The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-05
News Dispatches From Surrounding Communities

ELDORADO - Willard. 3-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Troutwin
had the little finger on his left hand
cut off when he was struck by a bind
er while at play at the wheat field.
The child had entered the field without
being noticed. and had lain down on
the ground. The tips of two fingers
on the right and left hands were also
cut off. The binder passed completely
over the child. and olny the fact that
the sickle was set to cut high stubble,
saved its life, it is said. The child's
grandfather, J. A. Troutwin, was driv-
ing the binder at the time Of the &C
cident
Edward Trick, 60 years old, died at
his home west Of Eldorado, Wednes-
day after a short illness. Funeral
services were held Friday, the Rev.
A. G. Barnhart and the Rev. J. H.
Blackford in charge. Burial was In
Sugar Grove cemetery. Mr.. Trick is
survived by his widow, two sons and
four daughters.
The Rev. Thomas Murray will take
charge Of the Universalist church
here Sunday. An all-day meeting has
been planned with Sunday school at
the usual time, followed by church
service at 1913 o'clock. A basket din
ner will be served at noon.
George Crubaugh, IS years old, died
at his homo near Gettysburg, funeral
services held Monday. He is survived
by four brothers and two sisters.
Oscar Arthur arrived at Newport
News Sunday, after two years over
| seas. He was wounded in action. Car
roll Shewmon has arrived at Boston,
and has been sent to Camp Devens.
| Mass. He went overseas in October,
1917 with q cavalry company. Ralph
Nisonger. who saw service overseas
with remount company, has receiv-
ed his honorable discharge
A number of farmers living south
of Eldorado have been granted fran
chise by the county commissioners to
construct an electric line along road
ways to supply light, heat and power
for their homes. The construction
committee is composed Of R. A. Mil
Ter, Frank Petry and Albert Wehrley.
The line will be transferred on it's
completion to the Greenville Light
and Power company which supplies
the current
Mrs. Gertrude Moore entertained
Wednesday in honor Of Carl Wtnsch,
recently home from overseas
GREENSBORO - A miscellaneous
shower was given by Mrs. John Lin
derman, Mrs. Thomas Gunckle and
Miss Iva Nicholson in honor of Mrs.
Florence Linderman, Wednesday aft.
ernoon, at the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Llnderman south Of Greensboro. Con.
tests were held; Miss Iva Nicholson
end Miss Helen Roller gave several
musical numbers, and during the aft
ernoon refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs. Alpheus Mar
tindale and daughter Patty Ann, Mrs
Clayburn McNutt, Mrs. Glen Gunckle
Mrs. Chauncey Cranor and son Rich
ard, Mrs. Ernest Burg and daughter
Elma, Mrs. William Mclaughlin, Mrs
Elvin Benson, Mrs. Charles Bond, Mrs
William Roller, Mrs. Edward Hatfield
Mrs. Emory Bowman, Mrs. John Ems
burger, Mrs. Merritt Nicholson, Mrs
Walter Cloud, Mrs. Frank Linderman
Mrs. Charles Poland, Mrs. Alvin
; Nicholson, Mrs. Frank Townsend
Mrs. Taylor McConaha of Centerville
Mrs. Larkin Hoover, Mrs. John Bow
man of Centerville, Mrs. ]. R. Morgan
Mrs. Howard Cook, Mrs. Luther Hat
! w
vey, Mrs. e. S. Martindale, Mrs. B. H
Linderman, Mrs. Bud Demaree, Mrs
Walter Kitterman, Mrs. John Town
send, Mrs. Cranor of Modoc, Mrs. Gro
zure Thornburg of Economy, Mrs
Thomas Grey, Mrs. Ora Wise, Misses
Josephine Hamilton, Agnes Smith
:. Leila Kitterman, Helen Roller, Mabl'
Wise, Mary Hatfield, and Sarah Gam
Der.
WINCHESTER-The French bride
. of Lieut. Paul Tevis has arrived here
= at the home of his parents. Lieut.
= Tevis is aboard destroyer conveying
the George Washington. He expects
to be home this month.
MILTON-Funeral services for Mrs
Joseph Goar, 70 years old. were con
, Quoted at New Lisbon, the Rev. F. C
=, Cormick Of Milton officiating. Surviv
1 ing are her husband and two sons.