Barkley to Speak at Courthouse Day in Mt Sterling
Alben W. Barkley congressman from Kentucky's First District will address Montgom ery county voters at the Courthouse Monday afternoon at two. He is described as a gifted speaker and a leading party figure in Washington. The event, expected to draw a large crowd, is noted as an opportunity to hear Democracy expounded by a noted orator.
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Alben W. Barkley
Montgomery County
Congressman Barkley
Kentucky
Washington
Mt. Sterling
Douglas
Simon's Seven Day Anniversary Sale Highlights Fall Fashion
Beginning today Harry Simon's in Lexington launches a seven day sale offering fall and winter suits in unbroken lots new fall dresses waists skirts and coats silk underwear hosiery and children's wear including silk kimonos and bath robes at strong values. The 224 228 West Main Street store promotes quality and quick turnover on this anniversary event.
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Harry Simons
Lexington
West Main Street
Simon’s Great Store
City Council Repeals Liberty Street Renaming
At Tuesday's meeting the city council repealed the ordinance changing the north city street from C. and O. Station to Clay street to Liberty street and reinstated its former name. The council also ordained a $50 license tax for laundry agencies. Underwear. R. E. Punch & Co.
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Clay Street
Liberty Street
Baptist Fellowship Supper at Georgetown Church Friday
A fellowship supper will be held at the Baptist church Friday evening October 17 at 7 o clock. Members, in laws, and all associated with the congregation are invited. Dr Eberhardt of Georgetown and Dr J S Wallingford of Paris will speak. A supper will be served and a plate reserved. Notify Mrs Jenny Thompson at 138 if you will attend.
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The
Baptist Church
Eberhardt
Georgetown Baptist Church
J. S. Wallingford
Paris
Jennie Thompson
CLOTHING STORE TO OPEN BY UNITED STORE MANAGER
The United Clothing Store under H. B. Turner will open on court day in the Julian building with a full stock of high grade merchandise. Items priced about 25 percent below typical cash purchases and no credit ties. Turner invites friends to inspect offerings and shop on a cash basis.
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United Clothing
H. B. Turner
Turner
Reform Leader to Speak on Prohibition in City
Dr. Wilbur F Craft head of the International Reform Bureau will address the public in this city Tuesday October 28 under the local WCTU. He will advocate statewide prohibition. Mrs Frances E Beauchamp of Lexington will speak Saturday afternoon from courthouse steps for statewide prohibition.
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Wilbur F. Craft
International Reform Bureau
Craft
Frances E. Beauchamp
Lexington
M R Hainline Improves After Auto Accident
The condition of M. R. Hainline, injured in an automobile accident about two weeks ago, continues to improve. He remains at St. Joseph's Infirmary in Lexington and will be brought to his home here late this week. Men and Boys Overcoats.
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M. R. Hainline
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Lexington
Elimination of typesetting in October Digest issue
The October 18 issue of the Literary Digest uses plates photographed from the original typewritten copy to remove typesetting. The change, a result of the New York printers strike, introduces uniform type across the magazine with photographic copies of the articles on the page margins.
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Literary Digest
New York City
Clocks to Turn Back October 26 Amid Law Repeal
Sunday October 26 marks the clock rollback one hour as a long repealed law finally takes effect. Farmers rarely observed the rule, citing labor timing issues and hardship from altered work hours. The main complaint was the mismatch of time settings between winter and summer.
Lockridge announces marriage of Mary Elizabeth Lockridge Cox
Mrs. Robert Lockridge announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Elizabeth to Frank Leon Cox on October 15 in Lexington Kentucky. The couple will reside at home after November 1 in Georgetown Kentucky. Miss Lockridge has moved from Mt. Sterling to Russell Cave near Lexington. Cox is the Frankfort and Cincinnati agent at Georgetown and formerly from Bourbon County.
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Robert Lockridge
Mary Elizabeth
Frank Leon Cox
Lexington
Georgetown
Miss Julia Rodman to Attend National Panhellenic Editors Conference
Miss Julia B. Rodman editor of the Adelphean Magazine will depart Wednesday night for Washington D C to represent the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority at the Editor's Conference of the National Panhellenic Council. She will pause in Lynchburg for a few days visit at Randolph-Macon Women's College.
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Julia B. Rodman
Adelphean Magazine
Washington, D. C
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
National Panhellenic Council
Miss Rodman
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Women’s College
Sale of fine residence property at auction Saturday afternoon
W. H. Wood as agent for W. T. Fitzpatrick advertises a well located residence for sale at auction this Saturday at 2 oclock. The notice urges readers not to miss the rare opportunity and to attend the sale.
