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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1920
Page
3
Room or apartment arranged to suit tenant available in the second floor of our garage on Second street. The space includes a bath running water and steam heat with additional space that can be added to fit occupant. For inquiries call Second street or Main street place of business.
Verses about facing world with a smile precede social notes from Baltimore Sun. Tacky party hosted by Miss Fannie Kate Head honors Mr Noe's birthday near Kirksville with guests from multiple households. A tea for Miss Clayton of Pennsylvania hosted by Mrs. Weisenburgh drew about forty attendees with a marked luncheon.
At her North Second Street home guests included Beulah, Mamie Flannery, Cordelia Hurst, Dorothy Neff, Fannie Newby, Daisy Vaughn, Ruth Congleton, Frances Congleton, Jamie Clouse, Mary Lee Head, Lena Mac Head, and Bette Mae Head. First prize went to Frankes Congleton, second to Cordelia Hurst. Delightful fruit and ice cream were served.
Mr. Tom Caden was in Lexington on business Friday. Mr. Dave Noble of Nicholasville was in Richmond Friday. Miss Ella Hanawalt left for home in Illinois Saturday. Mrs. H. L. Perry is the guest of friends at Bonesboro this week. Miss Bessie Dudley is the guest of her brother Mr. Herndon Durely in
Danville and Winchester society pages report visitors and hometown travel. Bloomington resident Mr. Douglas stays with Mrs. Colyer. Dr. and Mrs. Telford head to New Jersey. Miss Traube visits in Winchester. Misses Rosson host a tea. families host relatives from Paris Lancaster and Frankfort. Elizabeth Lindsey Roseberry welcomed. Col. John J. Watts attends Mason and Hanger Company meeting in New York.
Mrs. 8. W. Gladwell of Watoga West Virginia testifies that after years of severe headaches backaches and fatigue Cardui restored her health. She says the tonic improved her condition after three bottles and she now has three children with no doctor needed for her female troubles. She urges others to try Cardui as advised by physicians and notes it has been in use over 40 years NC-138
Professor I. H. Boothe of Eastern Normal returns from Estill county where he instructed at the institute. He plans to conduct another session in Pike county next week and notes broad interest in the region as institutes continue statewide.
A compact survey highlights what critics say in Harper's Forest and Stream Scribner's and other periodicals including Harper's Magazine McCails Magazine and Joy Pictorial Review. It notes varying takes on home life domestic topics and literary criticism across 1920s era journals.
Four sisters join in a reunion near Maysville with a combined age of 312 years giving an average just over 80. Mrs. Sarah Perry and Mrs. Gelina Custer from Marion Indiana visit their siblings Mrs. Eliza Faris and Mrs. Margaret Stevens.
Frankfort Ky Aug 14 The state election commission will meet Aug 21 to canvass primary election returns name county election commissioners and select a secretary to succe...
Roy Speck, clerk of the Court of Appeals, issued a call for a meeting following the resignation of Jefferson Wood. The action outlines the next steps for the court and involved parties.
Miss M. T. Green, probation officer of the juvenile court, says many girls under 18 wed against parental wishes. She attributes the trend to women seeking independence and economic pressures reshaping traditional roles.
The report notes persistent weariness from daily labor and chores. It records that Mr. Robert Maupin spent Saturday in Cincinnati, suggesting rough travel or absence from home duties.
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