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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
2
J SAUFLEY editor and proprietor listed as post office writer at Kich. Includes subscription rates: year by mail four dollars and twelve months two dollars and fifty cents. Second class mail matter under act of Congress 1876.
Oil industry leaders applaud a Kentucky Blue Sky law and related stock sale safeguards that took effect Thursday. The measure targets fake oil stock sales, ending deceptive offerings by certain promoters and protecting legitimate oil firms in the state.
A Richmond group including Mrs. George Simmons Mrs J R Quisenberry Miss Anna Mae Parks and others attended the annual session of the School of Methods of the Bible Schools of Christian churches of Kentucky in Lexington this week. Mr Carpenter delivered the commencement address to a large audience noting 60 graduates.
Crowds gather on Second Street to view live turtles in the window of Neff Fish and Oyster House. Mr Neff displays a large shipment from Chicago, drawing attention to his new display as residents stare at the lively arrivals.
A fragment notes one of the most attractive window displays in the city, praised for its visual impact and distinctive design. It highlights the window as a notable example among several in an area known for architecture and storefront presentation.
In Evansville Indiana two men found bonds valued at over 3600 dollars issued by Owensville Masonic lodge. The securities had been stolen last February when vandals blew the Owensville Banking Company safety vault.
Special train will leave Richmond at 6 33 a m and return from Cincinnati Fourth Street station at 6 30 p m Standard Time 7 30 p m City Time For further information consult Local Ticket Agent.
Second Christian Church holds Bible study at 9 30 with J A Todd and communion at 11 oclock Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and preaching at 7 30 on Will 2 Christian Look Back Special prayer Wednesday 7 45 The Way the Christian Ought to Live Mt Zion Church Bible School 10 am and sermon 11 am by the pastor.
First Presbyterian Church will hold Sabbath School in the Masonic Temple at 9 45 with no preaching service as the pastor is absent by presbytery appointment to assist in Rev Venable's installation at New Providence church. Speedwell Christian Church hosts a children's entertainment on Sunday June 19 at 10 am.
Sunday schedule lists Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 4 45 with communion. Mr Carpenter to preach on The Responsibilities of Youth in the New World Order. Evening service at First Baptist church.
Sunday school begins at 9 50 a m followed by morning worship at 10 45 with the topic Adding to Your Faith An evening union service at 7 30 p m will be held at the First Baptist Church in support of the Salvation Army.
Madison county issued three marriage licenses in June. Lemuel Tipton of College Hill and Grace Puckett of Tron Mountain were authorized, along with McKinley Power of Richmond and Mary Elizabeth Tharp of this city, Bert Johnson of Richmond and Ruby Smith of Berea. The wedding of the latter took place Thursday night.
Oklahoma poultryman Mr Williams reports using riddle Poultry Prescription yields fewer chick deaths and earlier pullet laying. Dr LeGear recommends feeding baby chicks to speed development and early fall and winter laying with a satisfaction guaranteed offer.
Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri praises Chamberlain's Tablets as the best remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. She has used them for two to three years and says they relieve indigestion tone up the liver and make her feel fine.
Furnished, fights and all modern conveniences, name but men or man and wife who can furnish references. Apply at house, No. 502 East Main Street. Phone $40, 146 rf ceive reward.
B R Flynn of Louisville Kentucky, age 74, says Tanlac made him feel years younger. After taking three bottles he gained weight, regained appetite, and reports improved heart, kidney, and digestion, enabling him to work daily and recommend the medicine. Availability listed in Richmond and nearby stores.
More than 400 attend the Y M C A conference for students at Blue Ridge. Paul Ginter of Richmond from Eastertt Normal attends. The conference proper closes next week. The event is nicknamed the rice bird in the south due to its destruction of vice fields.
The Kentucky State Council Daughters of America in session at Lexington selected Louisville as the meeting place for 1921.
The Eastern Normal cafeteria opens with diverse offerings and promising service. Miss M. FE. Dizney heads the enterprise with experience, assisted by Miss Gertrude Collett, a Normal student ready to help.
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