The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-11

Smith, near Economy, Sunday. Miss
Louise Neff was sick Monday and I'M
able TO teach school
CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio.-The Y
P. G. A met at the home of Mrs.
Mary House Wednesday evening. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Grant Larsh on the evening of Nov.
L.. The Ladies' Aid society met at
the home of Mrs. Pearl Shinn Thurs
day afternoon with 20 members pres
ent The next meeting will be held
Nov. 2 at the home of Mrs. Sarah De
Mott. Russell Shute is working in
Richmond -. Miss Ida Spear. of Rich
mond, visited Miss Mary Cooper on
Wednesday and Thursday. -. Miss
Alice Hamm, of Lanier township, Paul
inc Erwin and Rosetta McGill visited
central school Tuesday. .. Arch Ket-
ron and Catherine Stowe were united
in marriage last Monday at the par
1 sonage by the pastor, Rev. Pleasant
On Wednesday evening large num-
/ Der of friends and neighbors gath
/ cred at the Stowe home and serenad-
ed them. A good crowd attended
/ the Christian Endeayor meeting here
! Saturday. =. The church was filled
/ Sunday at both meetings of the Sun
! day school convention, and very in
/ teresting programs were given at both
meetings. The Jackson school orches-
| ira furnished the music at the even
! ing session under the leadership Of
/ Mrs. Samuels. -. The Jackson Grange
drill team will give a drill at Eaton
! Saturday at Better Degree Day"
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-The home
coming and rally day at the Baptist
church Sunday was attended by a
large crowd. A number of former
! members from out of the city were
present The morning program con-
sisted of the regular Sunday school
session, followed with short addresses
by former members, recitations, mu-
sic by a girls quartet and short ser
mon by the pastor, Rev. Reese. A CO
4 operative dinner was served in the
basement at noon. Roll call was Civ
en- in the afternoon and short address
es were given by the members in re-
sponse A solo was rendered by Hugh
Foss and a duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fancher. One of the interest
ing features of the afternoon was a
poem written and Tscited by Mrs. Jake
Ingerman on former members of the
church Supper was served in the
basement, and the Newcastle B. Y. P
u put on a program at 80. Follow
ing this Rev. Reese preached one OF
the strongest and best sermons ever
preached in the churches, on "The
Three Crosses" Among the out OF
town guests at the church for the day
were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pitman and
daughter of Nashville, Mr.. and Mrs
Ebon Louck, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tay
lor and daughter Betty, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Ford. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Rowe
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Chase and son Rob
ert and Albert Ford. all of Richmond
Frank Toner and the B. Y. P. U. mem
bers of Newcastle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris spen'
Sunday with Miss Inez Funk al Dub
lin. Miss Edith Mcqueen spent Sun
day with relatives in Rushville. q. T.. Mr.
and Mrs. Max Kitterman spent The
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cor
, nell at Spartansburg q. &. . Mr.. and Mrs
: Ray McKenister and Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Cook of indianapolis, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Georgt
Volkart.
ANTIOCH, Ohio.-Mr. and Mrs. c
A. Kerns and granddaughter attended
the Hamilton fair Thursday. Mrs
, James Mann broke her arm, and Stan
+ ley Matt1x his collar bone, in accident:
last week . . Floyd Wysong, who UT
derwent a very serious operation fo1
appendicitis at Milwaukee. Wis. stfi
, remains about the same. Miss Hele!
, Weidner was a Richmond weekend
, visitor. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weld
ner were Dayton shoppers Saturday.
: County Nurse Miss Amy Ewalt is max
r ing her monthly visit to the TOWNSHIP
: schools. Good health reports havt
p been made.
Y WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio-Wart
+ chapel will celebrate with a bi!
church home coming on Oct. IS. I
! will be an all day affair and a baske
. dinner will be served. The U. E
churches of Preble county will cele
brate Rally Day at Eaton, next Sun
y dav. The local Z. r. church will at