The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-03
CENTERVILLE, IND

Miss Ruth Baldwin returned home
the latter part of the week from
Philadelphia, where she has been in
government service, and is spending a
few days with Andrew Dunbar and
| wife after which she will leave for
Muncie where she will teach school
this winter. e. Miss Marjorie Hurst
has accepted a position at Washington
and left to take charge of it the lat
ter part of the week. Miss Josephine
Barton and Mrs. Lena King have also
accepted positions in government SER
vice at Philadelphia and left Monday
to take them.
Miss Nola Savage of Indianapolis
spent the latter part of the week with
her Mrs Paul O'Neal. Rev Marie
Castle who will fill the vacancy in the
Friends church here made by the re-
signation of Rev. Mildred Allen was
here the latter part of the week visit
ing Miss Allen. Carl Baker and
wife have moved into their newly
purchased home on the corner of Main
Cross and Walnut streets. Mr.. killen
and family have moved into the Saw
age property on Walnut street. ...
Mrs. John Daugherty and children Wis
tied relatives in Richmond Friday af-
ternoon Clarence Wilson and fami-
ly are moving from the Bull farm to
Sam Stevens farm Harry Shaded will
move to the Bull farm and Sam Stew
ems and wife will move to Centerville.
49,. The TEreshermans' ring had a
picnic in McKinney's grove last Thurs
day and it was we'll attended and a
very enjoyable time passed together.
Lestor Hort of the Great Lakes
Training Camp has been home con-
fined to his bed with bronchitis. On
Monday he returned although not able
to leave his bed. A few minutes after
his train left a telegram was received
permitting him to remain at his home
until able to return. =. The Rebecca
Lodge planned very successful sur
prise on Mr.. and Mrs. Ed King Friday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs King being very
active members of this organization,
and who are moving to Richmond this
week. About fifty members were
present and made the evening one to
be remembered by Mr.. and Mrs. King,
assuring them of the high esteem of
their many friends.
Rev. and Mrs. O'Conner returned
Saturday from a vacation trip in
southern Indiana. A Nephew, Hugh
Beverly Scott returned with them for
a few days visit. The Jackson fam
lily reunion was held Sunday in Maple
wood Park with an attendance of
about $50 members. Report of the
family showed there were about TWEEN
ty members who were in service.
Those present were: Dan Lashley
and family, Robert Lashley and wife,
of Boston, Ind, Arnold Lashley, wife
and two daughters, and Tod Lashley,
wife and son of Columbus, O., Frank
Lashley and wife; Morris Miller, Mrs.
Hattie Robbins and daughter, Anne,
and Elizabeth Lashley of this place.
Mrs. and Mrs. Eugene Fender and
daughter, Ruby, spent Sunday with
Victor Borradaile and family of Alb
ington. Mrs. Martin Haley enter
tanned the following to Sunday din
ner, in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Schemzinger of Chicago: VIM. Hal
ley and wife, John HALEY and family,
Fred Null and family, and Mrs. Harry
Lundy and daughter, Erpha. Mrs.
Everett Sullivan and son spent Friday
in Richmond with relatives. :. "A. r. |
Bertsch and wife are moving into the
Fender property recently vacated by
Prof. Schell and family. :. Mrs. Ed