Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-11
The Daily Register Richmond Madison County, Kentucky Monday July IT, 1921
BEREA

| S1t1On WITH the 1OFlHHitHt AS
! ricultural Department to accep:
4 position as assistant treasurer
in Berea College.
DIR. Donald Edwards came over
from Louisville to spend the
Fourth with his parents. Dean
and Mrs. Edwards. The Doctor
is happy in his government po-
sition, in the Public Health Ser
vice, as specialist in eye. ear. nose
and throat. The Louisville unit
is one OF the best in the country,
being composed Of staff of
twelve physicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colson Gay have
moved to Lexington where Mr..
Gay has purchased restaurant.
Mr.. Gay will enter the Universe
tv Law Course this fall
billiard Green has purchased
the College Pressing Shop from
Colson Gay who recently moved
TO Lexington.
Miss Dora Ely and Mrs. Mar
garet Ogg. who have been visit
ing in Berea and vicinity for a
few weeks. returned to Buck
horn, Ky. Monday.
Miss Elizabet!, Ogg left this
week for visit with her brother.
Alden, and his family. in Madison,
West Virginia.
Miss Make Ponder who teach
es at Birmingham. Ala. is visit
ing her mother, at State Lick.
Miss Ruth Davis. of Cleveland.
has been visiting relatives and
friends in Berea.
Professor Everett Dix is at
tending the National Education
Association at Des MONIES. To-
wa, this week. He is on the pro-
gram for an address. He is the
only representative from Berea
this year.
c. NJ. Logsdon. who has been
for several months under govern
ment treatment at the Rock Hill!
near Cincinnati, is in
Berea taking 4 vocation and Wis
ting his brother. DIR. Logsdon, at
Boone Tavern. Mr. Logsdon ex-
poets to eiiter the Louisville Den
tai college toward the end of the |
Summer t{}s HiA
!. F. Browning left Thur sday
Of last week for a VISIT with rel
atives and !frienrs in leslie coun-
~. SIT 81 's
Carl Hunt arrivsaF Saturday |
from Cleveland fora short visit |
with Mrs. Hunt; and daughter,
Helen. who will accompany him
home this week.
Mrs. Gran Hays and daueh-
ters, Marjorie and Nellie, left at
the first of the week for visit
IN Hamilton, Ohio.
Misses Dora Ely and Make
Ponder were guests of Misses
May and Elizabeth Harrison,
Monday of this week.
Matt Isaacs was in Berea re-
Gently for short visit with his
mother.
Mrs. L. c. Gabbard and son, B.
H. Gabbard, of Wallacetown,
were in town Saturday at the
home Of Mrs. z. L. Moore. !:
Maureen VanWinkle. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs 2. F. VanWinkle
Of Cleveland. is visiting relatives
in Berea.
Miss Bernice Baker is at the
Conservatory in Cincinnati this
summer, studying music and elo-
cution.
Oscar Gabbard. who has been
i'll for some time. is up again, but
not able to resume his work in
the barber shop.
Mrs. Sallie Bogie has been in
the hospital suffering severely
With a stroke Of paralysis.
Pete Wylie. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis last
week is doing nicely and was able
to be removed the first of the
week to the home of Wallace
Lutes.
Howard Emhry and family are
located in the WEIGH hme for the |
summer until they can find a per-
1lanent location Mr.. Enbry is
with the Richmond WEIGH Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells, of Chest !
nut street, gave party last Mon
lay evening in honor Of Mrs.
Wells sister, Miss Mary Collins,
who. has been visiting them for
he past week. A number young
friends were invited and all seem
ID to enjoy The evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Deatfefage,
If Middletown. Ohio, were Sun
lay guests of Mrs. !. F. Brown
nR. Mrs. Deatherage will be re-
as Miss Margaret Ella