The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-24

urday. DIR. Neff and family enter-l
tanned Saturday. the Rev. and Mrs
Beadles and grandson, and the Rev
and Mrs Hogan. Mr.. and Mrs. Voyle
Martindale of Cambridge City, and MT
and Mrs Charles Cause and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E s
Martindale. Mrs. Carl Carter called
Friday afternoon on Mrs. NARY Brown
GRATIS, O-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Brown spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Butt. 4. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Karicofe spent Sunday with the for
mer's mother at Eaton Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Miller and daughter
Theda spent Sunday in the country
with his father, William Miller and
family. :. Mrs. Lottie Crimes shopped
to Dayton Saturday,. Frank Furrey
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Furrey visited Dick Agar and family
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ROSS BOW
man of Richmond, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith. Mr.
and Mrs Will Coleman and son LLOYD
visited in the country with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Etter Sunday. -. Miss Sara
able to be up again and will take up
her school duties again in few days
Miss Esther and Miss Marjorie
Smith of Middletown, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Lurt Focht ana
son Pearl. Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Crume
and daughters were out Of town WIS.,
itors Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ora Pat
terson and daughter Ruth were out OF
town visitors Sunday Charles Doty
visited his brother Sam Doty, at OK
ford Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William
Zimmerman and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Focht visited relatives at Dayton Sun
day An all-day service was held at
the Brethren church Sunday, Nov Il,
conducted by H. c. Marlin of Pleasant
| Hill, O., editor and Bible teacher.
Charles w Flory of Ludlow Falls, O.,
took charge of the singing A large
crowd attended the rabbit supper Sat
urday evening, which was served In
| the basement at the school house.
! About 100 persons ate supper between
| 6 and 7 O'Clock. After the meal was
over the crowd adjourned to the 1irst
, floor where the teachers and children
of the grades had made up fair. A
| minstrel troupe furnished the music
| for the evening. There were also a
nSHlnS pOuu, d lOTIuu6 lclleI odbS
| show and a photographer who passed
| out pictures to many persons present,
which created a lot of merriment. A
pop corn, candy and doughnut stand
! was one of the main attractions.
| These refreshments were made by
| Miss Ruth Markey, teacher, and the
| girls of the home-making club. After
an hour of visiting different parts of
| the fair the crowd was taken to the
| second floor where there was boxing
| short play and a movie which finish
! ed the evenings entertainment. Re
| ceipts were $685. from which was clear
ed s7025 Mrs. Opal Fudge and son
| Kenneth of Camden, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves
ter Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
krutcher and children of Miamisburg
i visited the formers father Sunday. .
| Dick Parrish has been visiting rela
tives in Dayton the past week. Rob
ert Coleman of Eaton spent Saturday
night in town with relatives. :. .Ches
ter Hook spent Sunday in town with
his brother, Roy Hook and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Christman visited
relatives at New Paris Sunday Jesse
/ Einehart and family spent Sunday
in town with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Den
1nger. Mr.. ana Mrs. George COle
man and family of Eaton visited Mrs
/ Coleman's parents in town Sunday.
Jesse Howard and John Wright O
Germantown visited in town Sunday
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Suman are
the parents of baby girl born Friday
evening. ..... Mrs. Libbie Tanruther
who has been i'll the past two months
is able to be about the house again.
i CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, Nov. "a
Mrs. o. E. White recently returned
from a visit with relatives at Detroit
Will Wissler and family. of nea1
= Cambridge, visited his sister, Mrs. L
M. Young and family, Sunday.
Miss Ruth Mock. of Dayton, will b.
the guest of Miss Lenora Carpente
over Thanksgiving.
The Cambridge and Centerville Higl
Schools played basketball Friday night
Centerville won, IA to Is.
, Miss Mabel Morton, who was EN-
rloyed at Richmond and who former
iy lived here, was married to Mr.. Franl
. Toner of Newcastle. Sunday mornins
at the Baptist Church in Newcastle
They will make that place their home
. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Collins, sol
and daughter Mr. Mcdonald ant