Twenty Additions to Mt. Tabor Church
Paint Lick reports about 20 additions to Mt. Tabor Baptist Church after Dr. D. P. Montgomery and his son Dargan led a two week revival. Montgomery set to return to Kentucky for Sept 11 meetings in Upton after southern tours. The item also notes local visits, guests, and social happenings at Paint Lick including dinners, church events, and community figures.
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Paint Lick
D. P. Montgomery
Dargan
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church
Montgomery
Billy
Greenville
S. C
South Carolina
Kentucky
Upton
Louisville
Morris Todd
Elizabeth Conn
Robert Garrett
Richmond
L. J. Fish
Ed Hedrick
Lexington
J. B. Skaggs
W. B. Roop
Beulah
Marie Ledford
Fannie Dowden
Elsie Roop
Fay Ward
Mary Bane Wynn
Darran Montgomery
Olin Patrick
Bert Ward
W. W. West
West
James Champ
Jim Harve Ralston
J. D. Burchell
M. I. Legford
A. R. Denny
Redmond
Robert Walker
Debra Napin
Barnam Ledford
Virginia Conn
Lancaster
G. M. Treadway
Elizabeth Patrick
Paintsville
B. B. Montgomery
Home Missionary Society
W. B. Elder
Paint Lick High School
John F. White
Nicholasville
Madison County
S. E. Schooler and Son
Cincinnati
Kentucky Weather Forecast Picture Mostly Fair
Weather for Kentucky calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little change in temperature. No significant precipitation expected and skies remain mostly clear across the region.
Burley Leaders Plan Big Drive for Tobacco Cooperative
Mr. T. S. Barnam will attend a meeting in Lexington with chairmen from 15 counties to discuss a two week drive in Woodford and nearby counties. Organizing committee aims to secure fifty million pounds of tobacco, about 25 percent of the crop, by September 1 as part of a plan to pledge 75 percent of the leaf. Stone spoke at Woodford County Farmers Union fish fry, farmers favored the cooperative and many contracts were signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Barnam
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Cooperative Marketing Association
Phoenix Hotel
James C. Stone
Joseph Passoneau
Woodford
Montgomery
Scott
Franklin
Jessamine
Bourbon
Harrison
Madison
Mercer
Fleming
Bath
Nicholas
Clark
Shelby
Stone
Prohibition Director Warns Louisville Over Whisky Sales
Prohibition Director Sam Collins said Louisville faces worse liquor sales than any city and advised police to act, noting Louisville has 400 officers empowered to enforce laws while the federal force in the state totals four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate A
Louisville
Prohibition
Sam Collins
Louisville Times
Ile
Sunday Night Gatherings and Local Visits Noted
Mr. and Mrs. Wim Blurt and family host Sunday guests. Dr. Woods Oglive of Princeton Xv, recently ill, visits Mr. and Mrs. Woods Walker. Elizabeth McLin Beulah Emerine and brother visit Catherine Ledford. Mrs. R W Estridge and daughter travel to Bloomington Ind to visit aunt Mrs Joe Frisbie. John Walker hosts visitors from Smithfield. Barnam Ledford welcomes a daughter Helen. Chestnut and Pexton families visit Paint Lick. Reed Igar family returns to Middlesboro after visit with Lear family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Woods Oglive
Princeton Xv
Woods Walker
Elizabeth McLin
Beulah Emerine
Richmond
Catherine Ledford
R. W. Estridge
Joe Frisbie
Bloomington
Ind
Paint Lick
Reed Igar
Middlesboro
B. M. Lear
Mayor O Neil aims at speeders in Richmond drive
Mayor William O Neil pledges strict enforcement of speeding laws in Richmond to curb dangerous driving. He plans measures to crack down on motorists racing through town at high speeds and will announce results as plans prove effective. Citizens urged to support the effort as many offenders are summoned to appear in police court before Judge U M Smith tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’neil
Richmond
Rockown
U. M. Smith
Red Cross Office Alleged Shortage Reported
National Red Cross officials investigate an apparent shortage of funds at Washington headquarters totaling about $11,000. No suspects named. The probe follows an internal review of financial records and adherence to accounting procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross Office
Associated Di’ress
Washington
National Red Cross
Rev J A McClintock to preach twice at College Hill
The Rev J A McClintock will lead worship at College Hill on Sunday morning and again in the evening, inviting parishioners to attend both services at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
J. A. McClintock
Colleg Hill
Sunday Schedule at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday school at 9 30 and Young People's Society at 6 45 are listed. No morning service due to the pastor's absence. The pastor's daughter is improving and Dr Telford will return to the city next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Dr. Telford
Sunday School and Union Services Schedule Notes
Methodist Church hosts Sunday school at 9 30 and sermon at 10 45 on the topic From the Picture of God. P worth League gathers at 6 30 with Union services at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pworth League
the Baptist Church
Local sportsman sales fine Airedale to Dr. Williams
Sells Fine Airedale H G Coffey the popular young sportsman proprietor of the Home of the Airedale sold one of his fine young dogs this week to Dr D Williams of Richmond The price is said to have been 25 dollars Mr Coffey always keeps a lot of exceptionally well bred dogs on hand for his patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Coffey
Airedale
Canadian Liquor Crossing Border Sparks Prohibition Debate
