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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
2
The Women’s Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will gather Friday at 3 00 in the afternoon. All women and girls in the church are urged to attend to help launch the new organization.
Local society notes list multiple weddings around Berea and nearby towns. Miss Mattie Marie Hamilton and Mr. George F. Berkimer wed at Dr. Olin Green’s residence and plan to reside in Michigan. Grace Finch and James Smyth married at College Hill with Berea ties. Cora Hurt and Professor William T. Green join Mary Neil Green and Joseph William Elder in formal Catholic ceremony with ornate floral settings and classic bridal processions.
Mrs William ONeil wed in a formal ceremony with William ONeill son of Mr and Mrs Minnie Green hosting breakfast. The couple will visit Lexington before an eastern trip and will reside on East Main Street. Also updates include local visits, weddings, teaching appointments, and travelers in Madison and Nicholas counties.
A Lancaster couple tied the knot in Lexington Tuesday with Dr. J. W. Porter officiating. After a wedding trip east they plan to reside in Lancaster.
Miss Lurline Sanders and Mr. Waller Croucher of Kirksville were married in the city on Wednesday with Dr. O. Olin Green officiating. After a brief wedding trip they will reside in Kirksville.
Mrs Richard Baker returns to Frankfort after visiting Mrs Warfiold Sennett. Miss Mary Emily Chenault is home from Lexington. Several Frankfort residents attend meetings in Lexington and Hamilton College, including H W Carpenter, Dr Homer Carpenter, and Mrs Powell. Miss Patsy Rosson sails from Montreal for months abroad. Miss Helen Rollins and Mary Bennett return from Vassar College. Local families host guests in Winchester, Crab Orchard, and Burnamwood as missionaries prepare for India trips.
The China Famine Campaign closure is announced as Richmond reports a total contribution of 331.08 with a 3306.58 check sent to campaign director J Paul Swain in Louisville and a 25 donation from the Royal Arcanum. Belle H Bennett and local leaders thank contributors while Thomas W Lamont notes China’s self gifts rising and rains saving harvests.
Wim D. Taylors new Realart special The Furnace will be shown at local theatres Friday. The production is declared to be one of the richest offerings of the season with lavish settings and high production values.
Elizabeth C Corley of Edmund South Carolina writes that after suffering nervousness and monthly female troubles she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports rapid relief after two bottles and says she can now keep house and perform all tasks, urging others to try the medicine. The letter notes the strain on weak women from light household duties.
The exposition notes a picture adapted by Julia Crawford Ivers from a newly released English novel by "Pan" that has attracted attention for some time.
Special prices en Voiles this week at Elders offering a good assortment at 25c per yard. Item listed with catalog-like note and address 1433.
Since August 5 last year seventy seven prisoners have escaped from the Frankfort reformatory and prison camps working outside the enclosure. Of the total twenty three escaped from the reformatory proper.
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