The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-13
PLAN FUTURE WORK
New Paris Commercial Club
Hears Good Speakers.

NEW PARIS, Ohio, May 10
An enthusiastic meeting was held
Monday night in the Masonic club
room by the Commercial club. The
club was addressed by Judge Virgil Y.
Brumbaugh, a member Of the Eaton /
Commercial club; {. w. Bloom. Arch i
Raney, Ed r Clark and G. l.. Jones,
members of the local club. Several
plans were discussed, and number
of suggestions made for future work.
Mothers day was fittingly celebrat- |
ed by the local Sunday schools and |
churches Sunday, the Junior G. E. of !
the Presbyterian church and the Chris |
tan church morning services being de-
voted to the service. A large number
of the older mothers of the Christian
church We're present at the service,
through the kindness of auto owners,
who gathered up that unable to at
tend, and after the service carried
them home. White carnations were
given to these ladies.
Miss Nora Bulla spent Monday in
Eaton.
William Glenn suffered bad attack
Of indigestion on Tuesday and was
very i'll for several hours.
Adair Harshman of Eaton was here
Tuesday on business.
Mrs Blanche Larsh Wood enter
tanned Sunday, Misses Elsie Thomas,
Marie Gchring, Mildred Lichtenfels.
Hilda Gausepohl and Esther McNeill
Of Richmond.
Fred Woods left Monday for Gal
weston. Ind, where he will be employ
cd in the telegraph office for a few
days.
Miss Theresa Day entertained on
Sunday Misses Mary Stamback of Eat
en- Marie Fudge of New Paris, Harry
Hilda bolt Of Eaton, and Ray Jordan of
Crete
Miss Anna Greiter of Dayton spne
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Ella l..
Bloom.
7. O. MCPHERSON spent Sunday at
Eldorado with his son Harry McPher-
son and wife.
Mr. and Mrs l.. c. Thomas spen1
Sunday at West Florence.
The following members of the local
Masonic lodge attended meeting at
Whitewater Saturday night, when the
Master Mason's degree was conferred:
A. r. Raney. Lawrence and c. r. Haw-
Ley. f. r. Clark Edwin Middaugh. E.
B. Reid. Garwood Iredell. Joseph G.
White. ,yr., Thomas Bice. w. A. and
H. D. Collins and B. S. Davis.
II. n. Young of Richmond spent
Tuesday here on business.
G. NJ. Wilcox is erecting pretty
cement veranda about the front of
his residence.
Vera Catherine. three-month-ol
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reece
died Saturday. Funeral was held Sun
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. conducted
by Rev E. knesley. Burial was in
5pringlawn cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Recce reside on the Frank Horning
farm west of New Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lehman and
two daughters were among the guests
Sunday at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs Bertha White. at Rich
mond the occasion being birthday
dinner in honor of John Lehman, their
father.
w f. Jones, James Shurte, Raymer
Jones and Elmer Hoover left Sunday
With the oiling outfit to start the sum-
mer's work at West Carrollton.
Q. r. DAWSON of Economy, Ind,
was here Saturday.
Messrs. and Mesdames Robert Bri
ant and Chelsea Briant of Liberty
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clngng-
peel Sunday.
Of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs r. +. Melody.
Mrs. Charles l.. Baker and son Rob
crit. spent Sunday with relatives in
Richmond.
Robert Mckissock of Lynn. Ind,
was the guest of local friends Sun
day.
Mrs. RebecCa Louck left Saturday
for an extended visit with her cousin
at Sahina. O.
Miss Henrietta Shinkle spent Sun
day in the southern part of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethmer Reid were the
guests of Mrs. Caro- McWhinney near
Campbellstown.
Mrs. Estella Coblentz spent Sunday
With friends at Greenville.
Harold Mitchell Of indianapolis was
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
G. NJ. Mitchell. Sunday.
Misses Ethel and Caroline Davis and
Fred and o. c. Davis spent Sunday
with relatives at New Castle.
Mrs. George w. Miller spent the
weekend with her daughter at Rich
mond.
Airs Stella Shaw of Eaton was here
Monday on business.
Rev e. P. Huddle of New Hope filed
his regular appointment at Pleasant
Hill church Sunday, and reports h.
family sadly afflicted with sickness
His wife is at Bellbrook caring for her
aged father his young daughter is Sc
riously afflicted with heart trouble
and his father is lying at the point OF
death.
Work on the new rogue court is
progressing nicely under the supervi
sion Of the architect, w. II. Marshall