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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
3
A Winchester house party featured Miss Benton and three hatful of belles in pink and blue taffeta with an evening of music, cakes, and dancing. The column notes attendees visiting relatives, births, illnesses, commencements, trips to Cincinnati, and forthcoming reunions across Nicholasville, Richmond, and Paint Lick.
A Wednesday evening gathering at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Win Black entertained many youths. Guests included Misses Margaret Wills Lelia Wills Margaret Jones Kitty Lena Gooch Virginia Clay Lena Park Lucille Park Bertha Hord Mildred Bush Winifred Cobb and sister Messrs Burk Orville Coomer Earl Mllanery Hargis Wells Gordon Metcalf Deeter Tribble Earl Isaacs Ray Isaacs Herbert Rayburn and John Hord.
Altoona reader Mrs C W Benz reports six children died before birth. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she now has a four month old healthy baby and urges other women with menstrual ailments to try the remedy. The letter includes a photo and consent to publish.
Miss Bessie Benton hosted a refined Monday evening dance at the suburban estate of Mrs. T C Robinson in honor of her house party. Guests included Misses Margaret Wilson, Marion Burt, Louise Faulconer of Lexington and Edith Kaight of Sharpburg. The setting featured Japanese lanterns, a vine veranda, and abundant flowers creating an elegant summer atmosphere.
A motorist stuck in a western county mudhole hires a boy with a team to pull free. After a dispute over two dollars the car is freed. The boy says he pulled twelve cars today and works at night hauling water for the mudhole.
Two intoxicated men ride a train and quarrel over time. One asks the other for the hour and, after inspection of a match box, declares Thursday. The scene ends with a misdirected instruction to Bradfield Regulator Co. and wrong stop.
Karl Rue, 14, son of Joel Rue, was struck by a large rock dropped or dislodged from a cliff 300 feet above Harrodsboro riverbank. The rock fractured his skull and he fell about 15 feet. He was taken to a Lexington hospital as a park excursionists crowd the High Bridge area.
An expert at the Arcade offers white shoe cleaning and dyeing services for ladies and men. Located on Main Street next to Perry's drug store, the shining parlor promises thorough care and quality results.
General Peyton C. March will retire on July 1 from the post of Chief of Staff of the U S Army and will be succeeded by General John J. Pershing.
An advertisement claims Freezone relieves corn pain instantly when applied with a drop, enabling removal by fingers. The druggist offers a small bottle for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns and even corn between the toes without soreness or irritation.
Mt Sterling Kentucky June 23 Ben Branham seventeen was seriously hurt when he drove a team of mules on Matt Oldham’s farm the animals frightened and ran away dragging him Some head injuries and internal damage reported The incident echoes city election tension with talk of a Police Judge vote in the area The wounded youth is the son of Mrs Anna Bran who lives on the Levee pike
The Paris City Council approved an ordinance authorizing the Chief of Police to take specific actions in self defense within city limits. The measure grants emergency powers to respond to imminent threats and safeguard officers on duty.
The Standard Oil dividends declared on June 30 will be the largest of any year except 1916, reflecting a peak in payout for the period and signaling strong earnings for the company.
Citizens of Louisville face criticism as jury service avoidance disrupts trials. Authorities rally residents to fulfill civic duties to uphold the season of justice and prevent further delays in the court system.
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