The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-28
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HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-Mrs. s. d.
Showalter and Mrs. Porter Thornburg
went to Greensboro, Friday. The latter,
who lives at Urbana, O., has been visit
ing relatives here this week. Mr..
Thornburg will spend Sunday here. -.
Mrs Laura Gebhart fell on the street,
Monday, when going to the train and
sustained several injuries, from which
she was confined to her bed several
days. . Francis McKinnon fell on the
porch at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Peirce, Sunday evening. and
fractured a bone in his elbow. He is
six years old and is the son of DR..
and Mrs. F. E. McKinnon.. :. Miss
Esther Pitts went to Richmond, Wed
nesday. The NJ f. church entertain
ed visiting ministers and gave supper
at the church Wednesday evening. -.
Rev Frank E. Hay, secretary OF the
Tri-County Mutual Protective assocla-
ton, returned Monday from Boston,
Mass, where he attended the National
Association of Mutual Insurance com
panies. He stopped over at Niagara
Falls one day and on the return trip ne
came viA Albany, N. Y, and went by
boat down the Hudson River to New
York CITY. He visited his nephew
w
where he has government employment
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leavell went to
Richmond, Monday. The Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Christian church will
meet Tuesday afternoon Of next week
at the home of Mrs. Morris Harrison
Mark Lewis, Of Montana, attended
the G. A. r. encampment at Indian
apolis this week and visited his
brother, Dan Lewis. President
Dav will be observed by the Woman s
History Club Monday afternoon, when
the first meeting of the season will be
held at the home Of the president, Mrs
Eta Porter. The hostess will arrange
the program. Mr.. H. j. Day, who has
been confined to his home several
weeks with a severe cold and other
troubles. is improving, but is still quite
feeble and unable to receive callers.
BOSTON, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII
woolschlager, of Newton, kas.. ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Gard, of Rich
mond. spent Wednesday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Will Porterfield. .. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Ballinger and baby returned
home from visit with relatives a.
Converse, Ind. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
KiLyus and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Miller and daughter and Mrs
Alph Kutter spent Saturday and Sun
day in Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. j
f. Dennis, of near Hagerstown. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson las'
week. Mrs. Scrambling, Jones
boro. Ind, is visiting relatives here
Mrs Evan Phenis and daughters
of Richmond. spent Friday with Rob
ert Ketron and family. Claude Bal
linger was in Converse Thursday ant
Friday. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ketror
shopped in Richmond Saturday.
Misses Mary Beard and Lucille Porter
field, of Earlham, spent the weekend
with home folks. Mr.. and Mrs
Worthie Williams and children ani
Ernest Ambrose motored to Cincin
natl Sunday.
GREENSBORO, Ind.-Rev. and Mrs
Clyde McMullen and daughters, Mary
and Elizabeth, of Cambridge City
spent Sunday here. Mr.. and Mrs
Miles Bradbury attended revival meet
ing at Milton, Sunday evening where
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Brock are hold
ing a meeting. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Ho
bart Pickett, of Richmond, visited
Sunday with Mrs. Ida Pickett and
home Friday and mashed her foot.
Mrs. Howard Gambler attended Tho
birthday anniversary of her father, ii
Richmond, Friday. Mrs. Russell
Grubbs and Kathleen Ridge sang two
beautiful solos Sunday evening at the
Methodist church. :. Prayer meeting