The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-27
Suburban

HANNA'S CREEK, Ind.-The Rev.
Max Schaffer will conduct services
here next Sunday at 1920 and at
7:30 EVERYBODY welcome to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shengler, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Kitchel. Sr,. Mr. and
Mrs. William Kitchel, Miss Ruth La
Fuze, Mr.. and Mrs. Rennie Borrodaile
and family Mr.. and Mrs Irving La
Fuze and family went to Lightsville,
Ohio. Sunday to visit Carbin Har-
meyer and family. A cooperative din
nre was served on the lawn, and the
afternoon was spent in greetings and
a fine social time. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Chamberlain entertainer Mr..
and Mrs John Paddock, of Lotus, Sun
day. Miss Marie Burt entertained
her cousin, Miss Thelma Callahan, of
Washington, D. c., the week end. -.
Miss Ruth LaFuze is spending this
week with her brother, Charles La
Fuze and family, of Boston. Mrs.
Phillip Dooley. who is a patient in
St. Vincent's hospital at Indianapolis,
is slowly improving Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carson and daughter, Mary
Jane, and son. John Franklin, of this
place, Mr. ard Mrs. Lewis Schulz and
sons John and David, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest Showalter and son Frederick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Newland.. Mr.
and Mrs Loyde Williamson and
daughter, Phyllis enjoyed picnic din
ner at Glen Miller Sunday. Ray
mand Dudley was in Cincinnati Sun
day to see the ball game at that place
Friends received word here of the
death of Mrs. Belle Snyder, formerly
of Liberty, but several years ago 10
Gated in California. The remains will
be brought here for burial at West
Point. Liberty. Miss Esther Miller,
who taught the primary grades here
last year, will not teach the coming
school term, owing to i'll health. She
will take a much needed rest. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Day entertained sew
eral relatives from Richmond Sunday.
Mary Jane Carson is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs, Forest Sho-
walter. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Lar
Fuze entertained at dinner Sunday,
Richard Hamylin and Mr.. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Hamylin and son, Edward,
and Mr. and Mrs Homer Bowers, all
of Hamilton, Ohio. Richard Hamylin
remained for several days. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Greggerson motored to
Cincinnati Sunday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard BARNARD.
of that place Raymond Jones, who
has been a sophomore at Purdue, the
past year, and with the class of 50
has been at Pentwater, Mich, for the
past six weeks, returned home Friday
TO spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin LaFuze and family entertained
their niece, Miss Jennie LaFuze, OF
near Lotus, this week. Work on
the parsonage is moving along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jones and
Lewis Swafford and family went to
Eaton Sunday and spent the day with
Charles Jones and family, at that
place. The Harmony club met with
Mrs Catherine Eaton last Wednesday
Fifteen members were present. Mrs
Addie Garrett read a very interesting
paper on the babies of the Japanese
people: Mrs. Cora Hart sang and Mrs
D Wi illiams read a paper Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served. =. Mr.. and Mrs. David Maze
entertained at dinner Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Showalter, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Maze, all of Brownsville, and
Mrs. Bert Beck of South Bend. Car
Burt. Marie Burt and James Maxwell
were entertained Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Green, neal
Clifton, in honor of their daughter
Dorothy's birthday The young peo
pie had a very enjoyable time, with
games and plays. Mr.. and Mrs
Loyde Harmeyer and family spent
Sunday with Lee Bratten and family
at Lotus. . Fletcher Highly, who has