The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-08
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NEW PARIS. O-William Dwyer
became sole owner of the National
Burial Vault company. having pur-
chased the share owned by w. H.
Marshall. Mr.. Marshall retired from
the business. The try-out for the
county literary contest, among the
Jefferson students, was held at the
school building. The following stu
dents won from this school and will
compete with West Alexandria and
Jackson in the school auditorium on
Tuesday evening. April s: Reading
from Bible, Gladys Hill; discussion,
Robert Reid; recitation Alice Shat
fer; vocal, Lou Reva Penland: piano,
Mary Mills. IA county meeting of
the /. o. o. F. lodges will be held at
Lewisburg on Thursday afternoon and
evening, April 8. An interesting pro-
gram Is arranged and the New Paris
lodge will confer the third degree
work at the evening session. c. r.
Coblentz and E. r. Clark are on the
program from New Paris. The sale
held by the Clarence Teaford Post,
American Legion, on Saturday even
ing proved a grand success for the
boys. The receipts from the sale
were nearly $1,000. A dance was held
in the hall after the dance. :. Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Shinkle returned last
week from California, where they
had been spending the winter. The
operetta entitled The Treasure
\ Hunters" will be presented by teach
gssrs and pupils of the school on Fri
Il day evening in the school auditorium
The school has recently purchased a
new curtain for the stage, and this
will be in use for the first time at
the show. Miss Carrie Reid returned
to Columbus Monday after spending
the past month here. Miss Frances
Means, of kokomo. spent Easter here
with friends. :. Albert White, of Co
lumbus, o., was a Sunday guest of
Leroy Arnold. Miss Janice Hahn
returned to Athens Monday, having
spent the spring vacation at home.
Miss Pearl Halter visited friends in
Richmond Sunday. Miss Helen Craig
spent the Weekend at her home in
Dayton.
Walter Coblentz returned to Savan-
nah, Ga, Saturday. having been called
home by the death of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pencec and daugh-
ter OF P1ttsburg, Pa, are spending a
few days with relatives. Mrs Mary
Reed was brought to her home last
"SSh ilohi tilC LeCiu MculOIldl uOSDl-
tai, where she underwent an operation.
49,. Misses Lois Cuny, Lois Baumgard-
ner, Vera Bevington, Gertrude Bice
and Frank Hawley, of Oxford, are
spending a few days at their homes.
NV. d. Crosse. son of Mr. and Mrs
c. Crosse, was brought to his home
from the hospital, where he underwent
an operation. Mrs. Ella Bloom, of
Richmond, spent Wednesday with
friends here. ..... The Vets family
moved from the Thompson property
on Pearl street to the McGill property
on Washington street
< Misses Helen Biles and Helen Craig
Nsittended the Miami Alumni associa-
Won banquet, held in Eaton Thursday
night. C. r. Coblentz. Mary ODea
Mrs Harriet Wright, Evelyn North
rop and Irene White attended the
Teachers association held at Lanier
Saturday. . Miss Ada Crubaugh of
Camden, spent the week end at her
home east of town. e. Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Mendenhall and son Harold, of
Richmond. spent Saturday night in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Rein
heimer. and attended the Legion sale
and dance. Leroy Arnold, Paul
Northrup and Albert White, of Col
nTnOuS, were SUNDAY guests Oh MI. ana
Mrs Edward Arnold, near New Hope
800. Misses Katherine and Vera Rein
heimer visited Richmond relatives on
Sunday. -. r. H. Brandon spent the
week end at his home at Verona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Alexander of
Dunkirk, Henry Miller of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Reinhart of Eaton
Miss Sarah McGrew of Gratis and
Miss Ruth Zea were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. Misses Coral
and Lydia Haseltine Of Richmond
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wiley spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Templeton.. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dunn are the parents of a
baby daughter. .Taswell Fitzwater
and daughter, Marie, returned from
Florida Sunday. where they have been
spending the winter. Mr. and Mrs.
&C. O. Whitaker visited relatives in
pRichmond Sunday. Miss Grace Null
OF Richmond, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Miller.
FOUNTAIN CITY-The Senior ella IS
will give their class play entitled can
Early Bird" next Saturday at the X.