The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-21
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NEW PARIS, O., June 21.-A house

NEW PARIS, O., June 21.-A house
warming party was given Tuesday eve
ming by the Pythian Sisters for Mrs.
Opal Kuth. The affair was surprise.
Guests we're Mesdames Emma Mitch
ell, Edna Parish, Florence Reinhelmer,
Mary Baumgardner, Mary II. R1chle'
Callie Aud, Minnie Barton, Jessie
Melody, Lena Halter, Mae kuth,
Maude Samuels, Grace Kessler and
Halle Freed. Misses Lois Baumgard-
ner, Lois Reinheimer, Gladys kessler,
Master Kenneth Parish, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kuth. Miss Eva NC
Kee, who has been employed in the
Cleveland, O., school. returned Sunday
for her vacation. -. DR.. and Mrs. Louis
Dunn, who have been the guests OF
his mother, Mrs. Martha Dunn and
daughter, Miss Carrie, left Saturday
for Indianapolis, enroute to their home
in Minneapolis. At Indianapolis they
visited their son, Marshall, who is In
camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Gist, Mrs. Liz
zie Gist, Richmond, A. w. Gist, Union
City, C. c. Woods, williamsburg, MT.
and Mrs. Perry Overpeck and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ozias, Dayton were Sunday att
ernoon visitors of Mrs. Caroline NC
Grew j. E. Morrison who has been
making an extended visit with New
York state relatives returned home
Saturday. /. . Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber
returned Thursday from spending
some time with Mr.. Webers parents
near Abingdon. His mother is serious
ly ill, though improvement In her con-
dition is reported. Frank H. Young,
superintendent of schools here the
past year, left Saturday to take up his
new work with the Welfare Chautau-
qua as platform manager In the south
ern states. Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Jones and daughters, and Ramer Jones
spent Sunday at Covington. Ohio, be-
ing among the guests at a surprise
birthday dinner in honor of John W..
Jones, father of w. E. and Ramer
Jones. :. Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Ferguson
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Getz
of Richmond called on local friends
Sunday afternoon. =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Bridge, who have been
spending a couple weeks with Mrs.
Bridges parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lon
Morrison, left Saturday for Dayton
and Columbus, Mr.. BRYCE to attend
summer school at Columbus. NJ. H.
TeuCc SpcHL SATURDAY a. "CSI 0AeaL
chester with his daughter, Mrs. G. w.
Beane and husband. :. Members of the
I. O. o. F. lodge met Sunday after
noon at Springlawn cemetery and OBJ
servet their annual custom of decorat-
ing the graves of deceased members.
Miss Flo Richards. A. l.. Richards
and Ammon Richards of near New
Madison were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Richards. :. Mrs.
barry Nixon and daughter, Louise, re-
turned Thursday from near Fountain
City, where they were called by the
serious illness Of Mrs. Nixon's mother,
Mrs w H. Taylor. :. /. Eliza Barnes has
taken over the agency of the Palla-
dunn at New Paris. Thomas l.. Mel
ody. former agent, has taken a posi-
ton which forced him to give up the
Pal work. This is the first time for
20 years that some member of the
Melody family has not been an agent
for daily paper. New Paris Pres
byterian church entertains the Au-
tumn meeting of Dayton Presbytery
the latter part of the month of Sep
TENDER. There are sixty ministers.
besides other visitors to be enter
tanned. ;. Misses Wanda King, Evelyn
Northrop, Lorena Miller and Leona
Smith, Messrs. Henry Miller, Fred
Burtch and Paul Northrop were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harter at New Madison, where several
New Madison young people were also
invited in to spend Sunday.