The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-13
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CAMDEN: O.-Mrs. Harriet Ware of
Detroit. Mich, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brewer and other rela-
tives and friends. James Withrow
died Thursday evening at his home on
South Lafayette street, after several
months illness. He leaves large
family and many friends. -. Andrew
NanSkiver who has been overseeing
his farms near Camden the past two
weeks, has returned to his home in
Streator, Illinois. E. Mrs. Eva Duskey
and Miss Hattie Brewer spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in Cincinnati. -.
Dorothy and Stephen Coombs spent
Saturday with their sister, Miss Vera
Coombs, who is attending Medical col.
leee in Cincinnati. Elmer VanSkiver
has sold his property on South Lafay-
cite street to Asa Morrow >. A crowd
of ladies of the Presbyterian church
attended a Christmas sale given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church in
SoInerville Saturday afternoon. 49,.
Misses Gertrude McShane and Georgi-
ana Pattison of Dixon Township
schools visited schools in Richmond
Friday. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hart and
Mrs. Alexander Hart were in Rich
moEd Friday. Camden High school
p'.N' IePIt INti1' PltiSNI thC lSdtL IL Ciii
New Paris Friday night. Oxford
and T'airhaven basketball teams play
cd Friday night. Boys team, Oxford
won by 1; Girls team, Faitnaven, by
81. Miss Wilietta Tucker will spend
Tuesday in Cincinnati, and meet Miss
Florence Grafton, who is coming from
Virginia to spend the winter here.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-A Boys Band
was recently organized here, under
Prof. Phil Gates. Gordon Murray was
elected president; Cecil Dearborn
secretary, and Wilbur May, sergeant
alarms. Charles Tcctor and the
Indiana Piston Ring Co, extended the
courtesy to the new band OF a steam.
heat-d and we'll lighted room for
practice and also loaned the instru
ments that were formerly used by the
Light Inspection Band. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Derstler have bought
the Murray bungalow on South Perry
street, paying $4,000. The second
runber of the Lyceum course will be
given in I. o. O. F. hall Monday night
-. Mrs. Phoebe Paul has sold he,
property to James Benbow and has
gone to Newcastle to live with her sor
Joe Paul. The Parent-Teachers AS
ISOLATION OF the Hagerstown and JET
ferson Township schools will meet ir
the assembly room at the school build
ing, Tuesday evening. Dec. IA, at 40
One feature Of the program will be 6
debate: Resolved That A Joint High
School Would Better Serve the Educa
tional Needs of This Community Thar
A Consolidated High School" On the
affirmative. Dr.. .. NJ. Dearborn, Mrs
Mart Working, and l.. B. Davis; on the
negative, Trustee Elmer Crull, Mrs. c
\. Teetor, and Mrs. Elnora Root.
Harry Foulke, Oscar Lamb and Ray
Warfel, committee representing the
Jefferson Township Farmers Fedora
ton have issued an invitation a:
follows: "To the Members of The
Farmers Federation and Those Wht
Intend to Become Members-Yoursel
and family are invited to Lap-socia
At the l. o. o. r. hall, in Hagerstown
Friday, Dec. II. at p. m. Each mem
Der is expected to bring two pies ant
q cake. Members Of adjoining town
ships are invited to bring lunch ant
spent the evening. Excellent speaker!
and music. :. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Par