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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
3
Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 the Cecilian Club meets with Mrs Emma atts at her home in Lancaster avenue. Saturday the First Baptist Church will hold their annual bazaar at Masonic Temple. Doors
In a few hours your cold symptoms ease says an ad by druggists. It claims Pape's Cold Compound breaks up a grippe quicker than quinine and won’t make you sick, urging readers to buy a box now to get rid of the cold.
Miss Mary Denny, student at the Normal, visited relatives in Irvine on Sunday. Mrs Vve L Avest from Liver Creek stayed with Mrs C Bowman at White Hall. Mr George English, returning from Michigan, is expected home next week. J W Snodgrass family to move to Burnamwood. O O Green will occupy their former residence. Tendell Mullins and Lexington guests visited Lester Mullins. Mrs Shelby Jett rooms with Mrs Robert Miller in Lancaster avenue. Li D Donelson home from Knoxville for weekend. Mrs J R Robinson recovering from grip and tonsillitis. Mrs R B Mullins returned from London due to daughter’s illness.
The Irvine Winchester area notes list visitors and travels. Mrs L F Jones visits Irvine friends. Mrs Virgil Smith of Somerset and Mr and Mrs George Williams of Winchester stay with Mrs J C Oldham for Baptist bazaar. Several residents plan trips to Jacksonville and Lexington while others visit family.
A list of donors to the Pattie A. Clay infirmary fund appears in a recent membership drive. The names include Mrs. Maria Lynn Mrs. C. B. Sallee Mrs. Wm Broaddus Miss Dorothy Tyng Jim Hawkins Mrs. Be Midkiff John Hurley and several others, reflecting community support.
A long roster of local residents and families from Nicholasville Kentucky appears in the record, naming numerous Edwards Turley Var vish McGaughey Burnam and related households. The list includes many Mrs. and Miss titles, plus multiple Dr. and J. titles, reflecting a social register or society directory.
An auto truck carrying 29 cases of whisky was found abandoned near Independence in Kenton county. Investigators believe the liquor was stolen from the Burke Springs distillery in Marion county and that the bootleggers aimed for Covington and Cincinnati.
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