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'l'o thoae who, by their nntiring efforts, have made it possible for us to enjoy the benefits of military training and education; to those to wham we owe, in the words of Lincoln, • All that we are and have;• to those whom no honor which we may bestow can pay our debt of love; to our beloved parents we, the class of 1952, affectionately dedicate this volume.

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CARL DWIGHT BAKER Ashland, Kentucky, June 1st., 1934. Sgt. of Band

Company; Philomathean Literary Society; Band '52.

ROBERT M. BARTON, JR. Clinchmore, Tenn., August 1st., 1934. Second

Lt. A-Company. Football '50, '51; Junior Varsity Football- '49 Non-comm. Officers Club '51; Officers Club- '52; Wilsonian Literary Society '49 to '52; "M" Club '52.

WENDELL E. BERRY New Castle, Kentucky, August 5th., 1934. Second

Lt. Color Guard; Editor-in-chief of Communicadet '52; Honor Roll '49, '50, '51; President of Wilsonian Literary Society Excel­lent Rating State Speech Contest '51; Assistant Editor of Com­municadet '51.

ROBERT H. BOTTS Dallas, Texas, April 25th. , 1933. Second Lt. in

A-Company; Football '50, '51; Basketball '51; Track '51, '52; Won C. K. C. 100 yard dash; Placed in State 100 yard dash; "M" Club '50 to '52; Honorable Mention '50 to '52; Officers Club '52; Secretary Sunday School '52: Philomathean Literary Society.

ROBERT DOUGLAS CRAFT Neon, Kentucky, February 8th. , 1932. Plt. Sgt.

"b" team Basketball- '51; Non-comm. Officers Club- '51: Active as member of Wilsonian Literary Society- '47 to '52.

-Photographs and biographies run left to right, etc.

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DANIEL V. DALE Wayland, Kentucky, December 29th. , 1932.

Second Lt. B- Company; Football- '50, '51: Baseball- '49 to '52; Rifle Team- '50 to '52; Non-comm. Officers Club- '49, '51; Philomathean Literary Society- '48 to '52.

CORNELIUS AGNEW DEMAREST III Danville, Kentucky, October 31st., 1933. Captain

Band Company; Choir- '47 to '52; Carolers- '48 to '52: Annual Staff Editor: National Honor Society- '51, '52; Sports Ed. of Communicadet- '48 to '52; Non-comm. Officers Club- '49 to '51; Commissioned Officers Club- '51, '52; Journalism Cup A ard '50: Captain Cheerleaders- '51, '52; Honorable Mention- '49; Honor

Roll- '51.

GEORGE DUTY ELKIN Millersburg, Kentucky, December 4th., 1933.

Assigned to B- Company.

MANUEL D. FERNANDEZ Havana, Cuba, August 12th., 1933. First Lt. A­

Company; Football Team- '51; Baseball Team- '49 to '52; "M" Club- '52; Track Team- '52.

DARRELL R. FISHER Columbus, Ohio, January 26th., 1933. Captain

of B- Company. Football Team- '48 to '51; Football Captain­'51; President Sunday School; President Philomathean Literary Society; Track Team- '47, '48: Officers Club- '51, '52; Sgt. at Arms of Officers Club; Non-comm. Officers Club- '48 to '51: Varsity "M" Club- '48 to '52; Honorable Mention '49 to '51.

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JOHN MELVIN HALL Salyersville, Kentucky, July 9th., 1934. Lt. Col.

of the Cadet Corps. Honorable Mention- '49; Honor Roll- '49 to '52; National Honor Society- '50 to '52 (Vice-president); State Tournament Basketball Team- '52; Basketball team- '48 to '52; Football team- '49 to '51; Student Sel!ate- '49 to '52; (President); Athletic Association- '50- '52; Annual Staff; Communicadet Staff- '50-'52; Honor Council- '50-'52; Officers Club- '51, '52; Best Military Bearing Award- '51.

JAKE W, HERNDON III Richmond, Kentucky, Jan. 3rd., 1934. 1st. Lt.

Staff Basketball- '51, '52; Football- '50; Football Manager- '51; M-Club- '52; Choir- '51; Carolers- '51; Officers Club- '52.

GARLAND W. HOWARD Allen, Ky., February 24th., 1932. Capt, Adj.

of Staff. Honor Council Pres,- '51-'52: Officers Club '52; Sgt. at-arms of Student Senate- '50- '52; Paper staff- '52; National Honor Soc. - '51, '52; Football team- '50, '52; All-state mention football- '52; Track team- '52; (were C. K. C. Champs); M­club- '51-'52.

