The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
HERO or WORLD WAR,
FORMER LOCAL MAN,
COMING FOR TALKS

mer Richmond man. will speak at the
First Baptist church on Thursday
night, Dec. Is, at 100 o'clock. on the
subject The Seven Wonders of Chris
tianity." Rev. Everson will talk at
the kiwanis club luncheon in the X.
OF P. hall at noon on the same day.
Rev. EveTsOn is a widely known
speaker and has the ability to put over
his message. He was employed in the
Starr Piano factory many years ago.
Through the efforts of Rev. r. NJ Nc
Nemer, pastor of the First Baptist
church Of this city, he was converted,
He entered Franklin college and aft
er working his way through he jour
neyed east and there took up the min
istery. During the World war. he
gained fame as a major of a force OF
United States soldiers in Italy. He
was at the head of force of 1000
men in a section in Italy and by Us
ing a bit of strategy, completely out
witted his enemy forces by using
novel method Of marching his men
across a sector and thus revealing a
supposedly large force of soldiers 10
the airmen who were scouting to see
what kind of a force the Americans
had. The enemy at once surrendered
to the supposedly large force, which
/ they estimated at 100000, but, which
was only 1000
Was Made Colonel.
| After the aTmistice was signed. Rev.
/ Everson was made colonel by Offic-
! ials at Washington and j. now high
officer at the head Of the home detaCh-
ment in Indiana. He is the pastor OF
the Baptist church in Muncie, which
. = 20
state. During the summer months,
: he appears on the ChautauqUa platform
and has gained wide reputation
through this work
Rev. EversOn has spoken in Rich
mond before and many Richmond per
sons have heard him.
nett spent Saturday with her sister,
! MIS-. McClain, in HamlltCn...... Ed.
Huffman attended the funeral of Mrs.
John Gibbins in Eaton. Sunday. Mrs.
Daisy FTeitag visited relatives in
Eaton Sunday ......Dr. Mcqueen and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Scot attended the
funeral Of Dr.. P NJ. Safer in Hamil-
ton, Sunday .... Miss Margaret Mar
shall Of Oxford. is visiting her aunts,
Misses Mary and Ella Marshall
WINCHESTER, Ind Salvation
Army week will be Observed in Ran
dalph county from December to De
cember 10, inclusive. This county is
asked TO raise $50 ......The Unity
Spiritualist church. recently organized
in Winchester will hold services in
the Red Mems hall Sunday afternoon
A lecture will be delivered by LlOyG
Carver. of Muncie....S on note was
filed in the circuit court Friday by the
Howard National bank of KokOmO
against Clark J. Walter. $40. Nildren VI.
Renbarger has been legally adopted by
Forest +. Nikolai of Ridgeville She
will hereafter be gnOwn as Mildred y.
Nikolai. $500. Miss Mabel Hull has Re
ceived word from Westland where her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hull,
We're taken on Thanksgiving DAY, after
they were injured in an automobile az
Cident near KnightstOWn. that Mr.. Hull
Is improving, but that Mrs IIull's con
ditiOn is considered serious and 1hat
an operation may be necessary. Mir.
and Mrs. Hull are superintendent and
matrOn Of the Randolph county infrm-
aTy.....At the joint meeting of the
Randolph county board of charities
and Children's guardians recently held
the board was reOTganizHd and Mrs. {.
II. Clark Of this city, was elected ChaiI-
man for the ensuing year Mrs. O. J.
Pearson. of Lynn. the new member ap.
, pointed by Judge A. l.. Bales. Wa
made secretary Other members OF
the board are Mrs. {. L. Leggctt. Nerl
ChenOWeth. !. NJ. Fletcher and +. NJ
Dunn . The J. NJ. S. {. club met with
-, Mrs. Joseph Watts Thursday after
noon An elegant lunch was served
the members and guests. Real cs
tate transfers are: Sarah T. Fettcr-
, to George W. Wemmel u acres. Sto.
Ne creek township, ". E.. $3,S1N:
Mary {. Reynard to William c. Biegs,
one and three-fOurths acres. W T.,
$3.50: James ". Grimes to Charles /
Thornburg lots and 6. Mills addition
, Farmland. w. z, $175; Milton +. Ri
, naTd to !. NJ. SemanS, one interest in
eleven and One-half acre tract, w +
$1,000; Phineas f. GTeenWalt to Will
lam O. Mccormick, tracI White Riy eI
4 township. w. E., $4,000; Earl Green
, walt to William Mccormick, forty
+ acres. White River township. $2700.
! Sylvester NJ FOuse 10 Leander b
, OusFe, one and one-half acres, Wayne
, township, W. E, $500
| NEW MADISON, Ohio-Mrs Hon
a er Roger CT Bradfard is visiting viii
, Mrs. George Eley George Crane o.
] Richmond, was in town Thursday ....
: Robert HYDE fell while playing ball al
, school Wednesday. and fractured hi.
T. rose. He was taken to q specialist a
: Richmond Thursday and is doing a,
we'll a. could be expected Mrs