Off for Camp: Boy Scouts Head to Salt Lick
Three patrols totaling 24 boys from the city depart Thursday morning for a week at Salt Lick Bath county. Dr W R Thompson will inspect the san E camp. Scout Master R H White and patrol leaders Caldwell Clay and Lewis Kilpatrick supervise. Daily hikes to ore mines rock quarries oil fields Olympian Springs loom. The group promises strict discipline and fine uniforms.
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Salt Lick
Bath County
Olympian Springs
W. R. Thompson
R. H. White
Caldwell Clay
Lewis Kilpatrick
Big Week in Lexington Aviation Meet Draws Crowds
Lexington hosts a major aviation meet this week attracting large local attendance. Daily airplane flights and automobile races captivate spectators, with Pain's fireworks and other attractions noted alongside Nubuck Shoes and Slippers for misses and children at Brunner's.
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Lexington
Nubuck
Brunner’s
Death of Prominent Woman in North Maysville
Mrs. F. M. Willoughby died at her home on North Maysville street after a lingering illness at age 69. She moved from Sideview to this city recently and led a conscientious Christian life. Survived by her husband five daughters Mrs. Wallace Scott Rushville Ind Mrs. Marion Ford Mrs. Oscar Hedges Mrs. W D Henry all of this county and Mrs. J B Cornett of this city and several grandchildren including Richard and Ermine French. Funeral at her residence Thursday at 10 am and burial at North Middletown.
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North Maysville Street
F. M. Willoughby
Willoughby
Sideview
Wallace Scott
Rushville
Ind
Marion Ford
Oscar Hedges
W. D. Henry
J. B. Cornett
Richard and
Ermine French
North
Middletown
Prominent Visitor Princess Helen Yung Guests of Oldhams
Princess Helen Yung nine year old granddaughter of Korea’s deposed emperor visits the United States. She attends Millersburg School preparing for missionary work among Koreans and plans a ten to twelve year stay in America. Her grandfather was deposed after Japanese intervention and her father is believed imprisoned. The child is described as entertaining and engaging with Western hosts. spring lamb at Greenwade's.
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Helen Yung
Korea
Chas. K. Oldham
America
Millersburg
Helen
Japan
Splendid Convention of Eighth District Sunday Schools
A large Eighth District Sunday school convention closed Friday night after a stereoptical lecture by Rev. W J Clarke. Attendance reached 34 316 by May 1 from 38 of 53 district schools. Funds contributed supported missions, orphan homes, and a new School of Methods at Morehead. Delegates numbered 205, with Mt Sterling represented. next annual meeting set for Cynthiana.
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W. J. Clarke
Bourbon
Bath
Clark
Harrison
Nicholas
Montgomery
School of Methods
Morehead
Mt. Sterling
Church
Louisville
Maninger
Bethany
W. Va
Mt. Sterling Church
S. S
W. G. Eldred
Carlisle
G. W. Mills
Owingsville
B. W. Trimble
W. E. Ellis
Paris
Cynthiana
New Pastor Honored With City Reception
Presbyterian Church members host a reception at Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Rogers home on High street Friday evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Hibshman. Rev. Hibshman is the church's new pastor and his family has made many friends in the city.
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Presbyterian Church
T. F. Rogers
High Street
A. H. Hibshman
Rev. Hibshman
Duty Renick ties in Winchest er in small ceremony
Miss Laura Bruce Duty of this city and Mr Phelps Renick of Winchester were married Monday evening at the residence of Rev William Cummins with a small group of relatives. They left for a short honeymoon on the C and O to New York and will reside at the groom’s home near Winchester. Duty is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Duty and Renick is the son of Mr Scott Renick, a farmer near Winchester.
