The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-06
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fered a severe attack of pneumonia
last Friday morning. He is believed to
be out of DANGER now. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hollingsworth and Mrs. Ma
omi Plankenhorn. Miss Ida Planken-
horn and Charles Plankenhorn and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Plankenhorn attended
The funeral of Curtis Plankenhorn,
who died on Tuesday evening after a
long illness caused by complication
of diseases. The funeral was held
from the home northwest of Richmond
ut 200 p. III. Friday. Burial was at
Centerville. -. Mrs Schuyler Snyder
and son Gilbert and Mrs. Merle Wheel
er were in Richmond Friday Wal
ter CGiDertson is spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Culbertson Of
Boston The reviva, meetings began
at the II. Z. church Friday evening.
All are earnestly invited to attend.
Rev. Stoner is in charge of the meet
inss. .. A special service will be rem
dcred al the NJ. T.. church on Thurs
day night, March 16. The subject will
be THE Mother and the Church. -.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Friends
church met at the church in an all-day
meeting last Thursday to work on and
lay the new carpet that has recently
been purchased for the church floor.
Among those present were Mrs. F. ID.
Jay, Mrs. A. l.. Baldwin, Mrs. William
Williams. Mrs Cleo Culbertson, Mrs.
Jennie Boston, Mrs. Jennie Boston,
Mrs. Mary Palmer. :. Those from this
place who attended the district bas-
ketball tournament at Richmond Fri
day and Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
William Wilcoxen and daughter Mil
D,,1yn Nd
daughter Esther, Miss Helen Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hunt and daugh-
ter Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Demaree,
Claude Williams, Mrs. Louisa Demaree,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Palmer and son
Lester and daughter Lois.
GRATIS, Ohio-The next number
of the Lyceum course will be held at
the Community hall March 7.......
Aaron Slick From Punkin Creek" a
farce comedy in three acts, will be pre-
scented at the Community hall here on
March IL by a company of home tai
ented people from New Lebanon. Fol-
lowing is the cast of characters:
Aaron Slick, not as green as he looks,
by Venter Priser; WILDER Merridew,
a crooked speculator, Dick Lane; Mrs.
Rose Berry, a Oklahoma widow, Zana
Wormbold; Sis Riggs, regular tom
Alboy, Lora Willis; Gladis May Merri-
dew, a sweet young thing, Ruth Willis;
Clarence Green, a mysterious man,
John Shank; Little Girl in Red, a
Vamp, Dortha Shank. Ten and 90
cents admission will be charged. Doors.
open at o'clock. Tickets will be on
sale at Coleman's store the last half
of the week before March IL -. Mr.
NJ ID ID
week with her sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Smith and attended the farmers
institute while here. Jennie Bousen-
burg of Middletown and Charlie Mil
Ter and family of Germantown were
called Thursday to the bedside of their
father, Sam Miller, who has been seri-
ously i'll the past week. :. Miss Grace
Furry was called home "Wednesday
from her school in Dayton to the bed
side of her grandfather, Lee Furry.
Mr.. Furry has been quite i'll with
pneumonia the past couple week. He
is about 80 years old Miss Alice
Morris of Dayton who came Monday
10 attend the burial of her grand
father stayed over this week to visit
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hink
Norris and other relatives.
NE" PARIS, 'Ohio-The high school
basketball team went to Delaware
Thursday, where they vii! play in the
state tournament Those who went
were Roger Onyett, Paul Mcclure.
Paul Huffman, Lawrence Coblentz, Dali
ion Hill, Dudley Ashman. Orval Bragg,
accompanied by the principal of the
school, il. II. Brandon. :. Mrs. G. T.
Halle" and Mrs. Mollie Middaugh of
f1l,V "
ana Mrs. Albert Halter. They also WIS.,
Nited Clinton Brown and Calvin Mid
. daugh, who are both i'll The Jeffer-
son township library board recently
received shipment of "A new books
which were purchased from the Tag
Day fund. The new books now ready
for the patrons are 2S Boy Scouts IL
brary, four Ruth Fielding series, two
Sleepy Time Tales, four Slumber Town
Grace Harlowe series, two Meadow
Tales, six Motor Boy series, four
Brook Girls, seven Little Colonel Sc
ries, Obstacle Race" Man in Grey"
"Casep Ryan ITO the Last Man.
''Rila of Ingleside." "Quills Window y
To Him That HATH These Young
Rebels Star Dust" Sister Sue
Helen of the Old House." Alice
Adams" Her Fathers Daughter
The Island" IF Winter Comes
Empty Sack. Mysterious Rider" Be
sides these the board has ordered a
number of reference books for use of
the students of Jefferson schools.
There are also a number of volumes
of the best late fiction among the Or
der which have not yet been received.
. Russell Sells made business trip
10 Springfield Tuesday. Plans have
been completed by the members of
the Tuesday club for an old-fashioned
spelling and ciphering match, for the
benefit of the Jefferson school on Fri
day evening, March 10. l.. c. Ashman
will have charge of the match.
NEW MADISON, Ohio.-Mrs. S. w
Bennett is suffering with the flu.
Mrs. Della Stingley has sold her farm
- 10 Mr.. Coombs and will move to Pal
estine. where she has bought property
-. The ladies of the U. B. church
will serve lunch at the Adam Worch
sale north of town Wednesday. March
S.. The community sale of Cheno