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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
4
A Pasadena visit yields a poem by Lucia Burnam praising Just Avenue. The lines describe mountain views, green trees, blooming roses, mist over hills, and a joyful world, concluding with the author signing Lucia Field Curnam. The piece notes church events at Madison High School and First Baptist church meetings.
The Mary Pattie Club met with Miss Bettie French on Thursday for its last meeting of the year. Mrs. June Baxter Mrs. James Cuilen Miss Lou Wells and Miss Nettie Kate Evans performed musical numbers. Nettie Kate Vans presided over the business session and a salad course was served.
A Saturday afternoon birthday party honored Jefferson Stone Jr turning six. About 25 children attended and enjoyed games and an ice cream course, making for a pleasant, joyful gathering.
Monday afternoon at 3 Circle 3 of the Presbyterian auxiliary meets Mrs R L Welford. The Junior Circle meets with Mrs R R Burnam Jr. Tuesday 2 30 Pattie Clay Infirmary board meeting. Wednesday 8 Opera House Madison High School class play.
Miss Lucille Gritton of Harrodsburg and Mr. Bush Tribble of Waco married Thursday at the bride’s home in Harrodsburg. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Waco in an apartment leased at Miss Sue Embry’s home.
Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres of Kentucky Society appears in Washington events and social circuits. The note highlights her activities among Maryland and national figures during the political season.
Representative Meyer London of New York was guest of honor at the Kentucky Society meeting at Hotel Logan with Ralph Cilbert presenting him. Mrs. Allen W Barkley led the Entertainment Committee with old Kentucky folk songs as part of the program.
Miss Mattie Jo Deatherage and brother tour Middletown Ohio before returning home. Richard Greere spent weekend at Georgetown College. William Smith visited Covington to see his mother. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Davis with Dr. Boggs and Mrs. Mogegs. Harvey Chenault in Lexington for a day. Betsy Dudley of Danville visiting aunt Miss Bes sie Dudley. Mary Smith Walden of Danville to visit relatives. Charles H. Gibson and bride back from wedding trip visiting father on Irvine road. Verna Lutes of Danville visiting locally. T. H. Collins G W Whelps and Evan McCord in Lexington to see Belle Bennett at Good Samaritan Hospital. Shelton Meredith from Normal to Harrodsburg for vacation. L. W. Dunbar in Louisville. Harris Park of Irvine here for Madison High commencements. Mrs. John Bradey returns to Winchester after visit with daughter Mrs. C. T. Ecton. Virginia Ecton accompanies. Mrs. M. C. Starbuck returns from Bristol Tennessee. W. L. Robinson of London visiting with J R Robinson and Mrs. Robinson on Third street. Anne Edwards returns from visit to Mrs. John Epperson at Ford. Carrie Davidson to Oklahoma City with son Robert Davidson. Rev. S. M. Logan of Midway to deliver baccalaureate sermon at Presbyterian church.
Miss Mae Wyan will represent the YWCA of Eastern at the Blue Ridge conference in western North Carolina, June 2 to 12. The event gathers women from seventy southern colleges for ten days of Bible study, forums, and talks on social and world understanding.
In 1920 Crittenden County had 13 125 residents compared with 13 296 in 1910. The county covers 222 714 acres of land. Marion the county seat hosts 1 718 people.
The Kentucky State Highway Commission completed resurfacing 2.25 miles of road in 1921 across Boone and Kenton counties, marking a significant upgrade to local infrastructure and traffic flow.
Mrs. J. T. Alley of Schoolfield Virginia credits Tanlac with easing long standing indigestion and heart pain. After her nine year old daughter recovered, she began Tanlac herself and reports improved appetite, weight gain of ten pounds, and constant well being. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
Summary of registration requirements dates July 10 and 11 1922 times from dawn to 9 p m at every voting precinct in Kentucky. Applies to all legal voters including women and those who will be 21 by November. Officers include two judges sheriff and clerk per precinct with party balance. Notices issued by County Board of Election Commissioners and sheriffs must notify offices of appointments. Clerks post notices ten days before registration in six public places. Registration books returned to county clerk within three days post event. County clerk to copy and preserve registration books originals and copies.
A druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents that claims to stop corn pain instantly and allow removal by lifting with fingers. It promises to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness or irritation.
The article details maintaining voter registration books, access for officials, and purging procedures. It notes purging officers appointed by county boards, eligibility deadlines, and court appeals if officers disagree. Registration aims to purify elections, stressing citizen voting rights and July 10 registration date.
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