The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-09

DdoS AudIBS, F1llSDurR pltcher, won
his ninth successive game.
Bob Meusel, Yanks, hit Wilkinson,
White Sox pitcher, for a homer with
the bases filled.
officiating. The remains were laid
to rest in Monroe cemetery. Among
those from. a distance in attendance
We're Mrs, Ed Myers and daughters,
Lucille and Martha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Hartman of Springfield, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Buck and sons, Marcus
and John, Mrs. Minnie Kemp and Mrs.
Harry Kern, all Of Germantown; ". o.
ron and family, Mrs. Lease. Miss.
Sylvia Trone of Dayton. DR.. and Mrs.
o. F. Wolverton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c..
Selyman and Mrs. Oscar Crickenberger
and daughter, of G~reenville.. The
Woman's Bible class of the Christian
church entertained the entire Sunday
school Thursday evening at the home
of John Waldron, Jr. Not only was
the school present, but quite a few
guests. Out door games were enjoyed
by the youngsters, while the older
ones listened to a varied program of
interesting numbers and songs. Ar
rangements were completed for fur
nishins DAWSON family reunion din
ner. Refreshments of sandwiches,
pickles, hot coffee, lemonade and pop
corn were served. All left at a late
hour, voting Mr.. and Mrs. Waldren
the best of entertainers. The Joy
Bearers class of the Christian church
met at the home of their teacher, Mrs
John Gauch, Saturday evening. Those
present were Martha Parks, Esther
Coming, Beulah Waldren, Hugh Gauch.
Bruce Turner, Kenneth Coming, Glen
Laird, Paul Beasley, John Morris, Dale
Banfill and Max Trone. This was the
occasion of Max Trone's eleventh
birthday, and a large cake with II
candles was a feature of the evening.
-! together with ice cream and pop corn
| -. Thirty-one candidates were init
lated Friday evening by the Grange
The Changers visited Saturday eve
ming with the New Paris grange, who
put on a program...-...The Helping
Hand Bible class held a picnic Wed.
nesday at Johnson's grove near Eaton
-. Several from this place visited
Aunt Barbara OFT at the home or hel
daughter, Mrs. John Gangwer, last
Monday, when she celebrated heE
one hundredth birthday anniversary
Aunt Barabra, as she is Familiarity
known, is spry and hearty and enjoy
ed the day immensely.
J. B. Trone motored to Dayton Sun
day and spent the day with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Glen Chalfant and family. He
with the family visited Fl. Ancient il
the afternoon. Mr.. n Mrs. Lex
Guy spent Sunday at Glen Miller park
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Myers visited
Mrs. w. S. Richerson Sunday after
noon at Greenville. Rev. H. S. Hue.
filled his appointment at Crow
Point and finished the STEWARDSHIP
institute on Wednesday....M Mrs. H.
Early accompanied Mrs. 1nez Smit
to Dayton on her return from a fou
weeks visit at the Early home 49,
Raymond Corwin of Dayton spent Sur
day with E.. B. Creager and family. =.
Mrs. Cora Leas and daughter Mar.
were in Indianapolis " the weel
end r.. Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Pearce a.
tended the Somers family reunion
Sunday at Glen Miller park. job
Gauch and family, A. L. Gauch an
family, Charles Gauch and sons Hebe
and Herman, Jacob Gauch and Mis-
Mary Syler spent Sunday with Charlie
2 House anu ldLllIy . . julio ACdo !
: spending the week with Dayton rels
| tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Verto McGrif
[ Mrs. Garlic Beane and Albert Steel
/ were in Dayton Saturday. Mr.. an
| Mrs. Jerry Eager, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T
Radabaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Shl
maker, Mrs. G. A. Fard, Mrs. NJ. |
Turner, Rev. and Mrs. o. F. Bilgel
Miss Irene Leas, Mr.. and Mrs. Aries
E,,--x- I'D NTn- Dow Arnold Nrn-
among those who attended the Cd
. Fellows picnic Thursday at Eaton.
Mrs. Martha Mcclure and Mrs. Ell
Coblentz, of Dayton, and Mrs, Eliz
Brown spent Sunday with Theodor
Mcclure and family a Eldorado...
, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Osterhaus made
: short visit this week with Dayto
: relatives. :. Misses Margery and Row
ena Slime have returned from a week
! visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Shl
maker. Mrs. Emma Wehrley le-
!, Monday for a visit with Eaton rel;
: tives and will attend the Wehrle,
= Holman reunion at the fair groNnd
: -. Miss Delphine limerick has r
turned to her home in Dayton from
visit with her-grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. f. NJ. limerick. Mr.. aud Mr.
Robert Paul of Indianapolis were SUI
= day guests.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Emrick and NJ
and Mrs. Clate limerick and familie
spent Sunday at Portland. Mise
Leone Pitman and Pearl Brock visi
ed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Abe,
Henderson at EIdorado.. Miss Trey
Wehrley and Carl Wehrley Of nes
Gettysburg, Darke county, visited hel
last week with relatives. Mr. ar
Mrs. Mart Wehrley, Mr.. and Mrs. CHI
Wehrley attended the eWehrley r
union Sunday at the Greenville ia
grounds &C. A. Ford and Levi Sh
maker were in Greenville Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Minnich have 7
> turned from a weeks visit with CoIuy
n bus relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. A.