The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-16
union CITY BOARD IS
UPHELD IN JUDGMENT
ON VACCINATION CASE

UN vACCINATlONC CASE
WINCHESTER. Ind. Feb. 16.--In
the case of the state of Indiana VS..
the school board of Union City. Judge
A. L. Bales Tuesday ruled in favor of
the school board. The case was filed
in December after the school board
refused to enforce a vaccination or
der issued by the Randolph county
board OF health. r. S. Caldwell and
G.. H. Ward legally represented the
school board
Muncie Couple Married
Charles w. Johnson and Helen Vor-
lus.s both of Muncie, came to this city
Tuesday and were married by Rev.
A. G. Wilmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Leffingwell. also Of Muncie, wit
messed the ceremony.
A cooperative livestock associa ton
has been organized by the farmers Of
Greensboro township. Crete will be
the shipping point.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
has given bond in the sum OF $3.50, 900
as administrator of the estate of Will
liam D. kizer. ~..~-..e .-... .se.. --
H. r. Hofford. of Modoc, has been
named one of the depa rtment editors
of the Purdue Agriculturalist, publish
ed monthly at Lafayette.
Mrs. Oren Ross will entertain the
d. A. R. with Martha Washington
tea next Tuesday evening.
Old Resident Dies.
Mrs. Mahala Mullen, Sc, is dead at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Heaston four miles north of this
city. She is survived by six children,
F. B. Mullen and Mrs. Edward Heas-
ton of this county, George Mullen of
Muncie. Mrs. w. H. Hunt of Chabbin.
N. c., Lewis and Calvin Mullen of
Washington township. Mrs. Mullen
was born and reared in this county. A
brother Calvin Edwards, "a, of this
city survives.
Doris B. Jones has sued for divorce
from WILDER G. Jones.
Herman r. Doan of Muncie, and Eva
B. Ferd. OF Farmland, We're married
here Monday by Squire George Coate.
Philip kabel gave talk to the pu-
pills OF the Lincoln school on the sub
ject Of Lincoln and County Superin-
tendent Griest gave a talk OF the
same subject at the Willard school.
Friday afternoon.
Druggist Dies.
Ira l.. Todd. AZ, druggist, who pur-
chased tho J. n. B. White drug store
here, about six months ago, died Sun
day at the home Of Frank Payne, in
East North street. following q brief
Hines. : The body was taken to ko-
komo Monday fo% burial. Mr. Todd is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. B. S.
Tcdrick Of Bringhurst and Miss Min
ME Todd, of Young America, also two
brothers, Garfield and w. H. Todd, of
Young America. The deceased was
Scottish Rite Mason and a shriner.
Attorney Durbin, of Lima, O., a
brother-in-law of Eddie Kelley, alleged
Pennville state bank robber was here
Saturday and held a conference with
Judge A. L. Bales. relatives to ar
ranging bond for the release of Kelley
Kelley is said to come from an influ-
entail family Of Marion, o., and is one
of 10 children, all of whom are highly
respected. One brother is cashier OF
a bank in that city. 2
Harry Brinton of Philadelphia, Pa.
has joined his wife in this city. who
issvisiting her father, S. S. Watson. :.
..Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman and
their home in Columbus, O., having
been called here because of the death
of Mrs OHara's brother, w. B. kizer.
Lawrence Jordon, of Portland, az
rested in Muncie, Saturday, was
brought to this city. Not being able
to give bond, he was placed in Jail.
Jordon is charged with grand larceny.
He is alleged to have taken raw fur
from Mr.. Lindley, residing in Jack
son township.
&Ea icenses Issued -.-t-
Z Marriage licenses have been issued
to Robert G. Shockney, 20, and Lorena
A. Smith, both of Union City; Robert
B. Lasley. %, Winchester, and Thelma
I. Miller, II, Farmland; Ralph I. HUI
her, %, Greenville, O., and Onda L.
Morgan, %, Union City; Charles
Stewart, %, and Jessie Hall, 81, both
OF Winchester; Charles Stewart and
Miss Jessie Hall were married Sunday
evening at the Friends parsonage, by
the Rev. Frank Cornell.
kizer Will Probated.
The will of William d. KiZer has
been filed for probate. He bequeaths
to his sister, Clara Alice Ross, in fee
simple, his home property and all
furnishings therein and $1,000 in cash.
To the trustees of Fountain Park
cemetery. he leaves 500, the interest
derived therefrom to be expended for
suitable flowers and for the care Of the
lots of his father.
T. w. kizer and his own. He wills