Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 4

DEATH OF MRS. FRANK GOOCH The death" angel entered the home of Mr. Gooch Friday night and called away his beloved wife. Previous to her marriage she was Miss Nannie Sluder. She was 61 years old and a good, kind and loving mother.

She was the mother of nine children. Two died in infancy, Those left to mourn her death are: Her bereaved husband and seven children--Miss Margaret Gooch, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Lillie Southerland, Mrs. Hazel Sims, Mr.

Cecil Gooch, Mrs. Vernal Cantrill, all of Mountain; Mrs. Myrtle Leach, Detroit, Mich, She also has the following brothers and sisters: Mr. James Sluder, of New Salem; Charlie Sluder, of Waynesburg; Mr. Arthur and Everet 'Sluder, of Ohio, and Mrs.

Etta Smith, of Missouri. She leaves a host of friends and relatives. She had eight grandchildren living and seven dead. She has been failing in' health for several years but was only in bed a week. We know her husband and children will miss her most of all.

Sympathy goes out to them all in their time of distress We all feel that she has gone where her dark days are over, and where she will be watching over her children and beckon them to come. She will never have heart aches and sickness again. She has had her last farewell. We don't want to think of her as dead but that she is only gone where there is no death. Funeral services were held at the home by Bro.

Jimmie 'Reynolds. He gave a wonderful talk. The songs were "Home Sweet Home," "Will the Circle Be and "Beautiful Isle of Some Where," which was suggested by her daughter Myrtle. Her remains were laid to rest at. the Pleasant Point Cemetery on Sunday afternoop, New Year's day.

The request of the fam- 4 "Senator" Brock. of Harlan, "was in our midst one day last week. Mr. Cooper Petrey and sister, Elizabeth, were in Wilmore one day recently. Messrs.

Albert Stempfly, Carl and Herman Goetz spent a' week in Cincinnati recently. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ensslin and family, of Stanford, were recent guests of their relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. Singleton are rejoicing over the arrival of a little son. Miss Martha Schumann is acting as nurse. The Berea students who spent Christmas with their parents and relatives here have returned to resume their class work. Miss -Elizabeth Petrey and brother, Cooper, "ers.

recent Sunday guests of Mr. and Wm. McGuire and family, of Maywood. The flu is still raging in our community. the worst cases being: Mrs.

Martin Easman, Miss Ilene Enpslin, Mrs. J. M. Petrey: Mrs. Raymond Petrey, Messrs.

Simon and J. M. Petrey. Since our last report several folks have moved to their places for the new year. They are: Mrs.

Nance Mrs. Jack Miner place, and Petrey to Lancraft, place; Mr. and Mrs. Bell Huddleson, of Lexington, to Ensslin house. Mrs.

Ott Cummins suffered a severe heart attack one day last week. She shows no sign of improvement at this writing. Mr. Ott Cummins, who is guarding at the State Reformatory at Frankfort was called home to be at the bedside of his wife. The people of this vicinity were very much surprised when they learned the dauhter of Mr.

Ott Cummins, and Mr. a that 'Miss Clara Cummins, Arthur Spivey, of Crab Orchard, were united in holy wedlock. We wish them much success and happiness. Mr. H.

C. Chappell died Saturday a week ago at the home of Polly Ann He lived to reach a ripe old age. He was laid to rest in the Ephesus cemetery on Monday. Much sympathy-is felt for sister, Mrs. Nannie Harris, of this county, and others elsewhere.

Mrs. Henry Mohener, who had beef? caring for her daughter, Mrs. Martin Easman. took her bed one day last week. Then early Saturday morning she departed from this life into the beyond.

She was sixty years old. Mrs. Mohener leaves a husband, son, and daughter to mourn the loss of a good wife and mother, besides many friends. Funeral and burial took place Monday morning at 9:30 at the Catholic church and cemetery. Mrs.

Mohener had been a citizen of this community for over twenty years and: was liked by everyone. Sympathy is extended to her loved ones in their great loss. Mr. Eugene Petrey, at the age of 56, departed this life Sunday afternoon at his home in Ottenheim. Mr.

Petrey is a brother to the late George Petrey. He had a weak heart along with the flu Mr. Petrey was never married. but has a great number of nieces and nephews, along with a sister, to grieve over the loss of an uncle and brother. Miss Martha Huffman nursed Mr.

Petrey during his short illness. He was liked by all who knew him. Burial took place Tuesday morning at 10:30 in the old Petrey. burying grounds on the Arthur Gutenson place. THE OFFICIAL VOTE Franklin D.

Roosevelt defeated Herbert Hoover for the presidency 057 votes, according to official figures announced Thursday by the clerk of the House of Representatives, The total vote in the November election was 39,805,455, divided as follows: Minor Parties: Liberty Farmer Scattering 69,207. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR RENT-Office rooms, two, over Stanford Hardware store. Apply to Dr. or Mrs. W.

N. Craig, Stanford. 104-tt WANTED Good tobacco man. Sixteen acres of tobacco and 40 acres of FORE DE to Re Ky. Phone 186.

4-2p FOR RENT for year 1933-Small farm of 25 acres, good buildings, on highway two miles from Stanford. First National Bank. 83-ti NURSING--Hour service. Calls answered promptly. Day or night.

