Governor Black Addresses Voters in County Meeting
Governor James D. Black spoke at the Court House, urging his Democratic nomination in August. He defended the L and N letter, praised his campaign work, and promised to review tax suits, state boards, and commissions, while pledging to punish wrongdoers and support farmer relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Black
W. A. Samuels
Col. Denhardt
Judge Carroll
Squire Turner
Sentinel-Democrat
Black
Mr. Turner
Congress
C. €. Turner
Frankfort
Ed Morrow
Harkness
Bingham
State Board of Control
School Book Commission
State Tax Commission
Little Folks Party Honoring Sarah English Near June End
Little Ruth Scott hosted a daytime party for schoolmates on Thursday June 12 from 4 to 7 at her home. Guests enjoyed games, fruit punch, ice cream and candy as they celebrated Sarah English who will soon move to Arkansas. Attendees included Hyland, Mary Boyd Heaton, Edith Boyd Heaton, Marion Cockrell, Sue Barnes, Jeanette Gatewood, Dorothy May Robinson, Anna Katherine Mason, Pearl Wilson, Margaret Robinson, Florence Owens, Virginia Hudson, Alexine Turner, Anna Katherine Turley, Martha Schaeffer, Elizabeth Henry, Thelma Crouch, Vestal Mackie and several young gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Scott
Sarah English
Arkansas
Hyland
Mary and
Edith Boyd Heaton
Marion Cockrell
Sue Barnes
Jeanette Gatewood
Dorothy May Robinson
Anna Katherine Mason
Pearl Wilson
Margaret Robinson
Florence Owens
Virginia Hudson
Alexine Turner
Anna Katherine Turley
Martha Schaeffer
Elizabeth Henry
Thelma Crouch
Vestal Mackie
Messrs. Hord Tipton, Jr
A. R. Robertson
Clifton Prewitt
Paul Henry
Lewis Kirkpatrick
Burns Ratliff
Hurt by Horse in Owingsville Stock Pens
Mr. Clifford McClain of Owingsville aged 45 was struck in the head by a horse’s front feet while handling the animal in a stock pen Monday and was rushed to the home of his kinsman William Cravens in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford McClain
Owingsville
William Cravens
Will Marry in Michigan
Mr. William T. Tyler of this city will wed Miss Lilly M. Orr of Mt. Clemons Michigan at the bride’s home Wednesday afternoon. After a two weeks bridal trip to New York and Washington they will return to reside at the groom’s Sycamore street home. The Advocate offers congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Tyler
Lilly M. Orr
Mt. Clemons
Mich
New York
Washington
Sycamore Street
Tyler
Michigan
Widow Mrs Glover Brought Here For Interment
The body of Mrs. Mariah Glover widow of Chess Glover was brought here for interment at Machpelah Cemetery Sunday. Former resident of this place she had lived in Oklahoma City for years. She was mother of the late Charles Glover and survived by several sons and daughters Ches Clint Ben T Richard Glover Miss Ida Glover Miss Lena Glover and Mrs Charles W Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah Glover
Chess Glover
Machpelah
Glover
Oklahoma City
Charles Glover
Ches
Clint
Ben T
Richard Glover
Ida Glover
Lena Glover
Charles W. Carpenter
Aged Man Die in Grassy Lick District
Mr. James H. Gilvin aged 75 died Monday at his home after a long illness of Brights disease. He left a wife two sons Noah and Walter Gilvin and a daughter Mrs Ida Johnson. Funeral at Sharpsburg Cemetery Wednesday at 10 AM. He was a valued citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gilvin
Grassy Lick
Bright
Noah
Walter Gilvin
Ida Johnson
Sharpsburg
Gilvin
Life’s Battle in Closed Mrs Jennings Dies at 80
Mrs J P L Jennings age 80 widow of Capt J P L Jennings a noted live stock broker and Confederate veteran died Wednesday at 3 am after infirmities of age. She lived with her daughter here for months and previously in Cincinnati Ohio. Survived by son M W Jennings of Cincinnati. Body to be buried at Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. L. Jennings
M. W. Jennings
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Evans will probated widow to hold estate for life
The will of S. W. Evans was probated by County Judge Senff. The widow Mary Elizabeth Evans will receive the estate for life, with equal division among the four children C. E. Evans D. D. Evans L. C. Evans Morris Evans after death. Executor D. D. Evans qualified with a $25 000 bond. Before his death he gave each child 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Evans
Senff
Mary Elizabeth Evans
C. E
D. D
L. C
Morris Evans
D. D. Evans
Farm lands sell cheap near Sewell’s Shop in Clark county
The Walker P. Reid land sold by the Master Commissioner at the Court House door brought 131.20 dollars per acre and went to Mr. B. Lane. The 276 acre boundary lies near Sewell’s Shop in Clark county, reflecting the strong selling price of land recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker P. Reid
Court House
8. B. Lane
Sewell
Clark County
Vanarsdell's Stocks Olives, Pickles and Other Items
Local grocer Vanarsdell offers olives and pickles among a variety of everyday sanitary goods. Store displays a range of pantry staples and related nonperishable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Montgomery County Fair Dates Set for July 23 26
Secretary W Hoffman Wood announced the Montgomery County Fair Association has finalized plans for the biggest fair yet with dates July 23 through 26. A premier racing program and clean carnival shows accompany a twenty piece band and floral hall prizes expected to attract nationwide entries. Catalogs are available at W S Wood’s real estate office as locals boost the event hoping to draw relatives from afar to a large celebration. Also noted are market reports on cattle and horses from local buyers amid a slow court day as farmers plow ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hoffman Wood
Montgomery
Floral Hall
Montgomery County Fair
W. S. Wood
Market Summary of Cattle Prices and Buyer Activity
Fully 2 000 head of cattle on hand with buyers for cows and heifers at 2.00 dollars per hundred less than last court day. Steers few in number but Prewitt Vanmeter of Winchester bought about 60 head, 36 high quality 800 lb 2 year old black steers at the day’s top price of 11 1/2 cents per pound, and 25 other head of similar weight but lower quality at 10 cents. Prices reflect a mountain slump as fat cattle price declines in cities impact local sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prewitt Vanmeter
Winchester
Mary Chiles Hospital gets remodel and additions contract
The building committee awards the remodel and additions to contractor A. E. Lawrence for the Bigstaff residence project. Plans donated by Webber and Webber of Cincinnati. Judge R. H. Winn and R. G. Kern lead the committee as work begins promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chiles Hospital
Bigstaff
A. E. Lawrence
Webber & Webber
Cincinnati
R. H. Winn
R. G. Kern
Dog bite at cattle pens harms Mr. Wells on Saturday
Saturday Mr. Matt Wells was bitten on the right hand by a dog at the cattle pens. He is now suffering considerably from the injury and is receiving care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Wells
Business and residence for sale in Detroit area
Owner S H Glick offers for private sale two properties in Detroit Michigan a corner lot on Queen and Locust with a ten room residence and outbuildings at Queen and High also. Both properties advertised at reasonable prices and available for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Queen and Locust Streets
Queen and High Streets
S. H. Glick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paty
Hon. J. Greene Trimble
Trimble
Charles G. Thompson
Evans
Montgomery County Fair Board
George Hunt
Coon Allen
Mike Wilson
Ed. Lawrence
Allie Kearns
Wade and
Ervin
H. C. Herman
J. Hl. Day
Indiana
Weyds
Jones
Smith
Hoffman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!