The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-08

entertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
z. Lamb, Detroit, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nelson and daughter, Lois. of
Richmond. Wednesday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Keelor and guests were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank R. Williams near Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs A. Brown and son. Misses /
Eleanor and Katherine Smith of Rich /
mond were weekend guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs NJ. j. Cunningham Mr.. and |
Mrs James Shurte and daughter and |
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shurte and |
daughter spend the Fourth east of
Greenville, picnicking :. Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Dinwiddie and sons were
guests at Centerville, Ind, over the
Fourth Mr. and Mrs. George Leh-
man and daughters spent Sunday at
Daynton at the Soldiers Home. 49,.
Pleasant Hill U. B. Sunday school held
a picnic in Funk's woods northwest of
New Paris the Fourth. An enjoyable
social day was spent. In the evening
community fireworks exhibition was
given New Paris Presbyterian
church will hold the regular summer
communion service Sunday morning.
The pastor will speak on the subject,
The Sweet SAVIOR of Christ" Mem
bers will be received into the church.
! Gettysburg Presbyterian church held
| its communion service last Sunday
morning and received four members
/ into the church Donald Young spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at Dayton
with relatives . Mr. and Mrs. c. P.
| Kirkpatrick have received word of the
! safe arrival in Hamburg, Germany, of
! their daughter, Mrs. Emil Herman
and husband. They report a delight
/ full ocean trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
| Quinn spent Saturday and Sunday
with Eaton and Dayton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Baker and son,
! Eugene, spent from Saturday until
/ Wednesday with relatives in Column
/ bus, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Pat
! ton and son entertained over the
| Fourth Mrs. Pattons brother, George
/ Conrad and wife. of Newcastle
! Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Wynd and chill
dren, of Piqua. spent the Fourth with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Erandenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sell and daugh-
, ter. Springfield, Ohio, spent Monday
and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs Glenn
Young and family. :. Emmett Harris Is
en- route home from McAllen, Texas,
via automobile and is stopping over in
Kentucky for few days. Mrs. Ella
Barnett, Indianapolis, Ind, is spending
the week with Mrs. Trecinda Thomp-
son. -. Oscar Brown has returned
; from months visit at Greenville,
Ohio, with his uncle John Null, and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Westfall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Brinkman, Troy,
: Ohio, spent from Saturday until Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. West
fall. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Addleman
. and family, Upton, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Galen Morrison and Willard Morrison,
| Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Law
: renee Bridge and daughter, Chicago,
: H., were guests Sunday of Mr. and
: Mrs. Lon Morrison. . . Miss Mary Jack
son spent Monday and Tuesday with
Miss Elsie Hartman near Richmond
-. Percy Auld, who has been station.
ed in Maine, has been moved to Rock
port, Mass. Percy is with the radio
I service of the Z. S. navy. . Mr.. and
, Mrs. G. A. Hill and daughter spent
+ the week end at Osborn, Ohio, with Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Weller and son. . Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. o. Penland and family
were entertained for dinner Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pence at Get
Itysburg. . Miss Iva Chrisman of Day
, ton was the guest over the Fourth Of
Miss Elizabeth Jane Scott. Mrs. G
wv Onyett returned Thursday to hel
home in New Paris from Reid Memo
rial hospital and is recovering nicely
from the effects of a recent operation
:, for appendicitis a.. Mrs. Ida L. BohT
I of Washington state is making an eX
! tended visit with New Paris relatives
:. -. Russell Aker and Cecil White o
= Dayton called on their New Paris rela
E tives the Fourth.
!, A R. Hawley made a business tri
4 to Dayton Monday New Pari
. friends have received announcement
! of the wedding of Miss Inez Crockett
: Defiance, Ohio, former high school ir
:, structor in Jefferson schools. Tn
, groom is Charles Heimlein and tn
:. couple will reside in Defiance, wher
. Mr.. Heimlein is in the insurance bus
# ness. $3.50 large number of the men
;. bers of the Cleaners class of tn
a Methodist Sunday school gathered q
n the home of Miss Pauline Bragg MOI
day evening and rendered a surprts
r, farewell party. Miss Bragg is going
RI Chicago to visit her uncle. The ever
n ing was delightfully."- spent with game
&c and at late hour an extensive e.
n hibition of fireworks was given. r.
is freshments were served =. New PAR
was almost depopulated the Fourth,
large number of her citizens joinin
l. with those of Richmond and Eaton I
ID their mammoth celebrations. Stay-a
h homes held family parties, playe
n rogue or horseshoe and held privat
l. fireworks exhibitions. Lavish displa
9 of the national colors was note
in throughout the village. e. The Presb
"a terrain Thimble club will meet July
r. in the church parlors. Mrs. NJ.
Pence. Mrs. A. F. Scott, Mrs. Martt
n Souers and Mrs. John Barney are tt
I hostesses. Mrs. Anna Burtch had ;
erI her guests on July 4: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ R. Leftwich, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mart
I'd and daughter Dorothy, Miss My
& Eyer, all of Greenville, Mr.. and Nh
y Fred Burtch, Mrs. Clara Leftwic
v Frank Thomas and daughter Reba,
Nv Richmond, and H. w. Burtch
~. Dayton.
is -
nd PH1LOMATH, Ind.-Mr. and Nj
David Clevenger, of Brownsville, al
he Mr.. and Mrs. John Clevenger al
re family spent Sunday with Mr.. al
Mrs. NJ. B. McCashland. -. . Mr.. al
Mrs Will Leah and Walter and Lett
A. Stinson. of Clifton, spent Sunday wi
elk Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Plankenhorn. e.