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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

cd to 1916 East ColfaX avenue in the
Altamaha Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Shuteran left last
Thursday for San Jose. California,
and take this means of bidding their
friends goodbye.
Mr.. Robert L. Miller of 2G45 Hum
boldt street announces the engagement
of his daughter, Irene, 10 Mr.. Ariel
| Stein. son of Julius Stein of this city.
The wedding will take place the latter
part of May.
Mrs. A. Margolis will entertain at Il
luncheon at the Argonaut hotel, Thurs.
day. March 31st.
The ladies of the Sisterhood SEWING:
Circle will hold their annual Purim
party in the vestry rooms of Temple
Emanuel, Friday.
Miss Dorothy Troy left for an eX-
tended trip in the east.
The Friday club will meet with Mrs.
Adolph Morris.
Miss Mary Zerobuick, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Zerobuick, and Louis
III Wagner were married Sunday n.
the home of the brides parents. 1547
Bryant street. Rabbi C. E. Kauar Of
ficiated.
The engagement of Miss Ida Levitt
and David Aarons was celebrated sun
Gay evening at the home Of the young
mans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Aaron.
1920 West 10th avenue. Thru the Ell
forts of Rabbi Braude $50 was collect.
ed for Congregation Ohav Sholom. and
SO for the European War Sufferers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris ]. Schwartz. of
California. are in the city stopping at
the Argonaut hotel.
Mrs. S. Rusman entertained Mt n
bridge party at her home last Tues
day. Twenty-Five guests were present.
The Busy Bee Sewing club met with
Mrs. Joe Levie, Monday.
Mrs. Herman BendiX, accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Katie Kohn, Is
expected Thursday from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grimes will ex-
tend the hospitality of their home to
friends ut a dinner next Tuesday eve.
hing.
The Current Event club met wit!
, Mrs. L. Steinberg. Tuesday.
One of the prettiest affairs OF the
season was the masquerade dance
given by Estelle Berwick, Thursday
evening. March 18th at the Adams
hotel in honor of Miss Rena Green
blatt. and Mr. Paul Segal. Many
elaborate and unique costumes were
seen. and the novelty dances were Ell
joyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lehman are
expected in the city during the early
part of next week. They will be 10.
Gated at the MetrOpOle hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lutz announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son. Aaron
on Saturday, March 90, at the Ohei
Zadek Synagog. They will he at home
to their friends Sunday afternoon at
their home, 1890 22nd street.
Mrs. Isidore Cohen will be the hos.
tess of the Thursday club this week.
The Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity of
Boulder. has arranged for formal
dance to be given Saturday evening.
March 20 at the Lakewood Country
club.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

house, knock at the door, and hand
them the Shalach Monos. How their
faces brighten up! They lift the cover
carefully, daintily; they feast their
eyes on all the goodies. But the best
part about being n Shalach Monos
carrier is that you get your commits
sion on the spot figs. and dates, and
nuts. and almonds. and cookies. and
raisins, and candies-it makes your
mouth water to think OF il.
"And tile Hannah Tashen! Every
Hannah fash mother bakes is an ar
gumcnt in favor of Purim-and we
have a couple of dozen such arg,l-
ments every year! always start eat
ing them the morning before Purim
that's when they're baked-and |
keep right on eating them until the
morning after. l pick the biggest ones.
that have the most mon Some of il
gets smearcd over my face; but I
don't care. Let 'em all know I've
eaten Hannah Tashen Let the whole
world know it's Purim! Mother says
I'm 'nasher.' But then, it's Purim :;
and on Purim you must nash
Hannah may have been wicked
man. 1t says so in the Megillah. AMI
guess the Megillah is right. But if
he is responsible for PuTim, and for
the Megillah. and the clappers. and
the Shalach MonOs and the Hannah
'rashan and all that-he couldn't have
been such a bad fellow after all. And
even if he was. it was so long ago,
and he was punished for what he did.
Now. l tell you, l forgive him; don't
your
The above monologue is from the
Young Judaca Purim Envelope.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23
The Third Generation
BY ELIAS LIEBERMAN

