Modern Bank Building Nears Completion in City
The Traders National Bank prepares to move into its new stone and concrete headquarters, a modern multi story structure with marble and mahogany interiors. The basement houses a furnace, showers, and three vaults while the first floor features a marble banking room and teller openings. The second story contains five double rooms and a large office, with janitor service and hot and cold water in every room. Built by A E Lawrence, the building is praised as an imposing architectural and functional credit to the city.
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Traders National Bank
Lery
Attractive Gertrude McNamara Weds Ed ward Mathias
The marriage of Miss Gertrude McNamara of this city to Mr. Ed ward Mathias of Carlisle was solemnized Wednesday at five o clock at St Patrick s church by Rev Father Kalb. Maid of honor Irene McNamara and best man John Mathias attended. The bride wore a dark blue suit with orchids. McNamara is a longtime Cumberland Telephone Company bookkeeper and popular. Mathias is a successful young businessman from a Blue Grass family. The couple will honeymoon in the East and then live in Carlisle.
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Irene McNamara
John Mathias
Carlisle
Miss McNamara
Patsy McNamara
Cumberland Telephone Company
Mr. Mathias
Second annual Christian Endeavor Convention in town
The second annual Christian Endeavor Convention of the fifth district was held October 25-26 at the Presbyterian church. Delegates from Hazel Green Clay City Morehead Mt. Vernon Winchester and Mt. Sterling attended with thirty five registered. Programs were interesting and helpful with reports and plans for the new year. A parade social and evening program preceded Sunday activities led by Mr. Murphy in the absence of Dr. Yeaman. Sixty people attended the 6:30 Sunday session to hear talks on What C E Has Meant to Me.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
Fifth District
The
Presbyterian Church
Hazel Green
Clay City
Morehead
Mt. Vernon
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Yeaman
Robinson Farm Sold in Bourbon County Auction
Dr. W. B. Robinson sold tract No 1 covering 12 acres to Will Rush of Bourbon County at 275 dollars per acre. Tract No 2 was not sold. Tract No 3, comprising 145 acres, sold to CO B Curtis of North Middletown at 180.25 dollars per acre.
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W. B. Robinson
Bourbon County
Eto Will Rush
CO. B. Curtis
North
Middletown
Senate Backs Prohibition Enforcement Bill After Veto
The Senate approved the enforcement bill after the House passed it 176 to 56. The Senate vote was 65 to 20, delivering the measure over President Wilson's veto.
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Senate
House
Wilson
Coleman Accepts Post With Willys Auto-Lite
Charles T. Coleman has accepted a position with the Willys Auto-Lite Corporation of Toledo. His territory will cover Montgomery Fleming Bath and Nicholas counties.
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Charles T. Coleman
Willys Auto-Lite Corporation
Toledo
Montgomery, Fleming, Bath
Nicholas Counties
A Visit Pays At Mt Sterling Green House
A Mt Sterling green house advert invites readers to view their chrysanthemums praised as the finest grown. The notice provides a contact phone number 242 and a date range 18-21.
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Mt. Sterling
Court adjourns to January 1920 term after docket overrun
The Trimble will case Kelly Day Jones versus R M Trimble executor and the Hamilton will case Ida H Stoner versus R H Winn executor and the Fitzpatrick will case were continued to the January 1920 term. Claude Salyer murder case and 41 other indictments. Wounding case sentences given. grand jury lauded. Dr Arthur Fox named pastor of Paris Baptist church. first sermon November 7.
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Trimble
Kelly ‘Day Jones
R. M. Trimble
Hamilton Will
Ida H. Stoner
R. H. Winn
Fitzpatrick Will
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Claude Salyer
Green ‘Cole
Ewing and Jackson
J. M. Venable
Arthur Fox
Hope
Arkansas
Paris Baptist Church
R. C. Goldsmith
Fox
Johnson Heights man Harry Hunt sick at home
Harry Hunt has been seriously ill at his Johnson Heights residence for the past week, his condition prompting local concern and possible medical attention.
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Harry Hunt
Johnson Heights
Local Market Opens December 3
The tobacco season starts December 3 at the Farmers' Warehouse with opening sale. Whitehall and Robertson warehouses follow on subsequent days. Markets anticipate record prices for top grades and a heavy run. Mt. Sterling houses prepare to handle crops and growers urged to use the local market for best prices and treatment.
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Whitehall
Robertson
Carolinas
Mt. Sterling
Winchester Ellk Cotillion Club to Host Halloween Dance
The Elk's Cotillion Club of Winchester will hold a Hallowe en dance at the Elk's Ballroom next Thursday October 31 from 9 p m to 3 a m Smith's Sextette to provide the music The event aims to be one of the largest dances in the city with many visitors expected.
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Elk’s Cotillion Club
Winchester
Elk’s Ballroom
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A. E. Lawrence
Gertrude McNamara
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Kalb
This City
R. R. Murphy
L. C. Little
Louisiana
Anna Belle Stewart
Robinson Farm
James Potts
Tom Smathers
George Rash
Blue Grass Farms
Kentucky
Wades Mill
North Middletown Pike
Ken
North Middletown
Sewell’s Shop
Col. W. R. Watts
R. R. No
Winchester, KY
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