Miss Frankie Bradley Visits Kin as Sailor Dies in Shelby Home
Miss Frankie Bradley of the Capt. J. M. Gooch 83 Union veteran Eastern Normal visits relatives in Danville City where the veteran died at his Shelby home.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
6
Miss Frankie Bradley of the Capt. J. M. Gooch 83 Union veteran Eastern Normal visits relatives in Danville City where the veteran died at his Shelby home.
Mr and Mrs Ira Masters and several neighbors hosted and visited in Baldwin while families like Whittaker Perkins Stoker and Burrus circulated Sunday and weekend plans. Rev Peel will lead Antioch services June 11 12 and 13. William Burrus was shot while squirrel hunting Thursday and lost a finger after surgery. he is recovering.
Mrs Hi A Maginnis of Fast Dubuque Ir says Tanlac cured five years of chronic stomach trouble and acute indigestion. She suffered gas pains and bloating, nerve fatigue, and sleepless nights before relief arrived. She praises the medicine and notes it improved her appetite and overall well being. Tanlac sold in Richmond by Stockton and Son and leading druggists.
Mrs. Mary F. Halpin of Astoria Queens reports her pet monkey Jane has adopted four kittens found abandoned in her yard. The mother cat is believed killed, leaving the kittens in need of care and fostering.
A National Geographic Society bulletin notes Yorktown Va may become a shrine akin to Bunker Hill and Valley Forge. It describes a tiny village with historic sites, a 1881 monument, the first U.S. customs house, and remnants of fortifications tied to Cornwallis surrender and the 2 World Wars harbor use by the Atlantic fleet anchored near the Chesapeake entrance.
Charleston bride and groom faced a ruined reception when the big touring car was stolen after the Humphrey Memorial church ceremony. The wedding party had planned to ride to the bride’s home for a reception, but the theft disrupted plans and left the couple without transport.
Officials report a joint operation in Armetier and surrounding state regions targeting criminal activity. Authorities, including local law enforcement and state officials, seized several illegal items and made multiple arrests with ongoing investigations.
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