Personal Notices From Cincinnati to Tasmania
John H. Keller visited Cincinnati on business. Mrs. Howard Cavan visits Dr. and Mrs. Taulbee in Lexington. Laura Williams stays with relatives in Winchester. Mrs. Joe Punch visits son R. E. Punch in this city. Anise Hunt guests Rev. J. S. Wilson in Shelby county. Edward Hon of Detroit visits sister Nannie Hon. Lillian Welsh attends funeral of James Toohey Jr. in Winchester. Ollie Knight, Mrs. Albert Reed and N. B. Clarke of Sharpsburg visit. Rhodes Burton of Carlisle guests of G. C. East. Elizabeth Arnold returns from two months hospital treatment in Washington. W. A. Mason and wife leave for Louisville for medical care. Margaret Hadden back from Lexington visit with Mary Johnson. Dr. Edward Addison eminent Tasmanian physician touring world stays with Wm. Sledd. former classmate of Chas. E. Sledd at Transylvania University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Knight
Albert Reed
N. B. Clarke
Sharpsburg
Rhodes Burton
Carlisle
G. C. East
E. J. Addison
Tasmania
Australia
Wm. Sledd
Dr. Addison
Chas. E. Sledd
Transylvania University
Laird Shober and Co Oxford and Pump Sale at Punch Company
Laird Shober and Co offers Oxfords and Pumps at R E Punch Co with a range of styles and prices. The advertisement highlights new fittings and seasonally discount prices for men and women.
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Laird Shober & Co
Social events highlight church deacon dinner and Florida guest visit
Mr and Mrs W T Tyler host a six oclock dinner for Baptist church deacons at their Sycamore street home. Mrs Percy D Bryan entertained Miss Charlotte Rogers of Florida on Samuels avenue with four tables of Rock and a luncheon after elegant games and spring flowers.
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W. T. Tyler
the Baptist Church
Sycamore Street
Percy D. Bryan
Samuels Avenue
Charlotte Rogers
Florida
Rip Raiders Feed Baseball Team At Fairgrounds
The Rip Raiders of the High School YWCA hosted the baseball team Thursday morning at the fairgrounds to show appreciation for their wins. The girls prepared food as a gesture of support after a week of 5 am practice for the boys.
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Rip Raiders
Fairgrounds
Nell Fassett
Mattie Thomas
Mattie Pinney
Elizabeth Horton
Elizabeth Coleman
Margaret Nesbitt
Ruth Darsie
Bertha Elam
Emily Hazelrigg
Frances Hazelrigg
Frances Faulkner
Mildred Cisco
Mary Blevins
Alma Cockrell
Elizabeth Clay Highland
Barbara Tapp
Lillian Crail
Mary Sandifer
Miss Berkele
Notice to creditors in estate of N. O. Moss
All persons having claims against the estate of N. O. Moss deceased must present them proven for payment. Those indebted to the estate should call and settle. Mary D. Moss is administratrix. (58-21)
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N. O. Moss
Mary D. Moss
For Rent Two Modern Flats in Clay Me Kee
Two modern flats available for rent. Located in Clay Me Kee area with contemporary design. Contact for details and pricing.
U.S. Pats Carbon Re sale of Sugar
Attorney General Palmer announced a joint pledge with U S sugar refiners to curb resale to the trade and curb speculation. A clearing house will track distribution and help restrain excess buying as a wartime licensing idea is revived. The public expects only limited relief before July beet sugar enters the market. Palmer defended 17 to 18 cent Louisiana sugar pricing as lawful and beneficial to the public.
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Department of Justice
Palmer
Department
Washington
Louisiana
House
Wilson
Congress
His Best Relation Uncle Sam as My Military Relative
A humorous poem in which a child praises Uncle Sam as the best relative though unseen. The speaker explains how the father treats Uncle Sam as family, noting letters from him and the idea of Victory Bond interest. The piece blends patriotism with family affection and a child’s innocence.
