The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-22
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CLARkS STATION, O.-William
Van ormer and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller of west of New Madison,
Clarence Wade and family of near
Beach Grove, Irwin Hollinger and fam
lily spent Sunday with William Holl-
niger and family Mrs. Anna James
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Edward Clark $500. Earl Teaford of
Union City was through here buying
furs last Saturday Ivan Harter of
New Madison bought some chickens of
Mrs. Charles Bollinger last Wednes-
day j.. William Wilt and family trans
turned to their home here after several
weeks visit with Mrs. Hougns rela-
tives near Hollansburg. :. Miss Kath-
Green Anderson spent Sunday with
Miss Blossom Elliot. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Carr of FIT. Wayne are spend
ing their Christmas vacation with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. R.
Scott. .... Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Cheno-
weth of Lynn were calling on Mrs.
Scott and family Sunday afternoon.
The many friends of Grandma Mann
ing were panied to hear of her &C
cident when she slipped and fell Fri
day morning, breaking her hip. She is
getting along as we'll as can be ex-
pected. Miss Marguerite Scott spent
Monday night with Miss Oral Wise.
Mr.. and FMrs. Lester Hartman left
Friday evening for the home of the
latters parents in Ray Key, after a
short visit here with Mrs. Hartman's
sister and family, Mrs. Pearl Crist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Stevens of Foun-
tain City were calling on Mrs. Stew
ems sister, Mrs. Luna Williams, Sun
day afternoon. The Ladies' Aid held
bazaar Saturday afternoon followed
by chicken was quite a success, al
though the day was unfavorable. They
cleared $50.
Miss Edna Banta and Miss Doris
Wigs spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Thommas
Of Lynn. .... Ridgeville high school
plays here next Friday night They
have one of the best teams in the
county. Game starts at 8 D. H..
The revival which has been carried on
at the West Christian church at Lynn,
closed Sunday night after a three
weeks protract. Roy Brown, the
evangelist, did the preaching. The
meeting was a success. Thirty-twu
members were added to the church
The revival at the Christian church
here will begin New Years night
Everyone IS extended an invitation to
attend the meetings each evening.
The Loyal Sons and Daughters clear
ed about So Saturday evening selling
homemade candy. This class is going
to have market at Richmond soon.
ANTIOCH, O.-J. F. McConnaughey
and father held a joint chattel sale
Thursday, J. F. goes to Cincinnati to
work in the garage of Proctor & Gam
BILE, while the father remains on the
farm -. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Dwitt spent part of last week with
their son near Hamilton. &c.. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Litehiser were Wednes
day visitors of c. H. Stayton of Edo
RADIO. Mrs. B. Dixon entertained
Wednesday evening; jolly crowd OF
neighbors and friends with a dancing
... Mrs. A. c. Clark had a tooth pull
ed one day last week and since that
time has suffered with a badly infect
ed jaw. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. WeidneI
will spend Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Weidner of Dayton
wv. c. T. U. meet Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. J. F. Miles with II pres
ent. Mrs. Earheart, Mitchell anC
committee .. . Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cas-
key attended state grange at Cincin
natl.
DUBLIN, Ind.-Miss Vera Byba, whc
was hit by an automobile Sunday eve
ming on her way home from the Taber
nacIe meetings and was badly hurt, i:
reported getting along as we'll as car
No pYnnntah r iS eli
... Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Grace Barbour
at Pershing Sunday. Mrs. Barbou
died at her home in Lima, Ohio, afte
two years illness. She was fOrmerl,
Miss Grace Howard and had man.
friends in Wayne county. Mrs. Kat
Jay has returned to her home in Ger
terville after a visit here with he
sister. Mrs. Sarah Howsen.. Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. L. Hoffman will spend the hol
days with their children in IndianapC
lis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Perry O
Upland have come to spend the hOl
days with their parents. Mrs. Mar
Marsh has returned to her home i
Winchester after d short visit her
with relatives and friends. :. Their
will be preaching services at the L.
o'clock The pastor, Rev. n. l.. Sol
witne, will have as his subject, "Th
New Born King There will also b
a welcoming service for the new col
verts who will come in the church. TIL
pastor will give short talk o
Christmas in Norway" There wi
he special music and readings by tn
choir. Everyone is invited to COM
80. Relatives and friends were SUI
prised to hear of the marriage Of Mis-
Mella Floyd of this place and Mr.. /
!, Mullin Saturday evening in Conner
Vile. They will take short weddin
trip and will make their home in Col
nersville, where they have been worl
ing for some time. Their friends heI
extend congratulations. Mr.. Geore
Pagan returned to his home in Per
Tuesday after visit here with h
brother, Elmer Pagan, and family.
Mrs. Mary Funk has gone to Libert
to spend the winter with her daug
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell. and chi
dren. Mrs. Smalley will live in til
house during her absence. Mr.
Frank zimmerman, who has been quit
sick for the past week, is reporte
slowly improving. Mr.. and Mrs. A