WILLIAM MciNTYRE LAYSON Millersburg, Ky., September 24th., 1934. 1st.

Lt. Staff. National Honor Soc. '50 to '52; Pres. National Honor Soc. '51; Honor Roll from 1941 to 1952; Football '50, '51; Basketball '49-'51: Highest average scholarship '47 to '52; Highest Av. Bible '51: Highest Av. American Hist. '51; Highest Av. Spanish '51; American Legion Essay Award '51: Superior State Speech Contest '51. Communicadet Staff '51: Honorable mention winner in Westinghouse Science Talent Search '52.

ROBERT COURTNEY MANN Lexington, Ky. , April 9th. , 1934. Sgt. "A"

Company Basketball State Tournament Team '52; Baseball '51, '52; M-club '52; Honorable Mention '51; Non-comm. Officers Club '52.

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Comp. Basketball 'SO to '52; Track '51, '52; J. V. Football 'SO;

Baseball 'SO; Sec, Wilsonian Literary Soc. '52; Communicadet Staff '51; Non-comm. Officers Club '51; Officers Club '52;

Rifle Team '52.

0, L. MILLER, JR. Winchester, Ky., September 27th., 1934. Second

Lt. in B-Company. Basketball '51, 'SO; Manager Basketball '52; J. V. Football '49; Track '51, '52; Philomathean Lit. Soc. '48 to '52; Communicadet Staff '51; Honorable Mention '49, '51; Non­comm. Officers Club 'so, '51; Officers Club '52.

JERRY MARVIN MITKOWSKY Waterbury, Connecticut, April 18th., 1934. Sgt.

B-Company. Honor Roll '47 to '52; Student Senate '48 to '52; Non-commissioned Officers Club '48 to '52; Highest average English History Award 'SO: Basketball '52; Wilsonian Lit. Society

'47 to '52.

CHARLES GIBSON PALMER Salem, West Virginia, February 28th., 1932. Sgt.

Major- A-Company. Track '51; Football '51; Officers Club '52: Non-comm. Officers Club 'so, '51: Philomathean Ut. Society

'48 to '52.

EVERETT EARL PFANSTIEL Carlisle, Kentucky, July 4th., 1934. Sgt. in

Band Company. Member of National Honor Society '51 and '52; Honor Roll '51 and '52; Annual Staff '52; Member of Band Company 'so to '52; Commutes daily from Carlisle, Ky., traveling an average of 3000 miles a year to attend M. M. I.

CHARLES C. WELLS Paintsville, Kentucky, Aug. 18th., 1934. Lt. in

Co. B., Cadet Librarian '48 to '52; Officers Club '52; Paper Staff '51, '52; Annual Staff- (Business Manager) - '52.

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Millersburg, Ky. , May 9th., 1934. Second Lt. Color Guard. J. V. Basketball '49; Varsity Basketball Team '50 to '52 and member of State Tournament Team '52; Baseball '51, '52; Non-comm. Officers Club '50, '51; Officers Club '52, Honor Roll Student '52: Honorable Mention '50, '51.

MONTE J. POOL

Louisa, Ky., November 18th., 1934. First Lt. Staff. Honorable Mention '49: Honor Roll '50 to '52: French Scholarship Medal '51: Communicadet Staff '51: Non-comm. Officers Club '50, '51: Officers Club '52; Basketball '50 to '52; Baseball '49, '50, '52; J. V. Football '49.

DON POTTER Kona, Ky. , December 15th. , 1933. First Lt. B­

Comp. J. V. Football '48, '49; V. Football '50, '51; All-state Honorable Mention Football 1951; Basketball '49 to '52; Mem­ber of State Tournament Team '52; Officers Club '52; M-Club '51.

JOSEPH EZRA SHARE Flint, Michigan, August 1'7th., 1934. First Lt.

Band Comp. National Honor Soc. '52; Communicadet Staff '51 and Business Manager '52; Officers Club '51 and '52; Baseball Team '48 to '52: Most Improvement A ard '49; M-Club '50 to '52.

JAMES MADISON SULLIVAN Ellaville, Georgia, October 29th. , 1934. Major­

on Staff. Officers Club '51-'52: Choir '48 to '50; Caroler '48 to '50: National Honor Soc. '50 to '52; Annual Staff; Honor Roll '50, '51; Honorable Mention '48, '49. Basketball '48, '51; Foot­ball '50, '51; Track '51 (State Meet) and '52.

WARREN WALTON WOLFE Campbellsburg. Ky., Oct. 31st., 1934. J. V.

