Personal notices from Paintsville and surrounding towns
Attorney W. B. White visited Paintsville this week. Judge A. N. Crooks of Owingsville was in town Monday. Louise Morris spent several days in Lexington. Mrs. M. G. Satterwhite will visit in Louisville late this week. John Cassity of The Morehead Mountaineer was in town Saturday night. Chenault Woodford visited Chicago on business and pleasure. Mrs. Thomas Hall of Fort Fort was here visiting her cousin Mrs. Charles D. Grubbs. A. O. Stanley, candidate for U.S. Senate, shook hands with friends Saturday. Mrs. T. B. Arthur and daughter Elizabeth of Lexington are nests of J. Weddden. Mrs. J. M. Cecil and Ellen Day of Winchester were guests last week. Hume Clay has returned to Winchester after visiting sister Mrs. John W. Boardman. Laura Graves visited relatives in Logan West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. McCormick of Winchester spent Sunday with Mrs. McCormick’s mother Mrs. John Taul. Robert H. Sousley and daughter Anna of Fleming county returned home after visiting Mrs. Leo Gaines. Mary Vansant Tabb and Hazel Grubbs have returned home to Frankfort. W. A. Sutton, S. S. Pinney, T. P. Sutton and J. W. Hedden Jr. attended George Huff’s funeral in Carlisle. Fannie Summers, visiting New York, came to see Mrs. B. F. Herriott and may spend the summer. Rev. E. A. Osborne and his wife, who sang at the Christian revival, returned to Rome Ga after visiting C. T. Chatham.
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W. B. White
Paintsville
A. N. Crooks
Owingsville
Louise Morris
Lexington
M. G. Satterwhite
Louisville
John Cassity
Frankfort
Charles D. Grubbs
A. O. Stanley
U. S. Senate
T. B. Arthur
Elizabeth
J. Wedden
J. M. Cecil
Ellen Day
Winchester
Miss Lida Gardner Addresses Training Institute
Miss Lida Gardner of Nicholas County spoke to teachers at the Training Institute last Wednesday. In town, she was hosted by Mayor C. K. Oldham and Mrs. Oldham, while Rufus Knight of Sharpsburg traveled here on business and supported the Maysville pike reconstruction efforts with fundraising.
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Lida Gardner
Nicholas County
Spring millinery open displays latest headwear
Mrs. K. O. Clarke invites ladies to a spring millinery open on March 18 and 19 to view the latest headwear creations. All ladies are cordially invited.
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K. O. Clarke
Sanitary Meat Market Ad Highlights Steaks in Town
Local notice touts Sanitary Meat Market for the best steaks in town and mentions Red Cross Shoes 9 bend with the foot at Brunner as a nearby reference.
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Red Cross
Brunner
Courier-Journal advertising notice appeals to readers
The text promotes the Courier-Journal daily and weekly editions with prices and purchasing options. It notes a discontinued weekly and promotes Farm and Family as a successor magazine, inviting readers to subscribe or request a sample copy.
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Courier-Journal
Farm and Family
Courier-Journal Company Incorporated
Louisville, KY
Social Event Recalls Rock Party for Miss Harriett Harrison
Miss Mary Apperson hosted a Tuesday afternoon Rock party in Duluth Minnesota to honor Miss Harriett Harrison, the guest of Dr and Mrs J A Vansant. The old home was attractively decorated and guests spent a pleasant evening.
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Mary Apperson
Harriett Harrison
Duluth
Births Paul Hearl Born to Warner Hin Family
A nine pound boy named Paul Hearl was born on March 12 1914 to the wife of Warner Hin of the Camargo neighborhood. Both mother and baby are doing well.
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Warner Hinson
Camargo
Paul Hearl
Inter-School Debate Plans And Student Excursions
City and County school committees announce an inter-school debate in the City school chapel during the third week of April with a ten cent admission and proceeds to the winner. Pupils from fourteen high schoolers toured Frankfort visiting the penitentiary and capitol with Prof. W. C. Jetton. a later Lexington stop hints at offhand business involving Prof. Jetton and a companion.
Lost Calves Near Paris Pike South of Mt Sterling
Two calves missing from a rural property on the Paris pike about four miles from Mt Sterling. One calf is red and black around 300 pounds. the other is black about 200 pounds. A reward is offered for information leading to their recovery. Smith Hurt.
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Paris Pike
Mt. Sterling
Smith
Fresh fish and vegetables delivered daily
Daily delivery of fresh fish and vegetables with prompt service and courteous treatment. Quality goods highlighted for regular customers.
Local health updates and recoveries in Lexington area
The column reports multiple illness recoveries and serious conditions. Mrs. Chas Howe and Mrs. S F Hamilton show improvement while Miss Mary Cockrell and Mrs. J Q Stephens remain very ill. James Maher is sick at home on West High. Mrs. Blount and Miss Alma Cox progress after operations. Pangburn and Duerson return home improving. Flo Shirley, operated on in Lexington, is able to be up and returning home soon. Jeffries at Good Samaritan hospital to come home this week.
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Chas. Howe
S. F. Hamilton
Mary Cockrell
J. Q. Stephens
James Maher
West High Street
John Blount
Lexington Hospital
Alma Cox
C. G. Pangburn
Lexington
F. C. Duerson
Philadelphia
Flo Shirley
Stucky
Good Samaritan
B. P. Jeffries
Good Samaritan Hospital
Effries
Religious Services Schedule At Local Churches
The Episcopal church holds services Wednesday at 10 am Friday 3 pm and Sunday 11 am The public is invited Rev J S Wilson to preach Sunday morning and evening at the Baptist church A full attendance is requested Mr Wilson and family move to the city next week Rev I W Watts will lead prayer Wednesday at 7 pm and preach Sunday morning and evening The Senior Epworth League meets Thursday at 7 pm with Miss Gladys Pieratt third vice president
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Episcopal Church
J. S. Wilson
The
Baptist Church
Epworth League
Gladys Pieratt
Millinery Opening Friday and Saturday in City
Mrs. H. C. Greenwade announces a spring millinery opening this Friday and Saturday. She promises everything modern and up-to-date with exquisite pattern hats for the ladies of the city. The Advocate for Printing.
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H. C. Greenwade
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
Manna
Ammar AA Ay
Sanitary Meat Market
the Advocate For Printing
I. F
Courtney Horton
United States
Alice Cassity
M. F. Crear
W. C. Jetton
Eddyville
Kentucky
Senate
Jetton
Kelly
Fair Sex
Laurel
R. Wallace
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
Wallace
Knox
5Th Avenue
Hornby
City of New York
Palm Beach
WALSH
Walsh Co
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