The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-25
HEAVY RAINS UNCOVER
BONES OF GIANT RACE
IN ARIZONA DISTRICT
fBy Associated Press


DOUGLAS, AriZ., Nov 25.-Recent
heavy rains in the vicinity of Reddirg-
ton. near here, have uncovered the
burial grounds of a race of giant poo
pie who are thought to have lived
thousands of years ago, according to
August Ealey, a miner. who has been
employed in the Reddington district.
Ealey described parts of skeletons
recovered from the cemetery and de
clared that the stature of the race
must have been twice that of the az
erage man of today. One skull showed
a thickness of about an inch, EaleE
said, and was in a state of perfec.
preservation. Pieces of pottery, ear
rings, remains of charcoal fires and
other evidences uncovered by the
rains has led Ealey to report the dis
covery TO the state university, with
the hope that more intimate inves-
tigation would be made of the burial
ground.
Johnson was held Sunday at the Naz-
arene church at Modoc, with Rev. Mar
tin presiding Burial was at River
side. Mr.. and Mrs. Aron Philips,
their daughter-in-law and Will Oxley
motored to Muncie Monday. Carl
Philips has driven his truck to South
Bend to move Mr.. Hunt, Saul Sisk's
sin-in-law, who is going into Carl Nc
| Ginice's property that Wright Sullivan
just moved out of. 8. Mrs. Della Moore
and son Lowell took Thanksgiving din
ner with her parents. e.. Mrs. Garich
| Parks and children and Mrs. Allie Ok
| ley took dinner with Mrs. Jane Dennis
| Tuesday. =. A truck come after Mrs.
| Elizabeth Keiths furniture Tuesday.
Eli Crosses fence gang are close home
for few weeks at Brownsville. .....-
! Oatus Wynne and family took Thanks
giving dinner with Mrs. Wynne's par
| ents, Mr.. VIII Oxley. The box sup
per was at the Douton school house
Saturday night Everyone had a nice
time.
GREENS FORK, Ind.-Maggie Ra-
gen is entertaining her sister from
Kokomo. &C.. Rev. and Mrs. Sanders
! and family of Muncie, moved Tuesday
to the L. Z. 3. parsonage. =. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dick Ullcry and two children, Al
den and Margaret, spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Ullery, near
| Williamsburg. 60. Mr. and Mrs. John
Riggleman are the parents of a son,
born Saturday Mrs. Sherman Tray
Tor and children of Richmond, are Wis
iting Mrs. Mahala Ridge and son Flor
! ence. Several from here attended
the basketball tournament az Fountain
City Thursday.
ECONOMY. Ind.-Mr and Mrs. Har-
old B. Manning are the parents of a
10 pound girl, Alice Louise, born Sun
day. Ebert Saunders motoreo TO
: Newcastle Tuesday morning with Ed
ridge Saunders. Arson Saunders and
Frank Denny . Among those attend
ing basketball at Winchester Wednes-
day night were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Weyl, Mrs. Paul Fleming, Miss Helen
Lundy, Pearln.arie Radcliff NJ. E. {
Radclif, Joe Morrison, Miss Edna
/ Saunders, Harvey Saunders, Z. J
Saunders, Harry Harris and son Da'.
las, Arthur Beard, Guy Mendenahll
Earn Replogle Joe Cain, Loring Lamb,
Herman Lamb, Malcolm Haisley and
Charley Haisley Mrs. Ionic Albert
son left Saturday for St Louis TO visit
her son, Mark Albertson and family
The Economics class entertained for
their mothers at a Thanksgiving feast
Wednesday afternoon Dr. and Mrs
, Ed Clark of indianapolis arrived Wed
nesday to be the guests of his mother
Mrs J. B. Clark. e. Mr. and Mrs. Char
ley Mendenhall spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs Sam Fennimore
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Glunt and family
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
, Nolte. $500. Mr. and Mrs Randall and
son Earnest sDent Thanksgiving with
relatives al West Elkton Mr.. c. E.
. Veal of williamsburg and John Oler
had an accident Sunday evening when
they met at the cross roads near Mil
ton Gains. No one hurt, but both ma
chimes damaged. Mr.. and Mrs. r l.
Bushman of Morland and Mr.. and Mrs
. O. Cranor and Mrs. Elliott spent
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold B. Manning