Mrs Sarah Stockton McClure Dies at 80 in County
Mrs Sarah Stockton McClure died last Friday at age 80 after a long illness. A longtime county resident and church member, she served in her Christian church from girlhood and was loved by all. Survived by son J B McClure and daughter Mrs Clay Carpenter, funeral held Sunday at 10 am at her home, Rev Battenfield of Lexington officiating, interment Machpelah Cemetery.
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Sarah Stockton McClure
Christian Church
J. B. McClure
Clay Carpenter
Battenfield
Lexington
Machpelah Cemetery
Ashes Brought Home for Ida M. Thomas Burial
The ashes of Ida M. Thomas who died in Berkeley California on April 23 were shipped to this city and interred Friday evening in Machpelah cemetery. She formerly lived here and is survived by two brothers Charles Thomas of Owenton and Eugene Thomas of this county and one niece Mrs J Clay Cooper.
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Ida M. Thomas
Berkley
Cal
Machpelah Cemetery
Thomas
Charles Thomas
Owenton
Eugene Thomas
This County
J. Clay Cooper
Sanitary Meat Market Ad Promises Quality Steaks
A compact advertisement promotes Sanitary Meat Market as the place for a good steak or roast. The notice emphasizes reliable cuts and local butchery services.
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Sanitary Meat Market
Marriage Licenses Issued Last Week in Bath County Area
Marriage licenses were issued last week including Matthew Millard Steel to Miss Ethel Swart of Bath county and James Setters aged 19 to Miss Lida Johnson aged 17. Also listed are Tandy Crow 22 of Clark county to Emily Barnette 16, Walter Chandler 15 to Nora Branham of Preston Bath county, and Jacob Hiler 38 farmer to Lillewah Chaney of Spencer in this county.
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Matthew Millard Steel
Ethel Swart
Bath County
James Setters
Lida Johnson
Tandy Crow
Clark County
Emily Barnette
Levee
Walter Chandler
Nora Branham
Preston
Jacob Hiler
Lillewah Chaney
Spencer
Filly Wins Derby in Historic Kentucky Finish
Regret owned by H P Whit ney of New York won the Kentucky Derby on Saturday from a strong field. Pebbles placed second with Sharpshooter third. The purse exceeded $10 000 and about 40 000 spectators attended the race.
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Regret
H. P. Whitney
New York
Pebbles
Sharpshooter
Marriage at Lexington for Millard Hainline and Margaret Cravens
Friends in Lexington were surprised to learn of the marriage between Millard R. Hainline and Margaret Cravens. Both formerly lived here with many friends and relatives. Hainline is a prosperous businessman and Cravens is regarded as a splendid lady. Best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Lexington
Millard R. Hainline
Margaret Cravens
Yearling mules arrive from Illinois for James M. Hutsell
James M Hutsell received a carload of yearling mules from Illinois praised as among the best in the county. Charles C McDonald bought a carload of cattle weighing 1360 pounds from Paul Thompson for the New York market at 7.44 cents per pound.
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James M. Hutsell
Illinois
Charles C. McDonald
Paul Thompson
New York
Narrow Escape For Driver On Highway
John F Frazer swerved to avoid a snake on the roadside and struck a fence instead. The car was damaged but Frazer escaped injury.
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John F. Frazer
Frazer
Sells Paris Property To Dr Ussery At Five Thousand
George Rassenfoss of this city sold his Paris residence at the corner of Seventh and High streets to Dr. W C Ussery for 5000 dollars last week.
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George Rassenfoss
Paris
W. C. Ussery
Seventh and
High Streets
Ping Pong Ducks For Sale By Local Breeder
For sale. Ping Pong ducks offered by D. R. Maupin, a breeder based on N. Maysville Street in Mt. Sterling Kentucky.
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D. R. Maupin
N. Maysville St
Mt. Sterling
Mrs Louise M Patterson Dies in Los Angeles
Old friends mourn the death of Mrs Louise M Patterson of Los Angeles California wife of late Dr J T Patterson Hamilton College president. She is survived by three sisters a son and many relatives. Hamilton College Board of Trustees adopted resolutions praising her influence and character. Cremation planned with ashes to be interred in Machpelah cemetery beside her husband.
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Louise M. Patterson
Los Angeles
Cal
J. T. Patterson
Hamilton
C. C. Patterson
Frazer Tops April Deposits at Equitable Life
John 8 Frazer field supervisor in this city receives a letter from H J Powell manager praising April performance. The note commends first place in deposits volume and cases for the month.
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John 8. Frazer
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Frazer
H. J. Powell
For Sale Black Horse and Carriage Gear
Dr. P. K. McKenna advertises an eight year old black horse with phaeton and harness. Described as sound gentle and safe for ladies and family use in The Advocate for printing.
