The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-21
Cambridge City, Ind

Miss Carrie Michael Of Milton, who
is known among Cambridge people,
and who recently returned from Gin
cincinnati, is i'll with quinsy.. DR.. and
Mrs. Liefenthaler and Mrs. Clifford
Hoover were Indianapolis visitors last
week. Mrs. Claude Kitterman and
son EMS are ill.,. 49,. The Rebecca Sis
ters had installation of officers and
served supper Monday night. -. The
Woman's Relief Corps installed Off
GERS as follows: Mrs. Tom Bird, in
stalling officer: Mrs. Jeff Graves, pres
ident: Mrs. Stombaugh, senior vice
president; Mrs. Charles briggs, junior
vice president; Mrs. George ROby
treasurer; Mrs. Fred Storch, secre
tary; Mrs. Tom Bird, conductress;
Mrs. Orville Thalls. assistant cond
ductress; Mrs. Edna Fay, guard; Mrs
Dan Evans, assistant guard; Mrs
Jones. pianist; Mrs. Medsker. patriotic
instructor. T. E. Enyart is now EN-
ployed by the Century Insurance COM
pany of Indianapolis. Mrs. A. Nor.
ton is spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Hoover Of Dublin
miss Marie Banner is ill.,. d. The
Christian church members will have a
social at the church February a.. .
Mrs. Tappin and Mrs Forest Banner
were Newcastle visitors Thursday.
Carl o. Dill and family, of Muncie
have moved into the property on West
Church street owned by Mrs Miller
1.-THE Rebecca lodge installed Off
GERS Monday night and gave supper
for the members. Mrs. Henry Near
man. nee Catherine Ogborn. bookkeep
er at the Nal Ora Castings company
who sometime ago was ill with in
fiuenza. and which illness left her with
a weakened heart, has been taken to
Reid hospital at Richmond for rest
and help. Mrs. Lon Feemster is Wis
iting indianapolis friends. Mrs. John
DuGranrut and children Of Milton
spent Friday with Mrs. Irwin Harmier
Mrs. Emma Yates visited Indianap-
oils friends. :. Mrs. Claude Kitter,nan
and son, Ennis. have been Ill . The
Entertainment, THE Swiss Bell Ring.
ers. Friday night at the Opera House
was excellent and we'll attended
DR.. Townsend, osteopathic physician,
will be at the Central hotel Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays Of each
week. =. Mr.. and Mrs. D. U. Tapp1n
visited relatives in New Castle Sun.
day. Charles Close is i'll =. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Babcock have moved to
Bellefountaine. Ohio. Mrs. Hittle,
of Zionville, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. l..
McDaniels. The Social Union La
dies of the NJ. E. church will have a
rummage sale Jan. "a and %. Mr..
and Mrs. Hal Pike, of Rushville. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pike Sunday. =.
Charles Loeb has arrived home
from over seas. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
CHM will move into the property on
the old Lackey grounds owned by the
Ben Woodward heirs. . Miss Jennie
McGrew visited Dublin friends Sun.
day. Miss Jennie Callahan visited
Lewisville relatives Sunday Miss
BERTHE Frazee of Milton visited her
cousin, Mrs. NJ. L. Krahl, Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Canaday, Prof.
and Mrs. VIM. Bunch and children Of
New Castle visited Lee Ault and fami-
ly Sunday. John Groves, a former
Cambridge City resident employed at
Lexington Plant at Connersville, was
injured by an automobile spring fall
ing up on his foot. . Mrs Claude Gift
ford Of Hagerstown is very i'll. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wright will move to
Indianapolis soon Mrs. Sallie Carr
and son, Herby, were Richmond visit
ors Sunday. :. Leon Allison is home
from France on a months furlough.
then to Quantico, Va, to be mustered
out.
The Svrian.A rnenian ReIjsf H.~