Horrible Accident Ends in Death at Knox Home
Mrs. Annie Chenault Fox fell from an upstairs porch at the Knox residence on High and Sycamore streets suffering a fractured skull and multiple injuries. She died at Mary Chiles Hospital at two this afternoon. Fox, from a prominent Kentucky family, leaves children Dave Fox and Mrs. Warren Stoner and siblings Nannie Bridgforth and J. W. Chenault. She had been in fragile health and a Christian church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Knox
Sycamore
Annie Chenault Fox
G. T. Fox
Fox
Nannie Bridgforth
J. W. Chenault
Dave Fox
Warren Stoner
Daniel
Virginia Chenault
Madison County
Grammar School Commencement at County High
The grammar school commencement was held in the auditorium before a large audience. The program featured an invocation, music, and several addresses and songs, followed by diplomas presented by Superintendent M. J. Goodwin. The class roll lists graduates from multiple local schools including Camargo Consolidated, Donaldson, Hope, Gum Grove, Ficklin, Plum Lick, Union, Howard’s Mill, Upper Spencer, Pine Hill, Corinth, Sideview, Grassy Lick, Peyton’s Lick, Jeffersonville, and County High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gum Grove
Nettie Congleton
Laura Congleton
Floreine Welch
Ficklin
Eulice Barnes
Raymond Ficklin
Plum Lick
Ewing Bashford
Union School
Dee Ragan
Howard’s Mill
Robert L. Guy
William Hays Adams
Upper Spencer
Bessie Webb
Dotty Manley
Pine Hill
Buford Grooms
Clifton Cole
Corinth
Minnie Payne
Frances Phipps
Sideview
Clay Reynolds Foley
County High School
Ashby Smith
John Witt
Ethel M. Funk
Golden Henry
Anna Clay Hoskins
Eurl William Ray
Carl Stephens
Grassy Lick
Otta Mae Wells
Frances Williams
Emmett Wells
Peyton's Lick
Edith
Punch Co Hosiery Ad Boasts Unmatched Value
An advertisement from R. E. Punch Co. Inc proclaims their hosiery values are unsurpassed and invites customers to let them prove it with quality products and competitive pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Punch Co., Inc
Bachelor Tries to Explain Coat Hair Claim
A bachelor faced a humorous dilemma as he spent long hours explaining that the blonde hair on his coat originated from a friend's skye terrier, not from a romantic encounter.
Dame Fortune Smiles Not on the Handsome
A terse proverb notes that fortune often withholds luck from those who rely on looks, implying merit or effort rather than appearance governs success. The line casts handsome individuals as unlikely beneficiaries of luck.
A Man Wants Value Yet Notices Short Sermon
A reader reflects on appetite for value and notes that despite not fearing a brief sermon, the man remains satisfied with what he receives. The remark contrasts greed with contentment and underscores pragmatic appreciation.
Speaking likenesses require natural attitude with mouth open
The quote argues that a woman's speaking likeness is valid only when shown in her natural stance with mouth open, rejecting stylized poses or closed mouths as not truly representative. This reflects a concern with authentic depiction over idealized or manufactured imagery.
Death of Col Henry L Stone A Noted Louisville Lawyer
Col Henry L Stone former Mt Sterling attorney dies at 80 in Louisville. He served as city attorney of Louisville and general counsel for the L and N railroad, with a career spanning Bath county Owingsville Mt Sterling and state politics. Survived by wife Pamela Lane Bourne Stone and daughter Mae Stone. Lost memorial day watch noted with reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Henry L. Stone
Mt. Sterling Bar
Colonel Stone
Lexington
Stone
Bath County
Sharpsburg
Putnam County
Indiana
Robert G. Stoner
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Ninth
Kentucky Cavalry
Morgan
Owingsville
Mt. Sterling
Richard Reid
L. & N. Railroad
Millard Martin homicide case goes to jury in Jeffersonville
The commonwealth case against Millard Martin for killing his uncle Marion Martin near Jeffersonville in March was called for trial. Acting Commonwealth's Attorney Grubbs led the state while Nesbitt and Grubbs represented Martin. A large number of witnesses were examined, with Martin on the stand as this edition moved to press. It is likely the jury will retire this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Millard Martin
Marion Martin
Jeffersonville
Charles D. Grubbs
Chas. W. Nesbitt
Thomas D. Grubbs
Martin
Saturday Market Opens in William Building Corner
The stall opens Saturday selling homemade candies fruits and vegetables in the William building at Main and Bank streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Building
Main
Bank Streets
Goodpaster Acquitted on Anti Day Charge
George Goodpaster of Bath County was tried before Commissioner W Hoffman Wood on a prohibition charge. He was discharged due to lack of evidence after Monday’s trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodpaster
George Goodpaster
Bath County
W. Hoffman Wood
Rail Laborers to Vote on Strike
The United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers Executive Council voted to send strike ballots to all members and affected non union workers after a wage cut by the Railroad Labor Board. If approved, a July 5 walkout could involve about 478 000 members and 72 000 non members, affecting nearly all railroads except short lines and electric roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
BE. F. Grable
United States Railroad Labor Board
Grable
Furnished room and kitchenette for rent
For rent a furnished room with shared kitchenette apply to Mrs. Jennie Thomas by phone at 209. Local ad notice indicating renting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Thomas
D T Colliver Dies After Three Years Suffering
