The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-19
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HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-Guy Scruggs |
was injured Thursday at the Com
munity hall when he fell between the
ioists. A cash was cut to the bone
below the knee. Seven stitches were
taken. He is confined to his bed. -.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year at the Hagerstown
Lodge No. 1913 Knights of Pythias:
Charles Walters, G. c.; Harry Thorn
burgh, V. c.; Everett Shafer, prelate;
L. r. Kirby, K. of r. s.; j. H. Stone
cipher, NJ of F.; S. j. Pressed, M. OF
E.; e. S. Wikoff, trustee; Clydus Rine-
hart, NJ. of A; Elmer CRUZ, M. OF w;
Ollie Kizer, /. G.; w A. Kirby, 0. G.;
S. j. Pressed host. The West River
Friends church will have Christmas
tree on Christmas eve and any one in
the neighborhood of the church may
put presents on the tree for friends.
.. Miss Billy Miller, reader, Will
assist with an entertainment at the
Christian church Monday night. -.
The VIM. o. Frazier post, American
legion, of this place, had charge of
the funeral of DR.. Charles A. Roark,
of this place, at the home of his
mother at Milton, Friday afternoon.
There will be a called meeting of
the Masonic lodge Monday evening.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Working, Mrs.
Cassie Stout and son Clarence Stout
attended the funeral Thursday of their
uncle. Henry Holder, at Farmland.
Mr.. Holder died Tuesday at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Luther Thorn
burgh, with whom he made his home.
NEW MADISON, Ohio.-Mrs. Miner
va Ware is at Wabash, where she was
called on account of the death of her
father-in-law Mrs. Margaret Puter-
paugh is i'll. . Will Coming of Rich
mond was in town Wednesday 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gala Harter, living north
of town. are the parents of daughter,
born Sunday. The Young Peoples
conference for Harrison and Butler
townships will be held at the u. b.
church Sunday evening beginning at
O'Clock. DR.. and Mrs. Hafley of
Muncie re visiting the Broadstock rel
atives here. -. Mrs. Harry Jones has
returned from Akron, where she Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Oral Corder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trimble en-
Il lained her sister, Mrs. John Thorne
and children of Lynn. q. James Hage-
man. who has been i'll, has partially
recovered The little child of Gala
Harter, who was so badly burned by
falling into a bucket of hot water, Is
impraved. -. Mrs. James Hageman en-
tertained to a chicken dinner Thurs
day in honor of his S7th birthday the
following guests: his son, w. r. Hage-
man. and Mrs. w. r. Hageman, his
sister Miss Becca Biddle and Miss
Martha Stephens.
At his residence two miles south of
New Madison. near the Yankeetown
church. Umphrey Stump will offer for
sale, Jan. 4. all his live stock and
farming implements and his farm of
1870 acres -. The Y. NJ. c. A. basket
ball team from Richmond was de-
feated Tuesday evening by the local
high school boys. Score 81 to ID.
The Otterbein Guild and c. +. society
will complete their study of the mis-
sion book Sunday evening, and the
contest will close Christmas evening
with a debate on whether the immi-
grant is a benefit or a menace to our
country. Gifts will be contributed TO
the box which is to be sent TO Sieme
Leone. and there will be music by
Miss Maggie Brown, Prof. Watson and
Byron Stump. The Young People
conference of Harrison and Butler
townships will be held at the u. B.
church Sunday evening beginning at
7 o'clock, after c. E. meeting. On
Thursday evening, Dec. %. the sew