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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

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Wallace Sullivan Marries New Jersey Girl

Mrs. Caroline Moore announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Marie to Wallace Dunlap Sullivan on September 10 1921 in Bayonne New Jersey. The couple leaves for Charleston South Carolina then will visit Mr and Mrs Joe Sullivan before settling in Beaver Falls. Sullivan is a Pittsburgh Tube Company employee and the pair plan to housekeep soon in their furnished apartment.

Caroline Moore Margaret Marie Wallace Dunlap Sullivan Bayonne N. J

Local dressmaking offers savings and guarantees in Mt Sterling

Ladies are urged to order here instead of New York or major cities to save hotel bills rail fares and incidental expenses with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Cash terms apply at 31 South Bank Street Mt Sterling Kentucky.

New York Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Lexington R. R Solarium Bank St Mt. Sterling

Will MT Sterling Enforce Trash Burning Ban

A letter from Long-Suffering Victim urges MT Sterling officials to enforce the city ordinance prohibiting burning trash and leaves. It complains that fumes fill central town homes with intolerable stench and asks why enforcement is lax locally.

Richardson Bros Specials For Saturday And Courtday

Corn fed and home slaughtered beef roasts selling now from 12 1-2 to 25e per pound. Best steak cuts 25 to 30 cents. Also available veal lamb pork, seasonal vegetables, home grown and foreign fruits. New Henry Clay and Lexington Maid flour just arrived.

Henry Clay Lexington Maid

Manager Small Cancels Arbuckle Films at Table Theatre

Following national moves, Table Theatre manager Small announces no Arbuckle pictures will be shown until the actor is cleared. He says the action preserves patrons' dignity and morale and substitutes will be booked, even at his cost.

Roscoe Fatty” Arbuckle Small Table Theatre Arbuckle Pictures Mr. Small Arbuckle

Hastie Loudersmild Wedding in Lexington Kentucky

C A Loudermilk of Bardwell Kentucky and Miss Vivian Estcourt Hastie of this county were quietly married in Lexington at Broadway Christian church. Rev. Mark Collis officiated with attendants Miss Alice Fowler and Mr. W R Champion. The bride, a Western Normal and Simmons College alumna, taught math and Latin. The groom leads Western Kentucky State Normal Extension and hails from Carlisle county. They plan a home in Bowling Green after a bridal trip.

C. A. Loudermilk Bardwell Vivian Estcourt Hastie E. E. Hastie Lexington Mark Collis Broadway Christian Church Alice Fowler Louisville W. R. Champion Cincinnati Western Normal Simmons College Boston Mass Western State Normal Carlisle County Western Kentucky State Normal Kentucky

Victor Williams to supervise two Reis estate homes and one Parsons lot

Victor Williams, a professional contractor, will supervise the construction of two residences on Ed Reis estate lots and a third home on a Rod Parsons lot. The arrangement outlines his role as superintendent for all three projects.

Victor Williams Ed. Reis Rod Parsons Mr. Williams

Auctioneer in Beattyville to Sell for George Anderson Co

Col W M Cravens will be in Beattyville on Saturday conducting a sale for ex citizen George Anderson and Co. Anderson and a family plan to move to Mt Sterling to establish their future home.

W. M. Cravens Beattyville George Anderson and Co Anderson Mt. Sterling

Talks of a New Ice Plant for This City

H G Hoffman president of the Chamber of Commerce says a representative of an out of town firm met him about starting a new ice plant here. They evaluated the old distillery property of W Clay and think it could be adapted. If they locate here the firm plans to offer better ice at a cheaper price. Several local parties are said to be interested.

H. G. Hoffman Chamber of Commerce W. ©. Clay Hoffman

Maiden Blush apples and pears at old prices

Ayres Fruit Co offers a peck of Maiden Blush apples at old time prices and pears for preserves plus choice sweet potatoes at 5 cents per pound at the Central Hotel Building location.

Ayres Fruit CO Central Hotel

J Graham Brown Named GOP Angel in Louisville and Kentucky

J Graham Brown, Louisville millionaire, is reported to be chosen for the GOP financial leadership in Louisville and Kentucky, a role long held by the late Alvin T Hert. Though not active in politics, Brown aided Edwin P Morrow during his 1915 gubernatorial campaign against A O Stanley.