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Sam
Butler lauds Overman act as finest post Sher man law
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler praised the Overman act in a National Press Club address in Washington. He said the act, enacted by a Democratic Congress, allowed the President to shift authority among executive departments to prosecute the war more quickly, second only to the Sherman act.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
National Press Club
Washington
Congress
Bargains in Automobiles from Strother Motors Co
Two Ford roadsters and a touring car offered by Strother Motors Co in good condition. Cars priced to sell and worth the money. Auction or sale terms unspecified.
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Strother Motors Co
Illnesses and recoveries in local community
The sick list notes Mrs. Tom Wilson is ill at home on Elm Street. Alene Dean is able to be out after influenza. Edward Williams, recently very ill with pneumonia, can be out. R. E. Punch has improved after confinement at home. W. T. Fitzpatrick at St. Joseph's Hospital Lexington plans to come home next week. Mrs. P. K. Muir returned from Lexington hospital after a serious operation and is recovering rapidly.
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Tom Wilson
Elm Street
Alene Dean
Edward Williams
R. E. Punch
W. T. Fitzpatrick
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lexington
P. K. Muir
St. Joseph Hospital
Mrs. Muir
Son Born to Cunningham Family in Ashland
On April 19 in Ashland Kentucky a son named James Kent was born to the wife of Thomas G Cunningham.
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Ashland
Thomas G. Cunningham
James Kent
Lecture by Philadelphia Dr C F Swift at Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia based Dr C F Swift noted lecturer will speak at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. It is hoped a large crowd will attend to hear this gifted and eloquent speaker.
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C. F. Swift
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Brixment Proclaimed Best Building Material by Monarch Mill Co
The Monarch Mill Co plans a Locust and Maysville street building and has purchased a carload of Brixment from Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Co, touting its strength plasticity and economy. Also noting new Stetson hats at Walsh's.
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Monarch Mill Co
Locust
Maysville
Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Co
City Clean-up Week Aims Sanitary Premises
This week is Clean-up Week with city wagons to haul rubbish placed in boxes or barrels from the curb. Wagons operate Thursday Friday and Saturday to help citizens improve and maintain sanitary premises. The City Health Office will survey after the campaign and report on city conditions. Women's clubs lead the effort with expectations of substantial results.
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Citigans
Suggarine Poultry Feed Boosts Egg Production
Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Co advertises Suggarine Poultry Feed as an egg producer, noting it has only been sold a few weeks with favorable reports. Also promotes New Manhattan Shirts at Walsh's.
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Mt. Sterling Commission and Storage Co
Kentucky Derby Saturday Showpiece At Louisville
The historic Kentucky Derby will be run at Louisville Saturday afternoon with many local attendees. The field includes some of the era’s great three year olds as speculation runs high on the likely winner. Also note a new line of spring and summer underwear at R E Punch & Co.
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Louisville
R. E Punch & Co
The woman who loved—and earned tale in society
A portrait of a woman who supported her husband through hard work. The piece reflects on love, partnership, and the economic role she played in sustaining their household.
Wash Suits for the Boys at Walsh's
New arrivals for boys wash suits and the season’s J. B. Stetson hats now on display at R. E. Punch & Co. The store promotes fresh outfits and headwear for the young customers.
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Walsh’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
John H. Keller
Cincinnati
Howard Cavan
J. H. Taulbee
Laura Williams
Winchester
Joe Punch
This
City
Anise Hunt
J. 8. Wilson
Shelby County
Edward Hon
Detroit, Mich
Nannie Hon
Lillian Welsh
James Toohey, Jr
Elizabeth Arnold
W. A. Mason
Mr. Mason
Margaret Hadden
Mary Johnson
Brian & Robinson Jewelers
Axminster
Crex
Deltex
U.S. Pats
By Mary Leon
Lit
Paw
Samuel
Brixment
McGuire Bros
W. H. Wright
Variety Store
South Bank Street
Manhattan
J. B. Stetson
R. E. Punch & Co
Dalton
T. J. Rentz
Short & Market Sts
Lexington, Ky
Ciacinnati
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