The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-19
CLUBS CONVENTION
HELD AT WINCHESTER;
AGED CITIZENS DEAD

WINCHESTER. Ind. May 19.-The
thirteenth annual convention of the
Eighth District Federation of Clubs,
i which convened here in the Main
Street Church of Christ Tuesday, May
/, Is. was one of the best ever held in
this district. Large crowds were pres
ent from Wells. Adams, Jay, Madison,
Delaware and Randolph county. In
teresting talks We're given by Mrs. r..
E. Rumpler, president of the State Fed
Grafton, Mrs. o. NJ. Pittinger of lndl-
/ annapolis, Mrs. Edgar Chittenden, An
Il derson, and Mrs. Ella B. Kehrs, of An
derson. Music was furnished by a
quartet of Farmland; vocal solo, by
Mrs. S. c. Current of Parker, Miss AL
berta Mote of Union City, and violin
and piano by Mrs. John Cheney ana
Miss Leona Heaston, of Winchester.
Z A luncheon was served in the church
dining room at noon.
L. D. Barnes Succumbs.
e Lorando Dell Barnes, Y, is dead at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. George
Hinshaw, two miles northeast Of Win
chester from a stroke of paralysis.
The deceased is survived by the
daughter and two sons. Clarence A,
of Tennessee, and Edward Of Barton1a.
B Mrs. Lacey Dead.
Mrs. Mary E. Lacey, 60, wife of AL
n bert Lacey, is dead at her home in
this city. She had been an invalid
& for ten years. She is survived by the
!, husband, two sons and a daughter.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
Z to William E. Puedy, %, and Anna
( Branson, 20, both of Johannesburg, O.,
and Raymond Byrum, II, Union City,
and Stella Fields, %. Saratoga.
@ Farmers Federation.
II The Farmers Federation, West Di-
I vision of White River township, held
! a meeting at the Lin coin School, Mon
day evening.
Sues for Divorce.
Suit for divorce has been filed by
Ozzie Winner VS.. Pearl Winner. They
were married Jan. %. 1908, and sepa-
rated May 5, 1920. The plaintiff al
/ leges that the defendant would leave
home and remain away for several
months at a time, and that she was
guilty Of adultery and names Harry
Ienkons, of Redkey. as correspondent.
Rlaintiff asks for the custody Of the
ION and divorce.
Suit has been filed by n. V. Hans
klm VS.. Nell Wood.
Suit for drainage has been filed by
sknthony Reitenour ct al exparte.
Stump Gives Bond.
Harold Stump has been released
from Jail on $4,000 bond with Lloyd
Stump and H. X. Wright as sureties.
Stump was connected with the LoSant-
rille robbery.
Ice Plant Under Way.
The first delivery of ice from the
dew ice plant, operated under the
name of The Winchester Ice and Stor
age Plant was made Monday. 1t is
said the capacity of the new plant is
90 tons per day.
To Remodel School.
County Superintendent Creist, of
this city, c. E. Losch, of Union City,
and the supervisors Of the Arba school
beld a conference at Arba Monday,
when it was decided to remodel the
Arba school building, which was badly
damaged by the recent tornado.
To Attend Presbytery.
The Rev. c. NJ. Payne left Monday
for Philadelphia. where he will attend
the National Presbytery as a delegate
from the Muncie Presbytery.
Senator James E. Watson, of Rush
willie, and Charles L. Watson, of In
dianapolis. spent Sunday with their
mother. Mrs, f l.. Watson. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. E. Hinshaw, Mrs. Elizabeth
Stakebake and E. NJ. Stakebake spent
Sunday in New Madison. Ohio, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G.. Murray.
Rev. Martin at Gary.
The Rev. O. T. Martin is in Gary,
Indiana, where he will be one Of
twelve ministers to conduct a few
days campaign of personal evangel-
ism in the First NJ. f. church of that
city.
.E Lennon Funeral.
One of the largest funerals ever
held in this city, was conducted in the
Main street Church Of Christ, Sunday
afternoon, in charge of the Rev. J. H.
Wilson. of Newca stle, and the Rev.
w. H. Baker of this city. Members
of the legion in uniform acted as es-
cort TO the church and cemetery. The
deceased went overseas with the First
Division and spent two year in active
service. Young Lennon was killed
;when he fell from a scaffold at Jeffer-
sonville. He was experimenting i'm
7provements to the reformatory.
While a circus aims to introduce as
many innovations as possible, there is
one of its most important features
has remained unchanged from time