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Black Horse
Phaeton
P. K. McKenna
Lecture on Hamlet by Prof J T C Noe at High School
Professor J T C Noe head of State University education department will lecture on Hamlet at 2 15 pm in the High School Auditorium. He is also a poet and playwright author of The Loom of Life and The Call of Blood praised by critics. Public invited to attend.
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J. T. C. Noe
Department of Education
State University
Noe
Boosting Party Heads to Owingsville for Judge Nomination
A group of prominent Democrats led by A. S. Hart and James H. Henry traveled to Owingsville on County Court Day to support W. B. White in the Democratic nomination for Circuit Judge as the Bath Circuit Court held its regular May term.
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A. S. Hart
L. L. Bridgforth
James H. Henry
M. O. Cockrell
Albert Hoffman
W. O. Chenault
M. B. French
Sidney J. Calk
Samuel W. Nixon
John A. Judy
Owingsville
W. B. White
Bath
Pheasants Nesting Boosts Local Stock
Imported Ring Neck pheasants released by the State Game Warden appear to be thriving at Mr. B. P. Jeffries farm. A nest with eggs was found days after release, suggesting these birds may rear young and become plentiful with careful protection by the community.
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B. P. Jeffries
Miss Rooney Accepts Position After Business Course
Miss Queen Rooney daughter of Mr and Mrs M Rooney of this city has completed a business course at W R Smith Business College Lexington and accepted a position with Mr John W Bain Secretary of the Blue Grass Fair Association Her friends applaud the good fortune.
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Queen Rooney
M. Rooney
W. R. Smith Business College
Lexington
John W. Bain
Blue Grass Fair Association
Burglars Busy Again On West High Street
Burglars broke into John R. Sharp’s West High Street home Monday night and stole two dollars in a change purse after taking his trousers. They also attempted to enter Allie Ratliff’s home but fled when frightened away.
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John R. Sharp
West High Street
Mr. Sharp
Allie Ratliff
Residence for Sale at Baptist Parsonage on West High Street
Brick residence known as the Baptist parsonage on West High street, currently occupied by Rev. J. S. Wilson. Property is in thorough repair and desirable. Inquiries to W. A. Sutton or W. T. Tyler.
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Baptist Parsonage
West High Street
J. S. Wilson
W. A. Sutton
W. T. Tyler
New Automobiles Change Hands In Local Deals
Dr. Paul K. McKenna sold his Buick to County Clerk Keller Greene and bought a handsome 1915 Buick. Attorney R G Kern purchased a Ford runabout.
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Paul K. McKenna
Keller Greene
R. G. Kern
Man’s House Choked With Flies After Poor Screening
Local tale recounts a man in town who failed to screen his windows. His house now swarms with flies, a warning to seek advice from The McCormick Lumber Co for proper screening solutions.
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McCormick Lumber Co
Obituary: Mrs. Elizabeth Clay Thomas 28
Mrs Elizabeth Clay Thomas wife of R P Thomas died Saturday night after brief illness at age 28 She was highly popular in Central Kentucky with a sunny disposition and left two daughters and her father M C Clay Funeral at home with Christian church Rev Clyde Darsie officiating burial in Machpelah cemetery The Advocate extends condolences to the family The Fair promoting Turkish towels at discount.
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Elizabeth Clay Thomas
R. P. Thomas
Clay
Central
Kentucky
M. C. Clay
Clyde Darsie
The
Christian Church
Thomas
Machpelah
Court of Appeals Refuses Mandate in Local Option Case
The Court of Appeals yesterday overruled the appellees motion to issue the mandate in the Young vs Trimble local option case and similar motions from Shelby Bourbon and Scott counties. Under the ruling saloons will operate until May 25.
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Court of Appeals
Appellees
D. N. Young
B. W. Trimble
Shelby
Bourbon
Scott Counties
Bishop Camillus Maes Dies at 69 in Covington Diocese
Bishop Camillus P Maes of the Covington diocese died early Tuesday from a complication of diseases. He was 69 and served as a bishop in the Roman Catholic Church.
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Camillus P. Maes
Covington
Barber Shop Moves and Local Grocery Deals
Dick Everett announces move of his barber shop to the pool room space formerly United Clothing Store. A few seed potatoes remain for sale at 50 cents per bushel and fresh vegetables are available at Vanarsdell's.
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United Clothing Store
Sanitary Meat Market
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San-Tox
Bassett Drug Co
W. S. Lloyd
DERBY
J.D. Hazelrigg & Son
California
Montgomery County
the Advocate For Printing
Maes
Greenwade’s
Dick” Everett
Vanarsdell’s
Flanna
Land & Priest
Pictoria
Pictoria Ie
Johin Hl
Keller
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