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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about lime usage and a local service context. Readable terms hint at a small business or cooperative tied to washing or cleaning services. No clear names, dates, or places emerge to anchor specifics.
A social note describes a sprawling gathering at a country home near Paris with numerous guests from Lexington Irvine Rich Paris Middletown and Cincinnati. Mrs Sims received gifts enjoyed dinner ice cream and cake while guests included Mr and Mrs Milton and many families and friends.
Mrs. J B Gadd of Hixson Tennessee testifies Cardui cured her left side pain sleeplessness and weakness after years of suffering. She credits improved health and lasting relief to Cardus noting it has helped thousands of women over 40 years and urging others to try it for headaches backaches nerves and fatigue.
June 15 gathering honors Mrs. Owen and Jason on her seventieth birthday in Moberly with 37 attendees. Guests include Mrs. Callie Dozier and family Speedwell Mr Ernest Parks Kingston Mrs Marcus Eades Doylesville John W Covington Union City Alpha Prewitt Viola Prewitt Mayme Wilson Oran Isaacs Brotherton Charlie Cotton and Sam Prewitt family. Everyone enjoyed gifts food and good company.
The president and Mrs J gave a reception at their home to honor the class of 1919. The event featured ornate decorations and a display of student achievements as part of the commencement season.
The article chronicles a campus social event with moss decor, roses, and a school orchestra, plus a large guest list. It also notes numerous local engagements including engagements, weddings, dinners, visits, and travels among residents, alumni, and families in the area.
A national service pledge emphasizes serving the nation through fair treatment in meat production. It notes that broad organization and efficient management aim to provide broad benefits while preventing anyone from being harmed by competitive advantages.
Mrs. Harry B. Hanger and Elizabeth return from a week in Louisville. Mrs. J. W. Rupard improves at her brother’s in North Street. Prof. James G. D. Smith attends the Y M C A Summer Students Conference in Blue Ridge NC. Captain Curtis F. Parks arrives home after two years in the army. Mr and Mrs. Fred Evans and daughters Ruby and Thelma return from London. Mrs. Zenia Cobb returns from Brooksville MS. Mrs. Ida Peyton reports Russell’s safe overseas arrival and plans to be in Richmond. Mrs. H Hasbrouck Haynes and Louise visit Maple Lawn. Miss Corral …
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