The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-24
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MADE HOSPITAL HEAD;
JAMES IS SENTENCED

Miss nellie Moist, of Union City. has
been appointed superintendent of the
new Randolph County Hospital, which
will be ready to open January /, in
Winchester. Miss Moist is graduate
of the well-known California Hospital.
She is now in charge of the arrange
Elents for the new hospital.
Judge Revokes Sentence.
On Monday Judge A. L. Bales re-
voked the suspended sentence OF Eddie
James and ordered him taken to the
Jeffersonville reformitory. James was
implicated and has confessed to
having helped Roy Gray to steal and
get away with the automobile belong
ing to Gray's father, Dravid Gray. The
two men, in company with Mrs. Leila
Brewer. are said to have driven the
car 10 Springfield, Illinois, where they
sold it, Sheriff U. n. DAWSON recover
ed it in that city last week.
Marriage License Issued.
A marriage license has been issued
to Frank Murphy, 25, and Emma E.
jennings. 80, both of Winchester.
s> Mrs. Alice Cranor Dead. ..
Word has been received here of tho
death of Mrs. Alice Parent Cranor,
widow of Andre ]. Cranor. She died
Sunday in her home at New Orleans.
Louisiana. Mrs. Cranor was born in
Darke County, Ohio, near Union City,
December 2, 1854, and was the daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Parent, both
deceased After her marriage she and
her husband resided in Union City
later going to Winchester, where Mr..
Cranor was prominent business man.
and later county auditor. They moved
to New Orleans many years ago. where
he was engaged in the lumber business
until his death last November. Mrs.
Cranor is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Nellie Wolfe and Mrs. Florence
Bateman.
Store Manager Indicted.
Norman Freling, manager OF the
army store, has been indicted by
Howard Ramsey, who wished to re-
cover money paid Freling for a pair
of shoes that had been returned to
the army store. Freling was tried be-
fore Justice, of the Peace George
voats, and found guilty. He was order
ed by the court to return to Ramsey
the sum of 1895. 1t is said the defend
ant will appeal his case to the circuit
court.
Arrested For Misconduct.
Wesley Campbell, Jacob Campbell
and Wild Smith were arrested Tuesday
by Sheriff DAVIDSON, charged with fire.
cuenting a house of ill-fame. Each
man was released on 5000 bond.
Released on Bond.
Mrs. Leila Brewer has been released
from Jail on 81 900 bond. She and Roy
GRAY are charged with grand larceny.
Justice of the Peace George Coats,
Tuesday performed the marriage cere-
mony for James G. Brown and Lulu II.
Mclaughlin, both of this city.
Local Woman Dies.
barbara E. Thornburg, so years old,
is dead at her home four miles east
of Winchester. She is survived by
three sons, Frank, Roy and Forrest
Thornburg, and three daughters, Mrs
Orla Rowe. Mrs. Milo Shade and Mrs
George Locke, all residing near this
city
Enters Corn Show.
John H. Keener, residing northwest
of the city, has sent 20 ears of corn
to Chicago to be entered at the inter
national grain and hay association ex
hibit to be held the last days of No
vember in the stock yards. Mr.. Keen
er's corn took first premium at Purdue
last year, and fifth at the Chicago
show.
Evans Breaks Leg.
Frank Evans. who lives on a farm
west of Union City, suffered broken
leg, when the horse he was riding
slipped and fell on him. His leg was
broken in three places.
Baker Badly Burned.
c. G. Ball, baker of Union City
painfully burned both arms while mix
ing cake dough. He struck his elbow
inc ohcfr Cd hni
ing lard on himself from the can he
was carrying.
Couple Wed.
Jesse Kantner and Mamie Elizabeth
Green were married Monday in this
city. by Squire George Coats.
Suits Filled.
Suits on account were filed Monday
by Eugene F. Gray and Clifford Juer
gems against Philip J. Parks and the
United States Sanitary Manufacturing
company VS.. l.. Ray Lenick.
A suit to foreclose mortgage and fol
judgment on note has been filed by
the Randolph County bank in Win
chester, against India Pearl Ludy
Henry C. Ludy and the Winchester
Home and Savings association.
Divorce proceedings have been fileC
in the circuit court by Sarah NJ. Mum
NAH against Elias E. Mummah. The
defendant is charged with cruel ant
inhuman treatment.
Gives illustrated Talk.
Sunday evening Mrs, G. Z. Legget
in the First M. E. church gave an in
.teresting talk on her trip abroad, illus
trating many points with stereopticol
views.
Real Estate Transfers.
Mary A. Faulkner ct al to Jane: