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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

5

iSociety Editor Requests and Local Social Notes

Mrs. Waller Stoops of Umatilla Fla visits friends here. Frances Reese returns from Atlanta trip. J M Venable and baby son visit relatives in Farmville Va. M A Goins of Frankfort guests of daughter Mrs. Harry Wright. Iva D Swaffield visits Col Adolph Dietz in Chattanooga. F H Yancey of Winchester guests of sister Mrs Seth Botts. Judge and Mrs G B Swango return from visit to son J H Swango at Terre House. J C McChesney returns to St Louis after visit to Wyatt family. Ed Taul return from visit to daughter Mrs B D Horton in Huntington. Colonel Gatewood and son Bobby in Lexington for Bobby’s operation at St Joseph Hospital. C B Stephens and Mollie Medecraft of Tampa visit Parkersburg family. E C Robertson in Lexington for a few days. Elizabeth Arthur of Lexington visiting J W Hedden Sr. D M Holbrook of Ashland visiting Tinsley Barnard. T B Arthur and wife of Lexington arrive to visit J W Hedden Sr. Annie Willis Mitchoeffer of Winchester represents Lucy Arnold Shop in Cincinnati here on business. Harry Murphy and family from Hazard relocate to city, renting at Mrs T J Thomas’s home. Anna Thurston of Minneapolis leaves for Columbus Miss to visit sister Mrs William Taylor. W W Eubanks Sr Albert Botts Halley Gillaspie Mary Katherine Moss Vivian Alfrey Richard Eubank Philip Greene Roger Greene Garnett Chenault French Anderson return from Hunter's Camp. Paul K McKenna issues bridge party invitations for Friday and Saturday at West Main street home.

Annie Willis Mitchoeffer Winchester Lucy Arnold Cincinnati Harry Murphy Hazard T. J. Thomas Anna Thurston Minneapolis Columbus Wiliam Taylor W. W. Eubanks Albert Botts Halley Gillaspie Mary Katherine Moss Vivian Alfrey Richard Eubank Philip Greene Roger Greene Garnett Chenault French Anderson Hunter’s Camp

Dinner party honors Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson's sister

Mrs. W Harvernox hosted a dinner yesterday at her Sycamore Street home in honor of her mother Mrs. George Anderson and her aunt. The event showcased a beautifully appointed setting and framed a familial tribute.

W. Harvernox Sycamore Street George Anderson

Mrs Frank Stevens Hosts Halloween Dinner for Twelve

Mrs. Frank Stevens hosted a Hallowe'en themed gathering with decorations and a multi course menu. Covers were laid for twelve guests, reflecting careful planning and festive season hospitality.

Frank Stevens Hallowe'en

Birthday Dinner for Mrs. J. M. Hoskins Hosts Family

Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. J. M. Hoskins home Sunday before noon for a birthday celebration. Guests included numerous Hoskins families plus friends and several children, with baskets of foods displayed and a long lawn table for dining.

Local Names From Richmond And Lexington

The article lists several individuals connected to Lexington and Richmond including Leon son of Mrs. Mol lie Farris Miss Nannie D. Farris Miss Fannie Hisle Miss Ruth White and Mrs. Fannie Broaddus.

Leon Lexington Mollie Farris Nannie D. Farris Fannie Hisle Ruth White Fannie Broaddus Richmond

Local fire date found in 1873 Herald archive

A librarian retrieves the 1873 Herald to confirm the big Baptist church fire date. The reader notes local papers are essential for history, as printed records are the official reference for events and dates. Subscribe for Your Home Paper Week is promoted.

Herald Woman's Club

Hope the Agreeable Companion Brightens Grief

The passage extols Hope as a comforting presence whose bright smile musical voice pleasant chat and lightness ease burdens and soothe sorrows though she may lie occasionally.

Hope

Rev Noel Hodges to Lead Union Church Pulpit in Bath County

The Union church at Bath County will host Rev Noel Hodges for Sunday worship at 11 AM with a 9:30 AM Methodist Sunday School and 10:45 AM morning service on the theme A Present Duty. Epworth League meets at 6:15 PM. Sunday night the congregation attends Baptist services honoring Dr R C Goldsmith, departing for a new field. Goldsmith baptized two candidates Wednesday evening.

Noel Hodges Union Church Bath County Methodist Church Epworth League The Baptists R. C. Goldsmith Howards Mill

Clay County fairs draw 3150 persons across five events

County Agent L. A. Clark reports five community fairs in Clay County attracted 3150 attendees with daily crowds ranging from 850 to 400. Exhibits of farm and home products supported progress in community improvement, marking one of the best series ever held.

Clay County L. A. Clark

Knowledge of Ignorance as Intelligence and Atonement

A concise reflection notes that recognizing one’s own ignorance is a form of intelligence and that acknowledging this fact nearly serves as an atonement for the condition.

A Fat Man and Woman Appetite Contrast in Folklore

A humorous remark contrasts a fat woman preferring hunger to fatness with a fat man who behaves differently, illustrating gendered caricature in appetite.

Ills and illnesses listed in local notes

The column lists residents with illnesses including diphtheria in John Horton and Mary Bridgforth, pneumonia in Paul Bohlke Jr, and other health updates. It notes Mrs L B Greene in Louisville with son L D Greene improving, and Mrs G Egbert Coons needing surgery in Lexington. A cancer illness in Black Gay is reported with imminent death expected, and a closing note discusses the English sparrow’s resilience.

Frayed Pants Fellow Sees Six Winners Before Races

A colorful spectator questions the habit of a man in rumpled clothes predicting six winners before a race. The remark hints at superstition or insider lore surrounding the track crowd.

Also Mentioned on This Page

iSociety Mrs. Waller Stoops Umatilla, Fla Miss Frances Reese Atlanta J. M. Venable Baby Sons Farmville Virginia M. A. Goins Frankfort Harry Wright Iva D. Swaffield Chattanooga Col Adolph Dietz F. H. Yancey Seth Botts G. B. Swango J. H. Swango Tere House J. C. McChesney St. Louis B. F. Wyatt Ed Taul B. D. Horton Mr. Horton Huntington Colonel Gatewood Bobby St. Joseph Hospital C. B. Stephens Mollie Medecraft Tampa, Fla Ruth Carolyn Stephens Frank Warren Parkersburg W. Va E. C. Robertson Elizabeth Arthur J. W. Hedden, Sr D. M. Holbrook Ashland Tinsley Barnard T. B. Arthur Mrs. Arthur Paul K. McKenna West Main Street J. M. Hoskins Lula Elizabeth Henry Cooper Mary Doris A. Cooper Sidney Twyman Willie Twyman Lohans Special Big Ben Brand Sanitas A. B. Oldham & Son MI. Sterling Kentucky Advocate Pub. Co. Incorporated Community Archives the Advocate Albert Turley Beall Apartments John Horton Norman Horton Mary Bridgforth North Maysville Street Harry Ringo Paul, Jr Paul Bohlke Bank Street L. B. Greene L. D. Greene Louisville G. Egbert Coons Good Samaritan Hospital Black Gay Blackburn Avenue David Howell Messrs J. D. Gay James E. Gay MT. Sterling Pleper Tom Tham
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