The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-02

expected to be at Bradford for the
meeting.
Morse. The I. O. o. F. anniversary
was attended by large number of
members and their families, members
bein present from Richmond. Williams
burg, Dublin, Cambridge and Perish
ing. ..-... The College Corner school
house which has been abanded for
several years will be sold May 20, by
Trustee Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wilson spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Davis. . Mrs. Martha
Splitter is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Worl. There were four &C
cessions to the church Sunday, Mrs.
Josephine Kinder, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Pagan and daughter, Gladys. Harri-
son township commencement Saturday
evening, May s. There are eight grad
yates, Pauline Scott, Violet Hill, Dor
othy. McGrew, Harry Scott, Harold
HORNED, Charles Eastman, Voyle AM
norman, Lewis Wilton. John Scott
and Mr.. Eastman have taken employ
ment at Newcastle. :. Mrs. Josephine
| Underwood served dinner and supper
I for the election board. George Breese
of Richmond is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
| William Clark.
WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio. = Ar
rangements are being made to hold
Children's Gay services on Sunday
night. June 4, at the Christian church.
/ The U. B. church are also arranging
! to give a program on the evening of
! Junt 4 =. The eighth grade graduates,
composed of the following girls and
4 Ia ~
roe, Alta Mae Bruner, Alice limerick,
Mildred Laird, Clyde Thomas, Fred
Leas and Ralph Gruber, were to give
! a play, "a Family Affair" on Wednes-
| day evening, at the |. o. o. F. hall,
! beginning at s o'clock. Rev. H. S.
| Huey preached the baccalaureate ser
I, mon on Sunday evening at Monroe
| school auditorium, to large audience.
| Commencement exercises will be hello
on Thursday, May a.. "A most excell-
ent time was enjoyed on Friday at the
| school house at the big community
meet given under the auspices of the
| Parent-Teachers' association. Approx
imately two hundred partook of the
| bounteous dinner. In the afternoon a
splendid program was given by the
school children. A baseball game be
tween the young and the old men was
feature. :. Rev Thomas Murray oil
Eaton, will be at the Christian church
on Friday evening, TO give an illus
trated lecture on the World war. Nc
admission will be charged The
Kniths of the Twentieth Century Bible
class of the u. B. Sunday school had
charge of the Sunday school anc
church Sunday morning. Music by the
class male quartet, and trombone
and cornet solo was rendered by Mr.
Claude Young and Paul Bilger. -.
: Miss Ethel Earman, teacher of the in
termediate grade, was married or
Thursday evening at the home of Rev
Aaron Brubaker, south of Gratis, tt
Paul Marshall of near Gettysburg. The
: young couple will reside on a farm
near Gettysburg. j. Mr.. and Mrs H ]
Early entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jane!
Cushman and family of Dayton, Sun
day. Rev. and Mrs. Harry S. Hue,
and son Max will spend part of thi:
week remaining over until next will
friends at Dayton and Crown Point
Orville Wilhelm moved to Eldorado OF
Thursday.
Mrs NJ L. Turner visited Sunda-
afternoon with Mrs. Mary Trone an,
! family. :. DR.. and Mrs. Carl Beane en-
, tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. ant
Mrs. Verto McGriff and Mr. and .frs
George Troutwine and daughter, Rutl
. Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Steph
ems, Charles Timmons, of Dayton, Nj
and Mrs Frank Howard were guest
:, Sunday of Mrs. Emma WehrIey. MI
|. and Mrs. Charles Fry, Misses Lott
House and Unger, of Lewisburg, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Roberts spent Sur
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Geetin
-. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Frank and MI
. and Mrs. H. ]. Early visited the Bo
= ton poultry farm near West Alexar
i dria Sunday :. Misses Alene Glaedel
of West Florence, and Dorothy Flais
: of West Sonora, called on Miss Trev
! Howell Sunday. Miss Glaedell is tai
, ing nurses training course at Rel
1 Memorial hospital. Mrs. r. H. S
4 Ter, Marie Parks and Mrs Mar
v Brewer were Richmond shoppers Sa
urday. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tedma
# returned Monday to Miamisburg. Mr.
: Tedman was the guest of her mothe
e the past week. Mrs. Elmer Swihar
S of Eaton, spent Monday with he
l. daughter, Mrs. Byford Studebaker.
z James B. Trone, Miss Sylvia Iron
l. and Harley Juday called on friends {
d Greenville and Arcanum Sunday.
J. Mrs. Ezra S1ifer spent several day
l. last week with relatives at New Par
d in Richmond Sunday. They attende
s Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pearce wei
d the Sunday meeting. Mrs. Levi Sh
1t maker was a Dayton ch0nnnr Monda