Prohibition officials in Windsor Ontario expect increased liquor exports to the United States after a court ruling clarifies that Ontario temperance law does not ban export to foreign countries. The decision could boost cross border flows in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ontario
United States
Jack the Smasher Strikes Lower Manhattan
A powerful well-dressed young maniac nicknamed Jack the Smasher attacked at least seven girls on Lower Manhattan sidewalks today. Police describe the assailant as dangerous and roaming the streets in the August heat. Authorities urge residents to stay alert and report sightings.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
Jack the Smasher
Maddened Bull Kills Ashland Stock Farrer
Ashland Kentucky August 1 2 Jesse Cyrus a prominent farmer and stock breeder of Boyd county was killed by an infuriated bull as he drove his cows from a field into a barn. The bull gored him in the head and chest while two of his children looked on as neighbors were summoned two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Jesse Cyrus
Boyd County
Cyrus
Evans Memorial Service Set for Late Mayor
Memorial services for the late Mayor Jk P Evans will be held at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning at 9 30 by the Sunday school which he led as superintendent for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jk. P. Evans
Edwards Re elected Superintendent Of Madison County Schools
Ben F Edwards was re elected by the Madison County Board of Education for a two year term. The unanimous vote followed four years of service. The salary was set at 1800 dollars yearly with a small allowance for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben FF. Edwards
Madison County
County Board of Education
F Edwards
Community Worker Drowns Saving Child in Kentucky
Miss Marian Crawford a New York community worker drowned in Marshall Fork of the Cumberland River at Smith Ky last night while rescuing an eight year old child who fell into the stream. After the rescue it is believed she suffered a heart attack and her body disappeared into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harlan, Ky
Marian Crawford
New York
Marshall Fork
Cumberland River
Smith
Tobacco Man Wells Dies After Long Illness
Joseph W. Wells aged 62 a prominent citizen and tobacconist died at his Owensboro home after a year long illness He had managed a local tobacco company for 60 years and was a well known figure in the community The obituary notes his long service and leadership in the tobacco trade in Owensboro Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Atress
Owensboro, Akay
Joseph W. Wells
Woman Hypnotized Husband in $10,000 Suit
Lexington, August 12 William Cross of this city claims in a $10,000 alienation suit that Mary L. Crist hypnotized him abandoned his wife Elizabeth Cross and transformed from a loving husband to a cruel negligent man now in Louisville under the woman's influence and in a helpless mental state per the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
William Cross
Mary L. Crist
Louisville
Crist
Elizabeth Cross
Tells Why He Shot Priest
Edwin R. Stephenson a barber and itinerant preacher killed the Rev James E. Coyle dean of northern Alabama Catholic Church after a dispute over his daughter's marriage. He said he called the priest a dog, was struck, and then shot him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Edwin R. Stephenson
James E. Coyle
Catholic Church
Stephenson
Good roads bill looms as obstacle to recess program
Push to recess the Senate stalled by the 100000000 good roads bill. Senator Key Pittman indicates he will block a recess until action is taken. Senator Charles E Townsend confirms the bill will be brought before the Senate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Key Pittman
Nevada
Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Post Offices and Post Roads Committee
Senate
Farm sale nets 18000 at auction near Lebanon
Master Commissioner C. C. Boldrick presided as the G. A. Goatley farm on the Springfield pike near Lebanon was sold to George Harmon the lien holder in Harmon versus Goatley. The property of about 214 acres fetched 18000, purchased previously by Goatley for roughly 37000.
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C. C. Boldrick
Marion County
G. A. Goatley
Springfield Pike
Lebanon
George Harmon
Harmon
Pearson Reports Tobacco Prices Edge Up In South
News from southern tobacco markets notes slight price improvement with sales up to 63 cents a pound. Col J H Pearson of this city auctions in the South Carolina breaks again this season, gaining popularity despite early discouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. H. Pearson
South Carolina
Col. Pearson
Harvey Won’t Act On Silesian Affair
Paris Aug 12 United States Ambassador Harvey told the Supreme Council that the Upper Silesian question is European in origin. He said the matter would be referred to the League of Nations, which the United States does not join, so he would not participate in the referral decision.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
United States
Harvey
Supreme Council
League of Nations
League
President Harding’s aged father remarries in Michigan
Dr George Harding father of President Harding wed Miss Alice Severns his office attendant yesterday in Monroe Michigan. He will resume medical duties immediately and the couple will live at least temporarily in his residence. They arrived in Marion and visited their homes last night. He reported receiving no word from the President since learning of the marriage.