D T Colliver died at his son's home near Stoops after three years with dropsy. He was 82 and served in the Civil War under John H. Morgan. Survived by three sons, two brothers, and several grandchildren. Funeral at Mt Zion church conducted by Rev Mulligan, burial in Mt Zion graveyard. Quote attributed to the North Wind's breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Colliver
Stoops
John H. Morgan
Mt. Zion Church
Mulligan
Mt. Zion
Specials for Saturday at McGuire Bros
Special price on eastern cane sugar tell readers to stock up. Read as a quick shop list with green beans and fine strawberries priced per unit. Royal Garden ice tea and mixed cakes promoted with low prices, plus a good weight mop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Garden
National and Streitmann
McGuire Bros
Bank Street
Wills Family Moves to Moses Lewis Farm
F C Wills and his family relocate to the Moses Lewis farm recently purchased. Wills has served as deputy sheriff of Powell county for several years, and the new owner welcomes the family to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Wills
Moses Lewis
Mr. Wills
Powell County
Commencement Days Home Prep Urges Carpet Cleaning
Advert describes approaching commencement days prompting residents to renovate rugs and carpets. It urges immediate action and offers Dixie Carpet Cleaning Company service with phone 15, promising fast pickup and delivery. The note ends by directing readers to The Advocate for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Carpet Cleaning Company
Soldier Bonus Bill Favored Reported by Senate Finance Committee
The McCumber soldier bonus plan was favorably reported 9 to 4 by the Senate Finance Committee. The effective date shifted from October 1 to January 1, 1923 to allow six months for implementing the bonus system. The Smoot life insurance proposal failed 8 to 5 with opposition from Simmons Walsh Gerry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Simmons
Gerry
McCumber
Curtis
Watson
Sutherland
LaFollette
McLean
House
Senate
Walsh Company Sees Silk Hose Introductory Sale
The Walsh Company advertises Holeproof Silk Hose with introductory pricing. $2 qualities offered at $1.50 and $3 hose at $2, signaling best value in stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Company
Electrical Adjutant Sandefur and Strossman Begin Venture
Julius Sandefur and John A. Strossman form a partnership to lead radio work and general electrical business. They plan to secure a permanent location in a new hotel once finished and will use temporary quarters in the interim. Both bring talent and education to the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Sandefur
John A. Strossman
White Hats For Sport and Dress Wear Arrives
Goins' Hat Shop announces a large stock of white hats for sport and dress wear arriving for instant selection. The shop urges customers not to miss the new shipment and to browse the updated display.
Local Hospital Roundup of Admissions and Improvements
Mary Chiles Hospital reports Mr. Wright of the county admitted yesterday for treatment. Paul Bolhke shows improvement and Mrs. M. L. Knox is discharged today after recovery. Mrs. Nannie Fox admitted this morning in serious condition. S. W. Gaitskill continues to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Paul Bolhke
M. L. Knox
Nannie Fox
W. Gaitskill
Hoseproof Hose Sale Cuts Spark Ladies Interest
The Walsh Company promotes a last week sale on Hoseproof Hose with prices reduced to $2 from $3 and $1.50 from $2, drawing attention from women shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Company
Mt Sterling baseball club reorganizes for Blue Grass League bid
The Mt Sterling baseball club reconstitutes with Lefty Townsend as captain replacing manager Charles Ellis who remains as a player. Shot Johnson joins as third baseman as the team aims for top standing in the Blue Grass League with upcoming games at Paris and Lexington and booster fundraising underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling Baseball Club
Charles Ellis
Townsend
Ellis
Mr. Sterling
Johnson
Sterling
Paris
Lexington
Studebakers
Frank
Dog For Sale Rip Rap Pointer Puppies
Pedigreed Rip Rap pointer puppies for sale by R D Shrout. Contact 648 Mt Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Shrout
Mt. Sterling
Paris Man Sued For $25 000 Damages
Mrs. Pearl D. Robinson of Florence sues Ira D. Thompson of Paris for 25000 dollars and other relief after a four teen block incident in Paris in which she was carried on the bumper of Thompson s car. She seeks 300 dollars for hospital and medical bills and 237 for ruined clothing. Thompson was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill, bond set at 10000. The suit is filed with clerk William Webb of Bourbon circuit court through attorney J Franklin Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webb
Bourbon Circuit Court
Paris
Pearl D. Robinson
Florence
J. Franklin Wallace
Lexington
Ira D. Thompson
Fred Blair Dead Former Ashland Eye Ear Throat Specialist
Dr. Fred Blair of Ashland and former Morehead resident died Tuesday at St. Anthony's Hospital Louisville after treatment. He was a son of Dr. A. P. Blair of Morehead and served two years in World War I. Funeral services were held in Morehead with Montgomery Commandery Knights Templar assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Blair
Ashland
Morehead
St. Anthony's Hospital
Louisville
A. P. Blair
Blair
Montgomery Commandery
Knights Templar
Jake Walch Opens New Fancy Groceries Window Display
Jake Walch, main and bank street grocer, adds an additional glass show window. He plans a high class stand with white and patent leather pumps at reasonable prices. R. E. Punch Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Walch
Bank Street
Walch
R. E. Punch Co
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