The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-18
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CARLOS CITY. Ind.-There were
76 members of the Coggshall family
present at their reunion held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albinas Cogg-
shall Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hannel have been entertaining rel
atives from Tennessee. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Love spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox, in Winchester.
Miss Marie Smith has returned
from Lynn. w. o. Hodson has his
new hog house and corn crib almost
completed. f. Miss Thelma Morrison.
of Economy, has been visiting with
Miss Woris Ballinger.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam McKessick and daughters, Ber-
nice and Nora, have been visiting rel
atives in Ohio. Miss Mary Swindle
has been suffering severely with
poison. Little Naomi Cox also is
afflicted with it.. The Tharp re
union was held at the old Center
Church, Sunday with about 200 pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry and son,
of Marion, Ind. and Mrs. Henry and
children. of Oklahoma, are visiting
Fred Gibson and Orville Miller. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballenger and
F. family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hodson
and family and Mr.. Ollie Albertson
and family spent Sunday at Glen
Miller at Richmond Mrs. Albertson
attended the Friends Yearly Meeting.
-. John Catey, son William and
| granddaughter motored to Troy, O.,
Sunday and Mrs. Catey returned home
with them after spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Galbrath.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Morrison in
company with the latter's mother, Mrs
I ~ -
Mrs. Mary Poland, of Kokomo, attend
ed the U. B. Annual Conference at
Messick, Ind, Sunday. Mrs. Riley
Kinsey and Fred Kinsey called on Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Kinsey, Tuesday.
Mrs. Conn Moran and daughter, Of
Chicago Heights, H., Mrs. Vern Reyn-
ODDS, OF Williamsburg, and Mrs. Harry
Turner and children spent Saturday
with Mr. John Catey. The NJ. E.
Sunday Schools of West River Town
ship will picnic in Albert Jessup's
Grove at Horse Shoe Bend Thursday.
The Sunday Schools of Washing
ton Township, will picnic in the Os-
bun grove the same day. Mr., and
Mrs. Otis Turner have been entertain
ing the formers mother of Modoc, and
the latter's aunt, Mrs. Simcoke, of
Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nor
rison and family, of Webster. called On
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Citizens and
family, Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Oler, of Williamsburg, and
Mrs. Sarah Jarbo, of Hagerstown,
called on Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Morrison
Monday afternoon. Miss Marie
Hutchins returned to her work at the
NJ. E. Hospital. at Indianapolis, Sunday
evening. While working in a gravel
pit Tuesday morning, Mr. Mines, of
} Huntsville, met with an accident
caused by the bank caving which re-
suited in a scalp wound. The Home
Economic Glass will meet with Mrs
: Thomas Morrison, Aug 26, at $50
o'clock. The subject for discussion
/ will be Chicken Culling' and the
/ County Agent Roscoe Fields, of Win
chester, will be present to demonstrate
, by culling the flock
: NEW GARDEN, Ind-Franklin and
! Mary Moon Meredith, of Westfield
: spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Jane
: Thomas. ..Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fish
err and little daughter visited in Ran
+ dolph county Sunday. The Willing
! Workers class attended yearly meet
: ing Saturday afternoon, and also en-
: joyed picnic supper in Glen Miller
5 park. The Ladies' Aid society met
at the home of Mrs. Maud Hunt or
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
} was spent in dressing chickens. Or
: Friday chicken dinner was served
3 by the ladies to about ~ employees
, of the International Harvester com
pany of Richmond. . Mr. and Mrs