The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-02
FORMER WINCHESTER
RESIDENT IS BURIED;
Died IN MT. CARMEL

WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 2-The
body Of Joseph Townsend, who died
at his home In Mt. Carmel, Illinois,
was brought to this city, Monday, and
taken to the home of w. Y. Pickett,
where short funeral service was held
after which the body was inferred in
the Fountain Park cemetery. He is
survived by his widow and two sons,
Willard and Benjamin, and a daugh-
ter, Miss Maude. The family formerly
resided here, where for many years
Mr.. Townsend was employed as tim
Der buyer for the Votaw Handle Fac
tory company, and was also engaged
In the boot and shoe business.
Witness Christening
number of friends of Mr. and Mrs.
c. B. Robinson were invited to their
home Sunday afternoon to witness the
christening of their granddaughter.
Mary Georgianne Hodgson, child of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hodgson, of Delphi.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Aged Lady Dies
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin Fowler, 80,
widow of W. w. Fowler. of Farmland,
is dead at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ruth Groves, of paralysis
Grant Divorce
In the divorce case of Maude C. Hat
field VS.. Arlie ]. Hatfield, A. L. Bales
on Saturday granted divorce to the
plaintiff
File Suits
Suit for partition has been filed by
Cassius c. Hiatt, Alfred r. Hiatt. NJ.
Blanche Baxter and Ora c.. Baxter VS..
H. Donald Hiatt, Lille NJ. Longfellow,
Howard c. Longfellow, Harry Johnson
and Cassius G. Hiatt, executor of the
viii of Cora F. Hiatt, deceased.
Suit on note has been filed by Wal
Ter w. Armstrong VS.. Charles B. Hook,
Mary c. Dewing and Alpha S. Holiday
Appoint Gxecutrix
lrma NJ. Thornburg has been ap-
pointed executrix of the estate of Ray
NJ. Thornburg, deceased She gave
bond in the sum of $1,000.
Couple Marry
Gail Adams. son of Mr.. and Mrs. T
A. Adams, of Farmland, and Miss Ruby
NJ. McDaniels of Jonesboro, Indiana
were married in Michigan, Saturday
They will reside in Marion, Indiana.
Hold Demonstration
a poultry culling demonstration was
held on the farm of Ralph Keys, east
VI NlAlHcoleI, w mOUOdy AFTERNOON.
Talk to Rotarians.
At the conclusion of the Rotary club
luncheon, Tuedsay, Herbert Member
son demonstration of stereopticor
moving picture machines, who had
travelled extensively gave talk Oh
Greece. The Rev. c. M Payne, gave
tribute to J. A. Browne, a club mem
Der who recently passed away.
LaII0AaJan Eit%indIx<
Halloween was fittingly observed il
this city Monday evening. Fancy
dress dances were given in the X. P
hall and Moose hall, besides a number
of other lodge affairs and parties il
private homes. The streets were
thronged with masqueraders and the
downtown district was a scene of much
merry-making.
Riley Fined.
Edward Riley pleaded guilty in the
court of Justice George Coats, to q
charge of assault and battery on Luly
Riley. Tuesday, and paid a fine o.
s11.30.
Real Estate Transfers.
Ruth A. Hoke ct al. to Odessa Kan
cher, lot 6, NJ. Addition, Union City
W. D., $4,000.
Howard C. Maxwell to Will B. Pru
EFT, 46 acres, Washington township
w. D., $4,000.
Frank liter to James Myers, lot Is
Borrough's addition Losantville, w. [
$780,
Roy Warren to Daisy Marker, 10
Sal, N. q. addition, Union City, W. D
81.
The semi-annual inspection of Wiz
chester Commandery, No. SO, will b
held Wednesday evening. Dinner wi
be served at $50. Grand Commando
Eugene Vatet, of Muncie will hav
charge of the insnectinn