Big Barbecue Draws Crowd in Winchester Event
A Saturday barbecue in Winchester drew an estimated crowd of about twelve thousand. Speakers included President Marshall and delegates from Texas and Alabama praising Wilson era gains, with Heflin entertaining the audience and Garner praised for smooth event management.
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Winchester
Wilson
Marshall
Candy
Texas
Old Montgomery
Indiana
Hughes
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Congress
John E. Garner
Clark County
Off to College as Local Students Head for Colleges
Mt Sterling sends a group to Lexington for State University and many others to Danville Randolph Macon Woman's College Lynchburg Richmond Nashville Vanderbilt Ward Belmont Georgetown Princeton Tallahassee Transylvania University. The community celebrates so many youths pursuing higher education and better prepared for life.
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Mt. Sterling
Lexington
State University
Mary Ricketts
Vivian Alfrey
Mary Beall
Alegine Bigstaff
Ta See
Tom Grubbs
Dillard Turner
John Ricketts
Thompson Guthrie
Henry Sullivan
Harry Reis
Ashley Blevins
James Bigstaff
Martha Frances Reed
John McClure
Margaret Hadden
Elizabeth Little
Danville
Kentucky Female College
Julia Rodman
Margueritte Newmeyer
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Woman’s College
Cynthia Thompson
Richmond
West Hampton College
Malcom Thompson
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Elizabeth McCaun
Ward- Belmont
Stella Stephens
Georgetown
Jack Winn
Princeton University
Kathryn Howell
David Howell
Tallahassee
Florida
State College For Women
J. Breckinridge Horton
Mary
Emma Coons
Transylvania University
Bankers to Meet at Kentucky Association Convention
Invitations have been received for the annual convention of the Kentucky Bankers Association to be held October 10 and 11 in Paducah. Mr. John G. Winn of Montgomery National Bank will respond to the address of welcome, with several local bankers attending.
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Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Paducah
John G. Winn
Montgomery National Bank
Pony and Buggy for Sale in Good Condition
Small black pony with phaeton buggy and harness offered for sale. Used briefly. pony described as good and outfit as good as new. Listing credits Henry W. Senieur and notes item reference (11-31).
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Henry W. Senieur
Welcoming Visitors From All Parts of the State
The text notes that cordial greetings were extended to all visitors who arrived from every region of the state, highlighting broad state-wide attendance and hospitality.
Advertising turns dull months into busy sales in furniture and clothing
July and August once the dullest months in furniture trade are now the busiest thanks to advertising turning inactivity into activity. January, once a slow period for men’s clothing stores, now sees record sales through advertising.
Is Called to Heaven by Youthful Death on Antwerp Avenue
Bruce Blevins eldest son of Mr and Mrs William Blevins died at his home on Antwerp avenue this morning at two o'clock after months of kidney trouble. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 by Rev B W Trimble. Burial in Machpelah cemetery. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters.
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Bruce Blevins
William Blevins
Antwerp Avenue
B. W. Trimble
Machpelah Cemetery
Reward Offered for Strayed Black Hog Near City Edge
John C. Trimble offers a reward for information leading to the recovery of a 125 pound black hog that strayed from his property on the edge of the city limits on August 29. Contact details provided.
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John C. Trimble
Winchester councilman T. L. Nunan dies after illness
T. L. Nunan longtime Winchester city council member dies after months of illness. He was a well known Clark county figure, survived by his wife, a son and a daughter who died previously. Body shipped to Lexington for interment.
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T. L. Nunan
Winchester
Nunan
Clark County
Lexington
Hand Injured Worker at Moore & Scott Bakery
Mr. Roy C. Scott suffered a painful hand injury in the Moore and Scott bakery on Bank Street when his right hand was caught in a machine. Doctors fear he may lose the first joint of his second finger.
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Roy C. Scott
Moore & Scott
Bank Street
Scott
Skirts Bargain at The Fair Next Saturday
Ladies' Outing Cloth Skirts offered at 25 cents each next Saturday, September 16, reduced from 50 cents. Limit of two per person, at The Fair.
