The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30

ton. =. The Camp Fire Girls will have
an ice cream festival on the evening of
July L.. Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Me-
dearis will have a sale of household
goods Thursday, and then will leave in
few days to make their home at
the Odd Fellows Home in Greenfield
Mr.. Medearis is in very poor health.
and Mrs. Medearis is unable to care
Tor him without assistance =. Isaac
Burris sustained three broken ribs
When he fell from the hay NOV last
week Raymond Morgan of Philadel-
pnla Is here for his summer vacation
with his parents. Miss Bessie Bull
gave program of readings for the
cosmos club of Newcastle Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Elmer McConaha
and Mrs. Swafford were in town Mon
DAY looking after business interests.
"A number of the members of the
NJ E. church went to Newcastle to
look at the Friends church and Hag-
erstown Methodist last Tuesday after
noon, in anticipation of the remodel
ing OF the home church :. Mr.. Peter
son OF Mount Union, Pa, is here for
a visit with his daughter, Mrs Ed
Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Dunbar
had for guests last week, Albert Ken
eel, Wanette, Okla, Mrs. Daisy Ken
Eel, Isabel Kennel and Mrs. Della
Swan. .... Miss Lucille Ford has re-
turned to her home for her summer
vacation. =. Benjamin and Robert
Peelle made a business trip to Mar
ION the latter part of the week and
were entertained at the home of Frank
Duff's near there Friday evening. DR..
Ford and family and Miss Beulah Bow
ers visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ehler at Day
ton Sunday.
NEW MADISON, Ohio.-Mrs. James
Gabbart was called to Germantown
Sunday on account of the serious i'll
ness of her mother. Mrs Julia Pauls-
croft. John Fisher, who works for
Dr. Glenn, visited over Sunday in Rich
mond with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Wlnslow Fisher. =. Mrs Eliza Jones
Is at williamsburg where she was call
ed on account of the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. Lucreta Mansfield.
=. Friends have received the an
nouncement of the marriage of Albert
Smoker to Miss Alma Birgette Ever
. :.
FLAG attended the funeral of her sis
ter, Mrs. Ella Rapp. at Urbana, last
Thursday. :. AT the quarterly meet
ing at the q. B. church, the following
officers were elected: R. D. Peffly.
financial secretary; Paul King,
treasurer; D. L. Mote, trustee for a
five year term Mrs. Anna Price, con-
ference delegate. Charles Morris,
of Greenville, was picking cherries for
Mrs. Martha Hageman, Monday -.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. S. Hageman spent
Sunday with Mrs James Gilbert and
family. near Otterbein.. Sunday,
June 25, the first reunion of the Bran
mock and Rankin families, of Ohio
and Indiana was held at Maple Grove,
the beautiful country home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Elliott, near Lynn, Ind.
Those present, about so in all, who en-
joyed the day were: Mr.. and Mrs w
z. Harlan, Bethel, Ind; Mrs Lizzie
Hoy, Findlay; Mrs. Louisa Smoker,
New Madison: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Thompson and son, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Pyle, Charles Harlan and family,
Russell Wiley and family Miss Pau
line Marshall, of Richmond, Ind; Wes-
ley Brooks and family. Gus Brooks
and family, Lawson Brooks, Walter
Brooks and family, Mrs Russell
Brooks and children, Mr.. and Mrs N
T. Kershaw, all of Uuion City; Roy
Smoker and family, of New Paris;
George Rankin and family of KitcheH,
Ind; Mrs. Morris Woodhurst, of Den
YER Colo. and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Elliott and Miss Blossom Elliott
BOSTON, Ind-Miss Gladys Davis,
Miss Anna Stanley and Miss Helen
Hart, nurses from Reid Memorial hos
pital, spent Monday afternoon with