The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-14
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NEW MADISON, Ohio-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Ruse spent Sunday after
with his mother, at Greenyille.
Mrs. Eli Newton Of Greenville, and
Mrs. Mary Quatz, of Richmond. spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs.
Jennie Hecker... Miss Ella Mansfield
of H~ollansburg, spent Saturday with
Mrs. Eliza JONES' Mrs. Martha Hage-
man. Mrs. Alma Stephens and daugh-
ter, Martha, Mrs. Kate Grubbs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Grubbs attended
the Grubbs reunion Sunday at the
Greenyllle fair grounds. Wednesday
morning at $50 O'Clock, Fred Koehler
of Arcanum, and Miss Maggie Brown
We're united in marriage by Rev.
Snyder, at the U. B. parsonage. They
have gone to housekeeping in Arcan-
um, wheir their home already was
furnished. Mrs. Martha Hiatt Craig,
of Kansas, and Mrs. w. A. Chenoweth
of Glen Karn, called on Mrs. Louisa
Smoker and other friends here Satur.
day evening...M Mr.. and Mrs. William
Oyerpeck sold their household goods
and other property at public sale last
Saturday and have gone to Montana,
where Mr.. Overpeck will work at his
trade of blacksmithing. John Mitchell
Of Clay City, Ind, who came to attend
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Coming, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. j. D. King, Mrs. O. D. Noggle,
Mrs. Sam Stump and Mrs Eliza Jones
spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lou
isa Smoker. Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Price
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Noggle attend
ed the district conference at Dayton
Monday. Home coming and rally
day exercises were held at the Green,
vile fair grounds Sunday, the follow
ing U. B. churches being represented
by large delegations; New Madison
Greenville, Union City, Rose Hill
Waterhouse, Mount Zion, Rossburg
Heistand, Yorkshire, Weavers, Nash
vile, Hillsgrove, Caylor, Abbottsville
Arcanum, Ithaca, Castine and Otter
bein. Eighty members from New
Madison yer present. West Man
chester church of Preble county also
sent a large delegation. Officers were
elected for the following year and i
was voted to make rally day an an
nual affair, with the goal for attend
ance next year at 5000. Rev. DuttoI
and Rev. Shannon were the speakers
Attendance at the morning Sunday
school services was 964. and afternoon
attendance was 1900. Schools hers
opened Monday with the following
teachers in charge: Thomas Wenrick
Of Palestine, superintendent; Mr.. Bar
clay, of Middletown, principal; MI
Tibballs, of Ravenna, music; Mis-
Daug, of Trenton, English; Mary Pop
paw, assistant principal; Mrs. Virgi
Spencer, domestic science; Mrs. lett,
Simpson. grammar; Miss Mary Flat
ter, intermediate; Miss Wylnett;
Ozias, second and third grades; Mis-
Hazel Minnich, primary. More thai
100 pupils r enrolled in the higl
school. The Walker district. south o
town, has been added to the tow
school..-..Mr and Mrs. James AukeI
man were slightly injured Saturda,
when a machine crashed into thei
car, as they were on their way t
Spartansburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Aukel
man escaped with slight bruises, a
though their a was considerabl
damaged. Roy Smoker of New Pari
took dinner with Mrs. Louisa Smelke
Monday. Mrs. Sam Stump and soI
Byron, were in Richmond Monday a
ternoon. John Mills, son of J. F
Mills, is suffering from typhoid fever