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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1919

Page

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Circuit Court to Convene with Dense Docket in Mt Sterling

Montgomery County Circuit Court under Judge William A. Young will convene Monday October 20 in Mt Sterling for a large common law docket. The roster includes cases such as Greenwade vs Whaley Chesapeake and Ohio Rail Road Norfolk Southern and many others plus equity appearances and grand and petit juries.

Montgomery County J. M. Venable Floyd Horton L. & N. Railroad C. & O. Railroad Newton Smoot Tom Allen Grimes Smoot Arthur Jacobs Kelly Murphy D. E. May Dr. G. M. Horton Thomas Satterfield H. C. Ragan Caleb Chanault Kentucky Utilities Co Grant Willoughby N. B. Willoughby Ida H Stoner Robert H. Winn Pinney-Griggs Co E. H. Moss Commonwealth of Kentucky C. W. Jean Co John W. William Harris Howard E. R. Wade W. W. Eubank, Sr Corinne Patton Henry Mason Bettie Mason Ollie Woosley J. D. Woosley Della Walters Kerney Walters Mary M. Martin William Martin J. H. Lee G. C. Drake Ethel Wilson Espy Wyatt Mary Lee Williams Harvey Williams Ethel Childers W. K. Childers Maggie T. Bryant Andrew Bryant Phoenix and Third Trust Co Corona Laughlin Stella Hatton Edward Hatton Grand Jury John Robinson Marshall Myers J. P. Young A. W. Ficklin J. R. Lyons Thomas Warner Charles T. Wyatt John W. Lockridge S. P. Green

Auto Accident Proves Serious in Paris Pike Crash

Millard R. Hainline of this city sustained serious injuries Sunday night when his car collided with an unlighted vehicle on the Paris pike between Paris and Lexington. Hainline and Dee Smith were in the car, which locked wheels, then another lightless car struck him as he tried to separate the two vehicles. His leg was broken and internal injuries were feared. He was taken to the St Joseph Infirmary in Lexington for treatment.

Millard R. Hainline Paris Pike Lexington Hainline St. Joseph Infirmary

Engagement Announced for Martha Simrall and Dr W R Dye

Dr and Mrs W T Simrall announce the engagement of their daughter Martha to Dr W R Dye. The wedding will be this fall at the bride's home. Miss Simrall, a Norton Memorial Hospital trained nurse, is among Mr Sterling's popular sisters. Dr Dye serves as rector of Episcopal churches in this city and Winchester.

W. T. Simrall Martha W. R. Dye Miss Simrall Norton Memorial Hospital Sterling Dye Winchester

Local man honored for high sales at Pacific Mutual Life

Robert L. Coleman returned from Pittsburgh where he attended a convention of agents of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. He was elected vice president of the Big Tree Club, formed by the company’s top producers. Among 1 000 agents, Coleman ranks ninth in business written, a record to be proud of. Men's Corduroy Suits at

Robert L. Coleman Pittsburgh Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Coleman Big Tree Club Mr. Coleman

Farm Brings Big Price on 120 Acres Near City

Will Ed Jones sold on Monday his 120 acre farm on the Coons pike about five miles from the city to Dr. W. B. Robinson. The price was $300 per acre with a $1,000 bonus. Dr. Robinson agrees to pay taxes and take possession March 1. Head lettuce and cantaloupes at Vanarsdell's.

Elizabeth Wyatt sells bungalow on North Sycamore Street

Miss Elizabeth Wyatt sold her modern frame bungalow on North Sycamore Street to Ed Todd yesterday. The house is nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy soon. Price paid for the property was not made public.

Elizabeth Wyatt Todd Sycamore Street

Box supper planned at Levee Grove Schoolhouse

Notice for a box supper at Levee Kentucky Grove Schoolhouse on Saturday night October 11 at 7 30 o clock all are invited PD

Locust Grove Levee

Notable Names in Local Directory Listing

A long list of residents and figures appears in the contemporary directory including J. C. Gaitskill Jr, G. M. Roberts, J. W. Langston, R. R. Hutchinson, Lee Trimble, J. S. Wheeler, J. W. Henry, J. P. Highland, W. G. Marshall, W. M. Kincaid, W. H. Richardson, Thomas Canan, John L. Coleman, A. W. Stofer and A. B. Hall.

