The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-25

Vets, Vera Reinheimer, Avis Crosse,
Maxine Middaugh, Opal Northrop,
Laura Lehman, Gladys Kessler and
Beatrice Calais. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Burtch and Frank Thomas, of Rich
mond, and Charles Burtch, of Chicago.
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Anna
Burtch and son, Calvin. :. John Saw
yer, Guy Murray, Louis Murray and
Lawrence Coblentz attended the foot
ball game at Ohio State university.
Columbus, Saturday. :. Mrs. C. E.
Halter, Richmond, is spending a few
days with New Paris relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Weller, of Richmond, and
Isaac Austin, of Noblesville, Ind, were
guests Friday of Mrs. Della Burgoyne
and Miss Mary Austin. :. The Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist
church met at the home of Miss Mary
Austin Friday evening. ;. Harry Kess-
Ter has purchased the truck line be-
tween New Paris and Richmond from
G. w Hapner. !. Mr. and Mrs. C. o.
Whitaker spent Sunday with Rich
mond relatives. The Loyal Women's
class of the Presbyterian church met
with Mrs. E. H. Young Monday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mendenhall
and son, Harold, were guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Reinheimer
CARLOS CITY, Ind-Mr and Mrs
Howard Harmed were shopping in
Richmond Wednesday. Miss Sarah
Jane Clements was very pleasantly
surprisedN by her friends Thursday
evening. Masquerade was the main
feature. "A number from this place
attended the sale of Roy Thompson.
The Aid furnished the lunch. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Claude De Almond and fam
lily of Fountain City and Mrs. Anna
Clawson of Okeana spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Nor
rison. The Home Economics class
met at the school building Friday
afternoon with 25 members and two
visitors present. A plendid article
was read by Miss Mabel Anderson on
the subject Gaming and Caring for
Fall Vegetables" Mrs. Irene Brown
very ably handled the subject "What
Do You Consider Essential on Emery,
ency Shelf" DR.. C: E. Martin gave a
helpful address on Health" The hen
shower amounted to almost SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Oler and family
called on Mrs. Will Chamness Friday
afternoon. =. Tom Brooks and Harlan
Johnson were in Winchester Saturday
Will Harmon of Saratoga, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Adamson and daughter Fran
els of Hagerstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenr
Adamson and children spent Sunday
with Mrs. H. ]. Adamson. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ed Howell and family attended
services at Morgan Creek Sunday.
Mrs. George Mikesell is belfast again
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison wer.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunnj
| cult and family near Green's Forl
Sunday. :. Mrs C. J. Ballenger AM
children visited relatives near Geneva
Ind, last week end !. Harry Turne
was in Modoc Saturday. Mrs
| Charles Bales and daughter Esthe
were in town Saturday afternoon.
GRATIS, Ohio-Mr. and Mrs. Ro
Doty and son, Donald, of Eaton, spen
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Doty and family. Mise
Emma Brown, Irene Dillon, Mildre
Bear, Vesta Apple and Julia Silver
were entertained at the home If Mis-
Russia Moser Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Alva Albaugh, of West Alexandra
/ called on Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Apple
! Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse But
were in Middletown Monday. Nj
and Mrs. Arthur Brown called on e.
vim Bunch at Farmersville, Sunda,
who has been seriously ILL.,. !. Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry E. Miller and daughter
4 Theda, called on her father, Mr.. He
i from, at West Elkton.. Mrs Ware
Smith, of Middletown, and numbe
of other friends spent Sunday with Nj
i and Mrs. Pearl Focht.. Mrs Ad
Bratton and daughter, and Mrs. Georg
j Swisher and daughter Alice, were on
of town visitors Sunday. Mr.. an
Mrs. J. A. Broadrup and daughter, Be
i ty, of Dayton, spent Sunday with NJ
i and Mrs. J. E. Butt. p. NJ. Albaug