The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-25

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Baron Won Below.
Baron Won Below, who command
ed German division in the World
war and was one of seven members
of his family who held similar posi-
tons, is now in the United States,
presumably in the interests of the
present German government. He is
expected to remain j. Washington
for several months.
Thanksgiving with relatives in Nun
Gle. Elmer Hodgin, his daughter
Bernice and son Cecil were Thursday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Wright near Fountain City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bon Carter and family
of Wabash. Ind, Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
Smock and children were Thursday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Carter
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i'll for the past week. is improving
slowly. .. Mr.. and Mrs Will Swain
were Richmond visitors Thursday
afternoon.
FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind.-Carl Rey-
nolds was surprised ct his home east
of town Tuesday evening. Games and
music were the features of the even
ing; at late hour an oyster supper
was served to the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs
John Pyle, Herold Jordon and family,
Walter Strong and family, Mrs. Mary
Barrett and daughter HELEN and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Reynolds and son, John
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pyle motored
TO Versailles, Ohio, TO a Thanksgiving
dinner Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Clark and daughter, Janet, of Rich
mond, spent Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Clark. Miss Thelma Sho-
walter took Thursday dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Thomas Herold Jor-
don and family spent Thursday with
William COmack Of Arba . Mrs. Eta
Stanton spent Thursday with MI and
Mrs. Eli Thomas MI and Mrs Will
son Taggert returned to their home
in Richmond after a few days visit
with Mrs. Nettie McNutt . Howard
Thomas of Richmond spent Thursday
with Mr., and Mrs. Fred Thomas
Word has been received OF the mar
riage of Miss Ethel Shoemaker daugh-
terof Mr.. and Mrs. Roll Shoemaker,
formerly of this place to OrvilIe Thorn
asof Richmond Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
as will reside in Richmond . William
McNutt and family of Williamsburg
spent Thursday with Mrs. Nettie Nc
! Mutt.
/ LOSANTVILLE, Ind.-Much good
| has been resulting from the revival
meeting that has been in PROCESS at
the NJ. f. church for the past two
weeks. Large congregations have
been in attendance at all the night
and day services. Good Christian in
terest has been manifested in this and
/ The surrounding community. .....An
entertainment and box supper was
held al the Blountsvi!e school housa
/ Thursday night. Mrs. Mary Cogg-
! shell is spending q week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown
/ $500. Mrs. Emma Gwin called On Mrs.
Addie Brown, Wednesday afternoon
$780,. Carl Phillips has arrived with MI.
| Hunts furniture. from South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Benson are the
/ parents of SON. Mrs. Barbara ell
.oyed d very pleasant afternoon with
! Mrs. Hubert Beeson Thursday. Mrs.
Aaron Philips sent birthday cards to
/ her daughter, Mrs. Della Moore. o.
| Kitchell and Mrs. r. J. Wheeler, Fri
! day. Mrs. Flora Cross was in Nun
Gle on business Thursday. . .Ehle
Cross went hunting and Francis Cross
/ took care of the little boy. Jean Gross
Mrs. Stawit's oldest daughter, Mar.
tina, has come home from school to
7 spend Thanksgiving. Mr.. and Mrs
Elven Varteman and granddaughter
Reba, entertained at dinner Sunday
the following: Mr. and Mrs. Walter
and son Ralph and Mr.. and Mrs
kashis Owens and daughter. Wright
Sulteen made a business trip to Nun
Gle Friday for Wilbur Virgins and
John Chenoweth had machine trouble
and was detained until 10 o'clock a:
night. Mrs. Walter Benson had
several callers Saturday. among them
being Mrs. Lovel Hurst, Mrs. Sylvia
Parks and Mrs. Lealon Virgins.
! VA >. MAJ Mug ullISlll IS WORKING lOl
Walter Benson.
viii Oxley and son, Perry Oxley
motored to Windsor on business
Thursday night. Mrs. Allie Oxley
called on Mrs. Lizzie Davis SATURDAY
morning. The farmers around here
are wanting nice weather so as tc
get their corn shucked and in the dry
The fence gang of Eli Cross are
at home during the rainy weather..
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Bookhout arc
visiting their daughters, Mrs. Edit
Wilson and Mrs. Ina Samuel, for &
few days. The funeral services foi
Jonas Johnson were held Sunday al
the Nazarene church at Modoe, with
Rev Martin officiating. Burial was st
Riverside. Mr.. and Mrs Aaron
Philips, their daughter-in-law ant
viii Oxley motored to Muncie Mon
day. Carl Philiphs has driven his
truck TO South Bend to move Mr.
Hunt, Saul Sisk's son-in-law, who is
going to move into Carl McGinniss's
property that Wright Sulteen just
moved out of. Mrs. Della Moore
and son. Lowell, took Thanksgiving
dinner with her parents. Ms. Gar
ell Parks and children and Mrs. Atht
Oxley took dinner with Mrs. Jane
Dennis Tuesday.