The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-09


school at 9:15 o'clock in the morning,
L. C. laval, superintendent; meeting
for worship, at 1920 o'clock in the
morning. The public is invited to-
both meetings.
is i'll of pneumonia. .-.... Mrs. T. A.
Dean is Ill.,. Rev. and Mrs. Hin
shaw, Gail Pickett, Ruby Stanton and
Deryl Rowe attended revival meeting
at West River Thursday evening.
Frank Phillips returned here Thurs
day after visiting his daughter at Bos
| ton.
DUNLAPSVILLE Ind-Mr. and
Mrs. George Crist shopped in Liberty
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Davis
were in Cambridge City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Woods and
Mrs. Anna Brookbank spent Wednes-
day at Woodlawn farm south of Quak-
ertown as guests of Herbert Melvin
and family Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Tai
bot and Mrs. Carrie Crist were in Rich
mond Tuesday. Mrs. Rosa Davis and
Mrs. Anna Powell were guests Wednes-
day of Mrs. Nan r. LEIGH. $500. Ross
Rutherford and family, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher at
Mrs. Willard Pickering at the groom's
mother at their farm home near Lewis
vile, Tuesday evening. George Stan
ley made a business trip to Liberty
Thursday Alex Hodge, who recent
| ly left here to spend the winter in
California, took dinner with Mr.. and
! Mrs. c. V Eckman at their home in
Pasadena, Calf on Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Ritchey of Red
Lands were their guests also.
i LIBERTY, Ind-Craig Cronin who
is attending school at Dayton univers-
ity has been the guest of his parents
here. u. J. McCarty has returned to
his school duties in Indiana univers-
lity. Mrs. NJ. E. Best of Monticello
has returned to her home after spend
ing two weeks with her son, Clyde and
! family. =. Charles Davis and Mr.. and
| Mrs John Davis attended a family re-
union in Everton. Miss Essie Hamil-
ton was in Cincinnati Wednesday. :.
Rev. S. L. Martin, L. c. MUIR and o.
, NJ. Penick were in Dayton Friday to
. hear Rev. Billy Sunday. Misses
Mary and Alice Humpsher of Frank.
. lin are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Kennedy Mr.. and Mrs. James Cliff
IOn VI ~NOtIACISb IL NC1O III
Wednesday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Union county Jefferson club was held
on Wednesday evening at the clut
room on East Union street About 100
persons were present. The meetins
was in the nature of a farewell recep
ton for DR.. G. G. Clawson, who i:
\ leaving for his new home in Rich
t mond A delicious turkey dinner will
e all the trimmings was served. Off
Y GERS for 1923 were elected as follows
!. president, Dewitt Snyder; vice presi
o dent, Alice Connell, secretary, Nor;
g Gleason; treasurer, E. T. Maze.
!. All the teachers of the Liberty-Cen
e ter township schools will attend tn,
e sixth district teachers association a
s Richmond Saturday. Hon. Earl Bloom
). and wife of Bowling Green, Ohio, wer,
!. guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. R. Beard.
r Mrs Sam Butler and daughter have
l. been guests of relatives in Oxford.
'. Miss Bess Colyer has returned t,
e Indianapolis after short visit here
r -. Miss Enid Orr has returned t,
5. Indianapolis after being a guest O
5. her parents here. -. Albert Post haa
5. returned from a motor trip to Cham
J, paign and Urbana, ILL.,. /. George Stev
q ems is the guest of friends in Con
l. verse and Alexandria Mr.. and Mrs
D Bert Conway and childre, of Morris
J. town, were guests of Garfield Conawa-
W and family. this week. Theodor
r Brendell has returned to Indianapoli
after visiting Unien county friend
and relatives for several days.
IL Laurence Daugherty has returned t
S Connersvflle, after having been til,
IS guest of relative shereforseveral days
e MILTON, Ind.-The Missionary sc
t. ciety of the Christian church met wit
4, Mrs Albertson, with Mrs. Henry Hess
}. Mrs. Flora Ferguson, Mrs. Swaffor
r and Mrs Omer Kerlin assistant hos
IL esses. The following program wa
IS given: Devotions, Mrs. Elizabeth Kin
It mel; people and Resources of Lati
America" Mrs. Hammer; Light 70
v Religious Darkness" Mrs. WiIliar
a Vessel; "Vitalizing. Life in Lati
s America, Mrs. Ed Wilson; ''Echoe
II from Everywhere" Mrs. Wallace Wal
y rem. The next meeting will be gentle
d mems night The committee in charg
e is E. P. Jones, Alfred Sample and E
a Wilson Funeral services for Col.
e. ert Crownoyer were held Saturday af
" ernoon at his late residence and wer
S, conducted by Rev. Coleman. Two solo
l. were sung by Mrs. Clarence Ingerma
s. of Cambridge City and one song wa
S. sung by quartet from the Methods
S. choir Those from distance attendin
IL the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
S, Crownover and family of New Madison
or Ohio; Mrs. Kingen, Mrs. Scott and NJ
Of Barner of Greenfield; Mrs. Doyne {
IS Indianapolis, Mrs. Martin and Waite
Of Crownover of ,Kokomo. -. The littl
a daughter of Mr.. Clark, who had he
tonsils removed last week at Reid ho
pitaI, is home and recovering nicely.
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