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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Blossom Ellis, Elizabeth Huber. Inez
Townsend, Marie Barton, Ruth Butler
dick, Vetta Marley, Esther Albright,
Nolder, Elsie Hartman, Ruth Nolte,
Lucille White, Agnes Brown, Ruth
and Rosalind Hartman, Messrs. Har-
ry Hartman, Homer Puthoff, Roy Bull
erdiok, Edwin Hartman. Albert Hart
man. Myron Murley. Raymond Mark
ley. Clarence Alexander, Chauncey
Morrow, Edward Kirkman, Nile Pat
tiers. Elmer HILL, Theodore Hartman,
August Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hart,
man.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

afternoon ana to In the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop will be assisted IN
receiving the guests by their Tour
daughters.
A Halloween masquerade party was
given last evening by Miss Margaret
Kinsey and Lowell Kinsey at their
home south OF the city. The evening
was spent In dancing. games and mus
ic. A delicious two-course buffet lunch
con was served. The guests were Miss
Esther Smith Of Greensboro. Edith
Batchler, Sarah Shute, Rhea Auster-
man, Dorothy Finley, Marjorie Batch
Ter, Loretta Shute, Stella Roller, Helen
Hasty, Margaret Kinsey, and Messrs.
Walter Anderson and Charles Daniels
of Milton, Alfred Bietry, Louis Bietry,
Ralph Hart. Parker Lanier. Edward
Wentz, William Spalding. Schilder
Haarpe and Lowell Kinsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Buckley are en-
PERTAINING Mr. and Mrs. Philip Buck
ley at their home Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
ley live in Niagara Falls, Canada. In
the summer and are now on their way
to their winter home in Anna Marie,
Fla.
Members Of the Eastern Star are
urged to attend the meeting this even.
ing in the Masonic temple. Each one
is asked to bring at least one quart OF
fruit for the benefit Of the Masonic
home in Franklin, Ind.
Miss Edith Savage and Miss Mary
Herman entertained number oil
young persons Thursday evening al
the home of the latter on the Boston
pike The house was attractively dec
grated with Halloween decorations
The evening was spent in dancing
music and game, after which delicious
| luncheon was served. The guests
were Misses Anita Gering, Irene Bish
op, Marguerite Taggart, Gwenetf
Brewster, Marie Stoute, Ruth Hall
| Stella Roller, Martha Clark, Edith Saw
! age, Mary Tiernan, and Messrs. Dan
lei freedom. Conrad Aetenfield, Willard
Roller, Harry Stoute. Vergil Hoover
! Earl Moore Russell Smith, Lee Burg
Everett Savage, Edwin Drafting, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Savage. Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. James Tier
nan. Master Louis Savage and Rheb;
. Wickersham.
Mrs. Conrad Heet and son William
! Mrs Henry Heet, Mr.. and Mrs. Rot
| ert Hungerford and Mrs Will Hunger
ford were guests yesterday of Mrs
Fred Knight at her home on the Arb;
pike. A delicious chicken dinner wa
served at noon
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Brooks wer
pleasantly surprised last evening b
forty of their friends who came mash
ed. The evening was spent in game
and music and picnic supper, FUR
ished by the guests, was served.
The Progressive Literary societ
will meet with Mrs. Robert Wilson
Tuesday afternoon instead of wit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind, Nov. 3.--Fifteen
members were present at the Red
Cross meeting Tuesday afternoon. The
Milton Auxiliary has a membership Of
seventy-nine. There is in the treasury
$63.67. The receipts from Tag Day
were S23.85, and from the penny sup
per $3.50. Since May bolts of gauze
and 6 bolts of muslin, 100 yards IN
each. have been made up; dozen bed
shirts, dozen pajamas, 80 pair socks,
I sweaters, a number of tray doilies
and handkerchiefs have been made.
Comfort kits for all the boys of Mil
ton and vicinity who have answered
their country's call have been made
and filled. This work has been done
by a few faithful ones. What might
be accomplished If every woman and
girl in washington township were
awake to her duty. Mr. and Mrs.
George Florea OF Connersville were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Lycurgus Bee
son Sunday afternoon. =. Miss Mary
Stills entertained at supper Saturday
evening Prof and Mrs. O. f. More,
Mrs. Thurston and Miss Persell of
Dublin. The following officers Of the
Red Cross were reelected to serve
another year: Mrs. Denny, chairman /;
Mrs. Parkins, treasurer, and Mrs. Wal
lace Warren, secretary. Mrs. George
Wagner was chosen for vice chairman
| Merdames Elwell. Newman and Bragg
are the instructors. The c. ". B. NJ
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs
| Benn Wagner. "A box of surgical
| dressings was sent from the local
auxiliary to the Wayne Chapter Wed.
nesday. The first and second basket
ball teams met for practice Tuesday
night in the Cambridge City Commun.
| ity hall The boys have rented this
| hall for one night week for practice
Wednesday night the Milton first
team played Cambridge City second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Revalee were call
ed to Anderson Wednesday on account
of the serious illness Of Mr. Smith, the
father Of Mrs RevaIee. ;. The Home
Circle club Of the Eastern neighbor
hoad had a supper and Halloween
party Wednesday night at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Thyme >. Mr. anc
Mrs. Benton Wissler entertained a
duck dinner, Mr.. and Mrs Will Wiss
Ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leverton
| Wednesday. 80. The Embroidery clul
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Oscar Kerlin, Miss Susan Hardy o.
Union City, Miss TIME Moore, Mes
DANES Lutte Lantz. William Anderson
John DuGranrut, Harry and Ernes
Doty were club guests. More than
bolt of muslin was made up into Re
Cross bandages.. " Mr. Ozro Dale,
came home Tuesday, having been hon
orably discharged from the army OF
account OF a bad foot 5. Mrs. W. l
Parkins and Mrs Michael were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. WilIal
Hussey near HagerstnWn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

