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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1919

Page

3

Adult education ideals push a night school era worldwide

Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart of the Kentucky Interacy Commission argues adult education is essential and already expanding in England and across the United States. She predicts evening schools, continued teacher employment, and mandatory learning for those who cannot read, with eight hour schools and night classes for adults.

Cora Wilson Stewart Kentucky Interacy Commission England American Federation of Labor Atlantic City Congress Stewart Union

Talk Happiness Calls for Daily Cheer and Courage

A compact telegramlike exhortation urges daily happiness and perseverance even when doubt lingers. It counsels that the world is already sad without constant complaints, urging the son to press on with a hopeful stance.

Unredeemed Land to Be Sold for Taxes in Montgomery County

Public sale will offer parcels to the highest bidder to cover tax cost and penalties due the State of Kentucky. The notice names Montgomery County and the state, with the action set under current laws and regulations. The surrounding text lists local attendees and social details from a separate birthday celebration for Mr. Case.

Kentucky Montgomery Mt. Sterling Greenville W. H. Gray State At Large Herman Borders Nora K. Robbins O. Warnmouth Albert Ficklin K. Hensley Seee R. K. Sterns R. L. Stacy Croxton Willoughby Wm. Willoughby Lafe Ingram Sewer Seee W. P. Moore Mary Crooks Jennie Davis Martha Everett Sarah Grubbs Sam Garrett Lizzie Hazelrigg We Jesse Howard Ee Allen Johnson Sam Jones Jas. E. Wilson Ee L. Lordess Mollie Payne M. J. Smith Towning Puphrey Reuben Willoughby Joseph John Swango Sallie Baird Sant Jones Sete Lewis Mason J. W. Chenault Dualer Morton Chas. Coleman Clarence Rash Will Skillman Wee Ewe Sarah Glover Tee Abe Smith Mattie Mynheir Sam Ashley la John Allen W. R. Curtis Robert Jackson Lot Lillie Hurt Seen Eee Harve Calk Mary Martin Ee Enee Will George Eee EK. Martin Teen Eee Lindsay Garrett Sa Riley Martin Erate Eee Frank Hamilton Chas. McCall Seen Phil Orear Ween Eweee Albert Smith Ed Walker Horace Williams Peter Rogers Ben Williams Emma Scott Sleeves Lewis White Oneee Eliza Wingate Augustus South Mary E. White Ben Williams Ween San H. H. Hatton W. T. Johnson J. A. Littleton T. Shrout Chas. Smith James Branham John Charles Walter Crow Eeenee Sa Holly Witherspoon John C. Campbell J. Curtis Seer

Uncle Jebe Congleton, 83, Dies in Lexington Home

E. S. Congleton, known as Uncle Jebe, died last week at his son's Lexington home at age 83. He lived in this county until a few years ago and is survived by his widow, three sons, and two daughters. The remains were taken to Bowen, Kentucky, for funeral services.

E. S. Congleton Jebe Lexington

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