The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-30
WOMEN PUT up
LOTS OF FOOD
IN ALL perry
Nate Lists Some Of Those
Whose Larders are Fullest
For Winter.
BY NATE EDWARDS.

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ECONOMY, Ind. Oct. 30--The wom-
en- OF Perry township have conserved
more fruit and vegetables this season
than In any previous year. An inspec-
ton in few cellars shows the num-
Der of cans in each one and the name
Of the owner. Mrs. Josephine VIII
liams, 500; Mrs. Lue Fennimore, 1900:
Mrs, w. E. Oler, 279; Mrs. Lula Cain,
Emma Hiatt, ITS; Mrs. Harry Mar
shall. 800; Miss Dora Pierce $50: Miss
Grace Garrison, $50; Miss Edith Lamb,
$50; Mrs, AL. Barber, 1907, with hun.
dreds of cans not listed. It Is readily
Economy and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs
George Canady gave surprise party
in honor Of their daughter, Eureda's
birthday anniversary last Friday night.
Those present we're Ethel Charles,
Edna Townsend. Lois Macy. Carol
Weldy, Lois Stanton, Mamma Beard,
Grace Stanton, Mary Cain, Nellie Cain,
Jessie Stanton, Jesse Townsend, Ar
thur Beard. George Frazer, Rollie
Townsend. Cecil Cain, Economy; Mel
lie and Mabel Brockhofer, Howard and
Will Brockhofer. Fletcher Bonn, Ev-
erett Foine, Fountain City; Arthur
Oler, Carlos City. Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Thornburg who have been entertaining
many people the past week, ended
the feast for the time being Sunday
with the following present at the Ia
BILE: Francis Coneley. Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Cramer, Cambridge City; Dr. and
Mrs. Van Bodkin, Muncie: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cramer and son Lee, Mo
doc; Mr.. and Mrsr C. Thornburg,
West River; Jesse Greenstreet, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Greenstreet. Econ.
omy.. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Weyl had
as their Sunday dinner guests, Rev
W. o. Bills and wife, Newcastle; Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Atkinson and Mrs.
Hannah Pierce Of Economy Those
that ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs OF.
lie Weyl Sunday were Simpson and
Dora PIERCE, Martindale, Mr. and Mrs
James Jackson and daughter Ruth,
Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Cain and son
Dilbert, Mr.. and Mrs Pete Beckman
and daughter. 1859. Rev. w. o. Bills
preached Sunday morning and even
ing at the NJ e. church. The Sunday
a. m. sermon was especially fine. He
told Of the good Moses did and of the
benefit OF his teachings to ALL man
kind. -. The Enos Thornburg public
sale brought $4,000. The r. u B.
church C. E. society furnished the
lunch at 20 cents head and cleared
$12. -. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cain
gave homecoming dinner Sunday at
their pretty county home in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldo Cain and children,
Dublin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edo Cain and
children, Mrs. Martha Cain and Miss
Ella Cain. MFR. and Mrs. Johnny
Williams gave an old-fashioned coun.
try dinner to q persons Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hill arrived from Fort
Wayne Saturday evening to spend
few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wirl Hill. j. (. Mrs. Mike Moran
and daughter returned from Richmond
Saturday evening after a days shop
ping in Richmond !. Miss Dora PIERCE
spent the latter part Of the week at
Richmond the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allie PIERCE; also to meet Mrs Nate
Overman who is visiting Richmond
relatives. She just recently arrived
from Florida. :. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mosey and children. Greensboro, were
here Sunday afternoon on a pleasure
trip. Rev. Wade Moore, Fort Wayne
arrived Saturday evening to visit rela-
tives this week. :. The Home Econom-
ic Study club met at the home Of Mrs.
W. L. Fenimore last Saturday and
talked over the winters work. Mrs.
Lester Wood has returned to her home