The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-07
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WINCHESTER, Ind-The marriage
OF Miss Margaret Mary Longo, daugh-
ter Of Tony Longo, to Andrew Grille.
was solemniZed Wednesday morning,
in st. Mary's Catholic church, the Rev.
John M. Schmitz, of Union City, per-
forming the ceremony. Many friends
and relatives from a distance were
present. :. Mrs. James P. Goodrich
accompanied Governor Goodrich to
Harrisburg. Pa, the past week. =. Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Smith left Tuesday for
Hot Springs, Ark, to spend three
weeks, after which they will go to
Texas for the winter. Miss Marjorie
Steed has returned from Chicago,
where she spent, several weeks. 49,.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edger has returned
from visit with her daughter, Miss
Marie, in Indianapolis Mr.. and Mrs.
David Martin are the guests of Mr.
Martins brother, Ward Martin and
family. in Frankfort, Ind. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Flatter have returned from
a short visit with relatives in Muncie
-. The Home Economics club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. E.
McNees. Miss Olive Ludy, school
nurse, of Muncie, is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Ludy..
Miss Edith Ludy left Saturday for
San Francisco, California. :. Mrs. Stel-
la Duvall, of Washington, D. c., is
spending some weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Ed Ashwille. The will OF George
w. Browne, who died recently has
been probated. After the payment Of
all debts, he wishes a monument to
be erected, the cost of same not to
exceed $500. To his wife, Emma
Browne, he wills all his property, both
real and personal, as long as she re-
mains his widow. In case she should
remarry, or die, the estate is to be
divided equally among his nine chill
dren, as follows: Minnie c, Mary L.,
Sarah E. Browne. John w. Browne,
Thomas G. Browne, Charles NJ.
Browne, Eva A. Jackson, Francis
Browne and Bonnie Browne Davis.
An educational meeting under the
auspices of the Winchester Rotary
club, was held Thursday evening in
principal address was made by Prof
essor E. J. Lewellen, superintendent
of the public schools at Newcastle.
Mrs. Magnolia Bales, who has been
operating rooming house on North
Main street. has purchased the former
Windsor hotel, where she will engage
in the restaurant business and also
rent rooms. James Murray has moved
from the Windsor to the Central hotel,
and Allen Hiatt, former manager Of
the Central, has taken charge of the
rooning house vacated by Mrs. Bales.
Two suits on account have been filed
by the state of Indiana on relation Of
the Good Roads Machine company VS..
Charles A. Dull, T. B. Gammet and
Joseph p. Moy.
Real Estate Transfers
Asa F.. Watson to Lewis l.. Norton,
lot As. Harrisville, $500.
Mary A. Rosenbush to Lewis K.
Smith, part IS, Union City, w. D.,
$500
Carl Nonstiel to Herman W. Grooms
80 acres, Monroe township, w. d.
$4,000
Carl Nenstiel to Clifford Bales. so
acres, Monroe township, w. D. $4,000.
Paul Longnecker to Carl Nenstiel. 40
acres Monroe township. w. D. $500.
Winchester Dealers and Merchants,
losers in the series Of baseball games
played by the business men of this
city during the summer season, ban
Quoted the manufacturers and profess
sional men Wednesday evening in the
basement of the Friends church
County Superintendent Q. H. Griest.
Township Trustee G. w. Conner. J. d.
Sarig and V. V. Bowman. Of the Lin.
coin and Mckinley schools, will go to
Pendleton, Friday, to inspect the vo-
cational department in the schools of
that city.
The Rev o. T Martin has gone to
Plymouth, Ind, to assist his twin
brother, o. D. Martin, in a ten days
evangelistic service.
The Woman's club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Rubey. Mrs. Ell
la Hill opened the meeting with n
paper on Central American Morals and
Customs. Mrs. Fielder followed with 4
PAPER on Central American Possibili-
ties. "The Proposed Union Of Cen
trail America" was given by Mrs G. c.
Markl1. Mrs. Nichols closed the pro-
gram by giving a reading. THE Village
Pride. by Washington Irving. Beauti-
full Victro!a Music closed the meeting.
D. A. r. Holds Meeting
The Daughters of the American
Revolution met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Stephen Clevenger. Responses
were On Indiana schools. Miss Belle
Edger read an interesting paper on
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