The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30
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PERSHING, Ind.-Miss Helen Yost, |
of Mulberry, spent a few days of this
week with Miss Louise Gipe. They
attended the Lutheran League conven- |
ton at Richmond. +. Harry Winters
is now at Wisconsin university at
Madison, taking the summer course. |
He will return this fall to resume his
teaching at Cambridge City high !
school. Miss Maxine Ohmit, of Dub |
lin, is visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs. !
Raymond Lowery and other relatives.
Mrs. Perry Sarber is again at the |
hospital at indianapolis. Oliver Hess
OF Lake Wawasee Is now visiting with !
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gipe and Andrew
Riegle. The latter, who has been very |
i'll for quite a while, shows no I'M !
proyement. Orville and Glen Hoel |
& are visiting their uncle, Carl Hoel and /
Nfamily, near Hagerstown.. DR.. and |
Mrs. Fackler and sons, James and
Clemmette. and Clemmette Fackler, Oh
Dublin, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Doll, |
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry wills
entertained the following guests sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum
and son, Edward, and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. d. Neff, of Richmond, Mrs. Charles
Jackson of Indianapolis, Robert Dav-
ison of Knightstown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Harper and daughter, Hazel, and
Mrs Maggie Wallick OF Cambridge
City.
SPARTANBURG, Ind.-Misses Vir-
ginia and Marguerite Scott spent the
first part of the week with Misses
Geneva and Edna Burkhardt. :. Mrs.
Ira Taylor and daughter, Carrie and
Misses Dorothy and Louine Taylor
spent Wednesday with Rev. Scott and
family. Mrs Roy Crist and baby,
Anita. left Sunday afternoon for Jones'
boro after a visit with relatives IN
Spartanburg. The former will visit for
a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Parks Moore of Jonesboro after which
she will leave for her home ..... A
large number of children OF the Spart-
anburg Christian Sunday school are
practicing for Children's play which
will be given some time next month
Rev. and Mrs. NJ R. Scott and
daughters, Marguerite and Virginia,
and sons, Heman and Arthur, and Miss
Blossom Elliott motored to Newcastle
Saturday where they visited with their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carr The day w6s spent in
Memorial park. =. &. A surprise was CIV
en- for Mrs Herman Hill Monday eve
ming by her neighbors in honor of her
birthday The many friends brought
cakes and made ice cream. fine
time was enjoyed by all present.
ThCse who enjoyed the evening were:
INLAND Mrs. Fred HoIlingsworth and
little daughters, Genieve and Betty
Gene, Mrs. John Hastings and son,
Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Burman Clark
and son. Bobbie, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Moore and children, Mildred and Har
ry, Mrs Blanche Tharpe and chill
dren, Mabel and Oscar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Colvin and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Hill and children, Will
Lipp, Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhardt
and children, Misses Virginia and
Marguerite Scott and Ed Lipp. 49,.
Mrs. Frank Stone and granddaughter,
Hazel Clark of this place, spent the
afternoon at Glen Miller.
CENTERVILLE, Ind One of the
largest social gatherings of the Ma
sons and Eastern Star lodges was held
Friday evening and a splendid pro-
- gram was prepared by Mrs. Julian
Dunbar and committee, consisting OF
short addresses by members of the
Masonic Order and readings, songs
and musical numbers by members of
the Eastern Star and children At the
close of the program an excellent ban
quet was served in the dining room.
The next work of the Eastern Star will
be July IA. and Williamsburg chap
ter has been extended an invitation
to attend . Miss Ruth Baldwin re-
turned 10 her home in Muncie this
week after visit of several days with
Andrew Dunbar and other relatives
...H. H. Peelle and Tracy Clark of
Richmond enjoyed fishing trip and
camp out near Nashville, Brown coun-
ty, the latter part of last week. Mrs
Beck, mother of John Beck of Corners
~yille, is here for visit with her son
family Rev. Marie Cassel is
spending a part of this week with her
parents at Paramount, after which she
will visit Miss Pearl Redding at Bluff