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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
5
Personal visits fill weeks across Kentucky towns
Numerous residents and visitors travel between Frankfort Bath county Lexington Louisville and other cities. Names include C. T. Coleman J. D. Hampton Howell Hunt W. O. Brock Lucile Hull Lila Mae Harper C. C. Turner A. R. Robertson Stella Ogg Grace Ogg Coons Jennie Crear Rosa D. Chandler J. M. Isola Strother family members and many others visiting relatives attending events and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Coleman
Frankfort
J. D. Hampton
Bath County
Howell Hunt
Louisville
Lucile Hull
Oil Springs
Aileen Beall
Lila Mae Harper
Lexington
C. C. Turner
A. R. Robertson
Michigan
Stella Ogg
Grace Ogg Coons
Jennie Crear
Rosa D. Chandler
Cynthiana
W. H. Tipton
Social events of Mrs. Kirkpatrick and friends
Mrs. C W Kirkpatrick hosted a Five Hundred party last Thursday afternoon with a pleasant gathering. Mrs Lewis Apperson and daughter Miss Elizabeth hosted a progressive Euchre on Friday with a delightful luncheon. Mrs Allie Ratliff held a Rock party at her West High street home Wednesday with about sixty guests and a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Allie Ratliff
West High Street
Bank Statement from a Kentucky Bank in 1918
Pierce Winn as cashier swears the financial statement is true. The document lists lawful money reserve, specie amounting to 18 111 15, legal-tender notes 640 00, total 18 751 15. Liabilities show capital stock 80 000, surplus 25 000, undivided profits 0, taxes 1 704 05, national bank notes outstanding 49 400 00, deposits 102 684 30, certified checks 31 00, cashier’s checks 329 182 92. Signed February 3 1918 with notary J H Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pierce Winn
J. H. Conner
Notary Pu
Revival Services Planned at Mount Gilead and Baptist Church
Religious events announce preaching at Mt Gilead Church on Camargo Pike Sunday at 3 pm. Baptist church holds morning services, urges all members present, with revival to start the first Sunday in October led by Rev Sid Williams and music directed by harpist Mr Brown. A mass meeting Sunday at 7 pm supports the local option movement with city ministers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gilead
Camargo Pike
The
Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Sid Williams
Mr. Brown
Harpist
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Birth announcement for Wm. Edgar Jones family
To the wife of Wm. Edgar Jones, Wednesday, September 16th, a son. He has been named Sidney Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Jones
Sidney Thornton
Stone Wins Match Over Dr B F Roller In Louisville Bout
Jack Stone of Louisville defeated Dr B F Roller of Chicago after Roller failed to continue following a shoulder sprain. Roller won the first fall in 37 minutes, Stone rebounded and secured the match within about 10 minutes. Roller’s brief speech about athletics and the local option fight drew Mayor Oldham’s warning to stay on the mat and end his talk. No blame falls on manager Wilkerson for the unpredictable talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Roller
Chicago
Ill
Jack Stone
Louisville
Stone
Roller
C. K. Oldham
Oldham
Wilkerson
Beautiful line of Roman strip ed ribbons at The Novelty Store
A display of decorative ribbons described as Roman stripe designs is showcased at The Novelty Store. The item line emphasizes vibrant color and pattern variety available to shoppers.
Read Oldham's Ad Promotes Lot Sale
Be sure and read the page ad of C. K. Oldham in this paper and attend the lot sale. The notice urges readers to review the advertised real estate sale details and participate in the bid event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Oldham
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Gastin Company
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