Football '49; Cadet Choir '49- '50; Basketball '50, '51; Track Team '49- '52; Honorable Mention '51; Communicadet Staff '51, '52; Tennis Team '50, '51; Non -comm. Officers Club '49- '51.

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Fernandez Craft Dale Barton Berry-A Pfanstiel Elkin Share

SENIOR CLASS "WILL"

Pitching ability to Potts. Ability to secure gals to Woods. Catching ability to Tabler. Leaves his room to who ever will have it. Touchdown scoring ability to Correll. Ability to throw discus to Mendoza. Leaves his taste to pick girls to Oncu. Ability to revolt to Raisbeck. Leaves his draft card to Gabbard. Ability to trifle in Chemistry to Patrick. Solid Geom. ability willed to Harden. Leaves his chauffeur license to Buntin. Honor roll technique left to Wilhelm. Absence technique willed to Wagoner. Military bearing to Berry-B. Long nose to Mendoza. Baseball ability to Cutler. Leaves his basket and ball to Howard-B. Leaves a bar of soap to Keller. Leaves his long arms to Pogue-B. Wills his good looks to Denny. Ability to cook after taps without getting caught- to Lippert. Leaves his accent to "Drafty" Gabbard. Leaves his temper to Baker-C. Leaves his long hair to Nelsuis. All football ability willed to Woods. French ability is left to Berry-B. His way with the girls is willed to Layson-B. Ambition is willed to Boneta. Military ability willed to "Lemon-head" Netherton.

All items mentioned in foresaid will are bequeathed lock, stock and muzzle to members of the 1952 Cadet Corps on May 27th. , 1952, etc. , all ..

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THE SNIPER OF '52

SALUTES-

Col. W. R. Nelson - for his 35 years service to M. M. I. and to the cause of education.

Cadet Lt. William Mcintyre Layson - as valedictorian of the Senior Class of 1952.

Cadet Lt. Col. John Hall - for his spirit and efforts with the Military Dept. of M. M. I.

Cadet Major Madison Sullivan - for his spirit and effort with the Military Dept, of M. M. I.

The Board of Directors of M. M. I. - for their interest and loyalty to the school.

The faculty of both the Junior and Senior school - for their efforts above and beyond the call of duty.

-We sincerely commend the above mentioned for their service to Millersburg Military Institute.

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MUSIC

Music activity at M. M. l has moved on to accomplish higher goals of perfection than at any time in the past. As in the past we have been beset by interruptions and lack of time- but somehow they all tum out for the best. In the regional contest this year a good quartette will represent the school and keep your eye on the newly organized group called the "CADET ENSEMBLE. •• If the energy and inspiration of Capt. T. Siwicki doesn't give out- M. M. I. will carry out a new host of honors in the spring contests.

For the Yuletide season of the past year, the CADET CAROLERS spread more cheer and good will than ever before as far as program go. Eleven programs we put on in a short period of eight days. Words of praise must go out to the faithful efforts of Cadet Phil Harding, accompanist of the highest order for all groups.

In the past 5 years the quartette has won a total of 7 superior and 3 excellent ratings in regional and the final competition. The choir has won a total of 3 superior and 2 excellent ratings.

"Music hath charms"- but nothing beats the pleasure of working down a spiritual like "Soon-ah Will Be Done" or perfect teamwork of "Lift Thine Eyes". The creed of the Music Dept. is: "Not to win a prize or award-but to emulate the best".

Two former choir members are majoring in music now and a number are singing with the Bluejackets Navy Choir, U. of Cincinnati Chorus, Transylvania University Choir and few other tap organizations.

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MILITARY VIEWS

The Military Dept, at M. M. I. is organized to conform with section 55c of the National Defense Act. Objectives of this course of study are: To lay the foundation for or instill intelligent citizenship by teaching the respect for constituted authority, principles of leadership, and habits of precision, orderliness, courtesy, and real essentials of posture and de­portment. The cadet is given all basic military training which will be of benefit to him - if and hen he becomes a member of any branch of the U, S. Armed Service.

The complete course comprises of three years of in­struction, pro-rated at 96 hours each year. At M. M. I., we give more than the allotted time. One hundred and eight classroom lectures are held and one hundred and fifty hrs. of drill are held yearly. Our classroom lectures include the World Military Situation, Military Organization, Military courtesies, Customs, and Rules of Conduct, Hygiene and First Aid, Leadership, Drill, Exercise of Command, Physical dev. Methods, Individual Weapons and Marksmanship and Small Units Tactics, Maps and Photographs, Military History of the United States, and Military Teaching Methods. Drill time is spent on perfecting close order drill, manual of arms, extended order drill, rifle exercises, and the Army "daily dozen".

