The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-07
SITE FOR MEMORIAL
TO WRITER OF STATE
SONG NOT CHOSEN
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poser of the state song, "On the Banks
of the Wabash has not been definitely
determined, Gov. McCray said today.
The governor informed S. w. Snive
ly, of Terre Haute, this morning, thai
he believed members of Dresser's fam
lily would finally determine the me
mortal site. Mr.. Snively, representing
Terre Haute residents, called at the
governors office to urge that consid
Grafton be given site on the Wabash
river near Tere Haute.
The governor recently announced
that he thought Tecumseh Trail PARK
near the state soldiers home at La
fayette would be an appropriate place
for the memorial.
Ora Wise, Mrs. Florence Lnderman
Mrs. Earl Ridge, Mrs. Ada Ullcry, Miss
Kathleen Ridge and Caroline Yates
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Ora Wise, Oct 9. AikAaANKN
LIBERTY, Ind.-Mrs. Ellis Porter
and baby of Indianapolis are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shock. -. Mrs
Donald Fosdick and son James went
to Muncie Thursday where they viii
join Donald and make their future
home. Mrs. James O'Toole is pa
tent in Christ hospital, Cincinnati. -.
Howard Huntington was delegate to
grand lodge in Indianapolis Monday
and Tuesday. Mrs Huntington and
her father, George Osborne, accom-
panied Mr.. Huntington to the city.
Jess Stevens, E. H. Bell and Loren
Chastain went to Richmond Wednes-
day evening to hear James Cox. Miss
| Thelma Gels of Connersville spent
few days lately with DR.. and Mrs. c.
H. Gates.
Joseph Gilmore has been transfer
red from a fort near San Antonio,
Texas to Ft. Thomas, Ky His mother
Mrs. Frank Zuttermeister visited him
recently. -. Miss Lena Pohlar and
| George H. Bricla of New Port, KY.
were married Wednesday at the Meth
odist parsonage, by Rev. S. L. Martin.
The pastors aid of the Presbyterian
church met Wednesday afternoon for
their regular monthly meeting. Work
was combined with business and the
| ladies present made and knitted
comfort. Plans were made for a
church supper, Thursday, Oct 10.
Miss Orleana FAKE, of Connersville
and Cass Kuhn, of Liberty, were mar
ried, Tuesday, by Rev. S. l.. Martin.
They will reside in Connersville, where
Mr.. Kuhn is employed by the Exami
ner.
GRATIS, Ohio-The Fidelis class of
the NJ E. Sunday school, met at the
home of Miss Alice Bum, Tuesday
evening. A business session was held
after which lunch was served and a
good time was enjoyed. Those pres
ent were: Misses Gladys Kline, Lu-
ella Flory, Rella Marker, Alice Bum,
Matilda Friend; visitors Donald Flory
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kline. $50.
Many people from Gratis attended
/ the Butler county fair, at Hamilton,
this week. =. The Rally Day services
will be held at the First Brethren
church, Sunday, each class is plan
ming on helping with the program.
Communion services will also be held
in the evening. Jesse Fudge and
son, Keith, of Dayton spent Thursday
in town . . Mrs. Ella Yingling has re-
| turned home after spending few
months with her friends. Miss Nor
ma Darragh got first place in the
clothing club at the fair and viii get
a free trip to Columbus. The L. o.
/ L. b. cluD or IOOuS Cluu. IcC6lNSu NV
banner for being the champion club
of the county. e.. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Eavers and daughters, Helen and
Ruth, spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
IC. S. Apple, Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Brown OF near
West Elkton moved on the farm that
Logan Welbaumn vacated Wednesday.
The Welbaumns are moving 10 Co
shocten The NJ. E. Aid society met
at the home of Mrs. Ida Glaze Wednes-
day for an all-day quilting and TO do
patchwork Mrs. Glaze served dinner.
Funds raised by the dinner will be
used to help the church. Those pres
emit were: Laura Dull, Bell Doty, Anna
Furry, Cora Geeding, Kate Geeding,
Edna Friend. Mary Bum, Gertie
Houser, Mrs. Love, Matilda Brill, Ida
/ Oldfather, Ida Moses, Eta Kline, Edith
Zurich, Mable Bookwalter, Mary lzor,
Francis Kiracofe, Jane Flatter, Libbie
Tanruther, Carrie Dull, Daisy Cole
man, Mrs. Warren Ulrich, Vide Oar
ragh, Anna Shade, Edna Palhemus-
Sadie Zimmerman, and little Clarence
Palhemus and Robert Flatter.
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