
Berry Bros
Johnson's
Land & Priest Druggists
The
N.E. A
MT Sterling
W. H. McClymonds
United Clothing
Press Association
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