Lexington Wedding: Miss Helen Hamilton Wed to George Lancaster
In Lexington on Friday Miss Helen Hamilton daughter of Judge and Mrs. Marion Hamilton of Lebanon Ohio married George Lancaster son of Mrs. Walker Lancaster of Winchester. Lancaster an assistant cashier at the Phoenix Hotel will reside with his bride at the hotel in Lexington after the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Helen Hamilton
George Lancaster
Hamilton
Marion Hamilton
Lebanon
Ohio
Phoenix Hotel
Lancaster
Walker Lancaster
Winchester
Charles M. Hamilton
Pete Cockrell
Phoenix
Renicks Step Down From McCombs Oil Firm
Abram Renick, president, resigns from the McCombs Oil Producing and Refining Company, with secretary Felix Renick also resigning. They deny being prompted by a suit filed last month by thirteen stockholders seeking 3,000,000 shares of stock and cancellation for lack of consideration. The Renicks reportedly hold large oil interests in Lee County and may align with Kentucky oil holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Renick
McCombs Oil Producing and Refining Company
Felix Renick
Renicks
Lee County
Kentucky
Baptists Rally Behind 75 Million Southern Campaign
Kentucky Baptists show strong enthusiasm for the Southern Baptist $75 million drive to be raised November 30 to December 7 1919. The appeal will fund missions a hospital in Louisville care for aged ministers and orphans. 76 associations across Kentucky have accepted their apportionments and plan to exceed them. Dr George W Truett will tour the state in support with speaking engagements announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Southern Baptists
George W. Truett
Dallas
Texas
Clothing drive to aid Ara Armenians and Syrians urged
October 15 to 22 are set aside to gather clothing for the destitute Ara Armenians and Syrians. A ship leaves New York November 15 to carry garments for winter distribution. W. C. Hamilton chairs the county drive and calls for public donations.
Sullivan Company Buys New U S Truck For Expansion
G D Sullivan & Co purchases a U S Truck with modern equipment to extend operations and broaden their working territory. The move signals growth and investment in fleet capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Sullivan & Co
U. S
Pieper Opens Grocery Department in Store Rear
H Hi Pieper adds a full grocery department at the rear of his storerooms. The new department opened Wednesday and housewives citywide are taking advantage of the opportunity to buy a complete line of edibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hi. Pieper
H. C. of L
Farmer Henry Kelly Weds Miss Ethel Centers at Courthouse
Henry Kelly a county farmer married Miss Ethel Centers at the Courthouse on Saturday in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Clyde Darsie.
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Henry Kelly
Ethel Centers
Clyde Darsie
Senator Reed challenged by hecklers in Ardmore speech
United States Senator James A. Reed, visiting Ardmore Oklahoma to oppose the League of Nations treaty, faced a hostile crowd that refused to listen and harassed him with hoots and eggs before leaving the West that night. The note defends free speech while condemning the abuse. Robes for Automobile or buggy at Idham's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James A. Reed
Ardmore
Okla
League of Nations
Rash and Hall Wedding Ties Lexington Couple
The wedding of Miss Anna Stoner Rash and George Whitfield Hall, both of Lexington, occurred Wednesday October 1 in Indianapolis at the bride’s sister Mrs. James B. Patterson’s home. After a brief bridal trip they will reside at 277 Lexington Avenue Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stoner Rash
George Whitfield Hall
Lexington
Indianapolis
James B. Patterson
Hall
Lexington Avenue
Miss Ethel Wilson Joins Western Union Offices in Winchester
Miss Ethel Wilson of this city has accepted a position in the Western Union offices in Winchester and has assumed her duties.
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Ethel Wilson
The
Western Union
Winchester
Burial for George Mason in Asheville Army era veteran
George Mason a 29 year old colored veteran who enlisted in 1918 died October 3 in Asheville North Carolina was buried here Monday after a funeral at the Colored Christian Church led by Rev. R M Brown. Survived by his father mother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mason
Asheville
N. C
The
Colored Christian Church
R. M. Brown
Missionary Societies in Montgomery County Report Strong Year
The September close marks a successful year for six Women's Missionary Societies in Montgomery County Churches with 322 members including 207 in six societies 32 in a Girls Circle and 83 in two Mission Bands. Delegates plan to attend the national convention in Cincinnati October 13 20.
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Christian Churches of
Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
Somerset, Spencer, Corinth
Camargo
Mt. Sterling and
Spencer
Cincinnati
Emma Coons
County
Public Health Nurse Report Adjusts Montgomery County Stats
September figures show 18 patients 115 nursing visits 4 business visits 1 surgical case 1 tuberculosis case 3 metropolitan visits 10 paid visits 10 county calls 1 maternity case and 2 schools visited. Senatorial opposition to the treaty is warned as incitement and creates unrest at home and abroad with heavy responsibility noted.
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Public Health Nurse of
Montgomery County Health and Welfare League
L. Norris
R. N
Meat Market Ad and Clothing Prices at RBK Punch Co
Woolworth style notice features Wilson Meat Market offering lamb pork beef veal brains and all meats. Also advertises boys suits and overcoats at reasonable prices from RBK Punch Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Meat Market
RBK
Punch & Co
Kentucky Voters Face Two Constitutional Amendments
Voters will decide in November on two Kentucky amendments. No. 1 allows the General Assembly to remove a sheriff jailer constable or peace officer for neglect of duty and to set reinstatement methods. No. 2 would ban manufacture sale and transport of intoxicating liquors after June 30 1920 except for sacraments medical scientific or mechanical uses, with enforcement by the General Assembly. The second amendment will be printed on a separate ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Regal Oil and Development Company Formed in Kentucky
Wilmington Delaware reports the incorporation of Regal Oil and Development Company based in Lexington Kentucky with 1 million dollars capital. Incorporators are C. W. Jeff R. D. McCollum and S. R. Griffith all Lexington men. The firm controls about 10000 acres of leases across Kentucky Tennessee and Texas with holdings in numerous counties and plans immediate development work in Kentucky.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Regal Oil and Development Company
Lexington
C. W. Jeff
R. D. McCollum
S. R. Griffith
Lexington Banking and Trust
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Barren
Christian
Clay
Knox
Elliott
Powell
Wayne
Menefee
Breathitt
Hopkins
Muhlenburg
Clinton
Russell
Lewis
Knott
Adair
Cumberland
Casey
Sumner
Cannon
Perry
Dickson
Coffee
Humphreys
Hickman
van Zandt
Wheeler
Blanco
Cheerfulness as medicine for life's burdens
A proverb style reflection extols cheerfulness as better to be small yet shine than great with a shadow. It states cheerfulness is God’s medicine and that grim care can be washed away by its oil.
Price of Safety in Buying Cars
A humorous note discusses why people mortgage their homes to buy cars, suggesting the value of avoiding the risks of being a pedestrian. The quip highlights urban mobility and the perceived safety of driving.
Reid Couple Sell Valuable Richmond Residence
Mr and Mrs Henry P Reid recently sold a valuable residence property in Richmond Kentucky. The home was splendidly located and brought a fancy price.
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Henry P. Reid
Richmond
New Series From Mt Sterling Building and Saving Association
A new series of the Mt Sterling Building and Saving Association will begin soon. Persons wishing to buy stock should call the secretary at the Mt Sterling National Bank and subscribe for shares. Issued shares are limited.
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Mt. Sterling Building and Saving Association
Mt. Sterling National Bank
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Pieper
Ldham’s
Rash-Hall
Hershey’s
Armour
Box Armour
Our Efficiency Institute
Camargo Society
Wilson
the Advocate
NEW Oil Company
NEW Series Building and Saving Association
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