Mt Sterling High School Alumni Form New Association
Alumni of Mt Sterling High School formed a permanent association at a banquet in Ringo's hall. Officers elected were G B Senff president Aileen Beall vice president W O Hopper secretary treasurer Mrs Howard Van Antwerp and Elizabeth Laughlin executive committee. The group plans to support the school board and promote education among pupils and parents. Guests included school board members and class reps with music by Mrs Chas D Grubbs and Misses Mattie Judy Botts and Elizabeth Laughlin. Prof W O Hopper credited for organizing the group and arranging the banquet. Attendees closed with Auld Lang Syne and My Old Kentucky Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling High School
G. B. Senff
Aileen Beall
W. O. Hopper
Howard van Antwerp
Elizabeth Laughlin
Ringo
Chas. D. Grubbs
Mattie Judy Botts
Kutucky
Bay Camp Sold on Kentucky River to William and Pinney
Messrs John W. William and S. S. Pinney have purchased Capt. W. T. Titus camp on the Kentucky River. They plan extensive repairs and consider it among the river's best located camps.
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John W. William
S. S. Pinney
W. T. Titus
Kentucky
Cut The Weeds Ordinance Urges Self-Enforcement
A city ordinance requires property owners to keep weeds cut and trimmed. Citizens are urged to take pride and comply without waiting for officer intervention to avoid notices.
Hand made buggy harness at old prices
Hand made buggy harness offered at Conroy's at old price levels. The notice notes items remain available at prior rates, signaling a clearance or promotional pricing. Local shop Leagues may confirm inventory and dates.
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Conroy’s
Chicago Streetcar Strike Paralyzes City Transport Quietly
About 14,000 streetcar workers struck at midnight. For four hours no car moved on 1310 miles of lines while a test run with strike breakers occurred. Thousands walked to work as steam and elevated trains operated briefly amid arbitration talks that failed. Companies warned a wage increase would cost 1.4 million dollars annually.
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Transportation Company
Thompson
Vanarsdell's Offers Best of Everything to Eat
The advertisement promises a wide selection of foods at Vanarsdell's with emphasis on quality and variety for shoppers seeking a one stop place for meals and treats. It highlights a complete dining experience at the store.
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Vanarsdell’s
Camping Party Enjoyed Week at Slate Creek Camp
Mr and Mrs Charles Kirkpatrick hosted a camping party with Nettie Horton Nell Tipton Hazel Grubbs Harry W Lockridge Thos P Sutton and Hunt Priest spending several days at the Kirkpatrick camp on Slate creek last week.
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Charles Kirkpatrick
Nettie. Horton
Nell Tipton
Hazel. Grubbs
Harry. W. Lockridge
Thos
P. Sutton
Hunt Priest
Kirkpatrick
Slate Creek
Correction issued for delinquent taxpayer list
Sheriff Harry F. Howell notes an error listing John Freeland among delinquent taxpayers. Freeland has paid taxes, and the correction is published to remove his name from the list.
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John Freeland
Freland
Harry F. Howell
City Council Names Officers and Deputies
Chief of Police John Gibbons recommends six month deputies Thos Scott BE W Smith and Jesse Flora replacing Jas C Tipton. City council acquiesces though Stockon opposes Smith and McKee abstains Flora vote. Tipton to focus on mayoral bid after August primary. Flora praised as industrious. Howard Anderson named City Warden and Tom Holland Street Commissioner for six months.
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John Gibbons
Messrs. Thos. Scott
BE. W. Smith
Jesse Flora
Jas. C. Tipton
Stockton
Smith
McKee
Flora
Stephens
Botts
Tipton
Gibbons
Howard Anderson
Tom Holland
Ice Cream Supper at Mt. Carmel Church
An ice cream supper will be held at Mt. Carmel Christian Church in Clark County on Saturday night June 26. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Mt. Carmel Christian Church
Clark County
Presbyterian Ladies Host Silver Tea At Parish House
The ladies of the Presbyterian church host a Silver Tea at the Parish House this Saturday afternoon from three to five. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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the Presbyterian Church
Vanarsdell's Best Home Killed Meats Advertised
Local butcher Vanarsdell's promotes best home killed beef pork and veal selection. Fresh cuts, quality assured for family meals and weekend barbecues.
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Best Home
Vanarsdell’s
Fresh vegetables received daily at Grass seed stripper harness at Conroys
Daily fresh vegetables listed in a classified style notice noting Grass seed stripper and harness at Conroys with a cryptic 49-21 reference.
