The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-21
Aged Winchester Resident
Is Dead at Age of ~

WINCHESTER, Ind. Aug. 81. -
Twelve automobiles filled with Chris
tian church members from this city
attended the County Church of Christ
meeting at Spartansburg, Sunday
The Sunday-school session was In
charge of Superintendent Rubey. OF
Lynn, following this Judge A. L. Mich
OILS Of Winchester, took charge OF the
meeting for the rest Of the day. The
Rev. w. H. Book of Columbus, Ohio,
delivered two sermons on "The Divin-
ity" and "The Community" Over Ave
hundred people were in attendance.
At the noon hour long tables were
provided and crowded with eatables.
A big treat was furnished by members
Of the Spartansburg church when they
supplied each one present with an
ice cream cone. :. Mrs. Eleanor Beals,
70, is dead at her home here Of heart
trouble. She has spent her entire life
here, and has been a lifelong member
of the Friends church. Two sons sur
vive. DR.. John H. Beals and William
H. Beals. Also two sisters, Mrs. Assem-
ath Edwards and Mrs. Alpheus HUFF,
and one brother, William Smith, liv-
ing east Of the city. -. All descend
ants Of Stephen and Charity Coffin
will meet on Sunday at the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvon Miller, east OF the
city. Marriage licenses have been
issued to Lindley D. Cain, "a, farmer.
operator; Oscar Schugart, 80, farmer,
Traverse City, Mich, and Ladessa
Shreeve. 26, seamstress, Winchester;
Herschel sipe, "a, farmer, Winchester,
and Phebe Jeffrey, 10. housekeeper,
City, and Loretta Goodhue, II, Win.
chester. -. The Adams and American
Express companies have been COM
bined in Winchester and hereafter all
express will 60 through one office, in
charge Of A. c. H. Gutheill. who for
some time has had charge Of the
American agency. =. The funeral ser
vices of Bader S. Pierce. who died
Sunday morning, were held Tuesday
afternoon from the Methodist church,
in charge Of the Rev. Frank Morris,
former pastor, but now Of Kokomo
Young Pierce was popular with the
younger set, and was a member of the
senior class of the Winchester high
school. His death came as a shock as
he had only been i'll three days.
Saturday evening Miss Ledessa
Shreeve Of this city and Oscar Schu
CART, of Traverse City, Michigan, were
married in the presence of fifty guests
by the Rev. Zelma Mills. They will
be at home on their farm near Ira
,, verse City. .Dorothea Coryell ha:
| filed suit for divorce against Car
Coryell. The defendant is charged will
cruel and inhuman treatment ant
and failure to support. They wer'
married in September, 1915 and sepa
rated January 2, 1913. The meetin.
held in this city for the purpose o
promoting an organization in thu
Eighth district, of the Indiana Ferera
ton OF Farmers, was a success. Owe
100 persons were served at the nool
luncheon and many more attended il
the afternoon. A number of count,
agents with their delegations Of far
mers attended from a distanace Sen
ator Miles J. Furnas presided at tn
meeting. Albert Hodgson, Randolph
county's agent, gave the welcome ad
dress. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Edge
left for Sioux City, Tuesday morning
in their auto, after ten days visi
with relstives here Mrs. and Mrs
O. G. Murray and daughter, Hilda, o
New Madison, Ohio. Mrs. Mary Mul
ray Of Ell Dorado, Ohio, and Mr.. an
Mrs. w. A. Long of Shelbyville, Leila
ware. spent Wednesday with Mrs A. }
! Stakebake and Mr.. and Mrs. B. f
Hinshaw Funeral services wer
held for Mrs. May Mattix, Sunday al
ternoon, form the home of her daugt
ter, Mrs. Margaret Bailey, Mrs. MAJ
Tx had been in i'll health for man
months. She is survived by thre
daughters.