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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
3
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Nicholas Harber in South Second Street Friday afternoon at 2:30.
Miss Esther Livingston Moynahan eldest daughter of Mrs. William Moynahan of Lexington and Mr. Herbert Glass son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glass of Wilmore were married on Wednesday November 29 at St. Pauls parsonage with Father de Waggoner officiating. Moynahan is a St. Catherine's Academy graduate and relations include Mrs. Jas. T. Welch of Nicholasville. Glass works at Fayette and National Bank in Lexington and is nephew of Mrs. Chas. Evans of Nicholasville. Moynahan formerly lived here and many friends follow the news.
Governor and Mrs Morrow plan a December 25 dance at the Frankfort Mansion for daughter Edwina Morrow who will return from Cincinnati for Christmas. Invitations go to local youths and college students. A separate party hosted by Miss Luelle Hutchison in Lexington honors guests Miss Nancy Wharton Mildred Wharton Leon McCullough Ray Miner Clarence Fortner Fannie Oakley Lucille Seagrass and others from Glenn Falls Portsmouth Raven Jackson and surrounding areas with dancing games and refreshments.
The column lists regional resident movements and visits. Names include Elizabeth Haddix Ethel Chapman Edgar Burgess F M Hutchison Rennie Cecil Jack Long Bruce Haddix William Walker Alex Strong Herman Ilayes and others from Duckland plus Louisville Lexington and Cincinnati connections. Social calls and guests are noted across Winchester Burham Hall Corbin area and among families including the Park Scully Arnold Gabby Shackelford Akin Bates Ballard and Me.
A roundup of Lexington social visits includes Mrs. W. H. Azbill of Winston Kentucky visiting John Azbill and family, Mrs. F. E. Lunblade from Santiago arriving to see Grandma Mattie Alverson and Miss Rose Alverson, and numerous other relatives. Local residents report fall injuries and recovery updates as Thomas Neal Deering mends from a leg fracture on Estill avenue.
Mr and Mrs C B Ledford welcome a baby girl christened Jennie Slavin. Mrs Woods Walker honors Mrs D S Eckles of Decatur Alabama with guests including D S Eckles Estridge A Hervey R G Woods and others. Several visits and illnesses noted plus local events and upcoming meetings at the school house with community names and places.
Local column notes Miss Edna Cook entertained guests Sunday with Miss Bessie Wilcox and Mr Virgil Perkins, Miss Virgie Mae Smith and Mr Gilbert Newby and Mr Edward Russell Wilcox, with more details on Shaffer Stanifer returning from a pleasant visit.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to treat infant constipation. It markets a fruity taste, promises quick relief within hours, and warns buyers to demand genuine California Fig Syrup from pharmacists to avoid imitations.
The article notes home grain feeds the country using crops like corn millet and barley which lack minerals and essential elements. It suggests balancing with a protein rich concentrate to improve nutrition and efficiency of feed.
Promotes Cascarets as a 10¢ cathartic laxative that relieves biliousness headaches colds and indigestion. Claims one to two tablets work overnight without upsetting or gippy effects, compares favorably to salts pills calomel or oil, mentions children enjoy the product.
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