Maysville Narrowly BeatsMt Sterling in Blue Grass League
Maysville defeats Mt Sterling 6 to 2 at Fair Grounds Park on Sunday in a pitchers duel that broke open in the sixth inning. Townsend relieved Warren after four straight hits produced four runs as Einemann held Mt Sterling to six hits. Key plays featured Ellis, Day and Class with solid defense and Bilis involved in two of Mt Sterling’s three double plays.
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Maysville
Fair Grounds Park
Warren
Townsend
Sterling
Ellis
Einemann
Mt. Sterling
Day
Bilis
AB. R. H. PO
A. E. Fortner
Connolly
E Kresser
Dresel
Bosken
Woods
Lee
Blake
Lackey
Cluss
Wood
Einnemann
Margerum
Caldwell
Sunday Baseball Scores From Nearby Games
Aris defeats Cynthiana 10 to 4 as six runs come in the ninth inning. Lexington shuts out Winchester 5 to 0 with Munhollen pitching. Cynthiana visits Thursday as Harrison county hopes to end a skid. Mt Sterling expects Townsend on the mound for a sharp show. Now is Straw Hat time with Knox or Hopkins The Walsh Co. Incorporated.
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Aris
Cynthiana
Lexington
Winchester
Munhollen
Harrison County
Townsend
Mt. Sterling
Knox Or Hopkins
The
Walsh Co., Incorporated
Knox
Hopkins
Real estate sale on Holt Avenue finalized for James Robinson
F. D. Richardson, agent, sold a house and lot on Holt Avenue from Clay Miller to James Robinson for 2635 dollars. Possession is set for May 15.
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F. D. Richardson
Clay Miller
Holt Avenue
James Robinson
B Frank Perry Is Chosen President Of Exchange Bank Head
At a May meeting of Exchange Bank of Kentucky directors B Frank Perry was elected president replacing M A Prewitt. J Dawson Brother becomes cashier with a slate of directors including B Frank Perry B W Senff E L William Thomas Kennedy and W K Prewitt. Also announced Walsh Co sells Knox and Hopkins straw hats starting tomorrow.
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Exchange Bank of Kentucky
B. Frank Perry
J. Dawson Brother
B. W. Senff
E. L. William
Thomas Kennedy
W. K. Prewitt
Perry
M. A. Prewitt
Mr. Brother
Mr. Perry
Brother
County High School Commencement Calendar Highlights
The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. C. A. Ray on May 21 at the Christian church. Class day is May 23 at 10 AM in the High School auditorium. The tenth annual commencement is May 23 at 8 PM with Dr. A. W. Fortune. An annual banquet occurs May 19 at the school. Rural eighth grade commencement is May 31 at 2:30 PM with Rev. Olaf Hamilton.
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C. A. Ray
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
A. W. Fortune
Olaf Hamilton
The
Baptist Church
Ice distribution to Mt Sterling by Crystalizers Cold Storage
Mr. Sterling Storage and Commission Company will become distributor of Crystalizers ice processed at Ashland. Ice will be shipped in refrigerator cars, unloaded into a sanitary freezer, and distributed by experienced personnel under strict sanitary methods. Also sale of women's heavy silk hose at discount by The Walsh Co. Inc.
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P. Greenwade
Mr. Sterling Storage and Commission Company
Crystalizers Cold Storage Company
Ashland
Walsh Co., Inc
The
New Auto Agency Opens After Selecting Cleveland Six
Samuel L. Taylor, after visiting Chicago and Cincinnati and reviewing many makes, chose a Cleveland six cylinder coupe for personal use and later secured the Cleveland agency in the county. He will open a service station offering real service. Watch for opening time and location in The Advocate.
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Samuel L. Taylor
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Taylor
Executor's Notice for John W. Wilson Claims
Public notice from executor B. Frank Perry requests all known claims against the late John W. Wilson be filed promptly after proper proof.