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W. H. Wood
W. T. Fitzpatrick
Silver Tea for County High School Benefit
The Sunshine Society of the Pres byterian church hosts a silver tea in the Sunday school rooms next Saturday from 3 to 5 PM. Proceeds benefit the County High School.
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Sunshine Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Missionary society hosts Grassy Lick church event
The Grassy Lick Methodist church welcomed the city missionary society for an all day meeting on Tuesday October 10. Jennie Thompson spoke on the W C T U convention in LaGrange, several new members joined, and talks on prayer sacrifice and giving followed. A devotional by Oscar Moss and a farewell prayer by Maggie Rumery closed the program.
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Methodist Church
Grassy Lick
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Oscar Moss
Sallie Mason
C. L
Missionary Society
McNamara Mathias Engagement in Carlisle Announced
Mrs P McNamara announces the engagement of her daughter Gertrude to Edward Mathias of Carlisle. The wedding is planned in this city later this month. Gertrude is a popular, witty businesswoman and former Cumberland Telephone bookkeeper. Edward Mathias is a prominent Carlisle businessman. The couple will reside in Carlisle after marriage.
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P. McNamara
Gertrude
Edward Mathias
Carlisle
Miss McNamara
Cumberland
Mathias
President Wilson in grave condition returns to rest
Reported as grave with the outlook for recovery depending on many weeks of continuous rest. The world watches with anxious anticipation for word of a speedy recovery and renewed health.
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Wilson
Rodman announces engagement of Julia Rodman to George Warwick
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bainbridge Rodman announce the engagement of their daughter Julia Bainbridge Rodman to George Withrow Warwick of Pittsburgh and Frankfort. Miss Rodman, a Randolph Macon graduate, is a leading Blue Grass social figure and member of Alpha Delta Pi and the Pi Ribbon Society. Warwick, a Kentucky University graduate, served in the army and now works with an electrical engineering firm in Pittsburgh. The wedding is planned in early winter in this city and the couple will reside in Pittsburgh.
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Thomas Bainbridge Rodman
Julia Bainbridge
George Withrow Warwick
Pittsburgh
Frankfort
Miss Rodman
T. B. Rodman
Sterling
Blue Grass
Randolph-Macon Women’s College
Alpha Delta Pi
Warwick
Kentucky University
Pathe Phonograph Ads Linked Between Papers
The H. H. Pieper Company, local Pathe dealer, promotes Pathe phonographs with ads in the Saturday Evening Post and the Mt. Sterling Advocate. The firm has a large stock and invites public visits to hear the machine, with easy purchase terms available by special arrangement.
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Pathe Phonograph
Saturday Evening Post
Advocate
H. H. Pieper Company
Pieper Company
Pathe
Mt. Sterling Advocate
Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Thomas Hirsle
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hirsle celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home near Kiddville yesterday. About fifty guests attended an old fashioned spend day ending with an elaborate dinner. Friends and relatives wish them many more anniversaries.
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Thomas Hirsle
Kiddville
Miller acquires partner’s half of service station
Marion Miller buys Greg Russell’s half interest in the Miller Russell service station. Russell has not yet chosen his future business.
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Marion Miller
Greg Russell
Miller
Cedar Grove Man Dies In Auto After Illness
John Littleton of Cedar Grove died suddenly in his car near Jackson Storer's farm on the Carmargo pike while returning home with his wife. He was about fifty nine, proprietor of a Cedar Grove general store, and survived by his wife and several siblings. The body was moved to the Eastin Harris undertaking establishment and later buried in Aden, Carter county.
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John Littleton
Cedar Grove
Jackson Storer
Camargo Pike
Littleton
Eastin & Harris
Aden
Carter County
Congressman Fields to Campaign Across County Next Week
Congressman W. J. Fields will arrive next Tuesday and spend the week canvassing the county for the Democratic ticket. He plans speeches around the county with dates to be announced later. Fields is popular in this region and his visit is greeted with pleasure.
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W. J. Fields
Congressman Fields
Colored M E Conference Opens Here With Delegates
The Kentucky and Ohio Conference of the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church convenes here tomorrow and remains in session through Sunday. Bishop C H Phillips of Nashville Tenn will preside. Several hundred delegates from about 15 000 members are arriving, with Judge H C McKee delivering the welcome address.
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Kentucky and Ohio
The
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
C. H. Phillips
Nashville, Tenn
H. C. McKee
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R. E. Punch & Co
Baptist Fellowship Supper
Cooper’s Gloves
R. E. Punch & Co. Boys
Knox
Miss Minnie Goins
Wt. Sterling, Kentucky
Cooper
M. E
Vanarsdell’s
Rogers
Coats
Georgette
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