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Associated Press
Marion
Chious
George Harding
Harding
Monroe
Michigan
Alice Severns
Western Kentucky Coal Rates Cut by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that coal rates from western Kentucky to southeast Missouri and northeast Arkansas were unduly prejudicial to Kentucky operators. The commission set that rates from the southern Illinois group to similar destinations should not exceed by more than five cents the Kentucky rates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Potts thanks friends after election
Jas P Potts expresses gratitude to many friends for loyal support in the recent election. He states he remains a Democrat and extends congratulations and best wishes to the winners, pledging support for the entire ticket.
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MR. Potts
Jas. P. Potts
Barbecue Planned for Legionaires in Lexington
Louisville state headquarters announces a free barbecue for Legionaires on September 2 after the parade for the third State Convention. Lexington Post furnishes the meal and a baseball game between the top district teams follows under Geo Chescek r supervision for the state championship. Winners receive a silver loving cup and individual medals.
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Louisville
Lexington
Thirk
Lexington Post
Geo.Chescekr
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati and Louisville
Lambs good and cattle calves steady in Cincinnati on August 12. Hogs down about 250. Chicago markets higher. Louisville cattle 300 head slow, hogs 1200 steady, sheep 2000 steady, all unchanged, lambs around ten dollars.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Hockaday Loses Fine Saddle Stallion Whizzim 7916
J. S. Hockaday lost his saddle stallion Whizzim 7916 to colic at age 12. Whizzim, son of Rex Peavine and Georgia Pal, was a prized sire and performer at stud for six years at Hockaday's farm near Berea, known as a leading saddle horse producer.
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J. S. Hockaday
Whizzim
Rex Peavine
Georgia Pal
Hockaday
Mr. Hockaday
Berea
Gaines Sued for 10008 Dollars in Fatal State Pike Crash
B F Smith as administrator of Tully Choice filed damages suit in the Shelby circuit court seeking 10008 dollars from Virgil Gaines of Richmond. Gaines had pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter at the last term of court and was fined 750 dollars for the January 23 death on the State pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shelby News
B. F. Smith
Tully Choice
Masons Home
State Pike
Virgil Gaines
Richmond
Gaines
Pure Bred Sheep Sale Big Success
About 1 560 people from across Kentucky attended the Farmers Better Life Sheep Sale at the Bourbon Stockyards in Louisville. W Bell of the Louisville Live Stock Exchange called it a success as roughly 2 000 ewes and bucks sold with prices from 7 to 10 dollars per head for ewes and 12 50 to 65 dollars for bucks, including a pure bred buck from Canada. Visitors included sheep from Blastock Ranch Idaho and a few from Ohio with University of Kentucky professors Miller and Horlacher assisting buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
W. Bell
Louisville Live Stock Exchange
Idaho
Ohio
Richard C Miller
University of Kentucky Agricultural College
L. J. Horlacher
Glasgow Seeks State Legion Convention in 1922
The Barren County Post No. 28 of Glasgow has served notice on the State Legionnaires that Glasgow aims to host the 1922 State Convention. An official circular promises Kentucky hospitality with housing, country ham and fried chicken, and plans to visit Mammoth Cave.
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Glasgow
Sky
Barren County
State Legionaires
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Eugene Moynahan Declares Loyalty To Democrats In City Attorney Race
Eugene Moynahan, a loyal Democrat, congratulates his opponent and thanks supporters after losing the nomination for City Attorney. He urges colleagues to remove his name from the rooster if he would vote against any Democratic nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene K. Moynahan
Dodge Bros Name New Local Dealers in Richmond
Dodge Brothers announce Woods and White as Richmond dealers with Viney occupying the old Madison Garage on Second Street including a full salesroom and service station. Territory spans Madison Garrard Estill Rockcastle and Jackson counties.
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Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Woods and White
Richmond
Viney
Madison
Second Street
Garrard
Estill
Rockcastle
Jackson
Doberbess
Messrs
Dece, Bros
Dodge Bros
Dodge Bros. Works
Jersey Sale in Mercer Nets $18500 for 32 Cattle
The Jersey cattle sale held this week by C. P. Currens of Mercer county drew a large crowd. Thirty two head sold for a total of $18500. Augustus Oxford Mable fetched $745 and was bought by Dr. Coolidge of New Jersey, the highest individual price.
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Jersey
C. P. Currens
Mercer County
Augustus Oxford Mable
Dr. Coolidge
New Jersey
Upright Chickens Fascinate Neighbors
A hen hatched a chick that walks upright at Mrs. Hugh Masters home. The creature walks like a man and struggles to bend to pick up food. Neighbors visit as Mrs Masters plans to raise the bird to maturity.
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Hugh Masters
Masters
Stray Heifers Recovered by Owner after Charges
Two stray heifers wandered to a residence on July 1. Owner may recover by proving ownership and paying all charges. Contact G. R. Sopurlin at the provided phone number 355-M.iD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Sopurlin
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Billy Sunday
Elder
Burley
Gollins
Louisville Cops
Renaker Poultry Company
Edee
Fvet
O’neil
Speeders
Ghurgh News
First Presbyterian Church
Stock Farrer
Eis
B. F. Edwards
Priest
Pearson
Silesian
Western Kentucky
Legionaires
Eugene Moynahan
NEW Logal Dealers
Jersey Sale
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