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John W. Wilson
B. Frank Perry
Third Payment To Be Made To Pool Growers
The Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association plans a May 20 third payment to members, likely the final one, funded by selling re dried holdings. Government reports and crop size point to favorable results, with 1 256 new contract signers since March 1 across Kentucky Ohio Indiana and West Virginia. Secretary Earley prepares 75 000 checks for landlords tenants banks and growers with signatures aided by a signing machine.
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Burley Tobacco
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
James C. Stone
Stone
Denmark
Copenhagen
Barley Association
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Field Service Division
William Collins
Collins
H. Lee Barley
Wek
Earley
Local High School baseball team routs Lexington team 16 to 9
Wet field and fast play marked Friday afternoon action as the local high school defeated Lexington High 16 to 9. The win shows the team can beat the best, with confidence rising for upcoming games. Court Day noted with Mt. Sterling stock market reservations for cattle and sheep.
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Fair Grounds Park
Lexington
Builders Rent East Main Street Factory for Mattresses
H B Carter and A H Gross rent a large brick building on East Main Street from Miss Hattie William to manufacture mattresses.
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H. B. Carter
A. H. Gross
Make Your Backyards Look Like Your Front Yards
A home improvement style guide urges homeowners to harmonize outdoor spaces by mirroring the design motifs, plant choices, and textures of front yards in the rear gardens for cohesive curb appeal.
Consecrated Life Comes To End
Mrs Ellen Gallagher aged 65 wife of Mike Gallagher died at her Winn Street home this morning after a pneumonia illness. Devout Catholic and regular church attendee she was praised as a noble neighbor wife and sister. Surviving are three brothers Henry Frank and Mike Maher and two sisters Mrs Bud McCracken and Mrs Hugh Highland. Funeral at St Patrick's Church Thursday at 9 with Father E J Corby officiating and burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Ellen Gallagher
Mike Gallagher
Winn Street
Henry Maher
Frank Maher
Lexington
Mike Maher
Covington
Bud McCracken
Hugh Highland
Carlisle
St. Patrick’s Church
E. J. Corby
St. Thomas Cemetery
Missing Word Page offers $50 in weekly prizes
An advocate announces a thirteen week Missing Word Page with weekly advertisements omitting a word. Readers submit written answers for cash prizes including 25, 10, 5, and ten 1 dollar awards. No staff can participate. Also offered is cottage cheese for sale at 20 cents per pint and cream at 25 cents per pint, call 899.
World War Hero Arthur Pierce Dies at 24
Arthur Pierce, a World War II era hero, died after a long illness at his Harrison avenue home. He served two years in the army with eight months in France, endured multiple battles, and was wounded four times including a severe Marne gas attack. He is survived by two county sisters. Funeral at Antioch with Montgomery Post, American Legion honors. Commander C T Coleman led services.
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Arthur Pierce
Harrison Avenue
Young Pierce
France
Marne
Antioch
Montgomery Post, American Legion
C. T. Coleman
Lewis Killpatrick
Sale of Jerseys by Hill and Maze Raises Strong Bids
T. B. Hill and George Maze sold thirty four head of Tennessee Jersey cattle on Saturday. Sixteen springers brought $23 to $55 per head while cows fresh with calf by side sold from $50 to $77. The crowd was good and bidding for fresh cows was lively.
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T. B. Hill
George Maze
Furnished rooms for rent on East High Street
Call at 21 East High Street or phone 909 to inquire about furnished rooms for rent.
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High Street
Gate City Inn Proposed for Mt. Sterling Hotel
Many homes are considered for Mt. Sterling's new hotel project with The Gate City Inn among the latest candidates. Community interest grows as developers evaluate site suitability and potential impact on local economy.
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Mt. Sterling
The
Gate City
Ing
End of Long Suffering for Coleman B. Reid
Coleman B. Reid, 68, died at his Richmond Avenue home after a two year tuberculosis illness. He previously ran a flour mill at Stepstone and was known as an upright, helpful man. Funeral planned for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Clyde Darsie presiding. burial in Machpelah cemetery. Survived by one sister Mrs. Susie J. Stone. wife predeceased him four years ago.
