Death of Mr M B Hadden Confederate Veteran
Mr M B Hadden 86 retired farmer died at his daughter's home in this city Wednesday morning due to age related causes. Born and raised near Grassy Lick he spent his life in the county and served as a Confederate soldier under John Hunt Morgan. Survived by three children and a loving circle of friends, funeral at Mrs Eubank's home Thursday at 2 with ministers Clyde Darsie and W M Cummings. Machpelah cemetery burial.
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M. B. Hadden
Citzen
W. W. Eubank
Hadden
Ainty
Grassy Lick
Florence Elizabeth Greene
Mr. Hadden
John Hunt Morgan
Mt. Carmel Old Baptist Church
Clark County
Asa Dooley
Shirley Hadden
Winchester
Eubank
Clyde Dar
Sullivan Lands NY Engineering Corps Post
Mitchell Sullivan a State University attendee from Lexington has secured a position with an engineering corps in New York and departed last week to begin duties. He is the son of Mr. Joe P. Sullivan of this city.
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Mitchell Sullivan
State University
Lexington
New York
Joe P. Sullivan
Residents of Samuels Avenue tograde street with rock
The city will supply the rock while residents on Samuels Avenue have raised funds to grade the street haul and spread the rock and thoroughly roll it. When finished it will be one of the nicest streets in the city and residents are praised for the progressive effort and urged to repair more streets similarly.
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Samuels Avenue
Woman narrowly escapes injury from horse accident
Mrs. James A. Scobee was leading a horse at her home when the rope jerked free striking her face. The glass in her shattered glasses cut her eye and eyelid, but Dr. Reynolds removed the shards and doctors believe there will be no lasting damage.
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James A. Scobee
The Delicious Cafe Set for Formal Opening Tomorrow
The Delicious Cafe plans its formal opening tomorrow as a large advertisement on another page notes. Proprietors W Caldwell Clay and S Ermine French are popular young men, and their modern soft drink establishment is expected to succeed.
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Delicious Cafe
Delicious
Messrs
W. Caldwell Clay
S. Ermine French
Judge Benton Commended For Liquor Law Compilation
A Montgomery county citizen testifies Judge James M. Benton in Stanton Ky last week praised the Advocate liquor law compilation prepared by County Attorney Seaff and read to the grand jury.
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Montgomery County
James M. Benton
Stanton
Seaff
Advocate
Hoffman Delivers Address to State Mutual Agents
Mr. Harry G. Hoffman of this city went to Worchester Massachusetts where he delivered a Monday address to the general agents of the State Mutual Insurance Company. Hoffman is a leading general agent for the company in the United States and was honored to speak to a large gathering.
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Harry G. Hoffman
Worchester
Mass
State Mutual Insurance Company
Hoffman
United States
Mrs Maggie Crail Leases Covington Residence for City Home
Mrs Maggie Crail, long time Covington resident, has leased the large two story residence of Mrs Mary Bigstaff at the corner of Samuels avenue and Main street and will take possession at once making the city her permanent home.
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Maggie Crail
Covington
Mary Bigstaff
Samuels Avenue
Main Street
Annual June Dance at Ringo's Hall
The Sterling Dancing Club held its annual June dance at Ringo's new hall with music by a Lexington Trio. A large crowd attended and visiting young ladies included Ann Grayet El Louise Arnold Frances Saffell Marie Young Emily Tip ton Jane Young Jennie Judy Ratliff Amelia Vanmeter Martha McGinnis Winchester Josephine Turner Paris Elizabeth Taylor Little Rock Ark Stella Thurston Minneapolis Minn Martha and Elizabeth Prewitt Clark county.
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Sterling Dancing Club
Ringo’s
New Hall
Lexington
Misses Ann Grayet
el Louise Arnold
Frances Saffell
Frankfort
Marie Young
Emily Tipton
Jane Young
Jennie Judy Ratliff
Amelia Vanmeter
Martha McGinnis
Winchester
Josephine Turner
Paris
Elizabeth Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Stella Thurston
Minneapolis
Minn
Martha
Elizabeth Prewitt
Clark County
Federals Fall to Richmond 10–8 in Sunday Game
The Mt. Sterling Federals lost to Richmond by 10 to 8 on Sunday afternoon. The Federals played poorly, unlike their usual form, and suffered only their second defeat of the year.
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Mt. Sterling Federals
Richmond
Picnic at Fair Grounds Delights Sunday School Crowd
Sunday School classes from the Christian church held a picnic at the Fair Grounds on Thursday afternoon. Games of many kinds entertained attendees with the boys versus men baseball game as the highlight and a delicious lunch was served.
