The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-26


Henry Schaaf, piano dealer, after III
burglars had chioroformed several
members of the family
Christmas bandits also raided tn
home of Arthur Flower. bank presi-
dent. and. Mrs. Edward Breis, and oh.
tanned more than $4,000 in cash and
jewelry.
Mr.. Stivers. Rev. G. G. Edwards. Of
Franklin, former pastor here, and
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley conducted
the funeral Mrs. Stanley spoke Of
the sterling character of the deceased
and the ideals for which he alwass
stood. The local Masonic Jorge con
Quoted funeral services at the graTe.
BROWNSVILLE, Ind Abnom r.
Bins, the high school principal, IS
spending the Christmas vacation in
Coatsville The Christmas enter
@tainment at the Methodist church wa
a wonderful success. A large crowd
enjoyed the program. The Christmas
tree held presents for every one &c
pecially the little people. Rev. c. G,
Brown and family spent Christmas az
the home Of Mrs. Browns parents Mr..
and Mrs. f. T. Fry of Falmouth. 49,.
Miss Hattie Gear. who has been yeI'y
sick is able to be out. Mrs. John
Bell has been very sick of influenza
but is now getting better. =. Mr. and
Mrs John Gavin and son Beaufort
spent Christmas day with Mr. Gavin's
brother at Connersville.. The Won
ans Foreign Missionary society viii
meet with Mrs. Geise at Brownsyflle.
Charlie Maze is seriously i'll. =
Beaufort E. Gavin and Mrs. Edgsr
Bell spent Christmas eve in Falmouth
as the guests of Miss Emelyn Brown
and Miss Mary Hackleman. J.. William
Mauch of Frankfort will spend the
weekend with Beaufort Gavin, his
roommate at Purdue. Nelson
Wright of Connersville, formerly Of
Brownsville is recovering from a Sc
we're illness.
CLARK'S STATION, Ohio.-One CT
the simplest pre-holiday weddings wa
solemnized at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Wise near Bakers Store
Saturday evening, when their daughter
| Belle was united in marriage to Chal-
mer Riegle, a young farmer of near
Clark's Station. Rev B. T. Sharp, Of
near Weimer's Mill officiated. The
were attended by Orla Riegle, a bro
Their of the groom, and Miss Dais.5
! Stump of near Jaysville, a close frien1
of the bride After The ceremony wa
performed bounteous and elegau
| supper awaited the guests. Thos
who We're present were: Mr.. and Mrs
D. B. Wise, Rev and Mrs. B. T. Share
of near Weimer's Mil, George Putef-
| baugh, Sr., and Gearge Puterbaugh, il.
| and family, all of Greenville, Miss
| Daisy Stump of near Jaysville, Mrs.
! Sam Riegle, Orla Risgle, Handy Rio
| gle and family. Irwin Riegle and wife.
/ all of Clark's Station They will re-
/ side for the present with the bride'5
/ parents -. Loren James and family
| shopped in Greenville Saturday. Adj
/ Retiring of Angling Avenue was in our
| midst last "wednesday. Mr. and MIS-.
/ George Moore shopped in HollaEsburg
lasa Wednesday afternoon. Quite It
4 number Of people from here attended
! the entertainment at the Lake school
!, house last Thursday evening. Dir.
4 and Mrs Charles Boliinger stopped in
! Greenvil4e last Thursday . Clyde Tea
ford and family shopped in Greenville
| Friday. "A large number of people
attended the entertainment at The
! Clark's station school house last fri
1 day evening. Luetta Bollinger assis
ed Mr. and Mrs. Oryille Roifs NOV
/ to their new home west of Palestine
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rupe
shOpped in Hollansburg last Thursday
4 Clyde Teaford ard family enter
tanned company SUNDAY. Quite 2
number of people of this vicinity a.
4 tended the Christmas entertainment al
i Beech Grove church Sunday night.
Il George Cooyer and family of Greer
i vile, spent Sunday afternoon with, n =.
and Mrs. Dan Petry. Mrs. Ed Down
i ing and children Of New Paris speni
Christmas with Wilson Lut2 and
family.