The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-09
SIX LADS FROM
ECONOMY EXPECT
TO CROSS SOON
Directory of Youths in Serv-
ice from North Wayne
Village.

ECONOMY. Ind, Jan. 9.-On, to
France, Here are the names OF the
Economy boys that will be in France
this spring to help the French and
British convince the Kaiser and Ger
man soldiers that God is not on Bills
side and that the other fellow that
wears aorns, has cloven feet and har-
poon tail is on his side: Pete Beck
man, Fort Benjamin Harrison; Harry
Parker. Camp Shelby. Miss; Walter
Bond, Camp TAYLOR, KY; Clyde Town
send. Dayton, Ohio; John Jessup, At
lanta, Georgia; Gilbert Lamb, Wichita,
Texas. Pete Beckman was here Sun
day and gave a talk Sunday morning
at the Methodist church of camp life.
Lee Lamb received a newsy letter
from his son Gilbert Lamb, who is IN
training at Texas, stating he was
assigned to the cook tent and that he
liked the job. His first job was roast
ing II turkeys and baking cake that
was three by four feet. Contents: 8
dozen eggs, Is pounds OF lard, 100
pounds Of flour, one pound OF salt,
three pounds of baking powder, Is
ounces of extract. five pounds OF rails
ms and other fruit.
The Economy Red Cross unit is
busy. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday are the days that the
seniors work and Saturday is juniors
day. All kind of surgical and hospital
supplies are made by their nimble fin
gers.
Daniel B. Williams, of Marion, was
gers. Daniel B. Williams, Marion, was
here visiting his mother and brother,
Mary Ann and Rufus Williams over
Sunday. Mr.. Williams will leave We'd
nesday for northern California to visit
a cousin. Joe Kelly, who has has not
seen for sixty years.
Allie Weyl has sold his farm south
west Of Economy to Charles Menden-
hall and will have a big stock sale
soon..
Economy is loosing two families:
Cecil belong is moving to near Gin.
cinnati and Harry Harris is moving
to Upton. Ind.
The Friends annual dinner was serv.
ed in the basement Of the church Sun
day One hundred were present.
Protracted meeting begins Wednes-
day night at the Morgan Creek Friends
church. The pastor will be assisted
by other pastors.
Frank Cain, one of Perry townships
prosperous farmers, went to Illinois
the latter part Of last week and bought
a car load Of corn paying $1.25 a
bushel.
Carl Lundy will establish a jitney
route from Economy to Richmond as
soon as the weather opens.
Jack Goodson's shredding crew of
Modoc, is shredding fodder south Of
town this week.
DR.. Loop was called east Of town
Sunday to see Nate Edwards, who has
been very i'll for the past week.
There will be a miscellaneous show
err given at the NJ. E. church Satur-
day afternoon for Mrs. Starts Byrd, nee
Lamb.
Tom Stewart has returned from an
extended visit with his brother Jake,
who lives at Opossum Trot Valley.
Mrs. Harry Downing has been enter
taing her parents from Michigan, the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hiatt ate Sun
day dinner with Frank Underhill and
family near Greensboro.
Herbert Thomas of Cincinnati, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Ladd of Losant-
vile, were Sunday guests of John
Williams and family.
Mrs. Alice Frasier was called to
Richmond today on account of her
mothers illness.
Will Connaroe hauled load Of
chickens to Greensboro recently.
Revival meeting begins at the M. E.
church Sunday night.
viii Williamson returned from Rich
mond Saturday evening.
Mrs Belle Carr was in Richmond
Saturday shopping and visiting
friends.
Harry Williams and Albert Gilmer
were at Centerville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar OWNS infant
child died Saturday and was buried at