The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-11
NEW PARIS, o.

Mrs. Mary Timmons, aged Sc, one
OF the county's oldest citizens, died ut
her home east of town on last Tues
day. The aged lady had suffered from
broken hip for the past eight weeks,
but her death was due to pneumonia.
The funeral services were held from
the Christian church on Friday after
noon. Rev. Bookwalter officiating.
Four children and twelve grandchil-
dren survive, Burial in Spring Lawn
cemetery. 49,. !. Funeral services for
Miss Jennie Dalbey were conducted
In Greenville, O.. on last Friday and
the remains were brought to New
Paris. for burial in Spring Lawn ceme-
terry. Mrs. Emma Reid Lovin, died
at her home in Richmond on last We'd
nesday. Funeral services were held
at that place and the remains were
brought here for burial. Mrs. Lovin
was well known here, this having for
merly been her home. She is surviv
ed by husband, daughter, three broth
ers and three sisters. Mrs. Roxey
Mikesell died at her home in Column
bus, O., on Thursday Of last week.
The body was removed to the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown
near Brinley's. The funeral was held
on Saturday afternoon at the home
and burial at New Paris. The hus-
band, three sons and an infant daugh-
ter besides a host of relatives mourn
her loss. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mike
sell returned to Columbus, O., with
their son and family, on Sunday, and
will remain Indefinitely. Miss Martha
Laughlin of Richmond was business
visitor in town Tuesday. Mrs. Irene
Stricken of Toledo, O., is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bennett
and other relatives. Mrs. Ed Con
rad and children and Mrs. Martha
Baumgardner are visiting in Lima, 0
. Mrs Lee Flora of Richmond call
ed on local friends on Tuesday. 49,.
Mrs Harmon Wiley of Campbelis-
town was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Colvin Monday. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Roe of Richmond visited at the
Pinnick home on Monday. Dir. and
Mrs. Joe Heater are spending week
vacation at West Alexandria, o..
The Careful Cleaners" class or the
Sunday school met with
Mary Coblentz Wednesday evening.
The program consisted of devotional
exercises, singing and games. Those
present were the teacher, Mrs. Hen
eretta Hawley, Misses Mildred Jones,
Opal Northrop. Mary Alice Murray,
Elizabeth Calkins. Treya Arnold, Hell
en- Weller and Margaret Morrison
and Avas Crosse as guests of the
meeting. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed. -. Mrs. Flossie Roach
and son, Melbern, of Indianapolis,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
on Saturday. -. Miss Wan
da King entertained with dinner on
Sunday, the guests were Miss Irene
Timmons, and Earl Weisenberger ana
Iial Withrow of Arcanum. =. George
Fortney was visitor at New Leban-
on on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. stems
of Richmond visited local friends on
Sunday. Miss Helen Vossemeyer
of Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs
Will Clark Sunday. 5000. Mrs. Orvlile
HYDE of Richmond was guest OF her
sister. Mrs. George Thurston on FRI
day. Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Sherer
spent Sunday with Mrs. Cora Nc
Whitney near Campbellstown. Miss
keeper at the Model Clothing store
Mary Hawley has resigned as book
and his accepted position with the
Fire Stone tire and rubber company
of Akron, o.. Mr.. and Mrs. lie"
THOMPSON spent Sunday with Rich
mond friends On Monday evening
a party of seventeen young ladies'
from Richmond assembled at the Co
darbrook farm and were served VIVA /!
a three-course dinner. by Mrs Alired
Murray The occasion was In honor |
of Miss Blanche Luken. bride-to-oe.