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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
5
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B. W. Hall returns from a visit to Mrs Hall and Miss Helen Hall. Rufus Hadden comes home after a months long Florida stay. Mrs Asa Davis and daughter Miss Ira, visiting Mrs Ollie Elam, return to Cincinnati Tuesday. Mrs John Scott of Hamilton College Lexington visits Mrs Alice Gillaspie and Mr and Mrs Charles D Highland.
Mrs. Michael Rooney and Miss Minnie Goins are both seriously ill at home. J D McColm reports improved condition in Huntington West Virginia. Mrs. Stanley Ensor daughter of County Jailer Greer is dangerously ill with double pneumonia. Clem Dean is seriously ill near Grassy Lick. J Q Stephens appears critical and friends are anxious. A B Oldham Jr remains in serious condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington. Mrs W P Guthrie took daughter Margaret to Lexington for possible appendicitis surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. James C Peters and family are sick with pneumonia after influenza. wife and two sons Edward and John Paul and brother Tom are also seriously ill.
American skater Bobby McLean of Chicago failed to defend his world crown in Christina Norway events for a $30 000 purse. European champion Oscar Mathieson defeated him, a skater who beat McLean here last year.
The text honors nurse Miss Jane A. Delano who died in France and extols work as a sacred duty. It argues society needs a rebirth of character through wholehearted labor across all tasks, warning against sloth and stressing work as a divine law and privilege guiding moral progress.
Local trade note reports Chiles Thompson Grocery Co. expanding with a new market. The entry highlights the retailer's growth, mentions the neighborhood store location, and signals ongoing community interest in area commerce.
A sermon urges honest labor as a sacred partnership with God. It calls every person to reject slacker attitudes and view work as a privilege and duty, to be fulfilled with dignity now or face judgment later.
Dr J W Weber, renowned foot expert, opens offices in the Colonial Building Winchester Kentucky. He promises to remove corns bunions and other foot troubles without knife use and is regarded as a leading authority on feet.
The pastor will preach at the morning and evening services with morning at 10 45 and evening at 7 o'clock. Morning topic Meeding the Flock and evening topic A man's Experience. Sunday school opens at 9 30.
The Court of Appeals ruled that Judge Henry R. Prewitt Morris Miller and others may oust the New York and Kentucky Oil and Gas Company from 15 acres in Lee County and that Prewitt and others are lawful owners of a tract valued at about $50 000.
Shoppers ask where to find the latest spring hats at Roberts and Mastin. The store showcases fresh headwear selections likely to draw crowds seeking seasonal accessories.
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