Fasting and feaSting i'll the Hebralc
calendar were all the same to Barton.
ut least up to certain memorable
evening here to be recorded. There
was n certain sincerity in his attitude.
Nothing Jewish ever got in where he
lived, as he himself might have put
it. Therefore. why pretend? You
cannot fan into flame dead ashes of
distinguished fires. Edward firmly be
lieved there wasn't single live embcr
left anywhere in his soul.
or course, when the original
Barskys first came here three gen
crations ago. this spirit was non-eX-
istent in the family. Grandfather
Israel was punctiliously orthodox. His
son, David. Immediately after the
death of his parents. changed the fam
lily name to Barton and Joined Re-
form Synyag0g. which he rarely at
tended TraditiOnally, tho. he was still
bound with the past, for all of his
earliest memories We're Jewish. He
even recalled wildly the days when
Saturday was the Sabbath. When
Edward was born, however. that in
| fluence had waned considerably. With
| material prosperity in the silk bust
ness had come change in point of
| view. Edward was sent to an eXclu-
sive private school for boys that ac-
cepted jewish students on a strictly
| percentage basis. In spite of his name.
a. Il
Jewish. and there was always a trace
| Of tolerance and Over-ripe benevolcnce
in the manner of the principal and
some of the teachers which maddened
the boy.
II this had continued long enough.
Edwards latent Jewishness might
haze been aroused. for there is moth
ing like suffering to make one in
IDENTIFY himself with our ancient race.
Harvard with its liberal atmosphere
| nndid the effects of the prep school.
| Edward found his own set there--the
| literary young men. And they accept.
cd him without reserve. No one both
cred with his ethnic past. ms long rs
|
monthly were little masterpieces Of
compact phrasing and cliamctcriA,
ton. To be sure there was the Me
norah Society. Edward belonged to
1t as matter of duty. But he attend
cd its meetings and gatherings with
TO more interest than he might have
given to group that specialized II
cuneiform inscriptions.
Water goes no higher than it's level
The human spirit rises no higher thnr
its highest Inspirations. Edward was
not affected. And. therefore. 1t wa
in n mood of detachment that he ac
cepted everything Jewish.
As record of eccentric human psy
chology. the Jewish renaissance Of
Edward Barton has interest.
1t all began with the family album
and the chance discovery that he wa:
looking at it on Purim Eve.
That evening Edward was to nc
company his father and mother Il
the opera. A fit of sneez,ng. however
reminded him that all was not well
Its nothing. mother" he replied
MS o'n '"s H"'.. '"'
'n'iih ne ~" '',s'' Tau ""'
~" so "i.ao"' me- spe"' ~"
"'"s III snpp an" "
c''ahse' ih'lc are oo''es Vi ''''hs
j want to read anyhow
-
WIS WIN i'e''"s vi iei''i ''''' lit
'"' ''
was "" nv "' 'A' " " =.
feiiio'ins MS 'o''"f INT MS ''e iei'
vi an ''en' !" ~" '" "e"'pnp ,,
"i'cii "fres,e' MS a''e"''oA'
was III. '"p''''
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Social NeDs

Messrs Walter Hip and Daniel Well
We're the hosts at theatre party We'd
nesday evening.
The Picnic club were the guests of
Mrs. Louis c. Isaacson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lcvie will be the
hosts ut dinner Friday evening com.
plimentary to Miss Louise GuldmaH
and Mr.. Lester Friedman.
\ group of her young friends will
accept the hospitality of Miss Ruth
Michaelson Wednesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. n. Klein will have one of
the series of card parties which she
is giving Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Oberfelder
will leave for an eastern trip about
April 9th.
hosts at a dinner Friday evening in
honor of Mr.. Lights birthday.
Miss Adeline Lipson is pending this
week of the Spring vacation with her
parents in Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hornbcin are
expected home Thursday from a short
trip in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meyers left
Sunday for a visit to the Hawaiian
Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lavitt announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Ida Elizabeth, to Mr.. Dave W. Aaron,
of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron l.. Rachofsky
were the hosts Monday evening mt II
dinner ut the MetropOlc Hotel. in hon
or of their tenth wedding anniversary.
Covers were laid for Sky.
DIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cohen returned
Monday from an eastern trip.
Miss Carolyn Lehman was the hos
tess Tuesday evening at beautifully
.nno;,tod d;pn.r for fourteen connIi-
mentary to Miss Stella Itechuitz and
Mr.. Herbert Constine and Miss Louise
cu,dm,r and Mr. Iester Er,e1mon
Mrs. Frances J. solomon and little
daughter. Grace. left Thursday for an
extended trip thru California and will
visit her sister. in-law, Mrs. Pollock, in
win ,,o,, ot S,it vara m visit Mr..
! so,oron's ,Sfja as,s,w;i, No core obou,
.;~ ,,,oo.,s
Miss Rose Cohen Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. NJ. Herzmark, In Kansas
CITY Mo
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The Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity of
Boulder, has arranged for a formal
dance, to be given Saturday evening.
March 20 at the Lakewood Country
club.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

