Ashland to Play Ball Here Sunday
Mt. Sterling Baseball Club passes to Brashaw of Clay City Kentucky who pledges top class games and a stronger lineup. Star players Jones Blakely Freeman Vanlandingham Thois Skidmore Shanklin appear alongside Mt Sterling additions to deliver a fast Sunday matchup against Ashland at the park.
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Mt. Sterling Baseball Club
Brashaw
Clay City
Sterling
Jones
Blakely
Freeman
Vanlandingham
Thois
Skidmore
Shanklin
Ashland
Huntington
Mt. Sterling
Winchester Hustlers
Mr. Sterling
Irwin Jackson Joins Gilliam Drug in Winchester
Mt. Sterling pharmacist Irwin Jackson has accepted a position with Gilliam Drug Company in Winchester and will assume duties Friday morning. A Louisville School of Pharmacy graduate, he is praised as efficient and comes from a leading Louisville drug store after two years there and a period at a hometown store.
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Irwin Jackson
Mt. Sterling
Gilliam Drug Company
Louisville School of Pharmacy
Winchester
Louisville College
Louisville
Winchester Sun
Hoffman Addresses Winchester Club
H. G. Hoffman president of the local Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Winchester Lions Club in Winchester on Tuesday. His striking individuality and unequalled enthusiasm impressed the Clark County delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
Lion’s Club
Winchester
Clark County
Exchange Saturday at Crouch's Grocery
The Ella W. Greene Circle of the Baptist church holds an exchange Saturday June 11 at Crouch's Grocery on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella W. Greene
Prof Goodwin Elected County School Superintendent
At a County Board of Education meeting, Prof. M. J. Goodwin was chosen to serve a four year term as County School Superintendent starting January 1. The salary is $100 monthly. He currently leads the County High School and previously ran a private city school. Miss Georgia Sledd, the outgoing superintendent, remains noted for her work. The selection may be contested due to board members Lockridge and Faulkner allegedly losing eligibility by moving from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
R. C. Palmeter
Shirley Mason
Frank Lockridge
H. B. Prewitt
Morton Faulkner
M. J. Goodwin
Georgia Sledd
Sledd
Ben R. ‘Turner
Goodwin
Messrs. Lockridge
Faulkner
Clark Highway Work is Assured
The Winchester and Mt. Sterling pike between Winchester and the Montgomery county line will be built with federal state and county aid. A committee led by Eli B Dooley and Joe B Lindsey reports most property owners signed agreements and bids will be invited within ten days by the State Highway Commission.
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Winchester
Mt. Sterling Pike
Montgomery County
Eli B. Dooley
Joe 8. Lindsey
For. Rent Clover land grazing opportunity
Clover land available for grazing rent. Contact Mrs. S. D. Hall at phone 635-1-2 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Hall
Local Editor Elected Kentucky Press Association Officers
At the annual election in Danville yesterday W. L. Dawson of LaGrange was chosen president and G. B. Senff of this city, editor of the Sentinel-Democrat, was elected vice president.
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Kentucky Press Association
Danville
W. L. Dawson
LaGrange
G. B. Senff
Sentinel-Democrat
Ice Station Opens at Corner of Bank and Locust
City and county ice patrons will apply at the corner of Bank and Locust streets for service.
250 000 Extra Votes Offer Extends to June 21
Candidates are urged to enter the race before the June 21 deadline for the 250 000 extra votes offer. Subscriptions must be new to count toward the offer, with old plus new subs counting toward additional prize ballots. The notice also promotes saving 50 vote coupons and renewing subscriptions at $1 50 per year.
Extra Votes Offered With Club Subscriptions For Candidate
A political promotion promises 250000 extra votes free on each $15 Club subscription turned in by 8 P M June 21. Only new subscriptions count and may be sent in individually or as clubs to start the paper.
Big vote offer extends deadline for subscriptions by mail
Subscriptions mailed from any post office on or before June 21 count toward the offer if postmarked by 8 P M that day. Rural route residents or those at offices closing early may call the campaign manager with subscriber names to send via first mail the next day.
Death claims sister of Capt C H Petry
Mrs. Wilson Bodkin sister of Capt C H Petry died at her Shelbyville home after months of illness. Age 58 she is survived by daughter Margaret who has visited here. Mr C H Petry his wife and daughter Mrs Clay Cooper attended the funeral service.
