The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-17
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NEW PARIS, Ohl0-JOnn BARNEY
moved last week from the Mrs. Mary
Davis property to his farm near Get
tysburg Charles Braughton moved
TO the Thompson farm east OF town.
The Cleaners class of the Methodist
church gave Miss Ruth Engle pleas
ant surprise Tuesday night. :. .Orville
Vets returned Saturday from Dayton,
where he spent several days with rela-
tives -. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zea and
daughter Helen visited at Centervllle,
Ind. Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Haller were guests Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Puthoff near Richmond
80. Misses Verna Swisher and Reba
Smith of Richmond spent Saturday
night and Sunday as guests of Miss
Lois Reinheier. Betty Jane Melody,
of Richmond, was also Sunday din
ner guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Brown and son Barnett of Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Coblentz and
family were entertained Sunday by
. Mr.. and Mrs. j M. Barnett. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nelson and daughter Lois
and Mrs Walter Kenny and son OF
Richmond were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs George Keelor DR.. j. n.
Hatfield of Akron preached at the Pres
-DyIeTldH CHuTCH CuHudy cNcIiAS III 1iiS
interest of the Wooster college. The
church was we'll filled and special mu-
sic had been arranged. Miss Frances
Niswander of Danville. Ind, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Nit
chell Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Parish and
son Kenneth were also guests Sunday
at the Mitchell home. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lehman and family spent Sun
AJr- at
Richmond 49, Mrs. O. B. Aker and
daughter Evelyn spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Aker of Eaton.
Siders orchestra of Eaton will fur
nish the music for the St Patrick's
dance given Saturday evening, March
49,. Mrs. R. H. Brandon spent Wed
nesday with her grandfather, Rev. S.
w Bennett, at New Madison. Mr..
Bennett celebrated his eightieth birth
day anniversary. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Person spent Thursday with their son,
r. R. Pierson, and family. The elderly
couple have been i'll all winter and this
is their first visit away from home for
several months. Gene Baker has re-
turned from a weeks visit at Indian
apolis, Ind The Thimble club was
entertained Friday afternoon with Mrs.
]. E. Harris, Mrs. ] w. Noakes. Mrs.
3. L. Mckee and Mrs. l.. ]. Reid as
hostesses. Mrs. NJ. o. Penland had
charge of the devotionals. Mrs. C. R
Coblentz and Mrs. J. E. Harris and
Misses Violet Collins and Mildred
Jones gave piano duets. There were
about IS guests present. A. r. Haw
10y was a business visitor in Dayton
Saturday. 80. Mrs. c. H. Harris was
called to GAINESVILLE Wednesday. hei
father having been stricken with paral
ysis. Miss Mildred Clark of Indian
apolis. Ind, spent Friday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Clary =. Mrs
w. Z. Jones spent Thursday at Center
vile. Ind, as the guest of her cousin
T. T. Gist Mr. and Mrs. Z. R. Clarl
and daughter Mildred, w. L. Hahn anC
r. r. Ranev from jefferson township
attended the Red Cross executive
meeting held at Eaton Friday TIL,
Pleasant Hill Community club me
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. SusaI
Reid. There we're Is members anC
four guests present. The hostess hat
arranged several st. Patrick's contests
which were greatly enjoyed. The ST
Patrick's idea was also carried out il
music and in the lunch Mrs Edit
.Iordon and Mrs. Earl Mitchell CAV
readings and Miss Lois Hughes gave
piano solo. The next meeting will b.
held April Is with Miss Ruby Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Slifer of West Mar
chester were guests Sunday of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Joseph Baker. ;. Miss Pearl Ha
Ter and Miss Opal Northrop. were er