Personal visits and travels fill Lexington week
A long list of local residents and visitors details weekly trips and Hall visits. Names include Mrs. W. C. Moore Mr. C. K. Oldham Lieut. Howard Van Antwerp Jr and many others visiting Lexington Versailles Berea Cincinnati and Detroit areas. Several relatives attend funerals and college events while others prepare for military service and academy transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard van Antwerp, Jr
Morris Ramsey
Bowling Green
John A. Judy
Clinton Hawkins
Versailles
Paul Essex
Ohio
Samuel L. Taylor
Samuel Whitehead
Howard
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Garrett Davis Marshall
Nashville
Tenn
Byrd Gwinn and Son
Huntington
W. Va
Wm. N. Anderson
R. 8. Moore
Louisville
George McAlister
Clayton Ramsey
C. D. Powell
Charles Ramsey
Camp Taylor
Charles Hainline
Peter Cockrell
Danville
Caswell Prewitt
Eugene Prewitt
Minneapolis
Minn
Samuel
George G. Hamilton, Jr
John Madison Coleman
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Clyde Darsie
Berea
George
John
Howard R. French
Warren M. Rogers
Bourbon
Nell Fitch Bartlett
New York
Liberty Bones NOBLE WORK BY MT STIRLING YOUNG LADIES
The Mt. Sterling and Montgomery County girls spent their vacation sewing and knitting for Red Cross and war orphans in Europe. They organized clubs across the county to promote teamwork, raised funds through pie sales and garments, and managed a Red Cross Tea Room that netted over a thousand dollars. Leaders included Miss Mary Beall Miss Margaret Hadden and others, with clubs in Camargo Grassy Lick Spencer and Levee contributing garments and money. The effort fostered patriotism and many girls filled roles left vacant by men. Buy histary Bons We have a stray steer of our place in Bath County. Owner can have property by proving same, paying cost of keep and this advertisement. WHITE BROS., Mt. Sterling, Ky. Phones 610-12 or 610-11 13-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Red Cross
Europe
Mary Beall
Margaret Hadden
Catherine Howell
Frances Kennedy
Catherine Stofer
Catherine Hadden
Camargo
Grassy Lick
Spencer
Levee
Montgomery
Bath County
White Bros
Regular services at the Methodist Church Sunday preview
Dr. Southgate to preach both morning and evening as church plans its Sunday services. News arrives of Mrs. Gathright’s sudden death in Louisville after a brief illness, shocking local friends who knew her from visits to her daughter in this city. Funeral attendance from here included Mr. Gatewood and Mrs. Fox and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southgate
Gathright
A. J. Gatewood
R. C. Gatewood
Laura Williams
May Louise Baume
John Hoyt de Noon
D. W. Baume
Marietta
Ohio
Notice of Bond Conversion Deadline at Montgomery National Bank
The bank calls attention to the conversion window for United States First and Second Liberty Loans into bonds at 41 percent interest. Conversion requests must be made and bonds delivered by September 30, with final expiry for the option on November 9. Owners must present bonds even if on file or in a vault box. J. H. Conner, Cashier. The Advocate for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montgomery National Bank
J. H. Conner
We Buy Old False Teeth At MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALTY
We pay from 2 to 35 dollars per set whether broken or not. We also offer payment for diamonds, old gold, silver, and bridge-work at actual value. Send by parcel post to MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALTY Dept. X at 2007 South 5th Street and receive cash by return mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.'L
Local Health Notes and A Move to New Work
The column reports several local residents improving after illnesses including Mrs. J C Graves and Mrs J W Chenault. It notes Mrs Graves will not be admitted to Lexington hospital and Chenault shows improvement at home on Winn Street with heart trouble. It also mentions Mrs Charles Ross of Fleming County visiting Mrs W A Sutton and Shirley Mason of Grassy Lick accepting a job with Vanarsdell & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blevins
J. C. Graves
Lexington
J. W. Chenault
Winn Street
Charles Ross
Fleming County
W. A. Sutton
Beautiful girl Mary Elizabeth weds D Harold Johnson in Columbus
On September 17 a beautiful girl Mary Elizabeth became the wife of D Harold Johnson of Columbus, Ohio, formerly of this city. The ceremony marked a new chapter for the couple as they begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Johnson
Columbus, O
Mary Elizabeth
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Liberty Loan
Mount Sterling
Duerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
W. C. Moore
C. K. Oldham
Martinsville, Ind
James McNeal
Mary Miller Coleman Ayers
Grover C. Anderson
Stanford
Columbus
Jennie Totten
Formine
J. Bughes
Cincinnati
M. C. Clay
J. Franklin Reynolds, Jr
Massannutter Military Academy
Woodstock
Robert Covington
Richmond
W. R. Thompson
Robert Howell
Woodford County
Bruce Wilson
E. J. Owen
Erwin, Tennessee
Charles T. Hazelrigg
Cleveland
A. M. Pulaski
Pulaski
Louise Tabb
Emily Robinson
Clifton Hawkins
Seydays
Lizzie Prewitt Coleman
Phoenix Hotel
Dan Chenault
Josephie Chenault
Chenault
Good Samaritain Hospital
Joe Brown, Jr
Texas
Missouri
Stockton’s Electric Dry Cleaning Company
E. W. Stockton
Mrs. Gate
Miss Baume
Liberty Bones
Transylvania
Ima Jay
Ross B
Wilkes Brewer
Heir Reaper
Prince Loree
Royal Knight
Royal Mae
Binland
Busy’s Lassie
the Advocate For Printing
Mazer
So. 5Th St
Philadelphia, Pa
C. Fisher
Barber Old Post Office
Kentucky
Blue Grass
BER
America
Clon Pons
Dallas
Kentucky i
Board of Commerce
Cumberland
Ashland
Thursda
Shirley Mason
Vanarsdell & Co
Chesapeake & Ohio Re
Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia
Richmond, Va
Old Point
Norfolk
Virginia
North Carolina
West Main Street
Mt. Sterling, By
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