J Graham Brown Louisville Republican Party Kentucky Alvin T. Hert Brown Mr. Hert Edwin P. Morrow A. 0. Stanley

Saturday and Court Day Specials at the Cash Grocery

The Cash Grocery Co. announces roasts from 15¢ to 18¢, steaks at 25¢, pork any cut 25¢, and veal steaks and cutlets at 25¢. Located opposite the courthouse.

the Cash Grocery Co

Bath County Tops pledge target for tobacco growers

Bath County reports 78 percent of the Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association crop pledged to the Burley Association in a campaign led by County Chairman John R. Crockett. Officials say work will continue to reach unanimous countywide pledges if possible.

Bath County Cooperative John R. Crockett

Ladies Exchange Set for September 24 at Punch Co Store

The ladies of the Catholic church plan an Exchange on Saturday September 24 at R E Punch Co store. Proceeds support parish projects and the event will feature typical exchange activities and fellowship.

Ladies of the Catholic Church R. E. Punch & Co’e Store

Colonels Sign Dean W. O. Dean From Huntington

Huntington pitcher Dean W. O. Dean, already known in town for several local games, has been signed by the Louisville American Association club and reported for duty. Lexing ton hurler Stanley King, a fine pitcher, has also been signed by the Colonels.

W. O. Dean Huntington Louisville American Association Stanley King Lexington Colonels

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

Mrs W T Fitzpatrick Jr expresses gratitude to friends neighbors Rev Yeaman Mr Sutton and doctors for kindness during her husband’s illness and death and conveys lasting thanks from her and her family.

Rev. Yeaman Mr. Sutton

Mrs Rankin Improves South Maysville Home With Sleeping Loft

Mrs Adelia Rankin undertakes a second story addition to her South Maysville property, enlarging living space with a new sleeping loft. The project aims to enhance comfort and utility for the household.

Adelia Rankin South Maysville

90 Per Cent of Acreage Signed in Montgomery

County Chairman C. B. Patterson reports precinct workers show 3160 acres of tobacco pledged to the Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Marketing Association, a bit over ninety percent. An accurate census of 1921 acreage is being taken, plus 1920 plantings. Patterson and N. W. Lockridge supervise this businesslike effort, with other counties progressing and the cooperative plan appearing sure of success.

C. B. Patterson Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Marketing Association N. W. Lockridge

Creamery appoints local cream producer agent

Beatrice Creamery Co designates Miss Josie Turley as local representative with headquarters at Maysville and High Streets. Producers are urged to trial her services before shipping or selling cream elsewhere. 97-21.

Josie Turley Maysville High Streets Beatrice Creamery CO

Buried in Lexington Funeral for Mrs Adelia H Willis

The funeral of Mrs. Adelia H Willis aged 75 was held in Lexington today after her death Monday at her son Dr W T Willis home in Louisville. She was well known in the city with many friends and frequent visits.

Adelia H. Willis W. T. Willis Louisville Lexington

Silk lampshades at Electric Shop offered in all colors

The Electric Shop advertises silk lampshades available in every color size and shape.

May Return Home Keeps Kentucky Roots Alive

Judge Allen McCormick and wife from Lexington are visiting relatives for a few weeks then head to Florida for the winter. They plan to return to Kentucky in spring and make Mt Sterling their permanent home.

Judge Allen McCormick Lexington Florida Kentucky Judge McCormick Mt. Sterling

Market Buying Near Morgan County Courtday

George Maze travels through Morgan County and other Eastern Kentucky counties buying stock to be driven here and sold at Courtday.

George Maze Morgan Coounty Kentucky

Protracted Meeting Opens at Camargo Saints Church

A protracted meeting begins today at the Camargo Saints Church led by Mrs Myers of Louisville.

Saints Church Camargo Saints Church Myers Louisville

Wedding Attended by Mrs. W. C. Cooper in Winchester

Mrs. W. C. Cooper traveled to Winchester yesterday to attend the wedding of Bruce C. May and Miss Jessie C. Prather. Both are from Salyersville and are the Cooper nephew and his bride.

