The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-01
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PERSHING, Ind.-Rev. Erhardt Of
the Evangelistical church is Ill at his
home =. Mr.. and Mrs. William Condo
spent Saturday in Richmond with their
daughter, Mrs Haas and husband. 1t
. was Mr.. Condos S1st birthday. .....
Mrs. o. F. Jameson spent the week
end with her husband at Indianapolis
Those from this place attending the
Newcastle Cambridge City basketball
game at Newcastle, last Saturday
evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. Park
Gipe, Mrs. Charles Winter, Louise
Gipe, Josephine Portions, Raymond
Boughner, Harry Winter, Ralston Sow
ers, Howard Doll and Karl Kocher. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulbane, OF Colum-
bus, Ohio, were visiting this week at
the home of Mrs. Crabb and many
other friends. Mrs. Marshall Steff-
enson, who recently underwent an op'
GRAFTON for appendicitis, at Reid Mem
orial hospital, at Richmond, is getting
along very nicely.
CENTERVILLE, Ind.-Miss Marie
SPOTS, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam SPOTS, of near Centerville and
Alvin c.. Thornton of Richmond were
united in marriage by the Rev. M.
Marie Cassel at the Friends parson-
age Saturday afternoon in the pres
ence of few friends. The single ring
ceremony was used. The young peo-
pie will reside in Richmond. Guests
were Lawrence Cup, Misses Ruth
Brown, Pearl Redding and Mrs. Maude
Dalrymple.. Forest kempton and
mother of Washington, d. c., are here
visiting friends Mrs. willard FL
wood of Alta Vista, Va, is here spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Cora Wilson. Mrs. A. w. Sampsel,
who received injuries from fall while
at work on the school building here is
improving. Mrs. Sampsel came last
week to care for him, they will return
= TO their home in Anderson in few
pdays . Mr.. Roller of Peru came the
first of the week to work on the new
school building. The Centerville
library is now located in the Johnston
room on South Main Cross street. The
new location is very convenient and
a splendid location. .Artie Robbins
who has been seriously sick is improv
ing. 49,. Stanley Davis has been very
sick for several days. Miss Bertha
Day of jamestown returned to her
home after spending over Sunday with
Miss Marie Cassel. :. The two adult
classes of the Christian church taught
by Mr.. Blose and Mrs. Grisby closed
a three months contest Tuesday
evening with a banquet given by the
ladies to the men who were winners
in the contest of attendance. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed and a
splendid banquet served. :. Ray Jones
has purchased the Zehring property
occupied by Harry Hilligos on Walnut
street and will move into it soon
,Jabez Hunt is seriously sick with
pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schory
have moved in with Hunts and are as
sisting in the care of Mr.. Hunt
Glen Gellinger returned last week aft
er spending several months in sigma
service at Panama Canal. The last
number of the lecture course, the
Temple Singers will give their pro
gram Thursday evening at the Chris
tan church. The concert will begin al
1880 and the program is very prom
Using one. ;. The Anti Can't class Of
the NJ. E. church gave very inter
,esting Martha Washington party a
4the NJ. E. basement last Thursday
evening. Members of the class came
dressed in Colonial styles and the en-
tertainment of the evening was II
keeping with that day. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Fender and Mr.. and Mrs. E
T. Clark were hosts and hostesses fol
the occasion. a,