The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-11
CENTERVILLE, IND.

The annual ice cream festival OF the
Centerville Cemetery association will
be given at the town hall next Satur-
day evening. An invitation is extend
ed to every one to come and help
support the work Of the association in
this way. "A number Of people attend
ed the West Grove all-day meeting
Sunday and took their dinners spend
ing the day there. Services were
held In the chapel. Rev. Mitchell and
and others delivering the addresses.
The Masonic lodge extended an in
vitation to the members of the East
ern Star and Mason families Thurs
day evening to spend social hour
with them and witness the dedica ton
of service flag for their members In
the service. A short program was
rendered DR.. Rae of Richmond being
the speaker for the occasion. Dr. Rae
is always a welcomed person and he
did not disappoint those who listened
to his excellent advise and laughed at
his Jokes, in the talk he gave. Re-
freshments of cakes and ice cream
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mumper of Saratoga spent Sunday
with Rev. and Mrs. O'Conner Mr.. and
Mrs. Mumper were married by the
Rev. O'Conner last week and were en-
route to their new home at New Lex
ington. Ohio. .... Mrs. Daisy 0. King
entertained the members of her school
by chaperoning party at Maplewood
Park Saturday afternoon. About 80
of the children were present. A bas-
ket supper was enjoyed. The fu-
neral of Mrs. Samuel Hartzel was
held at her home Sunday morning,
the Rev. Mrs. Probst of Richmond Of
ficiating. Burial at Crown Hill .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McMinn and Mr.,
and Mrs. Ed Smith attended the COM
mencement at Richmond Thursday
evening. Having relatives in the
era duating class. IA. B. Dunbar and
wife motored to Strawns and attend
ed patriotic celebration there Fri
day. Master Buddy" Howells re-
turned with them. Mrs. Rank. moth
err OF Mrs. Arthur Cheesman suffered
stroke of paralysis while visiting at
Indianapolis the latter part of the
week Mr. and Mrs. Cheesman are
with her there. Mrs. Frances Doy-
el is spending a few weeks with her
parents ct La Touutdilc VIC are Ill
poor health -. Robert Bertsch and
wife will move into the Bowen prop
erty on Main street this week $3.50.
George Pinnick and wife have moved
into the Hobbs property on Walnut
street. Mrs. Hobbs and daughter
have left to join Mr.. Hobbs who is do
ing carpenter work in Florida. They
will make their home there. ~ Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Baker have gone to
housekeeping in the Eliason property
on Plum street. Emmett Tice and
family spent Sunday with his brother
Nimrod PARROT will leave this week
for visit of few weeks with their
son. Roy, and family near Detroit
Mich -. Ralph Clark. who has been
confined to his home for about eight
weeks with rheumatism, is again able
to resume his work at Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blose of Jackson
berg visited Mrs. Brown and daugh-
ter. Mode. Sunday. and while they
were visiting in Centerville Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Porter motored to Jack
sonberg to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Blose.
They had an enjoyable ride Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Clark and Ralph Wis
tied their son. Robert, at Lynn Satur.
day and Sunday. Wyatt Crandall
and family, John Irvan and family of
Newcastle came with well filled bias.
kets and surprised Mrs. Thena Lash
ley by spending Sunday with her