The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-24
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WEST ALEXANDRIA, O.-The SEN
ior class play of the local high schooi
was given at the high school auoltor-
ium on Friday evening. Much AGO
About Betty" was very well received
by the audience james Conman mas
accepted a position with Spring Broth
ers at Eaton, and he and Mrs. Coff-
man will move their household goods
to that city about the first of June.
The summer series of community pic
ture shows began on Saturday even
ing. A film will be shown on Thurs
day and Saturday night of each week
Mrs. F. E. Rinehart spent Satur-
day in Cincinnati. j. F. Winkleman
spent Saturday in Oxford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vern Shoemaker spent Sunday
with friends in Dayton. Miss Mary
Horner of GermantownS, was the week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Unger
and family. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rinck and children and Miss Anna
spent Sunday in Dayton. Misses
Mary Hill and Esther Unger spent the
weekend with friends in Oxford. 80.
Mrs John Anderson of Dayton, was
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nj.
Derby over Saturday and Sunday
John Miller was among the contest
ants in the tri-state high school track
meet at Oxford Saturday. The local
chapter of the American Legion gave
a dance at their clubrooms on Satur-
day evening. Kolps orchestra, OF
Richmond. furnished the music. Mr..
Koontz of Eaton, spent Sunday with
his son, Irwin KoontZ and family.
Of No the
guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
10y and family, Sunday. Clyde Cole
man and Wilson Furrey spent Monday
afternoon in Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Rinehart and children and Mrs
Mary Buctner spent Sunday wit h
friends at Cambridge City, Ind. 1865.
P. A. Saylor spent Sunday with his
daughter Martha, at Western College
Oxford . John Miller was Dayton
visitor Tuesday.
LEWISBURG, O.-Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Cassidy, a boy, Monday
night. .Dg'. E. P. Trittschu.p, of this
place, and DR.. Carl Beane, of Wes1
Manchester, attended a state nledica
meeting at the Gibbons hotel, in Day
ton. Wednesday,. June Rice is visit
ing in Dayton with her sister, Mrs
Elmer Unger and family. - Dwight
Fritz and Clifford James were Cincin
natl visitors, Wednesday,. George
Good visited relatives in West Alex
andria, Tuesday. Mrs. Pho hbe Hart
zell went to GreenviIle, w ednesday
for visit of several days with rel
atives.. Lewis Luck, of lie gansport
Ind, and Mrs. Rose Hahn, of Chicago
spent several days of last W eek here
with their mother, Mrs. E. L Nick.-
Robert Bunger has purchased the farm
formerly owned by his father, the late
S. l. Bunger. He has always lived or
the farm . Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Vaughn
Of Eaton, were guests of his sister
Mrs. Jesse Foster and family, Tuesday
night. They attended the commence
ment exercises . . Everett Riley ant
, family, of West Alexandria, spent
Tuesday here with his grandmother
Mrs. Tri mble.. Mrs. R. c. McCabe
and Miss Hester Chamberlain, of Day
ton, visited with the formers uncle
Jos. Sweeny. and family, from Tuesday
morning until Wednesday evening
They attended the class exercises anC
commenc eLnent.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Nook have purchased the property be
longing to the S. l. Burger estate or
North Main street. George Iirkle
OF near Sturgeon Bay, Wis, who spent
the winter here with his daughter
Mrs. VIM. Stansel, left Monday for his
home. j. E. Myers is remodeling the
| old Zeller building recently purchased
| by him.. r.. NJ. Gay attended the
| funeral of DR.. Rettich, of Pershing
Tuesday, Mrs. Walter Cahill and
children spent Wednesday in EldoradC
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs FREQ
! - A.
canum. attended the class play here
! Thursday night and visited until Sun
DAY with her cousin Treva Couerman
| -. Justice Smith and family, of Day
ton, were guests Sunday of Mr.. an6
Mrs. Ira c. Albert. Mrs. Samue
Snyder and son are spending the weel
| in Verona with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. JOS Hoffman.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-Mrs. Martha
| Coffman, of Richmond, Mrs. Sarah
Waltz, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beesor
and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thornburgf
were entertained at dinner Tuesday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
J Thornburgh, ON South Perry street
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Locke enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at their home
north of town on West River pike
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burroughs ant
daughter, of Rushville. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Williams and Harry Williams
of Mooreland; Mrs. Anna Brooks, Of
Arkansas; Mrs. Louise Payne of New
castle; Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Bur
roughs, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Waltz ant
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Locke, Ray Burroughs, Richard Bur
roughs and Miss Edna Burroughs
were among the guests. Mrs. T. T
Sells and Mrs T S. Walker were dele
i gates to the Rebekah assembly a
Indianapolis this week. Michael Sher
ry and Ray Sherry of this place Were
delegates to the l. o. o. F. grand
| lodge at Indianapolis this week. T. S
Walker and son, Harry, went to Ind
! annapolis Wednesday. Mrs. Penina
Hill Wilson, of Emporia, Kansas, &C
companied by Mrs. Elizabeth Williams
of Spioeland, came to this place Wed
| nesday and was the guest Of Mrs
! Charles C. Smith and family at theil
| home on North Washington street
! Mrs. Wilson was called to Carthage