The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-22


Paris Monday, after weeks absence,
Mr.. Slautterbeck is an employee of the
France Quarry company. and was call
ed to his home by the death of his
mother Tuesday - Miss Roxy Gus
sins returned Sunday to her home in
Anderson, Ind, after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Lee Baum
gardner. :. New Paris chapter East
ern Star was represented at the
funeral services of Mrs Nellie Gard
Sunday to the number of so. The SER
vices were held at the Campbellstown
Christian church and burial was made
at Concord. The order held their rit- |
ualistic service at the grave - Mr.. |
and Mrs. r. H. Brandon have returned |
| home after spending a week with rela- /
tives near Ansonia, Ohio. Ray Hart |
man of Eaton was in New Paris Mon
day on business for the gas company. |
-. The New Paris F. and A. NJ. or
| der will observe st. Johns night Sun
| day by attending church services at
| the Methodist church. The pastor,
| Rev. T. j. Gregg, will deliver a special
| sermon. . Miss Edith Keelor, Cottage
| Grove, Ind, Sears Williamson, Bryant,
| Ind, were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. F. Clawson Mrs. o. B King
and daughter Esther Alice, returned
| Saturday evening to their home in
| Pittsburg, Pa, after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. o. H. King and Mr.. and Mrs.
! A. B. Reid Oscar Brown is visiting
| his uncle. John Null, near Greenville,
| Ohio. Mrs. George Keelor entertain
/ ed Thursday, her mother, Mrs. D. F.
/ Ball, her sister, Mrs. Frank r. Will
Jams, Richmond, and another sister,
| Mrs. Jean Hurst, Dayton, Ohio. Miss
Gladys BuZon of Sheridan, Ind, was
/ also a guest. B. w. Morris and grand
son, Walton Morris, San Francisco,
/ Cal, were week end guests of Mr.. and
I! Mrs. Lon Morrison. Willard Morri-
son, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs.
i c. o. Souers and family and Miss
+; Gladys Hill were also guests. =. Miss
Helen Reid is visiting her uncle,
| Charles Hetzler and family, Warren,
Ohio. :. Mr. and Mrs. j. A White
returned Thursday evening from
weeks visit with their son Foster and
family, Lima, Ohio. . Miss Gertrude
! Hawley was housed up with quinsy
i several days the past week. =. Thurs
| day the New Paris Rogue club was
| host to an informal tournament when
members Of nearby clubs spent the
: day and evening on the New Paris
: courts. All four courts we're kept busy
Z until late at night with games in prog
( ress. Mrs. Hunt, expert player, Lib
erty, Ind, won number of games
: from players on the courts. She was
: an expert on the strike" phase and
7 struck terror into the hearts of some
? of the best players. Guests were pres
ent from Liberty, New Madison, Ohio,
l West Alexandria, Eaton and Camp
Il bellstown. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Arm
5 old and daughters were among the
: large number of guests entertained
3 Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
: George Chrisman on the New Paris
I Richmond pike. The event was the
5 annual picnic of the U. c. T. :. New
I Paris merchants will not sell fireworks
: until July 8, by mutual agreement,
/ owing to the fire risk involved by pro-
i miscuous use of the numerous dan.
|, gerous fire pieces now in existence.
: Mrs. Emerson Rogers returned Thurs
D day to her home in Dayton, Ohio, after
! three weeks visit with her parents
r Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williamson.
/, Miss Carrie Whitaker, Xenia, Ohio
e arrived home this week to spend the
q summer vacation. Miss Whitaker i:
e instructor in the o. S. and S. o. schoo
/. at Xenia. g. i. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Pierson
d Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Pierson and family
l. motored to Marysville, Ohio, and Wis
If tied from Saturday to Monday evening
7. with Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Baker anC
s family. Mrs. Baker was formerly Mis-!
d Maud Pierson. ..... The Presbyteriol
S ThimbIe club cleared close to SIS b.
4 l,.1S,. l.. So
5. ming. .. Miss Gladys Kessler spent tn
0, week with Miss Mildred Daugherty..
ID Grange meeting Saturday evening a
S.. Whitewater Valley Grange was L
p charge of the June birthday commit
re tee, Mrs. Mary Reid, Mrs. D. Price
IS Miss Ella Thompson, Miss Lillian
y. Smoker, Ed. R. Clark. The room wa
O. beautiful in its decorations of grea
k quantities of roses of all colors. A mis-
~ cellaneous program was given consis
re ing of recitations, orchestra music, pf
ii pers and vocal muse. The program
It was patriotic, Indian, and otherwis
Ill historical. honoring Flag Day. Pune
ed and homemade cake were served a
ne refreshments Visitors were preser
nd from New Madison and Eaton, Obi
at and together with the local member
" made a large crowd, who enjoyed til
ee unique program. The next reguls
rs meeting, July l, will have several sp
lis cial features arranged by the lecture
re- Mrs. Earl Mitchell. One feature
Dr. the postponed debate between Mrs.
)r- J. Murray and Ed. R. Clark on "R
is, solved, That Women are as Brave {
RS Men" - Elder John G. Tug, Palmyr
tie Penna., spent part of the past wee
in with Mr.. and Mrs. James Timmons
tx their home east of New Paris. e. tt
evil Children's Day exercises at the Meth