The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-16
RED CROSS MEETING
HELD AT WINCHESTER
TO DISCUSS PROGRAM

was nelQ In the Moose nall, FRIDAY. |
The chief discussion was relative to
the program of this department of the
Red Cross In time of peace.
Instructive talks were given by DR.. |
c. V. Cornell, of Cleveland, O.. division
director of Civilian Relief, of Lake
division Red Cross; Lawrence Cole, of
Cleveland director of Community stud |
les, and Miss Elizabeth Scheiblish and
Miss Mary Zuker, field representatives
of the Red Cross.
The following secretaries were pres (
ent: Miss Nora Henby Of Greenfield, |
Miss Lulu Redding of Newcastle, Mrs. |
Lora Millspaug of Anderson, Mrs. Ger !
trude Kerby of Muncie, Miss Nan Dan |
lau Of Marion, Miss Orel Beethoven OF
Portland, Mrs Paul Bells of Bluffton, |
Miss Nellie Tritt of Union City. Mrs. |
Granville Reynard of Union City, Ran |
dolph county chairman of the houle
service department. In the afternoon
{. meeting of the local Red Cross was
held at the home of Mrs. j. B. Good |
rich, preparatory to the Randolph
county Red Cross drive, which will
start on Armistice day, November IL.
and will last until Thanksgiving.
Completes Work in East.
Miss Dorothy Rowe, after completing
a four months-post graduate course
at Simmons college, oston, has re-
turned to this city for short visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Rowe Miss Rowe will leave soon
for Spokane, Washington, where she
is employed by the state in education
al Red Cross work.
Child Swallows Needle.
The Rev. Mr.. Small, pastor of the
at Simmons college. Boston. has re. |
ceived word that his son, Milton. while |
sewing carpet in Denver Colorado, had
swallowed a carpet needle. A lew
Months ago, another son, Charles |
swallowed q needle. After some /
weeks, however, it came out Of the
calf of his right leg.
Shaw Elected Treasurer.
At the regular meeting OF the town |
board of Farmland, Frank Shaw was |
eletced town treasurer in place Oh |
Carver BLY,, resigned.
A large crowd attended the home |
coming of the Oddfellows and Re |
bekah lodges at Farmland. Thursday |
night The Rev. d. II. Lusk, OF the |
First Christian church. of that city,
gave the address.
Republican Rally
chairman, of the Republican central
committee, has announced that ar
rangements have been made to hold !
an old fashioned all-day rally in this
city on Saturday, Oct. %. Several |
brass bands and drum corps will be
employed and there will be two pa
rades, one in the morning and one at
night. The public square, where exel-
clses will be held, will be roped off
and no traffic will be allowed within
a block in all directions. The speak
ers already engaged for the day are
former Governor Augustus E. Wilson,
of Kentucky, Philip Colegrove, OF
Michigan, Miss Retta Kisson, of New
York city; Warren T. McCray. Repub-
lican candidate for governor of In
diana, and Albert H. Vestal, candidate
for reelection as congressman from
the eighth district.
John Starbuck, 81, is dead at his
home six miles southwest of Winches-
ter. Surviving are the widow and
eight children.
McCray Visits Winchester
Warren T. McCray spent few
hours in this city Wednesday, and
spoke to a large audience at Repub-
lcan headquarters, on the issues of
the day. /
Many friends and relatives from i
Fort Wayne, Portland, Pennville, York
town and Anderson attended the fun
eral OF Mr. and Mrs. Austin Morris
and daughter, Thelma, in this city,
Wednesday. David Waltz of Dan
Vile, Ill, is the guest of relatives and
friends in this county. Mrs. j. E.
Huston and sister, Mrs. Anna Hin
shaw, are the guests of their niece,
Mrs Edna Lanning at Pennville. -.
Mrs George Jaqua Of Muncie is the
guest of relatives and friends here.
Mrs b. F. Marsh is the guest of her
sister. Mrs Grant Parent, in Union
City. Hugh Hill, who was severely
injured when he fell from a building
he was working Oh. is reported to be
improving
Building Double Track
The work of building the double
track from here to Farmland, on the
Big -Four is progressing rapidly. The
fine weather has greatly aided the
rapidity of the work. A large force of
men is at work all the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. e. Goodrich enter
tanned a number Of relatives and
friends at six o'clock dinner, Tuesday
evening
File Suit for Divorce.
Suit for divorce has been filed by
Fannie LudWick VS.. Thomas Ludwck.
They were married April y, 1917, and
separated on April 81. 1920. The de-
PENDANT is charged with cruel and in
human treatment.
Real Estate Transfers.
Henry Pflasterer to James c. Will
son, part =, Northwest Square. Win
chester w D., So 900: Roy w. Anders
to James T. Cole, ) 1-3 acres, Wayne
township, w. D., $1,000
Thomas Bailey attended the funeral
Of MIR. and Mrs. Austin G. Morris and
daughter 1'helma, at Fort Wayne,
Wednesday The family was killed
Saturday when their car was struck
by an Ohio Electric car. near Fort
Wayne.
Talks On Schools.
County Superintendent o. H. Crest
delivered u lecture at Horse Cave. Ky.
Thursday. to the district association of
teachers on The Consolidated Schools
lab