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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
8
Graduates and former students of the Normal School prepare for a series of exercises on campus. Friday includes a morning program and an evening President’s address, with Dr Seaard and others speaking on the school’s work and its impact on Pike county education.
Fonso Wright returned Friday from Richmond where he attended the superintendent's convocation. Prof. T. J. Coates, Pike county native and president of the Eastern Kentucky State Normal School, delivered a warm welcome address. Wright toured the school and was impressed by its facilities and program.
Information from El Paso reports Villa forces are 32 miles from Juarez with a clear sweep toward the border city. The Associated Press notes the advance as of June 11 from El Paso, Texas.
J C Cunliffe announces taking charge of the Richmond Hotel Barber Shop and invites friends and patrons to be assured of the best attention at all times.
Mr Charles H Jett and family attended the Cobb Shorthorn sale by Richard Cobb and sons near Danville. Col I M Dunn conducted the dispersion auction as 51 head of cows bulls and heifers sold from 100 to 477 50 averaging 212 50 amid a large crowd.
Nat B. Sewell and Nat M. Elliott, both of London, have opened a real estate office in the Builds and will deal in town and property and coal. They will begin the practice of law soon after, having been members of the Kentucky Bar for years.
An 1919 Richmond ordinance prohibits operating motorcycles with open cut outs or mufflers on city streets or alleys. The measure, signed by Mayor L. P. Evans and attested June 5, 1919, sets a fine of not less than $10 for violations.
Miss Metcalf presents a recital at Caldwell Auditorium on Thursday evening with admission set at 50 cents.
Gov James D Black will speak at a Lexington luncheon on June 23 the opening day of Kentucky s Home Service Fund drive for the Salvation Army County organization work will be completed by week s end with each county ready for the start Ministers will be asked to promote Salvation Army Sunday June 15 and urge church attention to the drive for the Army s Home Service Fund.
Private sale offers a modern seven room home on Woodland Avenue with hot water heat gas and electricity. Am ple grounds and good stable in rear. Contact N Moberly at 762 Richmond Ky. 158 tf.
The First Christian church presented a Ford coupe to Dr Homer W Carpenter pastor, a pleasant surprise for the family. The gift was offered by a committee consisting of Spears Turley Elmer Deatherage and Mrs R E Turley. The car will aid in calls and duties.
Attendees at the Caldwell recital Tuesday night greatly enjoyed the performance by Bone Bateson whose work showed promise and skill despite limited space for full individual mention.
An evening of music is scheduled at Caldwell Auditorium on Thursday with performances by local artists. The event promises a varied program and begins in the evening.
The markets show cattle and hogs steady across Louisville Cincinnati and Chicago. Cattle and lambs unchanged in Louisville and hogs higher in Cincinnati and Chicago by about a quarter.
A local wool drive is announced at the Madison Tobacco Warehouse hosted by Deatherage. Participants are invited to bring their wool to contribute to a communal effort. The event location is Madison Tobacco Warehouse with no stated date in the fragment.
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