DR.. j. Asphalt MeCuaig. celebrated
lecturer of social and civic righteous
ness, will open four.day campaign In
Richmond Sunday. delivering four ad-
dresses at various places during the
day in the interest Of social better
ment,
DR.. Me6aaig is educational head of
the National Christian League for the
Promotion of Purity and is lecturer
on eugenies and right living. He will
be here, Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday and will lecture each afternoon
and evening in the First Presbyterian
church.
community lectures, are non-seetarian,
tioasi and free to all.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

At 1890 o'clock Sunday morning he
will occupy the pulpit at the United
Brethren church where he will speak
on Danger and Deliverance." He will
speak at the First Christian church,
Immediately following the devotional
services, on "The Pride of Man."
A mass meeting of men will be held
at 2:30 o'clock in the First Lutheran
church and Dr.. McCuaig will speak on
Mans Relationship to Woman" DR..
David M. Edwards, president of Earl
ham college, will preside,
The final meeting of the day will be
held in the East Main Street Friends
| church at 1880 o'clock when he will
speak on "Oid Time Religion" This
will be a union meeting Of several
| Richmond churches.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Mrs. Herbert s. Weed and daughter,
Miss Ruth, left last evening for STAN
ford, Conn where they will make their
home for several months.
Miss Mary Ann Pickett of Fl.
Wayne will come tomorrow to be the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Bailey and at
tend the Bailey-Robbins wedding Mon
day evening, Miss Bailey and Miss
Robbins were schoolmates at Virginia
college several years ago.
Mrs. Hassel T. Sullivan has return
| ed to her home in Indianapolis after
short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Vogelsong.
| Mrs. Evan Ferree and son, Mark, Of
| Marion, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E..
| H. Harris at their home In Reeves
ton.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Kemper were
hostesses last evening for meeting Of
/ the Euchre club. The house was at
/ tractively decorated with white chrys-
anthemums. Fuchre was played at
three tables, the favors going to Mr..
and Mrs. John Hawkotte and Mrs. Chas.
| Igleman A delicious luncheon was
| served by the hostess. Special guests
| of the club were Mrs Edward Warfel.
of Indianapolis and Mrs. Charles lyle
man. Others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hawekotte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Grimmie, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Felman, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Kalefoth
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Feldman will entertain in
! two weeks.
Mrs. Stephen MarkIew was hostess
at pretty one o'clock luncheon given
yesterday for Mrs. Herbert Weed, who
left last evening for the East. The
lhouse was attractively decorated with
fall flowers. The dining room pre-
scented an unusually attractive appear
ance The table was beautifully ap
pointed with Halloween emblems.
purple and black basket of fruit with
: pumpkin face appearing from the
center formed the centerpiece. Covers
were laid for Mrs. Herbert Weed ant
daughter, Miss Ruth, Rev. and Mrs.
J. Rae, DR. and Mrs. Charles Bond anG
: Mrs. Stephen Markley.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hartman ar
ranged delightful surprise party TO
their son, Harry, last evening in cele
bration of his birthday anniversary
7 The evening was spent in games ant
/, course luncheon was served. Tn,
! music after which delicious three
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

A quart Of water glass mixed with
twelve quarts of water that has been
boiled and then cooled will be suffici-
ent to preserve about fifteen dozen
eggs. A stronger solution should be
used for EGGS that are to be held six
to eight months or longer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

