The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-21
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LIBERTY, r. 3.-Mrs. Horace Ward
entertained at her pretty country
home Wednesday afternoon the wo-
men of the Fairfield Home Economics
club. All enjoyed a pleasant after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pohlar
spent Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Lamar. Henry Scott
and family were shopping in Brook
vile Saturday Walter Pohlar called
on Shelby Hayward Tuesday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs Link Adams
were calling on relatives in Liberty
Tuesday. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Pohlar
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Pohlar. There will be an
oyster supper at Fairfield Saturday
evening in the interest of the farm
ers' institute which will be held at
Fairfield Dec. 20. There will be a
Christmas entertainment at the New
Hope school house Tuesday evening,
Dec %, by the school :. Link Adams
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde New
kirk Friday.
JACKSONBURG, Ind - The follow
ing from here attended the DR.. Bulgin
meeting at Cambridge City, Saturday
evening: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Gethers, Mr.. and Mrs. yern
Delays, Mr.. and Mrs. Will BertraM.
School will close here Friday for a
weeks holiday. A Christmas program
will be given Friday afternoon.
Christmas entertainment will be given
by the Sunday school Christmas eve.
Hugh Fagen and family were the
] : Ell 4 Cot,r dow
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lutz spent
Sunday evening with George Sharp and
family. .. The farmers federation will
have a meeting Friday night for cleo
| ton of officers after the business ses-
sion. f.. SION The ladies will serve a
pie supper. The Herman farm, south
| of town. has been sold to Mr.. Smith of
Fountain City, who will take, posses
sion March l, 1928. :. Mrs. Earl Mar
| tin, Miss Mary Lyons and Mrs Ray
Odorn were at Richmond, Monday. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carr of Camden, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs, Ed
/ Smith of Richmond and their sons,
/ Harry Clark and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Clark of Cambridge. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eastman Of Rich.
.
and Mrs. Calvin Eastman. Mrs. Alice
Kiser and mother, Mrs. Sarah Paddock
! and Mrs. Bessie Roth and children
spent Wednesday afternoon at Dublin
80. One of the happy events of the
winter was the party given Thursday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lindley in
honor of their house guest, Miss Els
Their Smith of Greenfield. Those pres
emit were Lowell and Wayne Brooks
Park Sourbeer, Rufus and Harold Kin
singer, Earl Weidan, Elias Scott, Clar
ence and Robert jenkins, James and
Robert Endsley, Aaron and Lawrence
Lindley, Gerald Bright, Misses Crysta,
insinger, Ella Weidan. Helen Scott
IThelma McGrew, Hester Gethers, Hell
en- Riggs, Mary Meyer, Edith and Hes
ter Daugherty, Miss Ella Hoover Of
Hagerstown, Miss Esther Smith o.
Greenfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Riggs.
PERSHING, Ind.-The ST. Jacobs
Lutheran Sunday school of the Perish
ing Lutheran charge is preparing FOL
a Christmas service to be given at the
church Christmas evening. $50. Mrs
Henry Bertsch, who fell down a stair
way III n6f uODl6 nulI6 u6l
little granddaughter, Ruth Faucet, il
her arms, is recovering of injuries.
The company that is preparing thu
J cantata, The Guest of Bethlehem,
which is to be given at the Lutheran
church Sunday evening, is CONSTANT!
being augmented and strengthened b!
good singers. The cantata, as it nov
; is being prepared is a beautiful ant
splendid piece of music. AT the cal
, of pastors of churches in Cambridge
City five ministers, Revs. F. G. McCoI
: mack of Milton, A. F. Hogan and R. E
Reese of Cambridge City, T. c. Ken
, worthy of Dublin and M. R. Mohler o
Pershing. met in one of the elias
, rooms of the NJ. E. church and afte
electing Rev. Reese chairman and Rev
Kenworthy secretary, proceeded to OF
ganize a ministerial association. |
| was shown that dozen or more mir
listers in these towns represented b.