The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-30
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CARLOS CITY, Ind-The Victor
Sunday school of Union Chapel gave
very nice play at this place Saturday
evening entitled Patty Makes Things
Hum" Those participating in the
play were Misses Sarah Jane Glenn
ents. Della Lamb, Martha and Alice
Martin, Luella Coffin and Marguerite
Miller, Messrs. Earl Clements, Otis
Lamb, Garth Gibson and Chester Re-
ger. The Wright orchestra furnished
the music. They sold tickets amount
ing to over 500. Mr.. and Mrs Bart
Burroughs were in Muncie one day
last week. Dr. C.. E. Martin is able
to be out some. His mother, brothers,
sister and aunt of Genoa and Bryant
spent Sunday with him. :. :. . Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith are ailing: also
Mrs. Thomas Catey and Letha Doll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Jennings and
family spent Sunday with Troy Puck
EFT and children near Union City.
Russell and Nellie Morrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaveston Shell and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Al
yea. Miss Carrie Thompson of Rich
mond spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Beard. .Lanson Thomp-
son is i'll. :. Miss Marie Smith enter
tanned her cousin, Miss Pauline York,
the last week end 49,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Garfield Cox entertained the formers
mother, Mrs. Coulter over Sunday.
Several from Huntsville and Modoc
attended the play Saturday night. :.
Miss Alice Starbuck spent the week
end at home with her grandmother,
Mrs. Docia Badkin. The I. o. o. T.
lodge received three new members
last Saturday night, namely, Robert
Cox, Phil Coggshall and Mr.. Harvey.
-. Mr.. Earl Morrison of Indianapolis,
who has been very sick, arrived Sat
urdal evening to spend some time
here with relatives while he is re-
cuperating.
CENTERVILLE. Ind.-Walter Rat
lift gave an interesting lecture to the
pupils Of the high school Monday
afternoon on the subject of Birds .
80. Miss Marie Cassel who was oper-
ated on at Reid hospital Saturday is
reported to be getting along nicely.
-. Walter Dunbar who has been con-
fined to his home for several weeks
with a broken limb, is again able to
"N'N 0NOet OAi NJ ulS1SS. MT. ana
Mrs. Harry Anderson moved last week
into the John Fender property; Helen
Locke and brother into the Eliason
property on Plum street; the Rhodes
into the house recently vacated by
Kings. and Ray Jones has purchased
and will move into the property va
Gated by Hilligos. Katheryn and
Kenneth Krone of Indianapolis are
here for a weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rodenberg. .E. T.
Clark spent Monday in Cincinnati on
business. Anna Russell, who has
been confined to her home several
weeks, is able to be up. &. Il. Fred Hart.
ley and family of williamsburg, were
guests of Ed Smith and Perry Hartley
over Sunday. The children of Mr.
md Mrs. Perry Hartley with their
families came for a family reunion
dinner Sunday. The following
friends spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith who are to
move this week near Richmond: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs
Noel Mathews. Earl Able and family
E. T. Clark and family and Miss Bes
sic Bull. Mrs. Nettie Chairman and
Mrs. Rena Henwood spent Saturday
with friends in Shirley Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Cooney attended the fun.