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Winchester
Wm. Cummins
Laura Bruce Duty
Phelps Renick
New York
Miss Duty
Bruce Duty
Mr. Renick
Scott Renick
Summer School to Be Taught by Prof Cord
A summer school will open Monday June 10 taught by Prof R I Cord. All English Course subjects including grades and High School are offered. Students may take any number of studies from one upward. Reasonable terms apply and inquiries are welcome.
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R. I. Cord
Card
Birthday Anniversary at Hoskins Home
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the colonial country home of Mr. James Hoskins on the Winchester pike to celebrate his thirty sixth birthday. An elegant dinner was prepared by Mrs Anisetta Hoskins and others of Winchester and guests enjoyed the bountiful supply of good things and warm hospitality.
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James Hoskins
Winchester Pike
Anisetta Hoskins
N. B. Hoskins
Jas. T. Wade
Wm. Hoskins
Dock Cooper
Winchester
Mrs. Hoskins
Death of Knoxville Resident Wm Coons at 83
Mr. Wm Coons aged 83 died at his Knoxville Tennessee home on Sunday from a complication of diseases. A former county resident he leaves behind son Mr Robert Coons and brother Mr Elijah Coons who traveled to attend his funeral.
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Wm. Coons
Knoxville
Tenn
Coons
Robert Coons
Elijah Coons
Wanted Rent Six or Eight House by A Dietz
A Dietz posts a notice seeking to rent a six or eight room house. It requests contact details for responses and indicates immediate availability.
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A. Dietz
Adolph Dietz & Co Wins Tobacco Warehouse Job
Adolph Dietz and Co. has won the contract to erect the tobacco warehouse for Farmers' Warehouse Co. at 25000 dollars. Bids ranged from 25000 to 29000 dollars. Ex cavating to start this week with completion by September 15. Brick steel and concrete fireproof building with 75000 feet of floor space and a 35000 foot safe room plus 40000 feet for storage and prizing.
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Adolph Dietz & Co
Farmers’ Warehouse Co
Deitz
Sterling
Grand Old Commonwealth
Satterwhite Accepts Post at Cassell Drug Co
Mr. Gilbert H. Satterwhite accepts a position with Lee Cassell, Lexington druggist, and will begin duties June 15. He was previously with Thos Kennedy, serving as head prescription clerk for years and is described as competent industrious and worthy.
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Gilbert H. Satterwhite
Lee Cassell
Lexington
Mr. Satterwhite
Thos Kennedy
Mr. Cassell
Phillips Violinist and Pianist to Aid Parsonage Fund
Mr and Mrs J P W Phillips present a musicale at Table Opera House this Tuesday June 18 to benefit the Baptist church parsonage fund. Phillips is regarded as a leading American violinist. Mrs Phillips accompanies on piano. organizers hope for a large turnout in support of the cause.
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J. P. W. Phillips
Table Opera House
The
Baptist Church
Phillips
United States
Commencement Dance Planned After Mt Sterling School Exercises
The Mt Sterling Public Graded School will hold a commencement dance at Trimble's Hall Wednesday night. Saxton and Trost's Orchestra are engaged and a most enjoyable time is anticipated.
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Trimble’s Hall
Mt. Sterling
Saxton & Trost
Nice Places Honors Judge Young and White to State Convention
Judge Allie W. Young was named one of the big eight to represent the state at the Baltimore convention. Hon W B White was unanimously elected as a member at large of the State Central Committee.
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Allie W. Young
Baltimore
W. B. White
State Central Committee
Harbesons Set to Perform Concert at Table Opera House
Miss Mary Dan Harbeson and Mr Robert G Harbeson will give a concert on Monday evening June 24 at Table Opera House. The event promises a varied program in a single venue with local anticipation.
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Mary Dan Harbeson
Robert G. Harbeson
Table Opera House
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Rears
Boy
R. Hi. White
Ar. Ee Eee
Greenwade’s
Rogers Company
Miss Reynolds
J. F. Reynolds
Kathleen
Renick
Mr. Phelps Renick
Prof
Cord
Musicale
Ringo
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