The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-15

ed. He was wading in four feet of
water.
BROOKVILLE. o. - Following the
funeral here, the body of James Lum-
scum, drowned near West Alexandria,
will be shipped to Roanoke, Va, for
burial
GREENvILLE, GA mortgage on
the city hospital site in this city will
probably be foreclosed, following the
annual stockholders meeting at o. r.
krickenberger's office Sunday night.
The mortgage amounts to approx
mately $1,000 and officers of the hos
pital company are anxious to have
this matter finally settled after being
dragged along for the past few years,
without any action being taken.
Lack Of interest in the hospital pro-
ject, after several years inactivity, is
given as the fundamental reason for
the probable foreclosure.
HANNA'S CREEK, Ind-The Chill
dren's Day exercises will occur at
Hanna's Creek church next Sunday
night, June 2. The following is the
program: Piano Solo, Ruth Kitchel:
Song, Greeting to June" Children;
Prayer: Welcome" Bernard Kitchel;
Recitation, Jimmie Ardery: Recitation,
Howard Scammahorn; Song, Chill
dren's Day Has Come, Primaries
Why" Eugene Scammahorn; "A Gay
Little Robin, Gilbert Greggerson;
Song, We're Trying Boys; Recita-
| ton, Francis Harmeyer; Exercise and
Song, Promise Wreath of Roses,
Gladys and Lois Crawley and chorus;
| Why, Charles Clayton Little; Two
| RosebudS", Mable CraWley: Song,
"Nodding in the Sunshine" Primaries;
Recitation, Virgil Loyde; Getting 70
Sunday School," Adelaide Little and
Loren Shrader; "A Smile and A
Pout," Beulah Greggerson; Song,
Daisies, Mary Harmeyer and Choir
us; Recitation, William Creighton; "A
Little Worker" Dorothy Leech; Song,
Jesus Needs U.s., School; Builders" I,
Hadley Ballinger; Song, Earth in
Beauty Glowing" Mildred Little and
Chorus; "Unlucky Billy Green, Her
bert 1oyde; Song, shine Little Sun
beam, School; "Wanted-A Boy"
Harvey LaFuze; Solo, Juliaella Kit
chel; Rose Drill; Collections and An
nouncements; Good Night Merlin La
Fuze; EXercise-Good Night - Five
little girls; Benediction.
| WEBSTER, Ind.-A social and pie
/ supper will be given by the young
people of the Friends church Saturday
night, June 10. The Sunday school
has made necessary arrangements to
educate an Armenian child.
Delbert Jay is very i'll with quinsey.
Mr. and Mrs Cleo Culbertson de-
lightfully entertained Sunday evening
the following guests: Mr., Noel Cul-
bertson, of Economy; Mr. Walter Cul-
bertson, Mr.. Nelson McMahan, Lydia,
Emma and Thomas Culbertson, Letha
Harvey, Miss Mabel Gibson of Ches
ter Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
will have a meeting Wednesday after
noon, June 16, to entertain the Aid of
the Friends church Each member is
urged to be present and to bring a
| friend.
, GREENSBORO, Ind.-Miss Grace
Stanton was very pleasantly surprised
Saturday night when several of her
friends gave party in her home.
, Those present were: Louise Lindley
Lena Frame, Gladys Hyers, Josephine
Hamilton, Leila kitterman, Sara Gam
Der, Edythe Wycoff, of Webster, Har
Eey kinsinger, Lawrence Lindley
Rufus kinsinger, Aaron Lindley. Don
aid Cause, Horace Boyd, Howard
Allen, Kenneth Nicholson, Fred Con
way, Glen Veal, Herbert Jacobs, John
Robinson, Walter Jacobs.
Games and music were enjoyed
throughout the evening. Refreshments
Of ice cream and cake were served.
NEW PARIS, O.-David Ginger, 81
years old, former resident o. this
community, died at the home of his
son, Charles Ginger near Hollinsburg
Tuesday. Death was due to the in
frmities of old age. The funeral was
held at New Madison, Thursday after
noon. Burial at New Paris in Spring
lawn cemetery. The surviving mem
bers of the family are the widow, Mrs
Cora Mcfarland of Dayton, Mrs. Ho
mar Pence. of New Paris, and Charles
: and Earnest Ginger, of near New Mad
) ison,
Mrs. Letitia Yea announces the mar
! riage of her daughter, Ethel Ruth Zca
to Mr.. Henry B. Miller, on Thursday
l June 10, at Urbana, O. Miss Zea ha:
been fourth grade teacher in the
> school here for the past three years
Mr.. Miller has spent most of his life
r near New Paris.
t Miss Echo Timmons, daughter o
= Mr.. and Mrs, Emanuel Timmons, ant
f Percy Brown, of Greensboro Ind
). we're married Saturday evening at tn,
3 home of the brides sister Mr.. anC
! Mrs. Hershal Papaw Mr.. and Mrs
Brown will reside with Mr.. and Mrs
Papaw on the Miller farm.
Miss Opel Northrop entertained the
ComTads class of the PRESBYTERIAN
= Sunday school. on Thursday evening.
9 After the business session the eve