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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
3
Local notices recount marriage announcements for Mr. J ey and Miss Mary Lou, with August and June 1919 dates, and a May Louisville luncheon hosted by Miss Euge nia Herrington. Also listed are social gatherings at Aberdeen and Beattyville, with guests from Louisville, Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati, plus a Country July 5th event in Louisville for Elsie Smith’s return from Michigan.
Waters, West Virginia, Mrs W S Gladwell says she began Cardui at 15, used it to relieve female troubles, and now has three children with no doctor visits for such issues. The ad claims nervous, weak conditions respond to Cardui, recommended by physicians and used for over 40 years NC-130.
Miss Nettie Hicks of Lexington visits friends here Thursday. Mrs. Agnes Patterson visits her son H. C. Patterson in jona. Miss Lida Hughes of Nicholasville guests of Mrs. Allen Zaring. Mrs. Gibson of Lexington attends Mrs. Wm. Devore funeral. Master Beatty Denny of Lancaster weekend with the Millers. Lancaster residents L. N. Miller visit parental folks. James West guests of Fannie and Bettie West in Lancaster. Mrs. E. C. McDougle recovering from illness. Miss Carlisle Chenault of Maysville visits Mrs. T. D. Chenault Jr. and relatives. Mrs. W. P. Gilkerson of Lexington attends Mary Rupard funeral. Grada Crites of Logan, WV, visits T. A. Campbell on Summit. R. K. Moberly and E. C. Broaddus guests of Emma Richardson in Paris weekend. Joseph J. Waller of Lexington and Bella Hagan of Winchester visit Mrs. J. M. Walker in Burnamwood. Coleman Neff and daughter Dorothy spend Sunday in Lexington with John Feeney and daughter. Mrs. Calvin Galloway, Mrs. Weaver Kennedy, and B. M. Stagner attend Mrs. J. P. Dotgin’s first of week. Neale Bennett Jr. leaves Sunday to visit Thomas J. Smith and later Miss Elsie at James Court. Kathryne and Ruth Rankin guests near Lexa rs. Strother Goff and Julia Graves of Winchester visit Mrs. Eugene Walker Wednesday. Mrs. Geo. Bogard and …
In a Sunday service Mr Carpenter will discuss whether peace terms align with Christian teachings and address the peace treaty in light of Christianity. The morning sermon will focus on The Mind of the Master. The report also mentions League of Ne Tribune Baer involvement and Na- as a partial item.
The Normal School in Richmond is a fully recognized junior college by the State University. For the coming year it offers two year courses in Education English Latin French History Social Science Agriculture Mathematics Painting Expression Home Economics Industrial Arts and Physical Education. Students are not required to teach after attending. For catalog contact T. J. Coates President Richmond Ky. 175 eod tf
A local community honors Private Van Todd of Montgomery township noted as killed in action in the St Mihiel sector near Freguy on September 27, 1918. The section includes a mother's letter of grief and tribute to his service, with reflections on faith, family, and national freedom. It also mentions a separate note about impending prohibition affecting Kentucky whiskey stocks.
Dr Gevedon will preach Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Second Street Baptist Church all are invited. He preaches at Kavanaugh at 11 A M and 8 P M Sunday as well. The war inquiry shows no material damage to the Administration and GOP leaders regret the investigation.
Markets bullet shows Louisville cattle 250 head slow with tops 13.50 hogs 2000 head up 40 cents tops 21.25 a new high record sheep 4500 steady. Cincinnati hogs up a quarter. Chicago cattle stronger and lambs up a quarter.
Rookwood coffee is distributed by D B Mc Kinney and Company, with a note on distinct taste and quality differences in coffee roasts. The year 1756 is referenced as part of the historical context.
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