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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

8

Classified for Sale and Local Ads

Miscellaneous listings include beardless barley seed from Mrs Eliza D Marshall with phone 625 and other for sale notes such as tobacco, real estate loans, and monuments from Murray and Thomas Co. Also offerings from WM Adams & Son Marble and Granite Monuments and T Foster Rogers Real Estate. Pianos post buggies John Deere wagons saddles Capital Flour and a proverb about the mind.

Eliza D. Marshall John Deere J. Br, Lyons

Kentucky Press Association Holds Fifty-Second Mid Summer Meet

The Kentucky Press Association opened its fifty second mid summer meeting in Danville at the Kentucky College for Women. Sessions featured Ken Johnson on Making Newspaper Men and Annie Poage on The Observations of a Woman in Journalism. The event included round tables on local news and advertising rates, a banquet by the Danville Chamber of Commerce, and praise for Danville hospitality.

Kentucky Press Association Danville Bluegrass Kentucky College For Women R. L. Elkin M. M. Allen Women’s College John W. Yerkes M. Saufley Richmond Register Centre College The Baptist Church W. L. Walker Ken Johnson School of Journalism University of Kentucky Annie Poage Ashland Daily Independent Christian Church McVey Kentucky University Kentucky Press Round Table Hutton Harrodsburg Herald

Four Day Countdown for Biggest Vote Offer

The notice outlines a multi tier vote prize with counts ranging from 700 000 to 50 000 extra votes for subscriptions and renewals. It notes both old and new subscriptions count toward the prize pool and that winners are revealed on the contest final day. The schedule promises triple votes during this period and counts will be published in the next issue.

Ea Cotaesen Ries Saaies

Estate claim notices for Claude P. Stephens presented

All persons having claims against the estate of Claude P. Stephens must present them, properly proven, to the undersigned or to W. B. White, his attorney, as agent. (70-31) John Gibbons, Agt.

Claude P. Stephens W. B. White John Gibbons Agt. &E

Surprise Wedding in Shelby Sparks Local Interest

Miss Ethel Lattimore of Sharon and Preston N. Cook of Shelby wed secretly at 9 PM June 2 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. W E Poovey officiating. The couple left for a bridal trip to Chimney Rock and Western Carolina, and will reside with Cook’s parents after returning.

Ethel Lattimore Sharon Preston N. Cook W. E. Poovey Chimney Rock Carolina William Lattimore Cleveland Shelby Steam Laundry J. E. Cook

Card of Thanks for Mrs. A. M. Cline

The children express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during the illness and death of their mother Mrs. A. M. Cline. For printing, see The Advocate.

A. M. Cline

Salvation Army Drive Boosted by Local Campaign Leaders

Field Manager Mohr led a Salvation Army fundraiser at Mt Sterling urging support for day nurseries and Blue Bonnet Lassies in hospitals. Committee plans a house to house canvass and Montgomery Day with events at the Fair Grounds to aid unemployed families and ship provisions, milk, and clothing.

Thacker Methodist Church Mohr Salvation Army Dr. Thacker Covington Mohr Judge Prewitt Central Committee American Legion Fair Grounds H. D. Warnock Cincinnati Mt. Sterling

Woman's History Club Sets July Meeting with Reports

The annual meeting resumes Friday July 1 at 2 30 PM in club rooms after a climate Con clave postponement. A Danville convention report will be presented and officers for next year elected. A musical program is planned.

Woman’s History Club Danville

State Inspector Reviews County Records This Week

E G Floyd assistant state inspector and examiner conducts county office inspections this week and reports county judge records well kept with all monies accounted for. A Brooklyn shoe dealer violates highway robbery norms by resisting a holdup and sending his attackers to jail. Holeproof silk hose promotion by The Walsh Co with 75 cent price cut from 1.50.

E. G. Floyd Brooklyn

City Editor Seeks Cleaner Copy From Manuscript

Woman offers to rewrite the piece with a blue pencil after the editor complains he would erase most of it. The exchange underscores editing standards and newsroom practices.

Special sale on silk hose at The Walsh Co this week

The Walsh Co announces a special sale of Ladies' Holeproof silk hose offered at 75 cents a pair, down from 1.60, in black white and cordovan colors this week only.

Walsh Co The

Kentucky Woman's College Praised At Danville Meeting

The Kentucky Press Association meeting praised the Kentucky College for Women at Danville. Dr. M. M. Allen and Dean Ruth Andrews were credited for guiding the modern campus, its 22 acres, and AB class college status. The piece notes historic roots dating to 1854 and the college's appeal amid high school graduate demand and eastern college competition.

Kentucky Press Association M. M. Allen Ruth Andrews Robert Marshall Marshalls Clays Breckinridges Kentucky Women’s College Centre College of Kentucky BE. W. Humphrey Robert J. Breckinridge Louis W. Greene Divine Providence Kentucky

Moonlit beach stroll sparks tides and laughter

A lovers walk under a bright moon leads to a playful exchange about the moon’s effect on tides. He jokes that only untied actions move the sea, while she questions the science behind celestial influence.

Burley barn storage available on Levee Pike

Classified snippet notes for rent on Burley tobacco barn Levee Pike offered by Clay and Pangburn. Also lists Palm Beach Suits cleaned and pressed at Stockton's Electric Dry Cleaning Co. Mt. Sterling Ky with phone 225. Features a quip about silk hose and brief remarks on Einstein theory and Bergdoll.

Burley Palm Beach Stockton Electric Dry Cleaning Co Mt. Sterling

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ike Reid Prewitt South Bank Street Murray & Thomas CO Paris WM. Adams & Son West Main Street Lexington T. Foster Rogers General Agt Bank Lnt J. H. Brown J. H. Templeman Piano Co North Broadway Lexington, Ky Care the Advocate Madras Shelby N. C Cook the Advocate John A. Keller CO East Main Street Mary C. Ayres Kentucky College For Women At Boston United States Bergdoll Postoffice
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