The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-19
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WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio. y
Miss Devona Howell entertained a
party of girls on Wednesday evening
from 2 until 4 o'clock. Games and
music were enjoyed and refreshments
consisting Of ice cream, cake and lem
onade were served to the following:
Reva and Esther Coming, BERTHE Wal
dren, Blanche Arnold, Eva Thomas,
Ruth Furry, Wealtha Miller, Anna
Gauch, Gertrude Shewmon, Fern
Housman, Martha Somers and Devona
Howell /. The Community Daily Va
cation Bible school opened Monday
morning with an enrolment of $50
pupils, SO seniors, SO primary, 50
junior and Sc intermediate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Couser of Brookville, Mr..
and Mrs. George Phillips of Warsaw,
Indiana and Mrs. ]. c. Bright of Pitts
burg were all present to take up their
respective duties as teachers and ev-
erything started off in fine shape.
Rev. Huey, Dr. Beane and Rev. Petry
have done their utmost to make the
school a success. Miss Lois Ware,
Mrs. Verto McGriff and Miss Helen
Siler were appointed as assistant
teachers. Mrs. Huey and Mrs. G. c..
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Pennsylvania railroad crossing to
safeguard the children in their jour
neys to and from school. The hours
from $3.50 to 1880 a. m. each day,
with recess periods of 20 minutes
each. i. Mrs. Maggie Will was pres
ent at the christening of her little
granddaughter, Dorothy Airline Will
on Sunday afternoon at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Will.
Rev. o. F. bigger had charge of ser
vice. Rev. H. S. Huey secured the
services of Mrs. F. e. Bullock, field
secretary of Sunday school board to
fill his appointment Sunday at Crown
Point that he might be present Mon
day morning at the opening of the
Bible school. The Sunday school
attendance is increasing with cores
ponding interest in the classes. The
attendance Sunday morning was 107,
a number having gone over to Troy
lessened the attendance for that day
-. .Byford Horn and family of Dayton
were weekend visitors of relatives
and friends at this place. Mrs. Lib
bic Horn and son Harold have return
ed to Dayton after a weeks visit here
with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John
Gauch. and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Trump and sons, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. L. Turner and family attended
Sunday school and church Sunday al
the Troy Christian church. The par
ty enjoyed a picnic dinner at the parl
and visited the conservency dances
both at Taylorsville and at Engle
wood. Mrs. H. j. Farley is enter
tanning Mrs Alma LentZ of Elgin
Ill, and Mrs. Inez Smith of Dayton
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Beane anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Verto McGriff spen
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
George Tronleyine. Mrs. H. ]. My
ers entertained her sister Mrs. w. S
Richerson of Greenville, Saturday..
Mrs. Cora Leas is rooming Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Phillips during thei
stay here as teachers of vacation Bi
BILE school and Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Couser are at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs Ferris Longnecker south o
town. Miss Alta Mae Drummer en-
tertained Misses Mildred and Evt
Laird, Lillian Miller and Reva Conin
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs
Arless Furry, Ruth and Hugh Ed
ward visited Glen Miller park Sunda
and called on Mr. and Mrs. Stanle
Hunter in the evening at Eaton.
Misses Irene Leas, Leone Pitman, an
Paul bigger and Walter Bruss enjoye
a Sunday picnic near Richmond. 80.
Catherine Miller visited last wee
with relatives at Germantown an
College Corner. 49,. Mr.. and Mr.;
Frank limerick, Mrs. David Reece, 81
Mrs Irene Reece, Mrs. Daisy Crislel
Miss Delphine limerick of Dayton
and Mrs. Robert Paul held a picni
Tuesday at Glen Miller park. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Morris ente1
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hoff c
Verona and Burley Rantsau and fan
lily to dinner Sunday. Miss Goldi
Shaeffer of Dayton and Misses Naon
Steele and Freda Christman wer