At the present time, the Army has only two ratings for schools of this type. They are "Satisfactory" and "Unsatis­factory". We have maintained a Satisfactory rating from the inception of such ratings. Our last Ordnance rating was -. 06 defective. In order to have a satisfactory rating, a school must have less than -. 1 percent of its equipment de­fective.

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FOOTBALL

The "Fighting Cadets" of M. M. I. proved to be a great foot­ball team in the 1951 season. Winning five games and losing three, they continually improved and emerged as a mighty strong pawer in central Kentucky. Three members of the squad made Honorable Mention All-State. They were as follows : Howard,

Potter, and Correll. RECORD

M.M.I. 7 Cynthiana 2

M. M.I. 6 Nicholasville 0

M.M.I. 13 Shelbyville 15

M. M.l. 27 Madison 0

M.M.l 14 Erlanger 27

M.M.l 12 Danville 49

M.M.l 7 Irvine 0

M.M.l. 26 Ludlow 6

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14 Barton 22 Gabbard 49 Ledington

15 Irwin 23 Fisher 52 Netherton

16 Potts 24 Howard 53 Denny

Coach - Capt. J. W. Rees Mgr. Herndon

Assistant Coach - Capt. D. Sims

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10 Layson 14 Correll 18 Howard 29 Mitkowsky 11 Herndon 15 Pogue 19 Potter Coach Rees 12 D nny 16 Mann 25 Gabbard Asst. Coach Sims 13 Waugh 17 Hall 26 Potts Mgr. Miller

RECORD M.M.I. 59 lrvine 36 M. M.l. 42 Paris 43 M.M. I. 44 Cynthiana 36 M.M.I. 54 Salyersville 55 M.M.I. 46 Mt. Sterling 49 M.M.I. 42 Madison 62 M.M.I. 64 Nicholasville 20 M.M.I. 51 Bracken County 49 M.M. I. 49 Madison 56 M. M. I. 60 Carlisle 35 M. M.I. 71 Nicholasville 44

M.M. I. 52 University High 44

M. M. I. 78 lrvine 54 M. M. I. 66 'icholas County 42 M.M.I. 89 Carlisle 48 M.M.I. 69 Cynthiana 45 M.M.I. 50 University High 45 M.M.I. 61 Bracken County 49 M.M.I. 71 Harrodsburg 22 M.M.l 63 Powell County 64 M. M.I. 70 Henry Clay 88 M. M.l. 55 Harrodsburg 38 M.M.I.• 47 Madison 54 M. M.l. • • 63 Nicholas County 33 M. M. I.• • 66 Bourbon Vocational 48 M. M. I.• • 52 Paris 43

M. M. I. • • • 64 Georgetown Garth 52 M. M. I.• • • 53 Maysville 51 M. M. I. • 0

• 51 Bracken County 35 M. M.L• 0

• • 55 Madisonville 40 M. M.l. 0 0

• • 45 Hindman 75 Tournaments· • C. IC. C. • • District

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APPRECIATION

The staff of the 1952 version of the "SNIPER'', wishes to express its deep appreciation to Capt. T. A. Siwicki, for reviving the yearbook and for his untiring efforts to produce the new version.

Much of the fine photoa.raphy contained within the volume exemplifies the fine skill of Capt, E. May.

Our sincere thanks to the many cadets-that without their offering such fine snapshots, our annual would lack the color and exua interest,

Thanks a million!

May we have the pleasure of producing a "SNIPER" again in 1953!

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THE BEST OF ALL GOOD WISHES TO

MILLERSBURG MILITARY I rsTITUTE

from

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Millersburg, Kentucky

Compliments of BOURBO LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS

Phone 4 Paris, Ky.

Compliments of

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Phone 39 Paris, Ky.

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Compliments of MILLERSBURG COAL & LUMBER OOMPANY

Millersburg, Kentucky

BEST OF LUCK TO M. M. I. CADETS

CITY OF MILLERSBURG

Compliments of SULLIVA LUMBER COMPA Y

Ellaville, Georgia

R. S. McDA TIEL & 0 , Insurance Telephones Day 2021; Night 2751

Millersburg, Kentucky

LIVER'S SHOP Welding and General Repairing

Moline Farm Machinery Millersburg, Kentucky

Compliments of BOURBO LU IBER OMP A TY, Incorporated

A. B. Hancock, Pres. Paris, Ky.

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CADETS! It is Better to Have Insurance and Not Need It Than To Need Insm ance and ot Have It

GOREY I ·suRA ~cE AGE "CY Phones 1492 - 25 326 Main St.