Mt Sterling Fair Company Announces Four Day Fall Race Meeting

Mt Sterling Fair Company organizes a four day racing meeting at Montgomery County Fair Grounds starting October 2. Directors include A S Johnson W C Clay C G Pangburn John M McCormick and D B Skidmore with A S Johnson president W C Clay vice president and G B Senff secretary treasurer. The program promises four thoroughbred races daily plus trotting or pacing, with stables from Lexington Latonia and Louisville and a carnival company. Proceeds benefit Mary Chiles Hospital and a tobacco and corn show on day one offers prizes for tobacco classes and corn yields.

Mt. Sterling Fair Company A .S. Johnson W. C. Clay C. G. Pangburn John M. McCormick D. B. Skidmore Johnson G. B. Senff Lexington Latonia Louisville Mont

Oil Wells Reported Complete in Menefee County

The Big Pete Oil Company completed two wells on the Pete Brown farm in Menefee county. No 2 is estimated at 75 barrels and No 3 at 125 barrels. No 2, drilled by R A Chiles on the J J Bach farm, is reported good for 100 barrels.

Big Pete Oil Company Pete Brown Menefee County R. A. Chiles J. J. Bach

Boys' Army Shoes for School Guaranteed by Walsh Co

Walsh Co guarantees boys army shoes for school use. Durable construction promises reliable wear through daily use and active play, backed by company assurance of quality and service.

Walsh Co

Clothing Wanted for the Poor by Mrs Norris

Mrs L Norris visiting nurse asks for clothing donations for Mr Sterling's needy this winter. Call the Rest Room and she will send for bundles.

Real Estate Transfers in Smithville and Harrison Avenue

Real estate agents Rogers and Corbin report sale of Lula Pitman residence on Harrison Avenue to Ella Daniels for an undisclosed price. A tenant cottage owned by Emma D. Walker in Smithville addition sold to Robert Conner.

Rogers & Corbin Lula Pitman Harrison Avenue Ella Daniels Price Emma D. Walker Robert Conner Smithville Addition

World Series Thriller As Cubs Top Reds In Ten Innings

Chicago won 5 to 4 over Cincinnati in ten innings, tying the series at two games each. Cincinnati needs one more win to clinch, with the next game set in Cincinnati then shifting to Chicago if Chicago triumphs tomorrow. Local fans crowd the Reds gatherings while ads urge buying at The Walsh Co.

Chicago Cincinnati Reds

Aged City Resident J Q Stephens Critically Ill

J Q Stephens a venerable father of Charles B Stephens is critically ill at his home on Locust street. Due to extreme age little hope is held for recovery.

J. Q. Stephens Charles B. Stephens Locust Street

Nancy Thomson Household Goods Sale on Clay Street

Mrs Nancy Thomson will hold a sale of household goods at her residence on Clay Street Saturday October 18 at 2 oclock PM Col George W Corbin is auctioneer The Advocate for printing

Nancy Thomson Clay Street George W. Corbin

Y W C A Organized At The High School

Miss Ruth Darsie was named president of the Y W C A unit organized at the high school last Wednesday under Emma Jones Y W C A field secretary. Permanent advisory board includes Mrs J W Hedden Jr Mrs Lee O Rear Miss Flo Shirley and others with Margaret Nesbit as vice president and Louise O Rear as secretary treasurer. First meeting will be a social event at the school Friday evening.

Ruth Darsie Emma Jones J. W. Hedden, Jr Lee O’rear Flo Shirley Alice Cassity Ben Turner Edna Berkele Margaret Nesbit Louise O’rear

Knitting Worsted Two-Ounce Balls on Sale

The beautiful Caron Knitting Worsted for sweaters in two oz balls priced at 59 cents. All shades available at Oldham's.

Oldham’s

Porter announces engagement of Dazey Porter to Capt. Thomas McCoun

Mr. Joseph W. Porter announces the betrothal of his daughter Dazey to Capt. Thomas Bullitt McCoun of Frankfort and Mt Sterling. The wedding is planned for November. Miss Porter is the daughter of J. W. Porter, president of the Title Guarantee and Trust Company, from a wealthy cultured family. Captain McCoun, son of Mrs. Nancy Burbridge McCoun, has just returned from overseas service in the aviation corps and is regarded as a successful young man with many friends in the community.