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Conroy’s
Republican Convention Debate Shapes County Unit Law Plank
Flag day celebrations marked the era as patriotic services occurred nationwide. The Lexington Republican Convention neared adjournment with reports favoring a County Unit Law plank over a Statewide option. Edwin P. Morrow of Somerset appeared poised to lead a slate, while Brunner and Hunter announced nominations.
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Lexington
E. C. O’rear
Kentucky
Edwin P. Morrow
Somerset
Ben L. Brunner
W. Godfrey Hunter
Vanarsdell's Promotes Fresh Daily Strawberries
Stoops home grown strawberries are described as fresh every day at Vanarsdell's with emphasis on local produce and daily availability for shoppers.
Visitor from Jamestown Plans Two Month Stay for Fair Visit
John W. Wade of Jamestown New York arrived Sunday to spend two months with his son Millard Wade and family and to see the Montgomery County Fair in July. Wade formerly lived here moved to New York two years ago where he runs a successful business. His sons C. D. Wade and Elmer Wade operate a shoe business in Jamestown. He is warmly welcomed by many friends.
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John W. Wade
Jamestown
N. Y
Millard Wade
Montgomery County
Mr. Wade
Empire State
C. D. Wade
Elmer Wade
Louisville Officers Raid Moonshine Still in Menefee County
Deputy Collector S H Thorpe and Deputy Finnell from Louisville with Deputy Marshal Porter Eubank returned from Menefee county after raiding Dogwood branch. They captured and destroyed a copper sixty gallon moonshine still and about 425 gallons of beer along with malt and other apparatus. The raid marked the first in the area for these officers and Eubank was praised for his conduct.
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S. H. Thorpe
Louisville
Ed. Finnell
Marshall Porter Eubank
Menefee County
Dogwood Branch
Eubank
OFF FOR THE RACES ER R Little Leaves for Rockport with Stable
ER R Little departs Tuesday for Rockport Ohio with his trotting stable headlined by Hugh Miller Peter Chenaalt Silver Bells Lucile Brooks and two-year-old trotters. Little reports his horses in excellent condition and predicts a strong showing at Rockport where Hugh Miller is heavily engaged on half mile tracks.
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ER. R. Little
Rockport
Hugh Miller
Peter Chenaalt
Silver Bells
Lucile Brooks
Mr. Little
Exchange Bank of Kentucky Extends Charter 25 Years
The Exchange Bank of Kentucky in this city filed amending articles with the Secretary of State at Frankfort to extend its charter for twenty five years from June 1916 its present charter expiring. It is the second extension with none of the original organizers living. Cashier B Frank Perry praises conservative yet liberal banking keeping the bank healthy and prosperous.
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Exchange Bank of Kentucky
Frankfort
B. Frank Perry
Lawrence purchase of Richmond Turley home and farm
Mr and Mrs W P Lawrence of Morehead have bought Turleys residence and six acre farm on the Winchester pike for about 4500 dollars. Possession is to be given at once and the Lawrences will move there as their future home. Turley will remain in the county.
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W. P. Lawrence
Morehead
Richmond Turley
Winchester Pike
Residence for Sale Baptist parsonage on West High Street
Brick residence known as the Baptist parsonage currently occupied by Rev. J. S. Wilson. Thoroughly repaired, desirable property on West High Street. Inquiries may be made to W. A. Sutton or W. T. Tyler. Veal advertised at Greenwade's.
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Dence
Baptist Parsonage
West High Street
J. S. Wilson
W. A. Sutton
W. T. Tyler
West Virginia Ordered to Pay Virginia Debt Plus Interest
The Supreme Court ruled West Virginia must cover 4 215 622.28 dollars of principal and 8 178 307.22 dollars in accrued interest for pre Civil War Virginia debt. Virginia seeks a receiver to collect the amount, with interest at 5 percent if unpaid after July 1, 1915, raising speculation of possible state sale.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Supreme Court
Holmes Conrad
Conrad
Washington
Swastikas and Federals Play Narrow City Ball Game
One of the best ball games in months ended 2 to 1 in favor of the Federals. Hopkins pitched superbly for the Federals and delivered a ninth inning winning run. A large crowd witnessed the Sunday afternoon contest.
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Frankfort
Federals
Hopkins
Will Entertain Miss Nancy Yeager Honored by Mrs DeHaven
Mrs Kenny N DeHaven will entertain Thursday afternoon with a Five Hundred party in honor of Miss Nancy Yeager an attractive visitor from Stanford.
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Kenny N. DeHaven
Nancy Yeager
Stanford
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Chicago
Wight
City Council
Council Chamber
Vanarsdell
G. O. P. Brates
United States
New York
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