Mrs Strode Dies After Week-Long Illness in Winchester
Mrs Clayton Strode died at Clark County Hospital Winchester following an operation. A 54 year old leading First Baptist member, she was praised as gentle and devout. Survived by her husband, five children, three sisters and two brothers with funeral in Winchester Cemetery. Funeral details follow.
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Clayton Strode
Clark County Hospital
Winchester
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Clay Sutherland
Cecil Haggard
Ruth Strode
Nelson
Homer Strode
W. D. Judy
Emma FE. Beall
Effie Eubank
W. W. Eubank
P. C. Eubank
Circuit Court Opens October Term Under Judge Young
The October term of Circuit Court convened with Judge W. A. Young presiding. The grand jury list includes B. F. Mark as foreman and J. Robinson, Marshall Myers, J. P. Young and others. Judge Young charged the jurors plainly. Petit jurors named include J. Y. Rogers and W. P. Lawrence among others. All docketed cases were disposed of by noon Tuesday and court adjourned until Wednesday morning.
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Circuit Court
W. A. Young
Hamilton
B. F. Mark
Foreman
John Robinson
Marshall Myers
J. P. Young
Thomas Warner
Charles T. Wyatt
John F. Richardson
Isaac T. Shelton
Wm. Duff
Shields Gay
Price Calk
D. C. Fox
Young
Grand Jury
J. Y. Rogers
W. P. Lawrence
H. Barnes
Bath Couple Marry in Louisville Home Ceremony
Miss Martha Ball Ratliff of Sharpsburg wed Omar Ratliff Botts of Owingsville Kentucky in a double ring ceremony at the minister's Louisville home. Attendants were Lucy Ratliff, Bassett Botts, and Mrs. John Gadson. The bride is Kentucky College for Women alumna. groom recently returned from overseas with the Barrow Unit. They will reside in Sharpsburg after a brief wedding trip. The service was led by Rev. C. M. Thompson with Rev. Motley assisting, and the funeral followed for a separate obituary event.
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Martha Ball Ratliff
Sharpsburg
Omar Ratliff Botts
Owingsville
Louisville
Callum
Lucy Talbott Ratliff
Bassett Botts
John God
Adrian B. Ratliff
Kentucky College For Women
Mr. Botts
Seth Botts
Barrow Unit
Oh You Women Drama Sparks Travel and Backlash
A satirical poem by Morrie Ruskind mocks the archaic claim that a woman’s place is home. It playfully questions gender roles from California to Sunny Spain and Frozen Nome, arguing women belong in work and public life despite old beliefs and jabs about jails or marble domes.
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California
Main
Marble Dome
Spain
Nome
Brothers-in-law in shooting affray on Maysville Street
A Monday morning shooting on Maysville Street left Henry White shot three times by Len Willoughby. The pair, brothers-in-law, had earlier clashed over a horse trade. White, 30, case not fatal, is recovering. Willoughby, 34, is jailed awaiting the next court term.
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Henry White
Lennick Willoughby
Willoughby
Jeffersonville
White
Maysville Street
Cnt
Valuable Camargo Farm Sells to Mrs Bogie
The Mrs. Margaret Chenault farm of 1861-2 acres on the Camargo pike was sold privately today to Mrs. J. S. Bogie, Sr., one of the heirs, at $326.50 per acre. This is considered one of the best farms in the county and has been in the Chenault family for several generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chenault
Camargo Pike
J. S. Bogie
Chenault
Frank Fogg Dies at 31 in Covington
Frank Fogg, 31, died at his Covington home Monday night. He was born and raised in the community and was a nephew of Thomas, John and Charles Fogg. His friends mourn his untimely death. All kinds of cereals at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fogg
Mr. Fogg
Covington
Messrs
Thomas, John and
Charles Fogg
Frazier Couple’s Son Arrives Safely at Cape Town
Mr and Mrs John S Frazier receive a cablegram from their son Lloyd Frazer announcing his safe arrival with his wife in Cape Town South Africa. The message confirms their travel success and adds no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Frazier
Lloyd Frazer
Himself
Mrs. Fraser
Cape Town
South Africa
I See Nothing But Pants Take Them Away
A terse outburst reports a demand to remove pants amid a scene of tension. No further details are provided to identify people, places, or organizations involved.