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Coleman B. Reid
Richmond Avenue
Reid
Stepstone
Clyde Darsie
The
Christian Church
Machpelah Cemetery
Susie JB. Stone
Berry
Lost tire and rim on Levee or Kidd Ville Pike
Lost Sunday a 33x4 Silvertown Goodrich tire and rim on Levee or Kiddville Pike. Reward offered by L. P. Keith of Clay City Kentucky.
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Kiddville Pike
New
Silvertown Goodrich Tire and Rim
L. P. Keith
Clay City
Great Day With Local Churches Record Attendance
Sunday schools across the city and county held Go-To-Sunday-School Day with high turnout. Mt Sterling Christian Church reported 702 attendees, Presbyterian 227, Baptist 231, and Methodist 355. other totals could not be obtained.
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Mt. Sterling Christian Church
Presbyterian
The
Baptist
Methodist
Cream separator wanted by local buyer
Wanted for purchase a good cream separator. Contact E. H. Mos at phone 894. (59-tf)
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E. H. Mos
Obituary: Mrs Hiram Daley of Flemingsburg Dies at 74
Mrs Hiram Daley aged 74 wife of the Flemingsburg Times Democrat editor died after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church South conducted by Rev P F Adams and she was buried Monday afternoon. She was the daughter of the late Judge W O Phillips of Mason county. She is survived by her husband and two children Charles P Daley of Rowan county and Mrs Elizabeth D Wood of Flemingsburg.
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Hiram Daley
Flemingsburg
Lexington man buys Ryan Cafe on South Maysville Street
Edward Doyle of Lexington closed a deal last week with William Ryan of this city to purchase Ryan Cafe on South Maysville street. Doyle is well known to many citizens and comes highly recommended to Mr. Sterling.
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Edward Doyle
Lexington
William Ryan
Ryan
Maysville Street
Doyle
Sterling
Montgomery County Fair Opens July 19
The Montgomery County Fair will open its annual meeting July 19 and run for four days with stock reservations already under way. Stock will travel to Ashland from July 10 for six days, then to Mt Sterling for four days, and to Henderson for six days. Secretaries and managers expect fast runners and a strong floral hall showing plus top music. The Walsh Co. advertises silk hose on sale for a few days.
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Montgomery County
Ashland
Mt Sterling
Henderson
Mt. Sterling
Wilkerson
Pupil Piano Recital Draws Large Baptist Church Audience
Miss Minnie Graves led a Friday night recital in the Sunday School rooms of the Baptist church. A large crowd enjoyed a spring floral decorated auditorium and a program where each pupil showed careful training. Featured performers included Mary Bridgforth Catherine Redmond Winifred Wilson Margaret Wilson Vestal Mackie Elizabeth Prewitt Virginia Ayres Mary B. Anderson Lucille Anderson Marene Cockrell Ada McKee Helen Redmond Mary Ellen Byrd Elizabeth Collier Rose Punch Edna Dee Owings Mary Morris Susan Gatewood Elizabeth Bogie Margaret Guthrie and Genieve Settles.
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Minnie Graves
the Baptist Church
Mary Bridgforth
Catherine Redmond
Winifred Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Vestal Mackie
Elizabeth Prewitt
Virginia Ayres
Mary B
Flying visit of former Baptist pastor Bomar
Dr. E. E. Bomar of South Carolina, former pastor of the local Baptist church, was in town last week between trains on his way to Lexington. He preached at the First Baptist Church last Sunday and shared a message of love during brief calls.
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E. E. Bomar
South Carolina
Lexington
First Baptist Church
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Syva
Weetiacees
Sid's
Ho Paehass
Cynthiana Winchester
B. Frank
Knox and Hopkins
County High School
ICE Distributors
Advocate For Printing
Mt. Sterling Stock Yards
Mt. Sterling May Market
Jersey
H. B. Rin- Go
Daley
Rynn Cafe
Coleman’s Insurance Agency
Rogers Building
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