Masonic Protec tive Assn Agent to Meet Masons at Glyndon Hotel
Sam B Metcalf general agent of the Masonic Protective Association will be at the Glyndon Hotel for a few days to explain the insurance for masons to all interested.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
5
Sam B Metcalf general agent of the Masonic Protective Association will be at the Glyndon Hotel for a few days to explain the insurance for masons to all interested.
The Madison County Medical Society resumes with a Thursday night session after postponement for the Kentucky Valley Medical Association meeting in Winchester. Reports from Winchester will be presented and the session is expected to be interesting.
London dispatch reports American Zionists aim to create a Jewish Homeland in Palestine through land ownership cooperative wealth and equal rights. Jacob de Haas leads as executive secretary with Brandeis Mack Straus Fels Frankfurter Tulin Rosenbloom Lipsky among delegates ahead of the World Zionist Conference opening July 4.
Arthur Deane leads the English Opera company as actor-manager for the Redpath Pinafore production with a strong cast. Arthur Burgess, Joel Mosburg, Glen A Drake, Mildred Rodiger, and Luella Feiertag are noted for their expertise in opera and concert performance contributing to the season’s appeal.
Eastern Normal reports record summer enrollment with many visitors housed in town. More homes opened to students than ever, enhanced summer school work with extra teachers and targeted study attention. Faculty describe crowded yet thoroughly pleasing conditions as students mingle with vigor.
The McLane Company will relocate Tuesday night from Third street to Second street to extend sewer excavations north of Irvine street toward Moberly avenue. About three weeks of street work remain with stone anticipated on Second street requiring dynamite. this marks the last such excavation here as crews aim to finish and clear up within a month.
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