Will Morrow Withdraw From Governor Race
Edwin P. Morrow denies involvement in the prosecution of Grant County tobacco growers who pooled crops for better pricing. A U S attorney in Washington confirms Morrow acted as charged by Congressman Campbell Cantrill. In Irvine Judge Bethrum says Morrow must withdraw if Cantrill proves interest or protest over pardons. Morrow declines, risking ongoing public contest and further rebuttals.
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Edwin P. Morrow
Grant County
Morrow
Campbell Cantrill
Cantrill
Washington
U. S
Irvine
Bethrum
Somerset
Cantri
Walk-Over Shoes R. E. Punch & Co Notice
R. E. Punch & Co deny reports of their arrest for profiteering and state no government inspectors have visited their premises. They claim compliance with war taxes and labor rules, justify pricing as fair, and emphasize efforts to keep goods affordable amid high living costs.
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R. E. Punch & Co
Painful Injury in Yard Leaves Woman with Broken Arm
Mrs Edward William fell in her yard this afternoon and broke her right arm above the wrist. A $50 reward is offered for the return of three stray cattle on the Camargo pike, weight about 1000 pounds, reported by J E Bogie.
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Edward William
Camargo Pike
Bogie
Car Northern potatoes sale at nine dollars a sack
W. T. Fitzpatrick advertises Northern potatoes at 9.00 per 21-2 bushel sack asserting value and local availability.
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W. T. Fitzpatrick
Fellowship Banquet Welcomes New Baptist Minister
The Baptist church hosted a fellowship banquet Friday night for Rev. R C Goldsmith and his wife with welcome by church leaders and visiting pastors. Decorations featured autumn flowers, and a generous supper followed. The 75 000 000 campaign was explained and pledges for current expenses totaled about 2000 dollars, aiming for 3000 dollars or more.
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The
Baptist Church
R. C. Goldsmith
R. Q. Drake
Tom Moore
Goldsmith
W. T. Tyler
Eberhardt
Dr. Powell
Wallingford
J. W. Hedden, Jr
John Blount
Cecil Greene
Drake
Clyde Darsie
M. V. P. Yeaman
J. L. Clark
B. W. Trimble
Georgetown
Powell
Louisville
Paris
Move To This City J A Collins Changes Address
J A Collins of Thomson Station has moved with his family to this city and taken possession of their new Spring Street home after purchasing it.
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J. A. Collins
Thomson Station
Spring Street
Mt Sterling Fair Opens With Big Crowd Expected
The Mt Sterling Fair Company starts its first fall racing meeting at the Montgomery County Fair Grounds. Four races daily plus a trotting or pacing event, with horses from Louisville Lexington and Latonia. Music shows and a midway add to a four day program beginning 1:00 pm. Ladies Day offers free admission. Season tickets aid Mary Chiles Hospital fund.
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Mt. Sterling Fair Company
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
Louisville
Lexington
Latonia
Mary Chiles Hospital Fund
Adams Shoes Purchases Home on Clay Street
W. T. Fitzpatrick sold his residence on Clay Street to John Vice of Fleming County for 7900 cash. Possession given now, but Vice and family move in March 1 1920 after he takes possession of his Fleming farm sold recently for 75000.
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W. T. Fitzpatrick
Clay Street
John Vice
Fleming County
Road repair to close Maysville Pike when weather allows
The county will start a large repair crew on the Maysville pike as weather improves. Traffic has hindered progress for days and the road will be closed by sections during the work. Lettuce and cantaloupes are loaded at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
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Mrs. Strode
Stetson
C. M. Thompson
Knox
Miss Minnie Goins
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
Morrie Ruskind
Vanarsdell’s
Advocate
Stacey Adams Shoes
Michigan