The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-01
Suburban
WATERLOO,

WATERLOO, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Fiant entertained company
of relatives Sunday at their home.
Dinner served at the noon hour was
enjoyed by the following guests: Mrs.
S. E. Gordin and daughter Helen and
son Stanley of Alquina, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Stanley and Mrs. Elizabeth
Stanley of Lyonsville, and Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Sherry and children OF Con
nersville. Mr. and Mrs. D. c. DeCamp
and daughters Helen and Crystal and
Misses Jean Trustler, Geneva Cham
bers and Dorothy Harrington of Con-
nersville and Thomas Caldwell were
afternoon and evening callers. The
members of the Junior Nelghborhood
club of Waterloo township, at a re-
cent meeting, very kindly remem-
bered the little folks of the Day nur-
sery and a gift of five dollars has
been handed to the management. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watt entertain
ed relatives Sunday. They were as
follow: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Watt
and family of Greensboro and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Farr. Mr. and Mrs. D.
E. Trustler and son Francis of Con-
nersville spent Saturday night and
Sunday with MI and Mrs. Vinton
Broaddus and daughter Doris. .Oran
Fiant and wife were shoppers in Rich
mond Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Milton and daughter Vivian OF
Liberty spent Sunday with j. T. Ly-
ons and family :. Mrs. Frank Weiser
is very i'll at her home east OF Water
loo Mrs. Elmer Frost was the
guest of Delbert Frost and wife Of
near Connersville Monday. The w.
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afternoon with Mrs. EstelA Henry.
! HAGERSTOWN, Ind-Prof Warren
F. Collins went to Indianapolis Thurs
DAY. Prof. and Mrs. Collins have
sold their property here and have
moved their household goods to
| Shelbyville.. Mrs. NJ. T. Fox was
hostess at needle party Thursday
afternoon at her home on Perry
street. >. Miss Mary Belle Furnish
Buren,, Ind. The jefferson township
Farmers Federation meeting to be
held Friday night at the East school
building, was postponed on account of
the Hagerstown high school alumni
banquet and reception. A son was
born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wilkinson, of Five Points, west Of
town. Township Trustee Elmer
Crull transacted business at Indian
apolis, Wednesday and attended the
Johnson meeting at Richmond, We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Alice Hanscom
spent this week at her home at
Modoc -. Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Hart
ley were entertained at dinner Friday
by Miss Mary Clark and family.
| CAMDEN, O-Miss Hattie Reed,
Alma Bacon, Blanche Hampton, Nellie
Guntle, Messrs G. H. Tullis and
family and Mr. McDill attended play
Day" at Eaton fair grounds Friday.
The class address at Dixon township
commencement will be given by Dean
Minnich, of Miami University. The
Camden High School commencement
will be held Friday evening, May 21.
Prof. John Coleman, head Of depart
ment of philosophy and psychology at
Muskingum College will deliver the
class address,. The senior class Of
1920 is composed Of six young men
and eight young ladies'. Irene Benson,
| Flo Avery, Mary Windate, Bernice
Dare. Charlotte Horrigan, Mary Ken
worthy, Ethel Bacon, Lydia Elston, and
Raymond Frame, Elmer Gift, Cecil
Neff, Dale Moore, Harvey Douglass,
and Paul Witter. :. . Edwin Earhart
and Miss Susie Sanger will be married
| Saturday The missionary society
of the Presbyterian church met with
Miss Laura Carson, Thursday after
noon Miss Carrie Beall was in
Eaton on business Wednesday,. The
second of the series of picture shows
given for the benefit of the library, was
Wednesday night, and quite a success
The next "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm" will be Wednesday, May 5.....
T f. Davis and w w. Duckwall made
their first fishing trip of the season
| Thursday.
LEWISBURG, O.-John Lanthrop ar
rived home Saturday morning with his
mother who has been seriously i'll al
| ManZonola, Colorado. Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Albert are at Delaware, Ohio, at
attending the funeral of Mrs. Henry
Albert. Mrs. Everett Wiles went tC
Bra dford, o., Sunday, to visit he1
uncle, who is suffering from paralysis
" Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. LutZ
a girl, Helen Alberta. Friday.
Funeral services for Allen Dredge
who lived about three miles east OF
town, were held at Trinity Lutheran
church,. bulldl III hoSCld " IL NtIIIclCI y
Tuesday forenoon. Mr.. and Mrs. o
F. Ford called on her parents. Daniel
Locke, Sunday. Foie Sweeny spent
Sunday here with his parents. The
Wittenberg Glee Club entertainment
held at the opera house here Thursday
evening was we'll attended,. Rev
Geo Dittmar preached at Shiloh Luth
eran church, Sunday morning.
Edith and Edna Crider were Richmond
visitors, Saturday.. The infant o.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boomershine was
buried here Monday. Leslie Hoff
man, who is working in Dayton, was
home Saturday night and Sunday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Cowgirl visited
. his brother, VIM. Cowgirl and family
Sunday VIM. Richards and family
visited Mr.. Richards parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiles. Sunday, near FIT. Recovery
.Ildor Burger and family, of Troy
spent Sunday here with his mother.
Fourth annual Preble County Play
Day Festival Friday, April 80, al
County Fair Grounds, Eaton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pundt, and daugh
ter Hazel, were Dayton visitors Satur
day. Among those from here who
visited the cyclone territory north o.