NJ. Pazony. a Hungarian Jew, has
hequeathed 23.OOO.OOO kronen to Jew
ish charities in Hungary.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

] would not sit upon q throne,
Or build my house upon a mountain
top,
Where | must dwell in glory all alone.
and never friend come in or poor
man stop.
God grant that l may live upon this
earth,
And face the tasks which every
morning brings
And never lose the glory and the
worth
OF humble service and the simple
things.
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When he had made for himself Il
glass of hot lemonade with II dash OF
something stronger than lemon in it,
he began searching for his old copy
of Swinburne. 1t was missing from
its usual place in the top row of the
living room book case.
Maybe it's stuck behind there with
the French Grammar he murmurcd
as he thrust his hand bac;; amidst
pile of nondescript books that were
hidden by the perfectly proper vol
umes. in their trim leather bindings
A very bulky book apparently pre-
vented his hand from exploring furth
er.
He wondered what the. book might
be- 1t felt unfamiliar. Its back bind
ing was loose and its pages seemed to
consist of heavy cardboard. His
curiosity made him forget Swinburne
for the time being. Out of the shell
ter of obscurity he dragged the strange
book and found that it was an old
family album full of queer photo
graphs. Vaguely he remembered see
ing 1t, when he was little child. !:
had belonged originally to Grandfntil.
er Israel, had been given as an heir-
loom to David put no longer ehJo!'''
either It's OLD time wen peihs OF pres
tige. The plush cover showed 1ro""S
nnd bald in spots; and the back was
broken beyond repair.
This is treasure declared Ell
ward. Il want to meet my 1aihii! 10
night. III bet there's man! "a
whiskerando III there 10 whoth We
never been introduced.
Between sips at the lethohhde nc nc
gan looking at the pictures.
First was photograph Oh Gra'ii-
father Israel, one that ne hau per
mitted to be taken by special request
or his children. IL showed man
with skull cap. high crihkled lore
Lead. ear LOCKS ana fnll peaN. ne
was wearing KIND OF VeNet ehh"r'
| dine that made him look ike man
who belonged TO rehgious oruer.
A first impulse TO laugh was lmhie-
!
kaDDl Zen Ezra = thousht E"
ward recalling his browning. lie co"id
not help noting the spirituallty OF 'i"'
face.
| n sudden impulse mhoe Eo"hr"
turn the pages hurledly uhtli he came
to photograph OF MS father as one
OF the Lodge OFFICERS. ME- BARTON as
First vice president, occupied chhir
to the right OF the president. Inc
trousers were stretched at the Knees,
Barton looked unusually p"tfH ana
buiky.
EDWARD sid the photoeraph OUT vi
It's holder, turned BACK 10 the picture
or Grandfather lsrhei ana h1ade some
comparisons. besiues tine 1ather tl'e
son looked gross ana mh''r''''s''c. i''e
lines OF the jaw ana mouth Were he"'S
ana dropping. ihere WAS sih"snesS
about the race OF the younger man ti''t
was altogether missing IN the cou'''
tenance OF the elder. grandfather
israel looked as IL the photographer
had caught MIN In moment OF 'eN-
altahon.
Edward DIT ms lips ana Hius'"'
Then he suddenly rose ana paced over
to the bathroom Inc caDihet mirror
reflected clean shaven young mhh
with somewhat trouhied race.
His fathers absorption IN business
and his grandfathers concern over III
fairs or the spirit formed the snDlec'
or his thoughts. IL seemed as II each
mans Ire, after AL was reiiected IN
his face. DAVID hnd pursued ana S"e-
cessfuily caught the elusive doiiar
| Israel had Kept faltn WIN POWER
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Mrs. Isidore Cohen will he the hos
tess of the Thursday club this week.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

Messrs Walter Hip and Daniel We'll
were the hosts at a theatre party We'd
nesday evening.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

The Picnic club were the guests of
Mrs. Louis c. Isaacson Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lcvie will be the
hosts ut dinner Friday evening com.
plimentary to Miss Louise GuldmaH
and Mr.. Lester Friedman.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

a group of her young friends will
accept the hospitality of Miss Ruth
Michaelson Wednesday evening.
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the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Aaron
on Saturday, March &c, at the Ohel
Zadek SynagOg. They will he at home
to their friends Sunday afternoon at
their home, 1890 22nd street.
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Mrs. l.. U. Guggenheim extended
the hospitality of her home to friend,
Monday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Isaacson have NOV
cd to 1916 East ColfaX avenue in the
Altamaha Apartments.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Shuteran left last
Thursday for San Jose. California
and take this means of bidding their
friends goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-23

