The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-02
CLUB AT WINCHESTER
PREPARES TO RECEIVE
CHARTER THURSDAY

regular meeting Oh lne "luChootoi al
wants club was held in the Main street
Church of Christ, basement, Friday
evening, when dinner was served by
the ladies of the church. Interesting
talks were made by Judge F. S. Cald-
vel. o. E, Davis. H. F. Allen. and Rev.
o. T. Martin.
One of the special features of these
club meetings is the singing of HI.
wants club songs in which the men
heartily join. Arrangements are being
made to formally receive the club
charter. next Thursday evening, when
John ]. McCulloch of Marion, COVER
nor of the Indiana clubs, will be pres
ent.
Revival Opened.
The Kerr Brothers opened their re-
lgious campaign in the First Meth
odist church Sunday. They both sing
and preach. and will have charge of
the large chorus choir. Sunday night
all churches joined in a union service
at the church.
The revival service in the First
Christian church, conducted by Rev.
d. c. Medsker. has closed, with 81 con-
versions and renewals.
Suit on note for $500 has been
filed by George w. Cunnies and com,
pany against the Warren, Harshman
Canning company, Inc. S. H. Barnhart,
0. 3. Oroutt, F. 0. VanDeren and ]. J.
Goode.
Heirs Reach Agreement.
An agreement partition was filed in
the circuit court Friday by Sarah NJ.
l'etro, Alden E. and Cecil Petro, Otto
II. and Grace Petro, Loda and Gordie
Petro. Edna and Charles Ford, Olive
p. and Callie Swain, D. f. and Conrad
Hunt, Beulah and George L. Oren,
John l.. and Esther Petro, Keith and
Leonard Leeka. minor heirs of India
Leeka, deceased by Alden Petro, guar
dian.
Many Meetings Scheduled.
Roscoe Fields, county agricultural
agent. has the following meeting for
this week, Tomato growers at Sara
toga, Monday evening; Farmers Fed
Grafton at Jackson school, Tuesday
evening; Duroc Pig Club at Green
township school. Wednesday evening;
Farmers Federation at Franklin town
ship, Friday evening. On the same
evening 7. F. Treasure. agricultural
agent of Delaware County, will address
a Farmers Federation meeting at the
Wilson school, Wayne township. Max
Shafer, of Muncie, will speak at a
meeting of the Farmers Federation at
Spartanburg. Saturday afternoon.
Rotary Visits Portland.
Twenty members of the Winchester
Rotary Club went to Portland, Tuesday
evening. when the Rotary Club of that
city, received its charter.
The new Randolph County Hospital
is now completed and was opened
Tuesday Miss Nellie Moist, of Union
City, is superintendent.
Local Girl Webs.
Miss Elsie May Davis. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Davis, and William
G. Kennedy, of Dayton. Ohio. were
married Monday evening, at the
Friends Parsonage by the Reverend
Frank Cornell. They will live in Day
ton.
Retter Will Filled.
The will Of Frederick Retter has
been admitted for probate. He re-
quests his executor to sell all his per-
sonal property and 65 acres of land.
located east of this city, the proceeds
from the same to be used to pay all
debts. and also to purchase a lot in
The Liberty Cemetery, erect a monu-
nlent. the cost not to exceed $500. and
ne REMAINDER 10 take care OF the IOl-
lowing legac les: 1000 to the Ran
tolph County Bank. in trust for Har-
riet Stegall; $500 to the trustees of
the Liberty Church; $1,000 to his son,
James Retter, and the balance to be
used for the payment of his wifc's
taxes during her lifetime.
The residue Of his estate, he be-
oueathes to his wife, Sara Jane Ret
ter, during her life time. At her
death. :he residence in Lynn is TO go
to Laura Wright, so acres of the home
farm to his son. Arnold Retter, provid-
ing he pays James Retter the sum of
$4,000 and the other so acres to his
son. William Refers.
Hc bequeauls to his daughter. Laura
Miller. 40 acres of land, providing she
pay the sum of $40 to her sister,
RoN;nA Marquis, who is also to receive
40 acres o. land. to his son Otha Ret
ter. 80 acres OF land.
He appoints his son. Arnold Retter.
as executor OF the estate. The will
was written Feb. 1. 1919 and witnessed
ny Cyrus Il. Cox, and w r. Halliday.
The following May 4 codicil was added,
in which lie names Arnold Retter as
trustee Of the mothers estate.
Martha Cox VIII Filled.
The will Of Martha Cox has been
filed for probate. After the payment
OF all debts she leaves her estate TO
Ter daughters. Alice Richard and Cora
Baldwin. and anDoints Cora Baldwin.
as cXecutriX. The will was written.
december ,. 1918 and witnesses by
George Coats and Tillman Baldwin.
Mullen Heads Company.
At a recent meeting held by the di-
r"ctors of the Farmers Telephone
company. the following officers were
elected. for the ensuing year: Clar-
once Mullen. president: Daniel w.
Bragg vice president: Clifford B. Rob
bins. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and F.. NJ
HUBBARD A. Z. Fudge, Charles c. John
son and Omar Valandingham, mem
bcrs of board.
School Funds Given Out.
The following is the apportionment
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