Paris, Kentucky

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Dodge Motor Cars, Trucks, Buses and Taxi Cabs - Plymouth Cars Phone 307 - 901 Paris, Ky.

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Wholesale Distributors Lexington, Kentucky

Compliments of \VIFT & CO.

Lexington, Kentucky

Incorporated 1907

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Millersburg's Largest

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Phones 2691 and 2693 Millersburg, Ky.

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Carlisle, Ky. 254 E. Main St.

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Appliances- Hardware- Implements

Paris, Ky.

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Good Luck and Good Wishes to M. M. I. from a former Graduate

E TDICOTT' DRY GOODS and SHOE TORE MillersbUl g, Kentucky

\V AGO ER'S GA ERVI E Bottled Gas for Cooking and Heating

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Bo RBO IMPLE tE1 TT & 'TELDL ·a SUPPLY co., mc. 329 Pleasant St. Phone 1555

Paris, Kentucky John Deere Farm Machinery Oxygen and Acetylene

ales & Service Welding Supplies Sales and Servic~

Let's Build Together HEELER L TJ: fBER OMPA1 T

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Best Wishes F'rom THE BO RBO T HOTEL

Pari , Ky.

Compliments of Pari Laundry & Dry leaning Co.

815 Main St. Paris, Ky.

Over 25 Years Floral Service liTH' GREE 1HOUSES

Phone 915 Second .,.; t. Paris, Ky.

Compliments of People Depo it Bank

and Tru t o. Pari, Ky.

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For Meal lOth & Pleasant Sts.

Paris, Ky.

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Your Reliable Jeweler Phone 3 2 Paris, Ky.

Compliments of THE COLO IAL IOTEL

1493 So. Ma1 ket St. Pari, Ky.

Be t '\Vishes From PARI GAR GE

Buick International Trucks

Pari, Ky.

PIPE CHEVROLET Best In Every Way

306 Main St. Paris, Ky.

Compliments of Bourbon Agriculture Bank

and Tru t Company Paris, Ky.

VOLGER DRUG CO. Pre criptions

The Rexall Store Phone 6

Paris, Ky.

Compliments of \Voodford pear & on

Pari , Ky.

Bet Wishes Fir t ational Ban

Carlisle, Ky. Member F. D. I. C.

Fred Atkinson & Son Florists

"Fresh Flowers Always'' Phone 38J & 3 -R

Paris, Ky.

Fo1ks in Paris and Bourbon County say

"I Read It In The Enterpri e"

Cars - Trucks - Tractors Ford

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Co:nnliments of Pari .l fonument Works

16th and Main Sts. Day 7 Phones ight 175

Fred W. Hilke Paris, Ky.

1 1 ICK' RESTAURANTS

For Delicious Food 424 Main & th & High Sts.

Dining Room for Special Parties

Paris, Ky.

Compliments of tAl ,. TREET GARAGE

Paris, Ky. Your Oldsmobile Dealer

\Ve Think The Cadets are "All \Vool and a Yard Wide"

Jame \V. Iiller Ree e Ingl

Wool Dealer iillersburg, Ky.

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Your Bourbon County Pontiac Dealer

Paris, Ky.

Regards DR. & IR . H. . GRUBB

Paris, Ky.

Compliments of BRETT& 0.

Paris, Ky.

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Phone 1 92J 1535 So. fain t.

Pari, Ky.

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• R. TRO & 0 Quality ferchandi e

Compton, Ky.

BRIDGETT' KIT HE Sandwiches - Soft Drinks

Candies - Tobacco "Meet l\1e at Bridgett's"

Phone 4621 Millersburg, Ky.

1. E. PRUITT 0 l\1. M. I. Booster

Ambulance & Funeral Service

Telephone Day & Night 2 61 - 2 63 - 4521 Millersburg, Ky.

ST01 ~E' DRY CLEA ERS "We Clean to Please"

Phone 4222 Main St.

Millersburg, Ky.

Compliments of Kentucky tilitie

Company, Inc. Carlisle, Ky.

PHILIP OTTE Standard Oil Products

Wrecker Service Phone 4171 Tight 41 1

Atlas Tires Millersburg, Ky.

Best Wi hes to M. M. I. from NOEL' GRO ERY

Fresh Meats Staple & Fancy Groceries

Millersburg, Ky.

M. I. I. Athletic A ociation tore

Capt. G. Oldham, Manager Millersburg, Ky.

Compliments of The Depo it Bank

of Carli le Carlisle, Ky.