The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-28

MILTON-Following Is the program
for Decoration Day at the Milton
school park:
MUSIC ................. Band
America .................. Audience
Prayer ................. G. e. Hester
Speed Our Republic ....... Chorus
Reading ....... Mrs. Walter Highams
MUSIC Band
Gettysburg speech H L. Manlove
ooiuleEs chorus ............. Chorus
Address ...... Gus Hoelscher
Star Spangled Banner 49,. Audience
Formation of parade
The returned service men will walk
in the parade and the war mothers and
G. A. r. will ride in autos.
The program for the services at the
cemetery Is as follows:
Angel of Peace .. Chorus
Prayer ........... Rev. Mr. Outland
Dedication of monument to unreturned
dead
| Quartet.
Decoration of graves.
A great many machines will be
needed and all who wish to volunteer
their machines should notify Oscar
Kerlin
All soldiers are requested to report
to Walter Highams for arrangements
for parade
The last rehearsal of the chorus will
be held Thursday evening at o'clock
at the Methodist church.
Friday evening was "Gentleman's
night" for the Cary club. This is an
annual event and the program for the
evening is arranged by the men as a
surprise for the club E. P. Jones.
Frank Galloway, and DR.. Denny were
in charge. Mrs. David Dennis of Rich
mond was the speaker of the evening.
She talked of her recent trip to China
and exhibited many beautiful things
that she brought from that country
MISS Nellie Jones gave a piano solo
and Harry Doty sang. Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Newman Of Columbus, O., Mrs
Mary Sands, and Mrs Guy Campbell
OF Chicago were the out-of-town
guests.
WINCHESTER-Th Dorcas society
OF the Main street Church Of Christ
entertained at the church Friday even
ing THE. County Fair" was given.
Miss Thelma Coble entertained a
number OF young friends at her home,
tuesday evening.
Miss Marjorie Hiatt entertained Fri.
day afternoon at her home on South
Main street. Music and games furn-
ished the entertainment
Miss Virginia Smith was charming
hostess to her crowd Friday evening
at her home on West Washington
street. Games and dancing were fea-
lures OF the evening.
A number of members of the Re-
beccah lodge attended a joint session
OF the lodge at Union City, Friday eve
ming
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Miss Edna and Miss Engle at
their home, East South street.
MRS. Otto Moorman entertained rela-
t1yes at O'Clock dinner Saturday eve
ming.
GREENVILLE, O., May 2S.-Esther
Wenrlck, wife of Jonothan Wenrick,
and pioneer of Darke county, died
at her home near Palestine Monday.
aged rs years She is survived bv her
husband, four daughters and two sons.
one son Noah Wenrick residing in
Greenville. The funeral will be held
| at Palestine Wednesday afternoon
Burial in the Miller cemetery.
William Pentz, a resident of Weav.
er's Station, died suddenly early Mon
day morning of heart trouble. He
was 80 years old. He leaves three sons
and four daughters Funeral will be
| held Wednesday afternoon at the u
b. church in Palestine. Burial in the
cemetery there.
GREEN Funeral services
for Ralph Haler, who died Monday.
were held Wednesday afternoon with
burial south of Greensboro. He was
member of the Friends church. Sur
vlving are his mother three sisters.
Mrs. Russell Thornburgh, Audra and
Devona
HAGERSTOWN = Decoration Day
exercises will be held at the school
grounds at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Rev, Mr.. Chadwick, pastor of the
Methodist church, will give the ad-
dress
| CENTERVILLE-Ge Barnard of
| Newcastle will be the speaker at the
Decoration Day exercises here. Chill
dren have been especially invited to
attend the exercises and assist in dec
Grating the graves.
| Charles Porter has sold his coal
business and office near the farmers
elevator to the County Farmers Co.
operative company
! NEW PARIS-Rev. Mr. Baker of
Eaton will be the speaker at Memorial
day exercises Friday, May 30. Exer-
eises will be held at the Christian
church and music will be furnished by
the High school chorus, directed by
Mrs. Iona Bowles Music for the ma.