Mrs. J. E. Johnson, East Main street, with Mrs. Bettie Bush.

Phone 178, Stanford, Ky. 1-4p FOR SALE -Portable Remington typewriter in perfect condition. Typewriter and case weigh 11 pounds. First gets a bargain. Interior Journal office.

2-4p FOR SALE--New and used truck tires, pleasure car tires; all sizes. New and used- batteries. We do guaranteed vulcanizing. Barnett's Tire Store, Stanford, Ky. 1t FOR SALE--Crown Organ.

Seven octave. 900 action. Solid walnut case. Splendid condition and cheap. Mrs.

S. H. Peavyhouse, Route No. 5, Stanford, Ky. Phone 457, Hustonville exchange.

5-tf AUTO LOANS--Do you need ready cash? Borrow on your car. It is the easiest and quickest way to raise cash. Drive as you pay. No endorsers needed. Present payments reduced.

License money advanced. Bring State license receipt. See J. Lynn Pence or Gatewood Beazley, Stanford, Ky. 5-tf FOR SALE- -A small coal heater; round oak dining table, like new, just refinished; oak davenport, good condition.

Small electric water heater, attaches to faucet, gives instant hot water, never been used; auto-gas kitchen Cooks like city gas; makes (much hotter flame than oil stove. Reason for selling--I have two autogas ranges. Have used auto-gas range for five years. I like them better than any other kind of cook stove where city gas is not available: I also have a portable heater which I would like to sell. It is very convenient for office or home.

Burns 8 to 75 hours on a gallon of gasoline. See me for a bargain in any of the articles listed above. B. L. Hargrove, Stanford, Ky.

Phone 289. 5-tf The Interior Journal, Stanford, Ky. E'TOWN PAYS ALL OF DEBT Elizabethtown's city government began the New Year with a clean financial slate. Saturday, December 31, Mayor Joplin made the final payment on a $7,000 note which had been carried at the First-Hardin National Bank as a floating debt of the city. The note was paid off in the past six months.

The floating debt approximated 800 when the present administration came in three years ago. city is also meeting payments on its fire apparatus, which was bought on the deferred payment plan, and is retiring bonds issued some years ago on its filter plant. thousand six hundred dollars has been paid on the fire apparatus in three -Elizabethtown News. KINGS MOUNTAIN INDEPENDENTS WIN independent five from Kings Mountain ran roughshod Thursday night over a Junction City town team. winning 46-21, at Junction City, The game was fast from beginning.

to end, with the entire Kings Mountain team hitting the hoops with deadly accuracy. Bell, with 15 points, and Jeffries with 14 led the scorers, Kings Mountain desires games with teams in this community. Anyone interested is asked to write Owen Jeffries, Kings Mountain, Ky. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The creditors of J. W.

Rochester are directed to file their claims with me properly verified. E. C. M. C.

L. C. C. 1t ily is to thank each and every one who lent a helping hand through mother's sickness and -A Niece, Georgia Gooch. Few people regretted slip into the shadows and disappear." The year was a trying one for the majority of the people and as most of us are prone to be more optimistic than pesdo simistic we always look to the New Year as one of hope.

Reviewing 1932 we find from a personal standpoint our biggest loss to be not of money or business profits but one that cannot be replaced, a good man, a great friend. For 1932 took from The Democrat office and force, James M. Allen, and we consider that an irreparable loss. However, there 1 is comfort in the feeling that we sometimes have, that he 19 'not gone and that he still directs affairs just as he did when here. Maybe he does, who knows? A modest monument: recently erected at his grave in Battle Grove Cemetery.

It is symbolic of his profession, crossed quills and ink pot resentatives of writing. This device is superimposed on another that is An emblem of the printing craft--a makeup rule. Both of these occupations he loved -he lived with them in life. In death the emblems stand as mute testimony of his brilliancy and skill. The memory of "Jim" Allen lives.Cynthiana Democrat.

FATHER, SON USE SUIT "JIM' ALLEN'S MONUMENT Clarence D. Martin, new Governor of Washington, thinks a lot of his dress suit and so does his eldest son. The Governor was married in -it and when his son, William, was wed recently, he also wore it. White House. aids announce that President Hoover intended to "rest for at least a year" after being relieved by Franklin D.

Roosevelt on March 4. He will return to Palo Alto, Calif. Good COAL is DEPENDABLE SAFE AND ECONOMICAL You can put your full trust in it to heat your home perfectly, day in and day out. Baughman Milling Co. STANFORD, KY.

PAN-AMERICAN DAY IS SET expression be given "to the friendly In 8 proclamation issued by Governor Laffoon all Kentuckians are called on to observe April 14 as "Pan-American Day." The Governor urged that CHEVROLET ET ANNOUNCES AN IMPROVED LINE OF SIX ER TRUCKS SELLING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Again Chevrolet leads the way to economical AS MUCH AS tial and a straddle-mounted pinion with bearing transportation! Chevrolet announces a support on both sides. greatly improved line of Chevrolet six-cylinder In addition, the Chevrolet 131-inch truck now has A new frame. Many progressive changes in design members. The models have sturdier and construction. And selling at new, greatly versal joint, as well as larger brakes, trucks--featuring a new engine.

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