Irvine baseball team to play here Sunday
The Mt. Sterling Baseball Team will play Irvine Sunday afternoon May 30 at 3 P.M. at the Fair Grounds park. Irvine comes highly recommended as one of the strongest in the state after defeats of Lexington Hustlers 16 to 5 and Versailles 18 to 3. Mt. Sterling plans a strong lineup with Martin at first Shanklin at second Hopins at short Skidmore at third Dunavent or All Jf Jones outfielders Dower or Sewell Jr Ben Scott catcher Wells or Manley pitcher. Admission 50 cents men 25 cents boys. ladies admitted free. Watch for a date with a Cincinnati team later in season.
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Mt. Sterling
Irvine
Fair Grounds Park
Martin
Shanklin
Hopins
Skidmore
Dunavent
All
Jones
Dower
Sewell
Ben Scott
Wells
Manley
Cub
Cincinnati
Former Local Boy Makes Good in Indiana
Isaac T. Rogers Jr. from this city now in Indianapolis has risen from yard overseer at Maas Neimeyer Lumber Co to head of the Cost Department and now manager of Standard Grocery Co. with a chain of 24 stores. His new salary is 3120 dollars plus commissions, and friends here wish him continued success.
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Isaac T. Rogers, Jr
Indianapolis
Hoosier State
Rogers
Tom Grubbs To The Bar After Graduation
Mt Sterling native Tom Grubbs said he will practice law in Mt Sterling after graduating in June from the University. Grubbs took the bar exam in Lexington and has been a standout pitcher for the Wildcats, with an unofficial no hit no run game against Miami University in Oxford on the northern swing.
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Tom Grubbs
Wildcats
Mt. Sterling
Jawn McGraw
New York Giants
Grubbs
Lexington
Wildcat
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Lexington Herald
Shoe Price Drop Predicted For Late Next Winter
Edward A. Brand of the Tanners' Council testifies before a Senate inquiry that shoe prices should fall late next winter and in spring as leather costs decline. He notes delays due to preproduction and says savings won't show until the season ahead.
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Edward A. Brand
Tanners’ Council of the
United States
Senate Committee of
Brand
Salvation Army Campaign Ends May 29 With Prizes
The Salvation Army drive concludes next Saturday May 29 led by local young women. Merchants offer prizes to top collectors as the city seeks to meet its quota and support the Army's work for the poor and needy. Blue bonnets join in helping the cause without delaying care for the sick and needy.
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Salvation Army
Montgomery County
Hartman Trunks in Five Styles Shown in Mt Sterling
The Walsh Co presents Hartman trunks in five distinct styles displayed in Mt Sterling. Shoppers can compare options on site and evaluate design, materials, and value offerings.
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Hartman
Mt. Sterling
Walsh Co
Odd Fellows Meet With Their Brethren at Salt Lick
The Watson Lodge No. 32 delegation attended Bath Lodge No. 40 in Salt Lick Tuesday night the 25th to witness the conferring of the first and second degrees on three candidates W T Tyl er Walter Reis senger Clarence Barnes and William Seabee. The evening was one of enjoyment with delightful refreshments as the delegates were out all night and returned home early.
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Watson Lodge No. 32
Bath Lodge No. 40
Salt Lick
W. T. Tyler
Walter Reissenger
Clarence Barnes
William Seabee
Walter H. Wright
A. L. Mitchell
John Freeland
Lewis Howard
Lewis Myers
W. J. McCarty
Silk and Isle Men’s Half Hose at Punch Co
Silk and isle colored men’s half hose offered by R E Punch & Co with a full range of colors available for choice.
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R. E. Punch & Co.s
Good Roads Bond Issue Backed by Montgomery Fiscal Court
The Montgomery County Fiscal Court argues for a $300,000 bond to fund state built roads due to deteriorating macadam surfaces. They propose a 20 cent tax and state construction within ten to fifteen years, while the Advocate opposes extra levies. The petition seeks voter input on the bond measure.
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Bourbon
Menefee
Clark
Bath County
Sentinel- Democrat
Montgomery
Kentucky
County High Closes Successful Term
The Montgomery County High School closed its term with a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J. L. Clark of the Methodist church. Class Day exercises and commencement at the chapel honored the 1920 class with Hobart Grooms as secretary and Elizabeth Barnes as second honors holder.
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Montgomery County
J. L. Clark
Methodist Church
Clyde Darsie
Hobart Grooms
William Cord
Elizabeth Barnes
William Settles
Homer Carpenter
Richmond
John Grooms
Jeffersonville
Edna Hastie
Elizabeth Frances Barnes
Harlen Hobart Grooms
Edna Maybelle Hastie
Marian Melrose Hastie
Myrtle Holder
Lucille Estill Payne
William Coke Settles
Ida McKinley Steele
Nellie Jane Steele
Georgie Bert Wyatt
Elsie Mae Stephens
Body of Lieut. Blevins Reaches Hoboken
A War Department message to George Blevins says Lieut. Blevins body has reached Hoboken and will be shipped to the city on May 30 arriving a few days later. Funeral services will be held at the grave with burial at Machpelah cemetery.
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War Department
George Blevins
Lieut. Blevins
Hoboken
Machpelah Cemetery
Samuel Holland Buys Cleaning Plant Stands With York Gordon Estate
Samuel Holland purchased the cleaning plant of the W. P. Gordon estate and will operate at the same stand. The ad notes Sugarine as the best chicken feed and offers delivery via Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co. Also mentions women's silk hose by Best at R. E. Punch & Co.
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Samuel Holland
W. P. Gordon
Mt. Sterling Commission & Storage Co
R. E. Punch & Co
Injunction Proceeds Delayed Over Bond Vote
Montgomery County residents face delay as a motion to dissolve a restraining order in the bond issue case will not be heard until next Wednesday or Thursday. The Advocate explains the procedural lapse and the reliance on a visiting judge, noting potential further postponements and a clash with promised speedy action.
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Montgomery County
Kerr
Lexington
Court of Appeals
Advocate
Captain Nelson Weds Virginia Bride in Quiet Home Ceremony
Captain Robert L. Nelson of this city marries Miss Sarah Watts of Portsmouth Virginia at the bride’s home at high noon on Saturday. The couple, now honeymooning with Nelson’s parents, comes after his rapid service promotions and noted record.
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Robert L. Nelson
Sarah Watts
Portsmouth
Nelson
E. Y. Nelson
Henry Watts
Old South
Capt. Nelson
E. ¥. Nelson
Tom Holland Sustains Ankle Injury At Fair Grounds
Tom Holland stepped from a farm wagon at the Fair Grounds and twisted the ankle landing on a rolling stone. The small bone above the ankle joint was broken but officials say the injury is not serious.
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Tom Holland
Fair Grounds
Serius
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