W. C. Cooper Winchester Mr. Cooper Bruce C. May Jessie C. Prather Salyersville

New pastor chosen for Somerset church

Rev. C. L. Pyatt of Lexington, formerly pastor at Berry and Crittenden, accepts a call to the Somerset Christian church and will begin duties Sunday morning with regular Sabbath services. He is highly recommended and the church feels fortunate.

C. L. Pyatt Lexington Berry and Crittenden Somerset Christian Church Rev. Pyatt

State Fair Attendance By Judge McKee And Wife

Judge Hl. Clay McKee and wife attend the State Fair in Louisville today and will be absent during the week. Mrs. McKee will study dressmaking with top artists, while the judge handles business that will benefit Mt. Sterling citizens when applied locally.

Hl. Clay McKee Louisville

District Convention at Frenchburg District Convention

The District Convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union Division B will meet in Frenchburg next Tuesday September 20. The district includes Montgomery Bath and Menefee counties with delegations from Bath and the local union. Mrs Dora McCormick district president will lead. callers for trip information include Mrs C K Oldham or Mrs Hoff man Wood.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Frenchburg Montgomery Bath Menefee Bath County Dora McCormick C. K. Oldham Hoffman Wood

Sensational Races at Kentucky Great Trots in Lexington

Kentucky's Great Trots will run October 30 to 13 in Lexington with top events each day. Key races include the Futurity for 22 year olds, Walnut Hall Cup, Kentucky Futurity for 3-year-olds, Transylvania for all ages, and Phoenix Hotel Prize, Castleton Cup, and Ashland program as the meeting progresses. Notable contenders listed with listed times and repeats of strong stakes.

Kentucky Lexington America Certion Greyworthy Sister Bertha Periscope the Toddler Millie Irwin Jeanette Rankin Princess Etawah Kilo Watts Emma Harvester Board of Commerce the Texington Acard Phoenix Hotel Castleton Transylvania Ashland

J B Riddell Offers Saturday Specials At Sun Day Dinner Table

J B Riddell advertises Saturday specials with top cane syrup, extra coffee blends, granulated sugar, fruits and vegetables, canned goods, cereals, and other items all priced as bargains for Sunday dinners. The tone emphasizes low prices and broad assortment for a family shopping list.

Great Southern to Open Plant Here

R 8 Stokley, now in Lexington, is in town for Great Southern Refining Co. to open a Mt. Sterling distributing plant within 30 days. They will buy land, build, hire locals, and spend local receipts locally. The Kentucky firm uses Kentucky crude from Big Sinking in manufacturing. Stokley, formerly Standard Oil, is popular in Mt. Sterling and will oversee local operations.

Stokley Lexington Great Refining Co Mt. Sterling Great Southern Refining Co Kentucky Stokeley Standard Oil

Sixty First Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ragan

On a September morning, Mary W Jones wed Charles Ragan at the Kentucky home of Class Jones with Raccoon John Smith as officiant. The couple, now in good health, reflect on the era from horse and saddle to air travel and look forward to many more years together.

Kentucky Class Jones Mary W. Jones Charles Ragan Thomas Ragan John Smith

Behold My Wife at Bargain Prices

The feature Behold My Wife runs at Lexington venues for a limited week. It will be offered at the Table Theatre at 18 and 30 cents plus tax, while the Lexington Opera House has a one week showing with a top price of 50 cents.

Lexington Lexington Opera House Table Theatre

Brick residence for sale near County High School

Brick residence on Holt avenue near County High School offers six rooms a bath a large sleeping porch attics trunk room front and rear porches gas for light and heat about one acre with fruit and a garden includes stable and garage recently painted in perfect order reasonable terms contact Mrs Pearl Greene at 95-31

Holt Avenue County High School Pearl Greene

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wallace Sullivan New Jersey Richardson Bros. and Cornwell the Advocate Arbuckle Films Hastie McGuire Bros Bank Street Coleman May J. Graham Brown G. O. P. Angel Sath County Tobacco Drive W. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr MT Sterling Somerset J. B. Riddell Edeteereseerses Great Southern Tornado Insurance C. W. Kirkpatrick Agent Tornado
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