The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-14
NEW PARIS, O.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. wiakle and Miss
Cora Clawson and J. F. Clawson mot
ored to Greensboro, Ind, Sunday and
visited relatives and attended the Dec
Grafton Day exercises. Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Hawley and family OF Eaton
visited local relatives Sunday. Miss
Irene Timmons, who has been attend
ing summer school at Miami univer-
sity. returned home Sunday. having
finished the course. Enroute she was
the guest Of Misses Ada and Hazel
Heath at Hamilton. Aunt Hannahs
Quilting Party" a home talent play
given last Friday evening by the do
Your Bit knitting club of Middleboro
was well attended. as was the dance
which followed. The proceeds Of the
play and dance went to the Red Cross
work. Miss Anna W. Weller returned
Monday from visit with her sister
at Tipp City, Ohio. Mrs. Irwin Buck
OF West Manchester has ben the guest
of Miss Ollie Brandenburg for the past
week. DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Lyme and
daughter of Wapakoneta, Ohio, visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills the week
end and called on local friends here
Manday. The doctor, formerly a prac-
ticing physician and druggist here, Is
in the best of health, as is his family.
Miss Haley A. Cook Of Richmond
spent nth week end with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown and
family of Richmond, were Sunday
guests Of local relatives Miss Sa-
die Jaqua entered Richmond Business
college Monday to take a business
course. Miss Jaqua is a graduate of
our schools in this years class.
Quite number from this community
attended the Red Cross dance at
Campbellstown Saturday night. Mrs.
w. E. Jones and Miss Sarah A. Nc
Grew spent Friday at Grenvilie with
their sister, Mrs. T. B. Miller. m.
H. Pence left Saturday night to spend
a weeks vacation with his sons, Earl
and Harold in Pittsburgh, Pap.
A. Riley, of Huntington, Ind, spent
from Tuesday to Friday with friends
here. Charles NJ. Brown spent Sun
day at Portland, Ind, with his daugh-
ters.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
of Newcastle were Saturday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Hawley. Misses
May Mikesell and Ruth Pyle OF New
Madison were week end guests OF
Miss Helen Sawyer. Mrs c. NJ. Fells
and daughter Marjorie returned Sun
day from a visit at Newcastle with
her parents. How the World War
Came to America" was the subject of
a strong address made Sunday evening
by Rev. Stanley H. Bales. at the Pres
byterian church. Mrs. NJ o. Penland
sang THE Old Flag Never Touched
the Ground and F. A Peirson gave
the bugle call when Rev. Bales at
tached to the church service flag tho
gold star representing his brother,
who lost his life on the Flanders field.
A number by the double quartette and
an instrumental number made up the
pleasing, patriotic program. q. Work
on remodeling the Methodist parson-
age is progressing nicely, the new
home assuming beautiful lines both
inside and out, as the rapid work goes
on. Mrs. John Marrinan and Misses
Katherine Marrinan and Mary ODea
attended the commencement OF the
Richmond high school Thursday at the
Coliseum. Miss Katherine Smith was
one of the 1o3 graduates and also was
one of the honor students Of the class.
Frank Johnson OF Richmond Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Boyle.