The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-24
CENTERVlLLE, IND.

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The War Mothers of Center town
ship held a market in the Charles KEEP
Ter store room Saturday afternoon and
evening, at which they cleared $93.6O
This money viii be used for the COM
service. The organization wishes to
extend their thanks to all who con-
tributed and patronized.
Heroes Day was observed at the
Christian and NJ. E. Churches Sunday
evening appropriate programs being
given at each. Addresses by the pas
tors were also given bearing upon the
subject. -. Centerville people may be
interested in looking at painting in
the Starr Piano Rooms window of a
scene in Centerville which is very in
teresting and antique. 1t is an old
chimney In the rear Of VIM. DarnelIs
residence and back view of the Bond
and Darnell houses. i. The nearest vi
olation to the non-usage of gasoline
Sunday here was the appearance of a
farm work horse. hitched to a buggy
on the back of which was tied rub
Der auto tire, and at the side front an
auto horn, across the rig was written
Permit" Hence no arrests were
made and the occupants of this con-
veyance were permitted" to visit
their friends here :. e. NJ. Blue and
family are moving this week to Jack
sonville, Fla, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Blue being in
carpenter work there. :. Mrs. Joseph
Tea and children of New Paris was
here Sunday visiting friends. :. e. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lashley spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Revelee of
Richmond. Rev. J. B. O'Conner and
wife are attending convention at
Winchester this week. E. Mrs. Jent
Richardson who is in government
work at Philadelphia came home last
week for a short visit after which she
will resume her work again. Lieut..
Ira Hunt enroute to California is stop
ping few days for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Hunt.
Lieut., Hunt is instructor of aviators,
teaching them to fire from an aero
plane. :. Mrs. Thomas Clevenger of
Hartford City is here for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Mohr.. Mrs.
AlonZo Jackson who has been in the
south with her husband who was in
jured in camp several months ago has
returned to her home here Ralph
and Raymond Bertsch of Troy, Ohio,
were home over Sunday with their
parents
Evelyn Rebecca lodge will give a
social and entertainment at the lodge
room Tuesday evening. September
oath. All members and their families
are invited. -. Mrs. Mann and Miss
Ruth Wilson were guests Tuesday
evening of Mary Wilson and Mabel
Hosier. Noel Matthews will have a
sale on his farm Friday, preparatory
to entering the service of his country.
Court Jones and Mrs. Walter Jones
left Wednesday for visit to Atlanta,
Ga. at which place Walter Jones is
stationed. Word was received from
him that preparations were being
made to go acroses SOON. Mrs. Will
liam Rodenburg left Wednesday for
visit with her daughters in Indiana
polls. Mrs. Cora Conkle has accept
ed position as teacher in the Dublin
schools. Special programs will be
held at the Christian and Methodist
churches Sunday evening. each being
of patriotic nature. The Methodist
church will observe Heroes Day with
the following program: Piano Duet,
Edna Johnson and Gladys Fouts: Song
by congregation: Invocation: Respon-
sive Reading; Offeratory, Mrs. Eva
Commons Solo, Ruth Commons; So
10. Mildred Lambert Reading. Mary
Dunkle: Reading. Martha Cheesman:
Solo. Thelma Russell: Solo. Clarissa
ALL: Reading. Ruth Mccoy: Reading
Dorothy Mckinney: Solo, Erpha Lun-
dy: Reading. Edna Johnson; Solo, wy
ota Cook Address, Rev. OConner:
Solo, Mrs. Robert Peele; Song; Bene-
diction. The special numbers on the
program at the Christian church are
as follows: Solo, Luther Zehring:
Readings by Fave Darnell, Elizabeth
Wright, Helen Jackson, and a poem
entitled GO NY Boy Where Duty
Calls YOU by Mrs. Kincade: Solo by
Ruth Quackenbush and an address by
Rev. Mccormick. There will also be
music by choir and congregation and
several stars will be added to the ser
vice flag.