The meeting of the Past Chiefs of
the Pythian Sisters, which was to have
been held Monday evening has been
postponed until Nov IL.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

A social for all women of Reid Me-
mortal church will be given Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. George
Ball, 128 South Fifteenth street. All
women of the church are invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Mrs. Herbert s. Weed and daughter
Miss Ruth, left last evening for STAN
ford, Conn where they will make their
home for several months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Mrs. Nell Barnard as previously an
nounced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

The Progressive Literary society
will meet with Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Tuesday afternoon instead of with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Buckley are en-
PERTAINING Mr. and Mrs Philip Buck
ley at their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
ley live in Niagara Falls, Canada. In
the summer and are now on their way
to their winter home in Anna Marie,
Fla.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-03

Members OF the Eastern Star are
urged to attend the meeting this even
ing in the Masonic temple. Each one
is asked to bring at least one quart Of
fruit for, the benefit of the Masonic
home in Franklin, Ind.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29
sl,ss bcm ANuni5ipalserid,t

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bufturg mar ritf @erurIafung BON
.srlpettoren Der 2SsnstOmmiItou ers
folgt.
QltfreS s. 2nnge BON 30. $500
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RpFeu be5a6!en, neil er IN stiDos an.
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neer 5trdBe, Der ttsiel6eu 9erge9ens
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Ro. 29O5 Gggers gperue $50 nnH
RpRen uao 2ouis DaItermdn gso.
1887 Sbd StraBe S15 uuO Soften.
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Rtgtr.sissH aIs Ssrtrasstiufltr.

Serr GusuFf N.perSGieen, Der nnG
Seenbigung Der 6ieiisen SatIon su
feiner SamiIie ua9 Chicago suriidges
tebrt III. Bat nsuli& aIs Bortraess
tiinftlsr 9riumpbe aeisisrt. Di.
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bes bon ibr mt ben 9anleu gmiI
Gitel, OopibiB unS Goiparb 2eigbi
berani ifolteteR MeberAgiseu Riinitler.
eIbeHSs sur Dsrsiiguns ssitellt AGtte.
lorf9ten ssiieru eeeeu speibuuber!
Gdits bober 8ortrnsstirnf. S0rten bic
irunersdnsIid sinbrudsppne arpbs
SSeue aus 2eIiinss .Ratboa- Jtpis
f5en Solimon unb RdtbaH unb bic
mstfierSaft seipro6ens Grsdbiung bon
ben brei Rinsen, bortsu ben pdden.
ben Rpnplog ans Brn9poeels -Rar.
sib' unb Gebi5te Der beri6iebenifeu
Art. llno borten gieher, bon Trdii
Sbeobors @rutano NIT 5unisteit unS
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fyrau Sunb absIe NIT pornsbmer
aunii auf bem GIapier besl.iist. lius
frnaten fi9. ob oenn bas gres nnr
stne f6usn boriibersebeube 5reubc
burger ShinSen fem miiFe oSer nitt
;u siner bausrnben eiuri1iuns se,
moGt ,perbeu t5uHe. I'm IN FOLDER
Dsiie bouernb aiibluns init rein
tilnftlsriden Dinseu fOl&er SeutT8sr
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brnu4t nur sdnst ;u perSsn, bnb sr
es iH boiler G9Snbsit 3uriidsebro6l
Hat. Don ben GeSi&ieH, bic e. ipra&,
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@aiesSaA.
Gegeu Sergiubcrte seiterH SGm1nthd,e
bier 3atiDnal. .9ien Spiele.

0as am Spnrtas yeafyurittug mn
8. Gdnge our9 Reger. uuterbrobene
uHo 1uf 9eFern 3um 2lustrag DerI9oz
bene Spiel sptiaen uuieren .Rebs~
uro ben Glbicagoer rGltbs" rruBte me-
gen nuTea SpisIpIubes unterhefben
uuo ptrb beim nG9Tten 8efu9 Der
-Gubs~ aIs She'll sines DoppetIpals
gum Qustrag aelangen.
Qfut Die anbereu fiir geItern duf
bem prograrm ftebenbeu Spiele Der
9iga ruroen burtb Regeu oerbinbert.
6eute urto morgeu (9rtfbers
f6miitungstog) Iin6 bic Ct. QprtHer
,,RdroindIe" unIere @Gfte I'M gteos
lamb Fielo. 0a bsr unbolteube 3tDei.
tdgig, Reoen ben Spielplns IN etneu
Sumpf beriDunbelt rot, 1T es frdgliA,
OF ods beutige Spiel gum 2lustrag
ae6rarht peroen f6une.
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gterblid)fe d)fettsberi@t.

