The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-18

| H. S. Shiedler, Thursday night. -. "A
number Of the members of the Order
Of Moose witnesses the comforting of
the second degree on a class of $50
| candidates at Connersville Sunday
afternoon. -. There will be preaching
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and evening. Mr.. Gibson, Of
Muncie, has purchased the jeff Graves
property on Carolina Hill. Tho
Democrat meeting to be held at the
town hall Tuesday evening. Sept. Il,
will be addressed by Miss Mary Over
beck on THE League of Nations"
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, of Hagers-
town is visiting her sister, Mrs. o. c.
Rowe. Ed Hogan, of Texas, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Fraun-
berg leaves this week for his home.
-. Mr.. 0. P. Steffy, Of Olney, I'LL, was
visiting his son, Clarence, and family
recently. The sewing society of the
Christian church held an all day quilt
ing at the church Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Steffy
visited his brother at Newcastle, Sun
day. Mrs. Lydia Sohl of Noblesville
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. L. Nc
Daniels. Miss Maude Drishel is
visiting at Indianapolis. Mrs. How
ard Elliott of Richmond visited rela-
| tives here Wednesday. The follow
ing is the corps Of teachers in the con-
| solidated public schools of Cambridge
City and Jackson township: A. II.
Hines, superintendent; Emerson Cloyd,.
principal high school; W. j. Bowden,
mathematics; Jessie Kellum, French; !
Marina Johnson, Latin; Ernest Davis,
manual training; Fern Hester, Eng
lish; Eleanor Newman, 9Th grade;
Marie Bolenbaugh, 9Th grade; Kath-
| crime Kniese, 4th grade; Inez Funk.
3rd grade; Hazel Showalter, End
grade; Eleanor Harper. 1st grade;
Callie and Ruth Tremps, Germantown;
Louise Lindley, Kiser; Thelma Leslie.
Creitz; Ethel Slant, Kimes; Ruth Nc
Cormick, domestic science; Flossie
Neff, music.
| JACKSONBURG, O-Mr and Mrs.
Lou Garrett and daughters Hazel and
| Ethel of Centerville, and Izone Whit
, ton spent Sunday with Mark Lammptt
and family. -. Miss Rozella Keexer
spent Sunday in Milton. The Royal
Sons and Daughters enjoyed a marsh
mallow roast along the Martindale Fri
day night. Those present were Misses
Margaret Lammott, Isabelle Carter.
RoZella Keever, Irene Scates, Helen
Scott, Lena Frame, Ethel Ullery, Dor
| othy Carter, Esther Burroughs. Ikona
| Whitton, Louise Lindley, Ello Wydau,
Mary Kinsinger, Aaron and Lawrence
! Lindley, Donald and Theodore Carter,
! Harold, Earnest, John, Harvey and
Rufus Kinsinger, Ralph Nicholson,
| Theodore Beeson, Elias Scott, Charles
Riggs, Carl Simpson, Forrest Miller.
Earl Wydau, Reynolds Odem. and
| Claude Wickersham.. .Marki Lam
mott, wife and daughter Bernice, and
Earnest Craven attended the state
fair Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sClark
and daughter Marie of Pershing.t spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Har-
vey Wilton, wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Conn and a brother
of Mr.. Conn's. all of Muncie, and Ray
| Oden, wife and sons, took dinner
Sunday with Mrs. Laura Stanton and
son Cleo. Miss Izona Whitton en-
| tered business college at Richmond
Monday for a six months course. "
George Sharp and wife were in Cam
bridge City Wednesday. 49,. Harvey
Wilton, wife and daughter were in
! Cambridge Monday. William Wilson
and wife called on Mr.. and Mrs James
Paxton Friday evening. James Whit
ton, wife and daughter Izona were
! Richmond shoppers Thursday. Misses
Esther Burroughs. Helen Scott and
Irene Scates were visiting Wednes-
day. Charles Fagen, who recently
held public sale, will move his fam
lily to Dublin soon. Marshall Martin
has accepted the janitor work. at the
school house, and William Clark, Gro
yer Morgan, Stewart Thompson and
James Underwood are the hack driv-
ers for this term. Chester Morris,
wife and daughter Evelyn, were visit
ing at Pershing Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Underwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood have rented
and moved from the country into the
Mark Coffman property. Miss iona
Wilton spent Tuesday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Wilton ana daugh-
ter