The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-16

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Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson and fam
lily Sunday Among those attending
the funeral of Mrs. Melissa Tingler OF
ham cemetery, on Thursday after
noon were: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Fudge of Williamsburg and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Harris of Bethel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gwen Duke of Elliot Mills, Mr..
and Mrs. John Clinehens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Whitacre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Haisley, Mr.. and Mrs. A o..
Haisley, Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and
daughter. Ethel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Borton, all of Richmond. The Neff
quartet of Green's Fork sang and Rev.
Stoner of the M. e. church of Webster
conducted the service.
Mr. and. Mrs. Newton Brumfe,d
spent Sunday at Sandusky, Ohio. ;.
Mr.. Will Moore spent Monday in Ricn-
mond. 49,. Mrs. Meta Hendershott,
and Mrs. Harvey Brumfield spent
Wednesday with Mr., and Mrs. Clayton
Brumfield of Richmond, whose little
daughter is improving after a severe
spell OF tons1lltis Mr. and Mrs.
George Pitts spent Sunday with MIR.
Isaac Steddom In Webster. Mr. Wal
ter Culbertson from near Jacksonburg
spent Sunday with his parents 49,
Mrs. M. c.. Harvey spent Friday anu
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Meyers of Hagerstown. -. Mr.. Bud
Demaree motored to Dayton, Ohio,
Saturday and brought back his father
Mr.. Lon Demaree of the Soldiers
home Of that place, to spend awhile
T.
tertaining for few days the Wrigh.
sisters of Whitewater. The recital
given by the pupils of Mrs. Grace Rey-
nolds at the Friends church Saturday
afternoon was well attended Sep
TENDER is the day set for the begin
ming of the tent meetings at this place
We are expecting large crowds and
everyone is cordially invited to ar
tend. Rev. Stoner of the NJ E. church
will be one of the principal speakers.
CAMDEN, O.-WiI Stokes of Brook.
Ign, n. Y, returned to his home Sat
urday after a weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Stokes. .
Tell Pheanis and family visited the
formers parents last week Mr..
Pheanis has been employed as princi-
| pal of the high school. Mr. Manrod
having resigned ;. Charles McShane
and sister Hattie are attending camp
meeting at Buelah Park, Ind Mrs,
Daisy Freitag spent Thursday and
Friday with relatives in Eaton. -.
Maurice Mendenhall of Detroit, called
| on Camden friends Friday. !. . Mr. and
! Mrs. Louis Phares, Tommy Shafer
| Misses Leola Mitchell and Anna
Schwartz spent Sunday with John
Schwartz and family of Hamilton !. !.
| Rev. Gear preached his last sermon
on the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. He leaves Thursday for his
new home in Bradford, Ohio. Miss
| May Robinson returned home Sunda,
| after several days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. George Burkert and family ir
Indianapolis. The rummage sale al
| Falrhaven last week was quite a sue
| cess. They will net near $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Farquar of Frank
| lin, o., and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| Davis, of Jackson, Tenn, called or
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Davis Friday az
ternoon. Mrs. Clifford Scott anc
children of Detroit, are visiting H. T
| Scott and family. :. Mrs Harry Pat
ton entertained some of her friend.
Friday for the pleasure of her guest
Miss Katherine Van Mater of Middle
town, Ind. -. Miss Enola Appleby gave
an afternoon party Friday in honor O
her guest, Miss Jane Harbine of Lib
erty, Ind.
| CARLOS CITY, Ind-Mr. and Mrs
Warnie Thomas entertained the fol
lowing guests Sunday: Mrs. Molli,
Rominger and son Ralph, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herman Curry, Mr. and Mrs. T
j. Sastevens of Newcastle, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Howard Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Thomas and son Gordon o
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs C. o. Cor
don of Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Thorn
as, Harlan Thomas, Grace Thomas ant
Russell Thomas
CENTERV1LLE, Ind.-Mr and Mrs
Keith Hatfield spent last week witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber and othe
friends at Chicago. =. The Christian
church Held Sunday school picni
at Glen Miller Sunday. Over 100 O
the members attended. This Sunda,
school had for its guests Sunday tn
orchestra and choir from Arlington
Ind, and male quartet from Ander
son who furnished some splendi,
musical selections at the Sunda,
school hour. =. Miss Mildred Allen O
Mooreland spent Thursday night witt
j Bessie Bull and called on othe
: friends. The infant babe of MI
Cortner is seriously i'll, threatene,
!, with spinal mengetis. Ralph Clark
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark SUI
: prised his parents and friends las
week by his marriage with Miss LIE
ona Miller of Richmond Mr.. Clark /
employed at the Richmond Candy com
pany and the young people will resid
, in Richmond. Mrs Wilson Fouts as
sisted by Mrs. Nate Lamott entertain
ed the missionary society Thursda
: afternoon. Mrs. DR.. Ford had charg
of the subject and was assisted b.
others. A social hour and refresh
ments followed the lesson. Mis-
7 Laura Bertsch and her neice, Eli
: abeth Bertsch, spent last week in Cir
cinnati visiting friends. E. Mrs. Fran
Bartholomew returned last week fror
/ a visit in Vermilion, ILL.,, with rela
2 tives. .... Miss Ethel Reichard wa
r brought home from the Reid hospita
2 Thursday and is rapidly recovering
: John Eliason has started the builC
< ing of a nice residence on East Mai
: street which he intends to make thei
r home. Mr.. and Mrs. Higsby of d.