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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
5
Local notices mix illness travel and hires in Mt Vernon
Personal notes report illness and recovery among residents of Mt Vernon including Purcell Thompson Taylor and Griffin. Visitors arrive from Lexington Louisville Crofton Indianapolis and Detroit while several locals plan travel and work. Local ads announce tailoring barber shop changes and harvest machinery repairs as Gentry Bros Wild Animal Circus comes June 23 in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Wild Animal Circus
DrummMond's Story and Local Notices from Joplin Area
Genuine cow hide bag offered at Fish's while Joplin Smith suffers typhoid at his father’s Oak Bill home. Crown System Overalls and DrummMond products featured. A boy named James Donald born to Mr and Mrs C F Bradbury on June 8. Drummond's Store advertises 95 cent heavy fiber work shirts. Dr Webb and Mr Humble traveled from Livingston on business. Fred Baker plans an ice house behind his store to handle ice by the car. A note of thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during Mamie Emuett Lowpeer's illness and death by her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Mamie
Emuett LowpEer
J. P. E. Drummond
Livingston
B. BR. Hellard
Drummond
Salvation Army drive aims to raise three million nationwide
The Salvation Army plans a county campaign June 23 to 30 seeking 700 dollars from Rockcastle County as part of a 3,000,000 fund to support relief work nationwide. Ministers are urged to mobilize congregations and Sunday schools in support of the religious effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockcas Castle
Louisville
Rockcastle
Salvation Army
Rockcastle County
United States
Building Up Our Womanhood
An obituary notes the death of Mamie Sowder at age 10 after a week of illness. The piece shifts to a health exhortation urging women to seek relief promptly, endorsing Peruna tonic with testimonials from Clara Lohr of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and promoting Dr. Hartman’s Peruna Company materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Lohr
N. Gold St
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Hartman
Peruna Company
Dept
Columbus
Ohio
Landrum Cotton wedding celebrated at Langdon parlors
Miss Bernice Yancy Landrum married Mr. John Vincent Cotton in Langdon parlors on a Tuesday afternoon in June. Rev M L Cotton officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J A Landrum, taught at Mt Vernon and in Tucson and Concord. The groom is an Akron attorney. his father Teach at Louisville Seminary. Guests enjoyed brick cream cake. bride wore dark blue voile. Departure followed for Louisville and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Yancy Landrum
John Vincent Cotton
Langdon
M. ‘L.’ Cotton
Cotton
J. A. Landrum
Mt. Vernon
Tucson
Arizona
Concord
N. C
Louisville
Community Mourns After Death Burial at Freedom
The text notes great suffering and sympathy from the community as a burial occurred Sunday at Freedom, honoring a deceased woman and extending condolences to her family.
Hicks Purchases Large Timber Tract on East Fork
W T Hicks buys a substantial timber property from C C Williams E Bullock and W C L Richards situated along East Fork in a private sale noted in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W T. Hicks
C. C. Williams
E. Bullock
W. CL. Richards
East Fork
Salvation Army Opens Doors Without Conditions Worldwide
The Salvation Army welcomes all who need help without regard to creed, race, or ethics. Its motto is The world for God, guiding efforts to feed the hungry clothe the ragged house the homeless and cleanse the unclean. Its social relief programs aim to bring individuals into personal relations with Jesus Christ across the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Jesus Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mit
Vernon, Ky
Sungingser
Louisvile & Nasaville R.R. Co
Jas. Lanorum
Mt Vernon, Ky
J.S. Purcell
Susie Thompson
Hartford Taylor
Myrtle Thompson
Brodhead
Fannie Biggs
Cane Valley
L. V. Murrell
Cora Brown
Crofton
C. F. Bradbury
Jo Davis
Alec Gentry
Spiro
Grace Griffin
Crab Orchard
D. H. Lyon
Ray Johnson
Somerset
T. J. Niceley
Bernard Franklin
Bell
Lexington
H. T. Young
Kentucky
Edna Snodgrass
Jeffersonville
Ind
Ruth Mullins
Bryan Perkins
W. G. McBee
T. A. Proctor
Bee Lick
A. E. Proctor
Scott Dickerson
Detroit
Dickerson
A. H. Hamlin
L. T. Houk
Jamestown
Eugene Taylor
Camp Taylor
Tilman Houk
Gramestown
Byron Griffin
Indianapolis
Eddy B. Hall
Geo. W. Allen
Cassie Bullock
Grant Mullins
Fish’s
Fish
Charley Hendrickson
Mt. Vernon Hotel
McCormick
Deering
J. Fish & Son
J. W. Roberts
C. Taylor
Mat Owens
Choice
Drummond’s
John Roberts
Rose Hill
Drummond's
Judge Mullins
Brodhead Road
Purcell Hill
John Crawfords
DrumMono’s
Cecil Hayes
Burdette Owens
Gilbert Hayes
Henry Harrison
William Adams
Robert McKenzie
David Carson Craig
Martin L Jones
Jesse Meadows
Corbin
J. Fife & Son
Kentucky Educational Association
Joplin Smith
Oak Bill
DrummMond
James Donald
Dr. Webb
Mr. Humble
Salvation Army Campaign
Orion Cherry King
Colonel
Mt. Vernon, Ky
Matt Coffey
Alvin Carpenter
Arthur Adams
W M. Mullins
Laurel
Luther Manus
Jeff Johnson
Mullins
W. L. Richards
Sadie
Clarence Aurinton
Tariff Department
Railroad
Cam Mullins
Mt Vernon
Mamie Sowder
Emmett Sowder
Louis Cooper
Welch's Department Store
Bess Sparks
Dodge
Fletcher
Castoria
Webb's Brug
Livingston, Ky
Bryson Tess
Miling Co
Crab Orchard, KY
Chamberlain
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