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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
6
A candidate proclaims the August 6 1921 primary as the path to the office. He argues rotation in office is best for the people and expresses readiness to serve the high office once held by his opponent for 30 years.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon due to Chau tauqua starting Friday. All members are urged to attend.
Priscilla D. Chapin of Lexington delivers a heartfelt toast to retiring Eastern Kentucky State Normal School dean E C McDougle at the Alumni banquet. She recalls his 14 years of service since 1907, his roles from business manager to first dean, his reform of student records, and his influence on high course standards and school growth.
Ongoing murder case against Walter P. Stamp moves forward as Judge Robinson names J. M. Denton for defense. Stamp’s adviser Clem Huggins reports readiness not ready for trial on July 1.
In a crowded Deathicrage ball park, the Stanford Giants lost 10 to 7 to the Richmond Browns after a seesaw game. Key offensive contributors included Pollard, Doty, and Phelps for Richmond, while Stanford’s Hocker and Reed posted multiple hits amid tight pitching.
Elise Heathman Million of Newby was guest of her aunt Mrs. R. E. Tudor last week. Mrs. J. L. Tudor and her young son Harry B. Tudor, and Miss Beatrice Tudor are visiting relatives in Richmond and along the Lexington road this week. Mrs. Everett Warner and
Mrs. Joe Moran and Mrs. Albert Jogie hosted Thursday afternoon guests. Mrs. Thomas English and her Pinkard Kentucky family return from a stay. Travis Million plans homecoming after a week with Dr. Million in Louisville. Amelia Tate and children visited sister Mrs. James Long. J L Tudor sold a mare to Bee Bogie of Richmond. J B Million returns from Louisville visit to ill sister Mrs. Adams. G M Jones and daughter visited M M Heathman. Abner Long recovers at home from Richmond visit for medical care. Taft Turner and family of Florida visit relatives here.
A 15 year old boy, tall for his age at about 5 12 feet, 130 pounds, with dark hair and black eyes, wearing a blue work shirt, brown suit with green stripe, cap and button shoes. He left the home of Mr. We Davis on Red House Pike on Sunday morning. Any information about his whereabouts is appreciated.
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