The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-20
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MILTON, Ind.-Dr. Denny and Mrs.
Catherine Hussey accompanied Miss
Louise Hussey to Indianapolis Thurs
day. when she was operated on for
infection OF the mastoid bone. u. . DR..
Charles Roark of Metz has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Elmira Roark. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linville Wallace and
Mrs. Laura Warren were at Richmond
Tuesday. They called on Mrs. Null
at Reid hospital. Mrs. Null hopes to
come home Sunday. Mrs. Malinda
Barton has been i'll for several days,
but is better. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Clevenger and Rev. and Mrs. Trow-
bridge attended the birthday party
given for Samuel Clevenger on his
seventyseventh birthday at their
home in the Doddridge neighborhood.
-. Mr.. Mclaughlin has returned
from an Indianapolis hospital. The
members Of the senior class are prac-
ticing the play And Billy Disap-
peared", which they will present in
the near future.
CAMPBELLSTOWN o. Quite a
number of the men from this township
attended the patrons telephone meet
ing at Eaton Thursday evening.
Miss Annie VanAusdal visited her aunt
Mrs. Emily Campbell the latter part
of the week. :. Mrs. Ridenour is quite
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Miller. The Christian Endeavor
monthly business meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Charles Armacost,
Tuesday evening. The Christian En-
deavor meetings will be held on Sun
Ia ct G. fri in.
stead of Tuesday evening.
The Y. P. c. A. met at the home Of
Miss Mary House Wednesday evening
with a good attendance. The next
meeting will be with Rev. and Mrs.
Harris on Wednesday evening, May 4.
Miss Edith Larsh joined the associa-
ton. Superintendent E. E. McClel-
Ian, Principal H. NJ. Jobes and Helen
O'Hara attended a meeting of teachers
at Eaton Wednesday evening. Earl
| Campbell and family of Richmond,
spent the week end with his father,
w. W. Campbell. Paul had the mis-
fortune to break his arm while crank.
ing their Ford on Monday. =. The Sen
ior class play will be held Wednes.
! day evening of next week Born to
| Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Warren of Dixon
| township, Sunday, a baby girl. Mrs
Warren was Miss Ruth Sullivan OF
! this township before her marriage.
! Several from this place attended the
literary contest at Monroe Friday eve
ming. The Jackson Grange had a
good meeting Thursday evening. The
/ degree work was put off till later
date as all were unale to be present
| The Grange voted to make an exhibit,
at the Preble county fair. The tai
question was turned over to the res
olution committee which consists Of
Rev. P. V. Harris. Principal H. NJ
Jobes and j. w. O'Hara.
WEST RIVER, Ind.-Rev. Roe Am
burn and son-in-law. of Farmland, were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Ben
son and children Sunday. Miss Flor
ence Logan motored to Winchester
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Wood and daughter. Lois, of Moore
land, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbery
Wood of this place Wednesday fore
noon. 49,. Grandma Paul has moved
back to the farm recently vacated BY
n. ]. Paul. :. Miss Lois Root and Mis-:
Novella Nobblet of near Hagerstowr
were visiting Miss Mary Ann Lumph
ms last Friday evening. Several at
tended the surprise party given fol
Mr.. Bob Shoutz Tuesday evening. He
will move from this community t.
near Richmond .... Miss Opal Hard
wicke of Modoc is visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Benson ant
son Charles visited in Farmland
Tuesday. $500. Miss Nina Mae Paul Il
staying with her grandmother. Mrs
Elizabeth Paul. Mrs. Carrie Beesor
called on Mrs. Molly Dennis and TIVE
daughters. Elizabeth and Mclean. Wed
nesday. :. Miss Cora Wood visited
Miss Oma Murray Tuesday.
HAGERSTOWN. 1nd.-Mrs. Cheste
Locke is in a serious condition at tn
home of hel parents. SIR and Mrs
Frank Harter, near Franklin, wher,
she has been confined to her bed TO
five months. The Clay township
Sunday school convention will be he'll,
Sunday, April "a. ct 2 o'clock at the L
U. B. church at Sugar Grove. MI
and Mrs. H. w. keagy are expected t,
return from Florida Sunday Harr
Parsons was operated on WEDNESDAY
at the clinic at New Castle, the trou
!: BILE found to be an abscess on the lief
lung. He is in a serious condition, bu
will probably recover. Fifteen mem
bers of the American Legion went t
New Castle Tuesday night. TIL
Cordop cl,,h will ro,of Mopdoy avor