House Warming at Greenwade Home Near Country Place
About forty relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the new country home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greenwade. The occasion was a warm welcome with best wishes for long life happiness and prosperity from their hosts and guests.
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Peter Greenwade
Brunner Shoe Co to Liquidate Inventory After Stockholders’ Agreement
Brunner Shoe Co plans to place its entire stock on the market and close out after an inventory, under the supervision of Attorney R. A. Chiles. The move follows a stockholders agreement and affects the company’s local operations.
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Brunner Shoe Co
R. A. Chiles
Prospects For Trots Meet Boosted By Public Backing
Prospects for the trots this fall are very good and organizers say strong public and business support will assure success. They claim the event will draw large crowds and prove a lucrative business for local merchants.
Local Man to Open Meat Store in Chenault Building
Mr W T Adams of Lexington announces a new meat store opening soon in the Chenault and Crear building on Maysville Street. His advertisement in this paper notes the projected venture and signals upcoming business presence in town.
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W.T. Adams
Lexington
Chenault & Crear
Maysville St
Adams
Auto Crash After Barbecue Ends With Pole Damage
While returning from a Winchester barbecue Saturday afternoon, a car driven by Will Scabee was struck by another vehicle that fled the scene. Scabee’s car hit a telephone pole, splitting it in two, and the wreck left the car beyond local repair. Passengers Rufus Hadden suffered a leg injury while Thomas Fitzpatrick and John W. Lockridge were badly shaken and bruised. they were later taken to town by other cars.
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Winchester
Will Scabee
Scobee
Rufus Hadden
Thos. Fitzpatrick
John W. Lockridge
Rooms for Rent Two Centrally Located
Two rooms for rent in a central location with on site office application. Contact the office for details and availability.
Moss Resigns as Lexington A B Manager
Announcement states T Sears Moss resigns after four years as Lexington branch manager of the Kentucky Actuarial Bureau. He has nine years with the firm and plans unknown. He is a former local resident and will be temporarily replaced by Richard B Apperson, also from the city, who has been an assistant in the office.
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T. Sears Moss
Lexington
Kentucky Actuarial Bureau
Moss
Richard B. Apperson
Insurance for Con voy Safety Saddles and Harness
Rates offer lower life insurance costs for users of Con voy Safety Saddles and Harness claiming quality and low prices. Product emphasizes safety and affordability for riders.
Ill at Richmond Dan Chenault Taken Seriously Ill
Dan Chenault of Richmond is dangerously ill at his home and physicians have been summoned. He married Elizabeth Reid and is well connected in the county. Mr and Mrs George Snyder of the county are by his bedside.
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Dan Chenault
Richmond
Chenault
Elizabeth Reid
George Snyder
Bicycle for Sale In Good Condition
Advertises a bicycle for sale in good condition with a contact to apply at the advocate office or by calling 603.
Popular couple are married in Louisville ceremony
Miss Emily Tipton daughter of Lexington residents married Rus sell DeHaven of this city in a 4 pm Seelbach Hotel ceremony performed by Rev. E L Powell. They left for a Chicago wedding trip and will room with Dr and Mrs B F Thomson upon return.
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Emily Tipton
Alban C. Tipton
Lexington
Russell DeHaven
Louisville
E L. Powell
Seelbach Hotel
Lewis Killpatrick
Mattie Judy Botts
Chicago
B. F. Thomson
Miss Tipton
Kentucky
DeHaven
Exchange Bank of Kentucky
Narrow Escape Ends Quietly After Steering Failure
Doctor W. R. Thompson narrowly escaped injury when his car's steering wheel failed and veered into a fence on a call. He and Mrs. Sarah Drake were unharmed despite a scare, as the vehicle was moving slowly and stopped before serious damage occurred.
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W. R. Thompson
Sarah Drake
Court Day at Lenox Soap Fair Next Monday
Lenox hosts a soap fair on September 18 offering Lenox soap for 25e per item with a limit of 25 cents per person. The event is announced by The Advocate for printing.
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H. Clay McKee
McDonald Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
The
Advocate For Printing
Bicycle For Sale
Mr. Russell DeHaven
the Advocate For Printing
Coats
Gage
Rogers Co
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