The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-23
WINCHESTER WOMEN
ASKED TO ATTEND THE
COUNCIL IN EUROPE

WINCHESTER, Ind. June 23-Mrs.
George E. Leggett and Mrs. William
D. Clark, of this city, have been hon.
ored with an invitation from the Ma
tional Council of Women Of the Unit
ed States, which they have accepted.
and will attend the quinquennial con-
vention of the International Council
Of Women, which will meet at Chris
tianna, Norway, Sept. to 10, ipclu-
sive
Ten delegates have been chosen to
represent the American National
Council of Women and these delegates
have invited twenty other prominent
club women as guests to join the par
ty and spend ten weeks touring Eu
rope before the convention.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the party will travel through
out Europe in a private Pullman and
will be officially received by the king
and queen of Italy, by all the Amer
lean ambassadors and also by the
presidents of the National council in
each country.
The women will sail on the "Patria"
July 81 and will arrive in Naples, All
gust IS. They will visit Rome, Flor
ence, Venice, Geneva, Paris and all
famous battlefields. Belgium, and also
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Norway. Swe
den, England and Scotland. They will
sail from Christiana for New York on
the Stavangerjord. Oct. 8.
Chautauqua Wei Attended
Large crowds are attending the
chautauqua and are greatly pleased
with the talent.
Wise Will Probated
The will of Henry Wise has been
admitted for probate. To his wife.
Hannah Wise, he beQueathes all his
property, both real and personal dur
ing her lifetime. At her death the
same is to be divided share and share
alike among their children, Nora
Wise Lahey. Hattie Wise Dowlar,
John O. Wise and Ullum c. Wise He
appoints his wife, Hannah l.. Vs.,
executrix. The will was written Fob.
%, 1905, and was witnessed by Nor
man Anderson and George o. Wise.
Forser Sentenced
Noah Petre was arraigned bofO~n
Judge Theodore Shockney Sat,'"!2y
and was sentenced to from tvs 70 IA
years in the prison at Mich san City
on a charge of forgery.
Spend Vacation.
Wilbur Focht and Will HAT Rave
left in their machine for Mount r'aas-
ant, Michigan, to spend q nor h.
Leave for California.
Mrs. Martin Hoover, Mrs. George
Bartel and daughter, Virginia, of Ev-
ansville, Mrs. Murray BLY, and Miss
Leota Larkin, of Farmland, have left
for California
Married in Parsonage
Monday morning at light o'clock, in
the Friends parsonage. he Rev. Frank
Cornell officiating, v So Elizabeth
Ruth Edwards bee, he bride of
Lester P. Roosa r. we're attended
by Walter Edwards it Miss Agnes
Edwards The bride re a becoming
gown OF pale blue georgette and car
ried pink roses. Mr., and Mrs. Roosa
will reside in Winchester, when they
return from short wedding trip.
COURT NEWS
Suit on note has been filed by the
Double Fabric Tire company VS.. Ralph
Hiatt and Ancil Beech Rosa. Pansy
Segraves and Cora Mullen, of Farm
land, pleaded guilty to assault and
battery in Squire Coats court Mon
day. and each was assessed a fine and
costs, amounting to S11.2O.
Try Burglary Case.
The case of the state of Indiana VS..
Hulford Johnson, who, with Earl Rust,
Denny Nichols, Harold Stock Eva
Nichols and Catherine Brown. is
charged with burglarizing the Walter
Oliphant store at Losantville, several
weeks ago, and is alleged to have
stolen 25 automobile tires, 100 pounds
Of sugar and a quantity of rice. was
called before Judge ShOckney, Monday
morning. Damaging evidence was
given by Earl Rust, who testified that