The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-18
Winchester

Louis Narotsky. who disposed OF his
junk and fur bustnxs To- 1nte Fish
army and was to have gone last Mon
day, will again engage in the business.
Narotsky is a Russian and has taken
out his naturalization papers. He has
also been very active in all war move
ments, giving literally to the Red
Cross and the Y. M. C. A. "A number
of relatives and friends called on Mrs.
]. E. Huston Thursday afternoon in
honor of hers birthday. After so
cial hour, refreshments were served. i.
p W. Bales of Indianapolis is visit
ing friends and relatives this week. :.
Miss Grace Reynard has returned to
Indianapolis, after short visit here
weth her mother. John CriSt and
Will Moore of Spartanburg were here
Friday making report Of their drive
in Greensboro township for the United
War Work movement. -. Winchester
Commandery Number SO, K. T., will
hold a special conclave next Tuesday
evening to confer the Order of the
Temple on one candidate. Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Chenoweth, of Lynn,
were visitors here Friday. :. Miss Ada
RUbey will leave for Fort Wayne for a
=
Mrs. J. M. Klefeker are spending the
weekend with Mrs. Klefeker's sister,
Mrs. Ella Mackiey of GreenviIle, O.
John Cummings of Evansville is
here to attend the funeral of his broth.
er. :. Mrs. Frank Albright of Rich
mond has returned home after a two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John W. Pickett. DR. Arthur
Mendenhall left Thursday for Phila-
delphia, Penn, to take a post gradu-
ate course in an emergency hospital. :.
Miss Alice Davis of Washington, d.
c., is spending a vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Davis.
Augustus Cummings, &c, is dead
at his home on East North street Of
tuberculosis. He was born In Canada,
but has lived in Winchester for the
past tewelve years. The funeral will
be held Monday at 9 a. m. at the Cath
Ole church in charge Of Father
Schmidt of Union City. Besides the
father and mother one sister and three
brothers survive. Lester Ross, 10,
died at the home of his mother Friday
morning Of acute indigestion. He
graduated from the high school here
last spring and Immediately after
wards took position In the Randolph
County bank. The funeral will be
held Sunday at IL a. m. The body
will be taken to Tomlinson cemetery,
near Muncie for burial. Besides the
mother one brother survives. John
Fudge, Is. retired farmer and Ruth
Bales. rs, housekeeper, both Of Win
chester. have been licensed to we'd.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton entertained
friends at dinner Wednesday. :. The
Needles and Mods met Thursday with
Mrs. Garfield Hiatt. -. The Woman's
club met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. A. l.. Nichols south Main street.
The responses given were on causes
of the World Conflict and Prepared
ness. Mrs. Jennie Miller gave talk
on "Germany's war aims" Degrees of
Preparedness" was given by Mrs j.
A. Browne and "Belgiums Plight" by
Mrs j. l.. Smith. :. . Mrs. Frank Fouse
has returned from New York where
she has ben several weeks A num-
Der of the Young Set" went to Union
City Wednesday evening to attend the
opening dance given by Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Kolp at the Federal club :.
Miss Mabel Edwards entertained at a
delightful party Saturday in honor of
Miss Faye KEN Of Fountain city.
John D. Miller entertained at a Pedro
party Monday evening in honor of SEN
ator James e. Watson. Governor
and Mrs. James P. Goodrich have re-