Lime for Whitewashing Quick Service
Gordon Jan Good Coal appears in a brief item noting lime used in fast service contexts. The short notice mentions Whitewashing and a quick service operation with little additional context or details provided.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
Gordon Jan Good Coal appears in a brief item noting lime used in fast service contexts. The short notice mentions Whitewashing and a quick service operation with little additional context or details provided.
Beautiful informal reception honors Mr and Mrs James Leeds returning from their wedding trip with Spring flowers and pink and white decor. Faculty party honors Prof D W Bridges as he and Mrs Bridges leave for Mayfield. gifts include silver brushes. Dozens of locals and relatives are noted visiting or returning from trips and events around Caldwell, West Over Terrace, Lexington, Ravenna, and Danville.
The Greensbor News reports Miss Smith of Richmond visiting at her uncle Mr. W. G. Barrett on High Street. She recently returned from England where she served with the Red Cross alongside Dr. Barrow’s unit.
A roundup of local visits lists Mr. Burton Sanders S82 and lot in Richmond with relatives, Miss Anna Sanders hosting and guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Sanders. The group includes Mrs. Hubert Long, Carl Baker and family, Earl Prewitt and kin, and Mrs. Hast among others who spent Sunday and Friday night visits.
Mr and Mrs TM Burton Moberly and Sam R W visited Mr Robert Moberly of Silver Creek from Saturday to Monday. Mr and Mrs Million and family visited Mr Gather Hayden and family Sunday. Nellie Newby visited Willie Wells on Tuesday. It being her eleventh birthday cake and straw berries were served under an apple tree. Mrs Bertha a Be spent several days this week her aunt Mrs So Hy Million. Mr and Mrs Burton Moberly attended the Reped commencem. Quite a number of friends and relatives visited Miss Elle Million last Tuesday on her fourteenth birthday. Farmers are busy planting and plowing. Mrs Mary Jane Doiver celebrated her ninetieth birthday Sunday at the home of her daughter. They from Azheilly one hundred and i present. The day was one to be remembered. They left wishing her many more happy birthdays.
A fragmented reader note extols Chesterfield cigarettes for maintaining freshness and flavor, claiming they arrive in prime condition and satisfy smokers by “touching the smoke spot.” The text references blends as unique and uncopyable amid stray personal mentions and local social notes.
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