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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
3
Wedding and social notes from Covington area circle
Elizabeth Hanger hosted a pleasant afternoon at the Country Club with swimming and dinner in honor of guests. The Tinder Best wedding in Covington drew attention as residents joined relatives and friends. the couple planned a brief return visit before joining the groom's parents. Local names such as J Stoller Tetson, Thomas Best, Ruth Tinder, and F M Tinder appear among guests and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vis
Elizabeth Hanger
Genia Herrin
Jurnam
Sam Blanton
Ym. Crutcher
Ye Reed Weisenh
Leslie Jr
Mrs Bosworth
Robert Vann
William ’Smith
Lexington
Jer—Best
J. Stoller Tetson
Thomas Best
Woodland Ue
Ruth Tinder
Ingham
Alabama
F. M. Tinder
North Middle
Covington
Beth Bestie
Forest Hill Community Notices and Visits
Forecastle of visits and illnesses across Forest Hill includes Rev D Mather filling a Sunday appointment, Mr and Mrs Jesse Bowman and family with Mary Elizabeth and Edna Pigg visiting Red House, Ben Powell and mother in Lexington, Mrs Willie Cole ill with heart disease, Evelyn Butler returning from Winchester, and multiple family visits including the Wells family and Miss Lammie King from Frankfort visiting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bowman
Mary Richmond
Butles
Brother Mather
Elzie Pigg
Mary Elizabeth
Edna
Pigg
Red House
Ben Powell
Lexington
Willie Cole
Evelyn Butler
Winchester
Laura Butler
Roy Wells
Hattie Oe
Effie
Maude
A Aoe
Hiram
Bob Dozier
Tates Creek
Elma Tet
Richmond
Om Sno
Lammie King
Frankfort
Lena Grizzard
Margaret Moore
Brookstown
Bettie Powell
Relief for Rheumatic Pains Through Chamberlain Liniment
When stiffness and soreness of the muscles and aching joints hinder movement massaging the affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment relieves pain and enables rest and sleep. The remedy targets rheumatic discomfort and promotes easier motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Blue Lick News Makes Quiet Progress At Sunday School
Blue Lick reports its Sunday school is progressing with new coverage and other improvements. J Calvin peer attended a Richmond teachers meeting. Mrs Wade Lewis visited her daughter Mrs Anderson Morgan of Red Lick. Mrs John Crawford and children visited relatives in Richmond. Matilda Hendricks has recovered enough to be out. Extended dry spell continues with intermittent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lick
J. Calvin Peer
Richmond
Wade Lewis
Anderson Morgan
Red Lick
John Crawford
Matilda Hendricks
Indigestion Relief Story From Douglasville Resident
In 1909 a resident recalls a serious indigestion attack that seemed bleak until a kit from Chamberlaine was tried. The narrator credits the product with easing symptoms and notes no similar episode since, signing with name and location as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlaine
Mae
Wisler
Douglasville
Local Social Notes From Lexington Area
Many friends regret to learn that Mr Samuel Q Royce is not improving in health. Mr and Mrs William McCord visited relatives in Lexington Saturday. Nellie Curry of Lexington visits sister Mrs Preston Brewer. Adelaide Oldham returns home after three weeks with Mrs Sanford Oldham. Lena and Kinnaird Hart of Fayette visit Mrs E T Horn and daughter this week. Lois Powell returns from Danville where she taught. Mr and Mrs Warner Simpson visit Gentry Portwood family. Mrs John Wilson of Bourbon visits Mrs William McCord. Samuel Amster family and Helen Christian visit Mrs Preston Brewer Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Mary Nelson Waller
Piince
Ood
Sallie Cornelison
Stuart Carew
Stanford
Pleas -E. Park
Mrs. Clay
F. C. Gentry
Louisville
Elizabeth Yeager
Danville
Harry
Harvey
W. D. Watts
Lexington
John Buster
Aid Cons
Harrodsburg
Rae
R. L
Eugene O’neil Jess
A and A
C. O'Neil
William Doty Wat
Annapolis
Philip Oldham
Maskosee Oblahoma
John Doty
Irvine Pike
Ie Hendren
Ravenna
John Phelps
Eugen Parrish
Brookstown
J. Stanifer
Nora Scot
Miss Pie
Fuiay
Joe Boggs
Ellis Flat
Second Street
D. W. Bridges
R. F. Spears
Thomas Best
Elizabeth Culton
Covington
Joe Shearer
B. K. Duncan
Lucille Gabby
Pattie Clay Infirmary
Lancaster Avenue
Rowlette
Stella
George Rogers
Annie Rogers
Carrie Hysinger
Shearer
Samuel Q. Royce
William McCord
Nellie Lee. Curry
Preston Brewer
Adelaide Oldham
Sanford Oldham
Lena and
Kinnaird Hart
Fayette
E. T. Horn
Lois Powell
Warner Simpson
Gentry. Portwood
John Wilson
Bourbon
Samuel Amster
Helen Christian
Girls Near Drowning Rescued in Cumberland River
Rosanna and Dora Gibson daughters of Mr and Mrs T F Gibson narrowly escaped drowning while bathing in the Cumberland near their home. Neither could swim one drifted beyond depth the other attempted a rescue and both were saved by W B Miracle who heard the call for help and kept them afloat until Nathan Laws arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna
Dora Gibson
T. F. Gibson
Cumberland
W. B. Miracle
Nathan Laws
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. H. Gordon
R. Tee Foley
Ballard
Syftip Pepsin
Y R. R
Madison County
Mr. Wisler
Sas
Myers & Turner
Joe Bender
Stree
Mayi
Eelee
James H. Jeffries Othes
Tod
Em Eyadar
Sete
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
League of Nations
G. W. Ballew
Terrill
Big Hill Pike
Berea
B. J. Broaddus Place
Big Hill
Ing
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