Joseph W. Porter Dazey Moore Thomas Bullitt McCaun Frankfort Mt. Sterling Miss Porter J. W. Porter Title Guarantee and Trust Company Captain McCoun Nancy Burbridge McCoun Aviation Corps Mr. Sterling

Best beef pork lamb and veal at Vanarsdells

Vanarsdells showcases top cuts of beef pork lamb and veal with daily specials and fresh selections. Shoppers can find quality matched to value as the market promotes seasonal meats and ready to cook options.

Vanarsdells Wilson Meat Market

Roofing for Sale Second-hand Tin Roof 19 by 65 Feet

Mrs K C Clarke offers a second-hand tin roof measuring 19 by 65 feet at a bargain price. Suitable for quick sale, inquire with the seller for details and contact information.

K. C. Clarke

Real estate transfers and church property deals noted

W C Mackie sold his West Winn street property to Mrs John F Richardson for 1620 dollars. Grassy Lick M E Church trustees bought the W C Hamilton residence on Holt avenue for a church parsonage. Dr T C Stackhouse of Lexington leaves Mt Sterling Baptist Church for First Baptist Church in Apalachicola Florida starting next month. J and M shoes advertised by Walsh Co with full styles shown.

W. C. Mackie West Winn Street John F. Richardson M. E Grassy Lick W. C. Hamilton Holt Avenue T. C. Stackhouse Lexington Mt. Sterling Baptist Church First Baptist Church Apalachicola Fla

The Walsh Co Advertises Spring Goods and Hats

Second hand tin roofing prices show an advance while Walsh Co offers low prices on spring goods. Buy now for cured meats hams bacon dried beef and new Knox and Stetson hats. Best showing yet from The Walsh Co.

The Walsh Co Wilson Meat Market Knox

Gov Black to Speak Here at Courthouse Event

Governor James D. Black will address Democrats at the Courthouse on Thursday night October 16 at 8 o'clock. Campaign chair Lind sey R. Douglas organizes the event inviting local ladies and urging county Democrats to attend. Other speakers may include Congressmen Barkley and Heflin as election enthusiasm grows statewide.

James D. Black Lindsey R. Douglas Black Barkley Tom” Heflin

HISTORY CLUBS OPENS AT WOMAN'S HISTORY CLUB

The Woman's History Club held an opening reception at its rooms Friday afternoon with about 150 of 200 members present. The Garden Department and outside exhibitors displayed fall flowers and ribbons were awarded to four members. Dainty refreshments were served. Out of town guests included Mrs. Mc Dowell and several others from Cynthiana Nicholasville Owingsville.

Woman’s History Club Henry Seniour Price Calk T. Foster Rogers L. T. Chiles McDowell Woman’s Club of Cynthiana Joseph Balzell Turney William Oldham Nicholasville Espy Goodpaster Brother Owingsville

Welcome Service at Baptist Church Sunday Evening

At 7 30 p m the city pastors join for a welcome service at the Baptist Church. The program includes Scripture reading and prayer by Rev W R Dye of the Episcopalian Church. Rev Clyde Darsie Christian Church delivers Welcome by Community and Rev M V T Yeaman Presbyterian presents Welcome by Pastors. Rev J L Clark Methodist gives Welcome by Pastors with a response by R C Goldsmith Baptist. Old time gospel hymns are interspersed.

Baptist Church W. R. Dye Episcopalian Church Clyde Darsie M. V. T. Yeaman J. L. Clark R. C. Goldsmith Baptist

Illness of Squire Abner Oldham Deepens in Lexington

Squire Abner Oldham of Lexington is seriously ill at his home. He is an uncle to A. B. Oldham, C. K. Oldham, and Mrs. Wilson, as well as Mrs. J. B. Bogie, Mrs. J. H Woodford, and Judge W. C. Chenault of the county.

Squire Abner Oldham Lexington Mr. Oldham Messrs A. B C. K. Oldham Wilson J. 8. Bogie J. H Woodford W. C. Chenault County

Mrs Ellis Taul Remains in Serious Condition After Stroke

Mrs. Ellis Taul of Pilot View who suffered a paralytic stroke about two weeks ago remains in a serious condition as doctors monitor her recovery and possible treatment options.

Ellis Taul Pilot View

Shoes Sold Only by The Walsh Company

J and M Shoes and Dunlap Shoes are described as good and sold exclusively by The Walsh Company.

Dunlap Walsh Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Circuit Court Montgomery County Circuit Court R. E. Punch & Co Vanarsdell’s Gomery County Fair Mary Chiles Hospital Menefee Booming the Advocate For Printing Gov. Black
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