Wsatt Ts6, 81, 1914 DefpOoo
qveuue; 9lrterisunertdltuRg.
.aatob Grtenbrs6er, Al, 30 SstB
gtrabe; S6dbelbru4.
JraHt 9sIe, 56. I'D Dintler Ctr;
S9Ddde.
apSia Rlatts, AZ, 219 JmO!d7
StraBe; GsBirui4lag.
Sreoerid 2aumGn, 81, 1900 GeRs
tral glOsnue; 3ubertuIoie,
GbarIes 9rouner, 40, 24S3 Gdfsrn
4DenlR; SIuttergiftung.
Charles aebert, 90, 3646 WlGrbrrg
9loeuue; MISUNDERSTANDING.
Wlonie Smith, 50. 1864 Columbia
slrenue; Subertuloie.
cSobn aeIp, Sc, 3o15 GucIiO 4Oe'
uue; S5ninbiubt.
Sdro6 aernetb, 70, Georgiorn Se-
bGuoe; 5ersleioeu.
Suruh qriee, 70, 1874 8retUiter
apeuue; glrHrierosrtdltliuo.
2puis Sie9m, 65, 1918 9ef Str
Sdfpdtle.
arbid Senber, 42, 1882 Game,
StrdBe: glutbereiftung.
Gbriifopb Srtesuer, 5S, 1882 Mdl'
nut StroBe; eeberberhGrt1ifig.
CHARLES Seirr, 30, l736 Tau
IGtraBs; sebEroer5drtung
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llnier assnt in Samilton 1T Serr
@Suarb Srud, 449 Sab Saufte Ctr.
gsl Eel. 476-3. Some gboHs
1631.g.
= Jm Wereb 6oIpitdl IN sgrdI
Ghriitina WoSer, Satin Don 6errn
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ren seftor6er. sic mar in DeutI4s
lamb gtboreH, battle uber felt i1rer Gu.
geHb in SGinilton sstpobHt. auber
Ihrem GGtien birterldbt iie bret Sob
ne uub cine S9Deiter. Die 8erItor.
bene Dtro morgeu friib I'm d1t llbr
bonn Setm bon syrau CD. Braun, GIG
0reeHpoob QDeuue, unb noth .inem
5obteHamte BON Der Ct. Stepbarus,
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begrnben.
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dunes$0.msiubs in Oft Sdmilton
peHdmuelt Fdb beute Ra9mittug i'm
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QDeHue.
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be Don Snmiltou, ebsti9 nerbunben.
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Sheine bon g. &Hen ndbe Seben.
mile am Sunrrtaa einsedfGert. Der
Sdobeu beIduft ii9 mif $1,000.
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tpeI6er ben Wafer%9orratb bon Ga.
milton uuterfutte, tiinbiste am Ron,
tag an. bab bic Stdbt iofnrt Repara.
tIiren borntbmen miiife, penN In
CONNER ni&t DaHerulanseI sintreter
ioqe.
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bebonbslt roroen fsi. Ds6ben mlb
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TRACE DON $40 per UsDnat be3abIsn.
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taufsn.
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puiits, odb trrtite Rubeft6rungen Oers
misben ipurDen. Der S6eriff be-
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ieb ieinen aduf nebnlen iperbe.
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ten uH0 bic Rontrnttorn Gitf Der
S3ene unb erIldrtsn, bdb bas 3sltld-
ger Der Sdrbiaen ron Der glit entferut
unb mebrere burbsrt SuB entfsrnt
ndhe benz 8dbnselsiIs ptriegt tperbeu
iuiirbe. Den Jdrbiaen tperbe nift ses
ii1ttet ipsrbeu Sis ptfe gu beuuberr.
sic miiiTen duf Dem Weee nah Goo'
ineton bas BG5ngeleiIe beniisn. Der
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be @tustunft gu sebeR bermng. 81
tpurhe nod Der bteTsen Sail se6rah..
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gerufs gefretlns Dom TliGtdrbteait
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bu tbre 9ieritIeifturgeu BEL ferer Gse-
legenbeit 6unbesbe96roli9er @rt FEo.
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lSoe ga3en, q, 3757 5srbinanb Ct.
l9aiip DeaDer, 20, OesgI.
(qrtbur Ta. 9dtsner. %, Detroit.
l@iOian 6. 9dub, 26. 1922 Sruc<Go.
lSom. gornfeiu, 81, 9a9ton, 8.
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IgBiaiam R. Idllmanu, %, 2851
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l5eIeu parbi, %, 2025 9urna I0e.
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lSylOiiis 6. 8edbam, %, bessL
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SeAebne Mnb 1sDtpm.

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