Mrs. Jack Weisse and little son
Melvin. of Salt Lake City are visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ. Goldberg.
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DIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cohen returned
Monday from an eastern trip.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-27

G. Murray were Richmond visitors
Monday. =. Mrs. Roy Peffly, juvenile
grange organizer. of Darke county, or
ganized at Lightsville last week with
10 charter and Il honorary members.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Yost and son
Paul and Mrs. e. B. Newton of Green
vile were guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
Bennett Sunday evening. :. Mrs
Elizabeth Barnhart is visiting rela-
tives in Preble county. $3.50 Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Falknor spent Sunday
with their son John and family. ...
Mrs. Minerva Ware is spending this
week with VIII Jeffries and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Falknor, Mrs.
Frank Falknor and Mrs. Chas. Adams
spent Tuesday afternoon at Hollans.
burg. =. MIR. and Mrs. George Mace
and Mrs. Westerfield of Greenville
called on Mrs. Ellen Fulkerson Sun
day afternoon. The school at the
Children's Home in Darke county will
be discontinued after this winter and
the pupils will be hauled to Green
Vile. Rev. Smoker and family spent
several days last week with his
brother. Roy Smoker, at Springfield.
Morrison Fowble and family spent
Sunday with Jeff Koontz and family
hOoA oiCctAhC. olSNS '" ID ouA-
fering from heart trouble. Mr.. and
othy Alice, of Richmond, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Brown.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Roach Of Rich
ter, Mrs. Edgar Brown, near Yankee
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hindsley
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Karn,
Vernon Karn and Charles Brown with
their families Sunday. 49,. Warren
Bruss and family Of Castine and S. R.
Patterson and family were entertained
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Brown :. Mr.. and Mrs. R. D.
Peffffy, Lowell Minnich, Supt and
Mrs. A. F. Roush and Miss Hazel
Swingley dined Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Howell
NEW MADISON. O.-Mr and Mrs
Robert Pickens spent last Friday in
Greenville. with DR.. and Mrs. w. E
Guntrum and Mrs. J. F. Sink Mrs
Myrtha Duckwall, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Lloyd McGrin
near Arcanum, is spending several
| days at her home here. " William
FLAG and son Charles and Miss Lizzie
FLAG Of ST. Paris, accompanied by
| Mrs. J. F. Mick and son Emory Neil
of Steubenville, spent last Saturday
and Sunday with j. A. FLAG and fam
| lily MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. FLAG were
also their Sunday guests. .Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles Steinhilber last Sunday
entertained William Barnett, George
| Steinhilber and Ed Strohaver with
their families, Miss Florence Davis OF
Palestine, Mrs. Barbara Lontz OF
| Troy, Mrs. Clara Curtner of Dayton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herr of Rich
| mond, and Mildred and Catherine Nc
Avoy. :. George Puterbaugh and fam
| lily visited last Sunday with Walter
Rhoades and family. near Eldorado
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-27
JEFFERSON, SARATOGA,
SCHOOLS HOLD joint
Commencement DAY

WINCHESTER, Ind. April 27.--
Joint commencement exercises of the
Jefferson and Saratoga schools, were
neld Tuesday evening IN the United
Brethren church. at Saratoga. The
Rev. Harry G. Hill, of Indianapolis. de-
;ivered the address and the following
graduates received diplomas: Sara
toga school-Pauline Fink, Merrill e.
Fraze, Waldo J. Shireling. Mcclure G.
Sipe, Cleo Wilson and Mary M. Sny-
der: Jefferson school-Gertrude Jelli-
son, Pauline Reitenour. Pauline Ma
lott, Kenneth Powell; Pearl Mock, Err
go Myers, Thomas Collins. Ralph
Grow, Charles Odel. Marjorie Adding
ton, Timothy Reitenour. Don Fetters.
Oren Huber and Helen vangher.
Special Service Sunday.
Ascension day services will be held
by Winchester lodge, No. So, nights
Templar, in the Main street Church OF
Christ. Sunday evening. May /. Tho
Rev F. L. Sapp, will doliver the I'd
dress and appropriate music will be
rendered by the church choir.
p. A. r. Met Tuesday.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Daniel Bragg, at her suour-
ban home, five miles north of Winches'
ter.
Green Township Graduates.
Green township commence ment ex
ercises were held in the auditorium
of the Green school, Tuesday evening
The address was delivered by the Rev
Charles Watkins, of Muncie. o. II
Griest, county superintendent, pre-.
scented diplomas to the following grad
yates: Olive Garringer, Harry M
Thomas, Gerald NJ. French and Mary
Zimmerman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-27

