The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-02
Mrs. Hannah Teegnrden
Dead At Winchester

WINCHESTER, July MRS. han
nah Teegarden, 70, is dead at her
home here. after long illness. She
is survived by seven children. The
funeral will be held at Maxville.
The union service held by five OF
the local churches Sunday evening, in
the first M. e. church, was largely at
tended. The Rev. w. H. Baker. Of
the Main street Church Of Christ, gave
an excellent address. his subject be-
ing New Wine in Old Bottles" The
trio by Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Preshaw Of
Detroit, Michigan, and Mrs. John
Bishop. and the solo by Mrs. Preshaw
were splendidly rendered. Next Sun
day evenings service will be held in
the Presbyterian church, when the
sermon will be given by the Rev. o. T.
Martin. Of the M. e. church.
Henry Davis, farmer, living west
in the spring Of a spring ppw Mon
day, badly decorating it, but FORUM
ately no bones were broken.
Wheat cutting is now general in all
parts of Randolph county The
shocks are thick in the fields but the
yield of grain will be greatly cur
tailed by the scab. There are ALL
acres of wheat in the county.
The meeting of Winchester Council
No 81, Junior Order United Amer1-
can Mechanics. was we'll attended
Saturday evening. About $50 mem
bers were present. Talks were given
by State Councillor o. F. Hart Of
Union City and George w. Unger,
state secretary. Of Marion.
James J. Patched Of Union City,
has been appointed Captain in the
United States Infantry. Mr.. Patched
rad been captain during the World
War and has only been home a short
time. He received his hoporable dis
enlarge from Camp Sherman in May.
Since his discharge he has held a po-
sition at the head of the Roosevelt
Memorial Board, with headquarters
in New York city.
Kenneth N. Goodman Of Albany and
Miss Ella May Bothast Of Union City,
were married here Saturday by the
Rev. o. T. Martin.
Douglas Gilmore was made guard
ian of the minor heirs Of Otis Gilmore
and gave bond to the amount Of $500.
Judge Shockney Saturday granted a
divorce to Rosecrans J. Bosworth from
Ada c. Bosworth and give the father
the custody Of the child Richard Hale.
Harry Carper, 26, railroad clerk.
Winchester, and Bernice Love, 81,
Lynn; Kenneth N. Goodman, 10, AL
bany. and Ella May Bothast, II, Union
City; Joseph o. Apologize, 81, glass
worker, Muncie, and Mary S. Jones
10. Parker, have been licensed to
wed.
The will of Emily Lykins was pro.
bated Tuesday. She wishes all her
just debts and claims against her es
tate paid. To her niece, Inez Matilda
Meeks. she bequeaths 800. The rest
of her property, both real and per
sonal she wills to her brother Jesse
Lykins. and appoints him executor OF
her estate. The will was written July
Is. 1912, and witnessed by Irwin Rust
and Clifford Bales.
Tuesday morning John Doe OF Nun
Gle pleaded guilty to a charge of in
toxication in Squire George Coats
Court. The young man claimed to be
long to a prominent Muncie family
and asked that his real name be no,
disclosed. His fine and costs amount
ed to So.
County Superintendent Lee l.
Driver held monthly examinations fol
teachers license in the High Schoo
building, Saturday.
William Jones' who has just recent
~ returned from a Years service ovel
seas Is the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. A
J.. Barker. He spent some time il
Garrnapy