The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-16
BUSINESS MEN OF
WINCHESTER TO PLAY
BASE BALL GAMES

UGneral services for Henry Wise,
". who died at his home in Spartans-
burg, was conducted from the NJ. <.
Church, in Spartansburg, Tuesday, fol-
lowed by interment in the Spartans-
burg cemetery. The deceased was one
OF Greensfork's most prominent citi-
zens and is survived by the widow,
one son. Ullery, and three daughters.
Mrs. Urlah Dowler, OF Union City,
Mrs. John Hart Of Bartonia, and Mrs.
Michael Lehey, Of near Winchester.
Mrs. Merle Chenoweth OF this city, is
niece.
Joint Services.
Joint memorial services were held
at Saratoga, Sunday afternoon, by the
l. o. o. F., Red Men and Modern
Woodmen. The Rev. Martin, Of this
city, delivered the address.
Mrs. Lemon Dies.
Mrs. Susan Lennon, 80, widow Of
Dennis Lennon, is dead at her home
in this city, after lingering illness.
The deceased is survived by three
sons and two daughters. Charles. a
prominent contractor, of this city,
John and Ed Lennon. and Mrs. John
Redmond, OF Portland, and Mrs. Mary
Wise, of indianapolis. Services will be
Il.
Jeweler Addresses Rotary.
At the meeting of the Rotary Club,
held at the Randolph hotel Monday.
when a noon luncheon was served, P.
j. Litschert, jeweler, gave a talk on
diamonds.
A committee was appointed to make
arrangements whereby the business
men of the city will play series of II
baseball games. one game to be played
each week The players are divided
into four classes: Manufacturers. with
Edward Culver, captain; professional
men, with DR.. ]. H. Beals, captain;
merchants, with E. w. Wise, captain,
and dealers with O. c. Doyel. captain.
]. A Browne and J. E. Hinshaw have
been chosen umpires. No professional
hall players will be allowed in the
games and at the end of the season the
section with the lowest score will
entertain the other sections with a
spread. The games will be played at
THE Goodrich Park.
Auditor Makes Settlement.
The June settlement as made by
Randolph County Auditor, J. NJ.
Browne, to Treasurer NJ. E. Null, and
forwarded to the Indiana State Auditor
in part is as follows: Total amount
collected from all funds. $452,32S. 04.
Amount paid to the state, $69, 251.7 70;
total amount collected from all funds
in the year 1919. s444,499.S2, and
amount paid to state, $54,96413. The
figures show an increase of but IA
per cent under the new law.
Pretty Wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place
Monday afternoon. in the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Baker, when
their only daughter, Miss Amelia
Kathryn Baker was given in marriage
to Earl Younger, Of Muncie. The cere-
Inony was performed by the bride S
father
Mrs. Younger graduated from the
Winchester high school. Monday even
ing and is very popular among the
younger set, Of this city. They will
reside in Muncie in their newly fur
nished apartments.
Furnas Accepts Position.
DR.. I. Lester Furnas, who has been
lecturer in posthetic dentistry at
the Indiana Dental college in Indian,
apols for 10 years, will take a similar
position with the Western Reserve
university. Cleveland. according to
word received by his relatives here.
DR.. Furnas is the son of State Sen.
ator and Mrs. Miles J. Furnas. former
ly of Winchester, but who now reside
on a farm near Lynn. He is widely
acquainted here, having attended the
Winchester school for the last several
years. He has been conducting post
graduate courses at indianapolis and
at the University of Minnesota. He is
Il member of the National Dental
Society and is president Of the Indian
Rpolis Dental Society.
Licenses to Wed.
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TO Earl Younger. IS. Munce. and
Amelia Kathryn Baker, 10. Winches
ter: Emmett H. McGunnigill, so;
Modoc. and Lennie NJ. Hodson. 81
Carlos City; William HaneY, 81 Cable
Ohio. and Blanche Smith. IS, Win
chester.
ChiIdrens Day.
Beautiful Childrens Day exercises
were held in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning They were followed
by an infants baptismal service.
William Shelley. 50. is dead at his
home one-half mile south Of Harris
Vile.
Mrs. Watson Returns.
Mrs. James f. Watson has returned
from Chicago. where she spent week
with Senator Watson. and attended the
Republican convention.
Mrs. Pursiey Dies.
Mrs. Mary Ullery Pursley, IS. 1:
dead at her home in Farmland, after {
long illness Of paralysis. She is sur
vived by the husband. Lafayette Purs
ley, and four daughters. Nellie Good
Anna MyIntyre. Mary Mandle, ant
Grace Rust.
Celebrate Flag Day.
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution celebrated Flag Day with {
picnic at the homo Of Mrs. Troy Puck
EFT, west of the city.
Attend Funeral.
Mrs. A. ]. Stakebake, Mr.. and Mrs
b f. Hinshaw and Z. S. Jaqua at
tended the funeral Of Harry r
Shreeve, at Union City. Monday after
noon.
PRINCESS is BETROTHED
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