wv. e. VanOrmer and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Barnhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Barnhart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Strohaver last Monday at
tended the funeral of Cyrus Long at
West Milton. Mr.. Long was a brother
in-law to Mr.. VanOrmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles McGriff and Mr. Kearns
attended the funeral of Mrs. Mclean
at Castine. Sam Nyswonger of Erie,
Pa. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Nyswonger. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Brown entertained Sunday
Mrs. Browns sister. Mrs. Mary Biddle
of Palestine, and Mrs. Clara Teaford
of Nashville. =. Byron Loofburrow Of
Dayton, spent last Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. D. w. Threewitts. -.
Joe Bloom of the New York Sym
phony Orchestra, who spent his boy
hood days here, dropped into our town
last Tuesday almost unrecognized.
Joe goes to Europe on tour with the
orchestra this summer and will take
lessons in dictatorship in Holland. e.
Mrs. Sam Stump will be hostess for
the w. M. A. of the U. B. church
Monday evening, April 25. :. The Lib
ertonian society will entertain the Ar
cadian society of the H. S. at a ban
quet on Tuesday evening. The Unit
ed Workers of the U. B. chruch will
serve banquet Thursday evening at
the Community building for the k p
lodge. The class play, Aaron Boggs,
Freshman" will be presented at the
opera house Tuesday evening, May 10
-. Helen Short Of Gettysburg. eighth
grade. was winner in the Darke coun-
ty spelling contest Seven out of the
n jy1a oil
words Of the regular list and it took
five supplementary lists to decide the
championship in this grade.
GREEN'S FORK, Ind.-Rev. Charles
Whitman spent Monday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bond, and gave
the commencement address. .... Mr..
and Mrs. Bort Burroughs and daugh-
ter Marlowe Winget, of Carlos City,
spent Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Stanton and family. The
annual commencement dance was Civ.
en- in Gaylors hall and was largely at
tended by people from Centerville,
Carlos City. Cambridge City, Camp
bellstown, Ohio, and Williams burg. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Bonn and
daughter, Opal. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Wycotf and daughter, Edythe, of
Richmond. spent Monday evening
here. Rev. Roe Amburn will preach
at the Friends church Sunday morn
ing and evening. There will be
preaching services at the Christian
church Sunday morning, and at Jack.
sonburg Sunday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Grubbs spent Sunday at
Huntsville.
BLOOMINGPORT, Ind.-Miss Be
atrice Pearson was pleasantly sur
prised at her home northeast of
Bloomingport, Wednesday evening in
honor of her sixteenth birthday ami
versary. Various games were en-
joyed during the evening" The guests
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-27

were Misses Geneva johnson, Gladys
Murray, Pauline York. Alice Cham
ness. Martha Martin. Blanche Bales,
Olive johnson, Irene Chamness, Mary
Washer. Dora Thorn; Messrs. Ed.
Wiener. Rupert Thornburg, Gilbert
Murray, Kenneth Chamness, Murl
Wiener, Basil Bales, Marshall Sickles,
Wilbur Lane, Joel johnson and ALE
Pearson. The baccalaureate SER
vices for the graduating class of
Lynn high school, were held at the
West Christian church in Lynn, Sun
day evening. Rev Payne, of Winches-
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PAGE THREE

level here and local merchants re-
tailed it at 81 for q 24-pound sack.
Wheat sold at $1.20 bushel here to-
day. The price of bread continues at
10c pound loaf 81 8grFs
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ter, delivered the sermon. taking for
his theme Visions made Real" The
Women's Bible class will hold a class
meeting and social at the home OF
Mrs. Ozro Bales, Wednesday after
noon. The second division of the
class will furnish the program and re-
freshments. :. Frank Newman is hav-
ing a fine veranda built on the south
and west of his house.
FLOUR PRICE DECREASES.
COLUMBUS, Ind. April 27.-The
price of flour dropped to a pre-war
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-27

BLOOMINGPORT, Ind-Miss Be,
atrice Pearson was pleasantly sur
prised at her home northeast of
Bloomingport, Wednesday evening in
honor of her sixteenth birthday ami
versary Various games were en-
joyed during the evening" The guests