The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-22
UNION CITY GIRL IS
FIRST GRADUATE OF
MISSOURI HOSPITAL

WINCHESTER, Feb. 22.-Miss l..
Gettinger, of Union City, who will
graduate. February "a. from the Osteo-
Path Hospital at Kirksville. Mo-, will
have the distinction of being one OF
the first to graduate from that institu-
ton. After a short vacation she Will
return to Kirksville, at accept posi-
ton as surgical nurse in the hospital.
Concern Sells Out.
The II. E. Phillips, electrical store
in the Bicke! building in Union City,
has sold out all it's interests, except
two patents which 1t will control. The
publishing business, which was quite
large, and which was conducted in
this city and Cincinnati, O., was sold
to Muncie concern, which will con-
tinue to publish the works, which are
used in a great many colleges and
schools, of this country as well as the
foreign. An eastern concern has pur-
chased the manufacturing business,
which includes patents, and equipment
and will move it at once. Mr.. Phil
lips. expects TO continue to reside in
Union City, and will continue to write
electrical text books, and open an Of
fee soon.
Todd Will Probated.
The will of Ira l.. Todd has been
lrobated. After all debts are paid. he
wills to his sister, Miss Minnie ..
Todd, 500. The remainder of his es-
tate he leaves to his brothers and
sisters. The will was written on July
c5, 1910. Chief of Police Fletcher took
Lamon MARQUEE and Oliver Canada to
Plainfield, Monday, to the boys re-
formatory.
Fined for Assault.
Mike Heating, who pleaded guilty In
Squire Coats court, to a. charge OF
assault and battery. was fined 81 and
costs amounting to $10.S5. Heating
resides in Parker
M. e. Revival Ends.
The last day of the three weeks re-
iigious campaign held in the First NJ.
E. church was Sunday. A mass meet
ing was held at three o'clock, and in
he evening, many were turned away
so great was the crowd. Musical
numbers were given by the Kerr
Brother, the evangelists. and also Mrs
Karl Preshaw, of Detroit. Mich.
Lodge Anniversary Meeting.
Lynn Lodge, No. K of P. will hold
its anniversary meeting and banquet
in Castle Hall, Thursday evening
Feb. "a.
Two Divorces Granted.
Divorces have been granted to
Amanda Moore VS.. Earl Moore and
Mary Burke Pickett VS.. Rodger E
Pickett.
Christopher viii Filed.
The will of Addison G.. christopher
has been filed for probate. The will
states that he has advanced the fol
lowing sums to his children, which he
wishes deducted from their shares OF
the estate. To Charles M. Christopher
$4,000; David o. Christopher, $1,000;
Elmer f. Christopher, $1,000, and tc
his daughter. Celia E. Botkin. 81 500
The estate is to be divided into five
equal parts, taking into account the
items advanced, and charging his
granddaughter, Leonette NJ. Chris
topher Troyer, with the sum advanced
to her father, Charles NJ. Christopher
The will was written September "a
1910 and witnesses by ]. w. Macy and
Eunice Stump.
Banquet Is Success.
A Fathers and Sons" banquet. held
in the Church of Christ. Union City
Tuesday, was a great success. There
I was old time singing by men and boys
several orchestra numbers, several
short addresses, the Rev. Sniff. pastor
of the church, acting as POSTMASTER
DR.. A. r. Clippinger. conference
superintendent of Miami Conference
of the United Brethren church, has
called meeting of the officials of the
Greenvile, Waterhouse, Hill Grove
and Union City churches. at the I'm
ion City church, on Friday, Feb. IS
A large crowd is expected.