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Wilson Bodkin
C. H. Petry
Shelbyville
Bodkin
Margaret
Clay Cooper
Death of Mrs Cooper in Salyersville at 73
Mrs Elizabeth Cooper died at her home in Salyersville after a long tuberculosis illness. The funeral was held yesterday with burial in the family graveyard. She was 73, mother of W C Cooper and aunt of Clay Cisco Jeff Cooper and J Clay Cooper, and a longtime Christian church member. Many friends offer sympathy to her relatives.
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Elizabeth Cooper
Salyersville
Ayres & Co Specials Fruit and Produce Sale
Ayres and Co offers watermelons peaches raspberries gooseberries currents oranges lemons bananas apples tomatoes and more. Market sights a full range of fruits and vegetables available for buyers.
Paducah Welcomes Former City High Science Teacher
Will Go to Paducah Prof M J Cox elected to Paducah High School science department and will likely accept. He leaves this week for Nashville to take a George Peabody School course while Mrs Cox stays with her parents Mr and Mrs W P Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cox
City High School
Paducah High School
Postal Service Receives Colt 45 Auto Revolvers
The local post office reports the first shipment of Colt's 45 automatic revolvers for mail protection. A nationwide rollout is under way with a large reward offered for robbers captured dead or alive.
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United States
Vacation Granted to Pastor Clyde Darsie
The Board of the Christian church grants Rev. Clyde Darsie a three months vacation in recognition of his faithful work and services. He has not yet decided where to spend it, but may go with his family to the mountains near Olympia for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
The
Christian Church
Clyde Darsie
Darsie
Olympia
Bottling Plant Retains Superintendent Under New Management
Frank Kirkland, longtime superintendent of the Sterling Bottling Works, will stay on with the new management led by O. B. Clark. He is regarded as an expert in bottling. Local customers welcome the continuity and maintained quality of the light drinks.
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Frank Kirkland
Mr. Sterling Bottling Works
O. B. Clark
Kirkland
City Council Adopts License Rates and Street Plans
The City Council, led by Mayor W. R. McKee, passed ordinances setting Carnival Company licenses at 100 dollars per day or 500 per week and tent shows at 25 dollars per day or 150 per week. It approved widening High Street under current reconstruction and named two property owners per street as supervisors. An adjourned meeting is set for June 23.
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W. R. McKee
High Street
McKee
Professor Why Were You tardy
A humorous classroom exchange is imagined where a student Tom asks why the class started before he arrived, with a playful interjection about orange peel to capture the light tone.
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Tom
Local Boy Honored by Idol Club Selection at Union College
Ben R. Turner Jr of Union College Schenectady New York was chosen as one of 14 freshmen in a class of 200 for membership in the Idol Club an exclusive sophomore organization whose membership is based on scholarship.
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Ben R. Turner, Jr
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Idol Club
Struck by Ball Injures Bethel Spectator Fatherly Farmer
Mr. Will Givens a farmer about 65 was struck over the heart by a foul ball at a Bethel game last Saturday. For a time it was believed he would die but reports from his bedside say he is slightly better today. He is well known locally and related to Mrs. J. H. Wood and B. P. Duty.
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Will Givens
Bethel
Mr. Givens
J. H. Wood
B. P. Duty
Miss Elizabeth Barnes Recuperates After Successful Operation
Miss Elizabeth Barnes a popular saleslady at Keller's underwent an appendicitis operation at Mary Chiles Hospital on Tuesday. The procedure was completely successful and she is recovering well.
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Elizabeth Barnes
Keller’s
Mary Chiles Hospital
Miss Barnes
Fresh Consignment of Tricolette Dresses and Blouses
A local shop announces new tricolette dresses and blouses with dresses at 9.98 and blouses ranging from 2.48 to 4.98. Signed by L. M. Redmond. The ad ends with a stated motto on love and life.
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Hoffman
Winchester Club
Prof. Goodwin
Clark Highway
Cooper
Paducah
Council
Just
L. M. Redmond
Sunderland
Goodyear
Goodrich
N. Maysville Street
Ragan-Gay Motor CO
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