The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-07
AUTOS, MOTORCYCLES
Firms, IN ACCIDENT;
LIMBS ARE BROKEN

WINCHESTER, Ind. Sept. Two
Finlanders enroute TO Muncie, were IN
1ured Monday evening, west OF thls
city, when they, with other Ftnlanders
from Union City, we're riding in a
motorcycle, with side car, and IN an
auto which followed the motorcycle, as
they were hit by an automobile coming
from the east.
One of the men sustained a broken
arm and the other broken ankle. The
injured men were taken TO the Ran
dolph County Hospital.
Amputation of the leg will be neces-
sary it is thought by the physicians.
After leaving the hospital the other
Finlanders resumed their journey to
Muncie, when about four miles west of
this city, they collided with another
car and several we're injured.
They were brought back to the hos
pital AS the men could not talk Eng
lish it was difficult to learn the par
ticulars of the accident. They had all
been drinking.
Winchester is Quiet
Winchester was very quiet Labor
Day. nearly all business houses were
closed The attractions at Funk's
Lake, drew large crowds. The base
ball games attracted large crowds. The
races in the. afternoon were tull of
excitement.
There were a few smashups, but no
one seriously injured.
Estella Kelly Morrow and Corbet
Click were given a preliminary hear
ing and pleaded guilty in justice court,
Tuesday. and were bound over to the
circuit court Judge Bales ordered
Click, who is charged with contribut-
ing 10 the delinquency of Estella Kelly
Morrow, to be placed in jail. as he was
unable to give bond and the girl was
permitted to return TO the home of
her father, Arlie c.. Kelly.
Click and Estella Kelly Morrow, ran
away together recently and made their
way TO Indianapolis on freight train.
The girl was dressed in boys clothes
said TO have been stolen from Louis
Norotsky's place
Chief of Police James Fletcher went
10 indianapolis. Friday, and returned
that evening with the runaways. The
girl is Is years old and was married
10 Morrow year ago. She and her
husband had been separated for a few
months.
Randolph Schools Open.
All township schools of Randolph
County opened school Monday morning
for term of months. George Conner,
trustee of White River Township an
nounces the following list of teachers:
Mckinley School-Principal, J. P.
Clark; Mrs. Nina McNees Chenoweth,
Helen HAT, Velma Nessler, Freda
Toon. Olive Murphy. Martha Ashcraft,
Reha Anderson, and Alice Starbuck.
Lincoln-Principal, James d. Sarig,
Mrs. Namoi Martin, Mrs. Edna Wolf,
Laura Pusy, Elva E. Blaydes, Mamie
Pursley, Evelyn Cox, Gladys Durham
and nellie Botkin.
Brown Change Of Venue.
Special Judge Gordon, of Bluffton,
was in the city Tuesday and granted
B. j. Brown change of venue from
Randolph County to the Wayne Circuit
Court. Brown is charged with embez-
element in connection with the Marine
Tire and Rubber company.
The will of Alice Wore has been ad-
mitted for probate. All her property
is left TO her son. Nathan Grant Hawk
ms. The will of Elwood Summers has
also been admitted for probate.
Regular services we're resumed in all
the churches, of Winchester, Sunday.
the various ministers having returned
from their vacations.