Local Classifieds and Community Notices Featured
Debris of town ads includes farm loans at fifty percent value, pianos for sale, talking machines at Bank Street and Lexington KY, rental offer for furnished rooms, and local notices. Names Conway, Dudley Hedger, Robt Mason, Dees Combs, Binnie, Klines, and community events appear including church services and a Jersey cow killed by an electric storm.
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Bank St
J. H. Brown
J. H. Templeman Piano Co
North Broadway
Lexington, Ky
Local Social Roundup Mentions Visits and Community News
Mrs Bettie Patterson visited Mr and Mrs Harlan Kirk last week. Miss Westie Kissinger visits Miss Verna Oliver and sister at Winchester. Mrs Henry Willoughby and daughter Hattie spent the weekend with sister Mrs Charles Edwards near Paris. Anna Mae Williams is a freshman at County High School this year. A T Leach visited his uncle James Leach Sunday. Ralph King spent Saturday night with Max Magion Bailey at Donalson. Bro Regan will preach at this place Sunday morning and night. Milton Kirk cut his foot cutting tobacco. Carrie and Emily Purata and Raymond Sanders attended church at Donalson Sunday night. Mrs Sam Kline visited Sallie Kline and brother Tuesday. Henry Willughby and daughter Cora spent Tue-Wed with sister Mrs Plum Lick. Marguerite Crouch Corresp't Mr and Mrs Henry Taul and children near North Middletown spent Sunday with his father John Taul. Several from this place attend the Barn meeting on the No Middletown and Levee pike. N H Fletcher and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W J Steele. Sam Ishmael and children spent the day Sunday with his father Jim Ishmael near N H Fletcher attended the Lexington Fair last Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs W J Steele had as
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Dee Combs
Havel Mae
Binnie
Dudley Klines
Bro. Han
Donals
Ella
Susie E. Leach
Hattie Willoughby
Mattie
Nancy Han
Middletown
Carrie
Emily Purata
Raymond Sanders
Sam Kline
Sallie Kline
Brother
Henry Taul
John Taul
No. Middletown
Levee Pike
N. H. Fletcher
W. J. Steele
Annual Meeting of Christian Churches at Upper Mill Creek
The annual meeting of Christian Churches at the Upper Mill Creek church Bath county drew between three and four thousand people on Sunday. Eight to ten ministers attended with preaching by Revs Wilhoit Spencer Crouch Adams and others. An abundant ground dinner fed the crowd with overflow meetings outside. The event, held by Bath Montgomery Menefee and Rowan counties, occurs each year on the second Sunday in September.
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Upper Mill Creek
Bath County
Wilhoit
Spencer
Crouch
Adams
Bath
Montgomery
Menefee
Rowan
Courtday Outlook Predicts Strong Cattle Market
Reports from Eastern Kentucky and neighboring counties forecast a heavy Monday cattle run and lush grass, signaling a brisk market at top prices with buyers ready to pay.
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Kentucky
Montgomery
Furnished room for two men adjoins residence
For rent a furnished room for two men with adjoining access. Contact phone number 428. A provocative line suggests one night of pleasure will exhaust a man more than ten days of hard work.
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Fable Theatre
Conroy
Kckee
South Bank Street
John Deere
J. R. Lyons
WM. Adams & Son
West Main Street
Lexington
Pan AY
Dudley Hedger
Sewell
Messrs
Robt. Mason
Guy Barnes
Homer Han
Alt Moore
Near
Judy
Troy May
August Wilson
Lida Lou
Marguerite
Lindsey Crouch
Lorena Hutchison
Verdie
Alma
Farris Humphrey
Leslie Hutchison
Homer Ishmael
Burford Curtis
Grassy Lick
Ella Mae Leach
Bettie Patterson
Harlan Kirk
Westie Kissinger
Verna Oliver
Winchester
Henry Willoughby
Hattie
Charles Edwards
Paris
Anna Mae Williams
A. T. Leach
James Leach
Ralph King
Max.Magion Bailey
Donalson
Bro
Regan
Cuttig Tobacco
Milton Kirk
Henry Willughby
Cora
Marguerite Crouch, Corresp’t
Sam Ishmael
Jim Ishmael
Near Judy
Valley Tires
Valley Tire Co
St. Joseph, Mich
Poland
S. L. Taylor
the Advocate
Hiler
Courtday Outlook
Lexington, Kentucky
MT. Sterling
Great Southern Refining Co
Pryse
Lee County
Aetna Refining Company
Louisville
Clay’s Ferry
Movoline
Fayette National Bank Bldg
R. S. Stokley
Leestown Pike
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