Safe in the Arms of Jesus dies in Kentucky death notice
Mrs. Susie Elizabeth Scobee died Sunday at 8 in St. Joseph's Hospital Lexington after gallbladder surgery complications. She leaves husband J Will Scobee, son Claude, five daughters, siblings, and many relatives. Funeral Tuesday at First Methodist, Winchester cemetery burial, pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Elizabeth Scobee
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lexington
First Methodist
C. J. Chandler
Rev. L. Robinson
Winchester
R. F. Scobee
H. R. Scobee
R. H. Seobee
D. B. Scobee
R. C. Fitch
D. H. Bratton
J. E. Garner
C. E. Bush
John T. McCormick
J. A. Scrivener
J. A. Tanner
J. W. Wheeler
Jesus
Evolution of Modern Reaper at Opera House Show
The Romance of the Reaper will be shown at the Opera House Thursday afternoon and night. Admission is free as International Harvester Company presents motion pictures depicting the evolution from the old reap hook to the modern machine with colored views.
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Opera House
International Harvester Company
Michael Coyne of Lexington Dies After Paralysis Attacks
Michael Coyne aged 66 a native of Ireland and longtime employee of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Lexington died Sunday at 3 pm at his home 570 West Main after two paralysis attacks the last a week ago He is survived by his wife four sons and five daughters including John William Thomas Joseph Coyne all of Lexington Alice Julia Filie Elizabeth Coyne and Sister Mary Teresa Joseph a nun in Newport Ky Also a former toll gate keeper on the Lexington pike in Clark county.
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Michael Coyne
Ireland
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Lexington
West Main Street
Coyne
Messrs
John
William
Thomas
Joseph Coyne
Alice
Julia
Filie
Bergman Dies in Florida After Indigestion
Mr David Bergman of Irvine Kentucky died in Clearwater Florida from an apparent indigestion. Survived by second wife Miss Leonora Rice and first wife Miss Lida Moore two children Robert Bergman and Mrs Mabel Mikward. Body to be shipped to Lexington for burial in Lexington Cemetery. Other Kentuckians died suddenly in Clearwater recently include Warry Milward and Dr W N Felix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bergman
Clearwater
Fla
Bergman
Irvine
Lida Moore
Leonora Rice
Aso
Robert Bergman
Secretary of Wilson Democratic Association Formation
Attorney C S Moffett returned from Frankfort where he attended events honoring Governor Woodrow Wilson and accepted the post as Secretary of the Woodrow Wilson Democratic Association for Kentucky's Tenth District. He will appoint secretaries in each county as the plan expands statewide. State Senator Claude M Thomas of Bourbon was elected President of the state at large.
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C. S. Moffett
Frankfort
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Moffett
Woodrow Wilson Democratic Association
Tenth
Kentucky
Clark County
Claude M. Thomas
Bourbon County
Wilson Association For
Change of Time for C W E M Auxiliary Meeting
The C W E M Auxiliary has moved its meeting from 3 o'clock Tuesday to Wednesday afternoon at 2 30.
Eulogy on Lincoln by Tembertil Moore
A commemorative piece extols Lincoln as a self made leader who rose from poverty to guide the nation through secession and war. It situates Washington and Lincoln as paramount American heroes and praises Lincoln’s empathy toward the defeated South and his enduring legacy beyond monuments.
Expert Job and Ad Man Joins The News
The News hires Mr. J. C. Higgins of Lexington as an expert job and ad man bringing twenty years in the business. His addition enhances the shop’s capacity to produce high quality job work quickly and neatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Triggins
Lexington
Higgins
Mr Joe Estes Passes Away After Auto Accident
Mr Joe Estes a farmer aged 3 years died Monday at his residence on the Ruckerville pike. He was injured in an January automobile accident on the Lexington pike and a suit for 2000 damages was filed by his attorney J Smith Hays. Burial is in Winchester cemetery Tuesday at 10 30 with grave services by Eld J W Harding.
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Joe Estes
Ruckerville Pike
Estes
Bayless Motor Car Company
Lexington
Robert Lilly
Lexington Pike
McCermites
J. Smith Hays
Hayes
W. A. Bush
Mr. Estes
Winchester
Eld. J. W. Harding
Rexa-Kola Factory Posts New Machinery Upgrade
The Rexa-Kola Factory announces installation of the latest improved equipment for carbonated drinks. Mr. Wainscott claims the drink will compare favorably with any on the market. An editor test showed the drink’s harmlessness as two dozen bottles were consumed without effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexa-Kola
Wainscott
Devil
Will Move East As Butcher Takes New Post
Mr. Gay Wilson accepted a position as butcher with S. P. Green Wade and left Monday to oversee the fresh meat department. He plans to move his family to Mt. Sterling in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Wilson
S. P. Greenwade
Wilson
Mt. Sterling
Spirit of Love Engraved in Hearts of Fellowmen
A reflective line honors a life whose spirit of love remains embedded in the hearts of those who knew him, describing enduring influence and virtue.
Death of Mrs Mary Williams at Pilot View
Mrs Mary Williams died Sunday morning at her Pilot View home from pneumonia at five years old. She had been ill a week. Twice married, her first husband was Mr Adams with two sons James and Rodney in the county. Her second husband Mr Williams died about six months ago at 105. Surviving children include Richard Williams and Wen William with Mrs Dudley Williams. Burial was at 2 30 Monday at Reverend Win Pard graveyard, known as Aunt Mary.
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Mary Williams
Pilot View
William Williams
James
Rodney
Messrs
Richard Williams
Williama
Lexington
Dudley Willlams
Mrs. Williams
Sue
Aunt Mary
Twenty seven years of faithful service noted for editor
After twenty seven years of service Mr C E Lyddane resigned Saturday night as local editor of the Winchester Democrat. He attended three City Council meetings in the period and says no local firm remains under the same ownership as when he began. He also served eight years as County Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lydanne
Winchester Democrat
Lyddane
Unveiling and Maniac Films With Rodrigues Illustrated Talk
The program features The Unveiling, The Maniac, and Dr Bills Patient with extra attraction Lieut Rodrigues who will present an illustrated travel lecture. Performances run Monday and Tuesday with matinees daily at 2:30.
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Lubin
Bills
Essanay
Rodrigues
Young men urged to join band at low cost
Young men seeking musical education are invited to join the Modern Woodmen of America Band and Orchestra. For details contact Gee. HH. Mackie at Bernes' Grocery, or Dr FE. R. Bush president, Fraternity Building. February 12 notice.
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Modern
Woodmen of America
Gee
HH. Mackie
Bernes
FE. R. Bush
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Strother Bowen
Stonewall Jackson
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Dallas
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Virginia
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Henry Bowen
Jacksboro
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Clark
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Florida
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Murest
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Win
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Democrat
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Lyric Theatre
Bean
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Star Store
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