The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-09

One hundred dollars was cleared by |,
members of the Bryant's Cemetery as
ISOLATION at the festival Saturday.
GREENSFORK-Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Nicholson entertained at their coun.
try home northeast Of Greensboro in
honor Of their sons, Harold Nichol-
son, who Is home on furlough from
Fort Clark, Texas, and Kenneth Mich
| olson. Games and music were fea. !
lures Of the evenings entertainment.
lowing: Misses Helen Roller, Leila
Kitterman. Lora Boyd OF Richmond.
Lucille Williams Of Williamsburg,
Mary Hatfield, Mable Wise, Helen
Smith, Margaret Breen, Esther Smith.
Lena Underhill, Ruth Smith, OF Day
ton, Edith Smith of Williamsburg,
Olive Nicholson and Samuel King,
Clyde Nicholson, Lester Kitterman,
Wilbur Bexty of Hagerstown, George
Williams, HagerstWown. Irwin Breen,
Arnold Underhill, D. Holiday Hag-
erstown, Harold Cook, Mr.. and Mrs
Florence Lindefnaan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayburn McNutt, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Smith and family.
CASTINE-Guy Chel!is of Castine
and Miss Leona Crumel Of New Madi-
son were married Wednesday, They
are making a brief visit in Columbus
10.
Glass Six Of Castine United Breth-
rem Sunday school was entertained at
the Hawkey home Friday night
GREENFILE-Both drivers escap-
ed injury when a touring car driven
by Ernest Hicks of Fort jefferson
crashed into light machine driven
by an Unidentified man. The latter
car was wrecked
Mrs. Lon Harles sustained a severe
ly cut hand and arm when she slipped
and fell upon a milk bottle that she
was carrying to the cellar
CHESTER-A reception and ice
cream supper for returned service
men will be held on the Methodist
church lawn at Chester Wednesday
night, August IS.
Election Of officers was held at the
meeting Of the Womens Foreign Mis-
s1onary society held at the home of
Mrs. T. S. Martin Thursday afternoon
Mrs. T. S. Martin was named presi-
cent. Mrs. Oliver Boerner vice presi.
dent; Mrs. E. w. Berry. recording
oSNA SIoiS wi . ain TlCh6lI, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Bert Car
man, treasurer.
LIBERTY-Annual teachers insti
- tute of Union county will be held IL
the school assembly at Liberty, Aug
ust is to p. DR.. Charles Albert and
: DR.. Frank Hilderbrand will be instruc
: tors
Two new cases Of typhoid fever
l. were reported to City Health Officer
Thompson during the month Of July
DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Beard and daugh
ter Mary Agnes left Saturday for New
e Salem, Ind, where DR.. Beard will be
Il platform manager for the Lincoln
e chautauqua to be held there mex
e week.
It COLLEGE CORNER-Funeral serv
ices for Mrs. Charlotte Johnson, wht
died Thursday at her home nea
Kitchell, were held Friday afternoon
at the Methodist church at Colleg'
> Corner. Burial was in the town GENE
terry. Surviving relatives are a daugh
4 ter, Mrs. Martha Altman, Chicago
c. and three sons, John and Charlie
J. kitchell and William Johnson, Of Co
lege Corner.
II chased the R. E. Mccoy ice crear
r. parlor and took possession Wednes
s day.
" Harry Miller was injured about tn
head when the automobile which h
was driving ran off bridge. The acc
dent occurred near Connersvilie.
The College Corner Campfire girl
S are camping for few days near Coco
wins Corner, on the Pentecost farm
ic Mrs. R. l. Miller, the director Of tn
" Campfire girls, is chaperon. The 70
A. lowing girls are camping: Gertrud
~ Bake, Mary Gray. Francis White
a, Matelle Douglass. Helen Bourne, l.,
j.. Gle Shultz, Maxine Seal Francis Ha
80 vey, Virginia Armstrong,
WINCHESTER-D. W. Callahan
49, editor Of the Winchester Democra
~ has sold one-half interest to John |
w. Turner Of indianapolis. The new fri
~ will be known as the Winchester Pul
- fishing company, with Turner as NAL
-, eger. Callahan will spend most
y, his time in ElUood, where he recent
70 bought paper. Turner will soon NOV
~. ~ his family here.
"a Old Settlers Day will be observed {
~ Ridgeville, Wednesday, August 20. 4
~ airplane will be one Of the many a
~ fractions. Large crowds always a
'e tend this meeting from Randolph an
Jay county.
The employers and employees of III
Mozart store, of Greenville, Ohio a
companied by a band, and a lare
vs. truck filled with lunch baskets, pa
AIDED the STREETS of Winchester, We
nesday. enroute to Funk's lake, We
- of the city, where they enjoyed a
tn evening picnic.
I'M The eighth annual reunion of tt
NJ Brouse family Of this county, was he
ed Thursday at Glen Miller Park, Ric
to mond.
We
us HAGERSTOWN- - Fifteen hundre
lp dred persons attended the funeral
es Ralph Williamson. a veteran of tl
st, world war, held at his home at RI
re- Key, Wednesday afternoon. WilliaI
son served with the field artillery
ro France, and on his return was Sc
ex- 10 Colorado that he might make {
is effort to regain his health. He dit
lot Saturday at Denver. He was % yea
be- old, and is survived by his mother al
two brothers. For a year he was el
ployed as clerk in the r. B. Worl
hardware store, and had many frien,