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The
Christian Church
Montgomery County Colored Teachers Institute Opens July Fifth
The Montgomery County colored Teachers Institute begins in this city on Monday July 5 with Prof. W H Fouse of Lexington directing sessions at the High Street Christian church. An interesting program has been arranged.
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Montgomery County
Colored Teachers’ Institute
W. H. Fouse
Lexington
High Street Christian Church
Miss Lucile Huls Wins First Class Certificate
Miss Lucile Huls passed a splen did examination before the State Superintendent of Public Instruction at Frankfort last week and was awarded a first class certificate. Her success brings joy to her many friends.
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Lucile Huls
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frankfort
Miss Huls
Hail Insurance Application Ad Appears
Tobacco growers urged to apply now for hail insurance coverage. Frank Perry, agent at Office Exchange Bank, published the notice inviting applications and outlining available policy options.
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Frank Perry
Agt
Office Exchange Bank
Married in Louisville
Relatives here report the marriage of Miss Mildred Kemper to James Wicks in Louisville a few days ago. The bride formerly lived here and is well known. The groom, previously with United Clothing Co in Mt. Sterling, is now a Louisville businessman. The bride is related to Mrs. Lucien B. Greene Dr J Keller Johnson and County Judge Samuel Greene. The news surprised the bride's relatives here.
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Louisville
Mildred Kemper
James Wicks
Kemper
United Clothing Company
Mt. Sterling
Lucien B. Greene
J. Keller Johnson
Samuel Greene
Jefferson County
Paramount Theatre Will Feature Fine Music Soon
The Paramount in the Miller building on East Main Street is nearing completion. Marvin Gay and Lewis A. Judy plan to open it as a premier picture house with Emilee Hibler Reid as pianist and Bruce Reynolds as violinist from Lexington. The owners promise only the best. Opening date to be announced.
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Paramount
Messrs
Marvin Gay
Lewis A. Judy
Miller
East Main Street
Gay and Judy
Emilee Hibler Reid
Bruce Reynolds
Lexington
New Piano Store Opens in Lexington by Mr R H Harp
Mr. R H Harp of Lexington rents a Main and Bank street corner space in the Sutton building and opens a first class piano store. He represents J H Templeman Co and stocks pianos and players by well known makers, inviting local patronage.
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R. H. Harp
Lexington
Sutton Building
Main
Bank Streets
Harp
J. H. Templeman & Co
Dastardly Fire Attempt On New Storehouse
Neighbors discovered and extinguished a deliberate blaze at the new storehouse of Mr. D. N. Young on the Owingsville pike near city limits, with coal oil scattered about. Police investigate and aim to bring the culprit to justice.
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D. N. Young
Owingsville Pike
Chautauqua Opens Friday in Mt Sterling
The Redpath Chautauqua begins in Mt. Sterling this Friday for a week of shows and lectures. Tickets are selling well, crowds are expected, and the program features music, lectures, and readings including Sylvester A. Long Wells Watson Ginn Frank Dixon and Dr. Charles E. Barker with admission prices from 15 to 35 cents for children and adults.
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Redpath Chautauqua
Mt. Sterling
Sylvester A. Long
Savronoffs
Wells Watson Ginn
Frank Dixon
Charles E. Barker
Ladies of Baptist Church Boost Subscriptions for July Edition
The Baptist church ladies are soliciting subscriptions for a large booster edition planned for mid July. The issue will be well illustrated and include a sketch and a picture of a local business house or owner. They report strong progress and broad circulation in the city and nearby counties.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Booster Church
Farmer Jno C Trimble Qualifies for 90th District Race
John C Trimble of the Stoops area qualified Monday as a Republican candidate for Representative in the 90th Legislative District comprising Montgomery and Menefee counties. His entrance surprised observers since Asa B Pieratt was expected to run unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Jno
C. Trimble
Stoops
Montgomery
Menefee
Asa B. Pieratt
Boyd County Votes Wet Victory for Vets by 1000
In Boyd county the local option election was decided Monday with the veterans winning by an estimated thousand vote margin.
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Boyd County
Vets
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Erate
Flanna
Land & Priest
City
New Street
Alice Nielsen
Columbia
Bendemeer
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
H. V. McChesney
Jno. W. Newman
Teachers’ Institute
Hail Insurance
Paramount Theatre
Dastardly Crime
Roy L. Smith
R. E. Pattison Kline
Helen McArthur
Signor
Giuseppe Bartolotta
San-Tox
Bassett Drug Co
W. S. Lloyd
J. C. Kazelrigg & Son Dry Goods
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