The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-06

SOfCidl uSlSSdI6S, repre-
senting every civilized state in the
world, have signified their intention of
attending.
The mo more war" demonstration
will be held in Hyde Park. II is being
organized by a committee representing
the churches, the labor party, league
of nations union, women's cooperative
guild, women's international league,
national peace council and many other
societies.
evening, June IL Everybody invited.
-. Mr. and Mrs. Lanson Thompson
are entertaining the formers mother
=. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Holloway
/ and Mrs Orville Miller were shopping
| IN Richmond Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Austin Johnson and daughter,
Delphine are entertaining company
| from Logansport They motored to
Dayton Sunday. The Missionary
society of Union chapel met with Mrs.
c. E. Martin Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Anderson is able to be out
some now. Mr.. and Mrs Lanson
| Thompson, Miss Edith Hunt, Miss Es-
ter Conway. Logan Hunt, and Mrs.
| Clarence Holloway attended the
Wayne county Sunday school conven-
tion held at Boston last Wednesday
and Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Bundy and Rev. Christopher Hinshaw
attended services at Morgan Creek
| Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
| Morrison motored to Newcastle Fri
day.. Z. Andrew Adamson is spending
few days with Mrs Mahala Adam
son and foster daughter Mr. and
! Mrs. Clyde Alyea and children spent
| Sunday with Russell and Nellie Nor
fison. Miss Lurado Gibson of Mar
ion. Ind, spent Decoration day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glib
son.
/! ARLINGTON, Ind.-Mr and Mrs Ray
| Weiss were pleasantly surprised at
! their home southwest of Centerville,
| Thursday evening, when a number of
| friends visited them. The evening was
| spent with dancing and cards. At a
| late hour lunch was served to the
! following: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weiss,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buris, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Merkamp, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Ross Stevens, NJ. and Mrs. Elmer Wiss.
| Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weiss, Mr. and
! Wessle Woke, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
| Dynes, Mrs. Everett Wissler, Misses
Alice Macloud, Ruth Jenkins, of Indi-
annapolis, Marie Wiess, Alice Wissler,
Hilda Weiss, Matilda Weiss, Lola
Wissler, Mary Woke, Martha Woke
! Loretta Weiss. Messrs Joe Weiss,
George Macloud of Indianapolis, Edwin
! Wissler, Everett Clark, Ralph Burris
Frank Weiss, Ransom Stigleman.
Frank Woke, Ceicil Burris, Ralph
Wissler, Kenneth Merkamp. Miss
Myrtle Miller underwent an operation
for appendicitis, at the Reid Memorial
hospital, recently, and is doing nice
| y. MI. and Mrs. Robert Merkamp
and son visited Sunday with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Everett Wissler and family.
Theodore Stinson and Mrs. Elmer
| Wissler are ill. - Mr.. and Mrs Ray
| Weiss visited Sunday with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ben Weiss and family .. A large
crowd attended the ball game play
ed between Abingdon and the K of c
| team of Richmond. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Weiss and family, Ralph Buris
and Ransom Stigelman visited Sunday
] evening with Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD
Dynes. Mrs. Eugene Yager of West
Virginia, Fred Brown and son. Hallas
! of Greensboro visited Sunday after
noon, with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weiss
and family.
LIBERTY. Ind.-Mrs. w. T. Hill
and daughter, Mary, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Connersville IL. o.
Snook left Saturday morning for Eu-
reka, Ill, to visit his mother on his
way to Shelby, Iowa, where he expects
| to move later. While in Shelby al
| h. r,;n
! the vacancies, look for house for
his family and make all necessary ar
rangements. Mrs. Clair lobe spent
Monday night and Tuesday in Liberty
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
| Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.
| Clark arrived in Liberty from Califor.
MIA Tuesday evening. Mrs. Clark
came to visit her brother, o. L. Stiv.
ers, and father, G. W. Stivers, editors
of the Liberty Herald. After visiting
in Detroit until June IA, Mr.. Clark
viii come to Liberty, where his SON
Orion, who is finishing his sophomore
year in Leland Stanford university,
Will join his father and mother for an
| extended stay. :. Rev Martin, pastor
| of Methodist church here, delivered
the memorial address, Sunday, MAY
29, being union meeting of all Prot.
| estant churches IN Liberty. Rev. Mar
tin also addressed the people of Madi.
son county at Lapel on Decoration
! day. AS state chaplain of the Amer
ican legion. Mr.. Martin is in demand
for talks all over the state. Ethel
! Coleman spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Indianapolis. Hugh Behynier
| spent few days last week with his
| grandmother, Mrs. Sadie Hughes.
Bert Roach is able to be in his grocery
| again after a serious illness of several
| weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mitch.
ell and Robert Stevens were dinner
guests Tuesday evening of Miss Kate
Hustled. 20. L. Stivers returned
/ Sunday evening from Chicago. where
he had been visiting his brother-in.
law, W. F. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Clark spent last week in Indi.
/ annapolis and Martinsville. Miss
Franciola Miller returned to South
Bend after spending a few days here
{ the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Miller. The fourth annual re.
union of the Freeman family will be
/ held in Roberts park, Connersville,
Ind, June 25. Fremont Freeman, of
Indianapolis, is president of the asso-
citation and Karl Kennedy, of Rush
vile, is secretary. Jack Booth. a
/ prominent farmer of Union county