Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 201, 5 August 1915 — Page 7

PAGE SEVEN NEWS FROM 'SUBURBAN

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1915

NONAGENARIANS OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS AT MILTON

Miss Barbara Kern Receives Callers and Friends on Her Ninety-third Birthday Anniversary.

Mrs. Anna M. Rothermel, 92 Years Old, Able to Greet Many Friends on Her Natal Day.

MILTON", Ind., Aug. 5. Friends and relatives are In receipt of cards stating that Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Atkinson, of South Bend, announce the marriage of their daughter, Pearl Elizabeth to Mr. Norman H. Raustead of Chicago. At home after September 1, Slvana, Washington. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Atkinson, who recently moved from Richmond to South Bend. She is also a gradudaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson of Milton. Miss Barbara Kern was 93 years old Wednesday. She was the recipient of many post cards, letters and flowers. 6he also received many callers who wished her the return of many anniversaries. Mrs. Anna M. Rothermel was 82 years old Wednesday. Many gifts were given her. She received many callers and says the day was a very happy one to her. Both Miss Kern and Mrs. Rothermel were born in Pennsylvania. The Purdue "Hog Special" will be on the Pennsylvania tracks at Cambridge City August 10. This will be of much interest to farmers in this vicinity as lectures will be given. The

hours will be from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. The management will demonstrate and exhibit. Thos. B. Lantz went to Shelbyville, 111., to spend Sunday with his son Ralph Lantz. Mr, and Mr" Oliver Wallace were at Richmond Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Izor of Indianapolis is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson, also her husband's sister, Miss llattle Izor and Mrs. Henry HusBey. Visit at Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wagner and Mrs. Will Wissler" were at Williamsburg Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown. Mrs. Jos. Kelgel of Cambridge City, visited her daughter, Mrs. H. D. Huddleston Wednesday. Mrs. Elmer Lowry entertained her nlecps, Misses Helen and Vivian Mncke of Lonantsvillo. Mrs. W. 11. Swope and daughter-in-law, Mrs. ina Swope, attended the funeral of M it,. W. H. Swope's brother, William Osbcrn, at Cambridge City Wednesday. Mre. Alice firesh entertained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hurst of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Park Lantz of Petoekey, also Misses Luella. Lantz and Norma Hurst at dinner Tuesday evening.

NEW PARIS MEN VIEW EASTLAND AFTER DISASTER

NEW PARIS, Aug. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. R. Daugherty have joined the ever increasing line of autoists, having a two passenger car. Word received from M. H. Pence and O. W. Sherer states that they viewed the Eastland death ship Monday and that 50 more bodies were recovered. Robert Marshall returned Sunday to Westerville, O., where he is assisting his father on a big cement contract. Russell Miller and boy friend of Covington, O., came through here Tuesday and visited local friends enroute to Richmond. Harry Daugherty has had the misforrune to lose another horse. Messrs. and Mesdames J. W. Reinheimer. D. F. Reinheimer, W. P. Mills, E. L. Reinheimer and family and E. C. Mikesell and family invited themselves to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark in the country Monday evening and spent a most delightful evening. An inspection of the new electric lighting system which Mr. Clark has installed in his home, was made after which refreshments were served, the guests taking a portion, and the daughter of the house, Miss Mildred Clark, surprising the surpriscrs with a portion. Miss Gertrude Colvin spent Sunday with Miss Esther Ashinger at Richmond. J. W. Reinheimer who has been with L. J. Reid for several years in the hardware store as clerk, tas severed his connection with Mr. Reid and after a vacation will take up other work. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sherer visited Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sherer at Richmond Monday night, the latter family leaving Tuesday morning for a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Sherer's mother. Mrs. Leeh in Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Commons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McPherson at Eldorado. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barton left for California Monday morning after a pleasant week's vacation-visit with Mr. Barton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barton. Mrs. Glenn Noggle and son Ray of Oxford, U. S. Ray and daughters, Helen and Gertrude of New Madison, called on local friends Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Strieker, Alfred Crawford, Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Bennett and Chas. Bennett were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Calkins.

, The Rebekah lodge conferred degrees on Miss Ethel Turner and Mrs. George Turner Tuesday evening. The work was nicely done by the local degree team. The Rev. F. M. Westhafer will preach at Doddridge chapel Sunday. Emerson Gause is home from Dayton, Ohio, to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Gause. Mr. and Mrs. Fink have moved from Harrisburg to Milton. Walter Basson has gone to Connersville. - Miss Maude Ball was at Richmond Wednesday. Miss Blanche Moore has returned from the State Normal. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Huddleston, Mrs. Colbert Crownover and Miss Cotana Ingermann, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doddridge," Mrs. Park Lantz, Misses Nettie and -Vivian Bennett went to Connersville Monday evening and attended the band concert.

WOMAN OBSERVES NINETY THIRD YEAR

WEST MANCHESTER, O., Aug. 5 Mrs. Barbara Ott, who makes her home with her daughter near Lewisburg, was pleasantly surprised Saturday by

her children and relatives of the family on the occasion of her ninetythird birthday anniversary. The guests went to the old Ott homestead where a sumptuous dinner was spread for Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Ott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank George, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lyons and daughter of Ansonia, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Siler of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chambers and family of Lewisburg, Elijah Ott and family of Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lyons and sons Roy and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Osterhaus, Chas. Gauch and family, John Gauch and family, Lonnie Swihart and family, Charles House and family, Mrs. Clint Parks and Mr. and Mrs. John Gang-wer.

W. MANCHESTER, O.

Mrs. George Spullen and family of Troy, O., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Banfill of Xenia, O., spent Sunday with Albert Banfill and wife. Charles Hayes is shipping his house

hold goods to Indiana, where they will make their future home. Mrs. W. S. Richeson, Misses Mary Bause and Frances Cheeseman and Mr. Earl Moore of Greenville and Miss

Helen Moore of Bellefontame, were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Myers. William Foos and wife spent Sunday with John Brown and family at Lewisburg. Mrs. Cassie Banta and Mabel and William Banta spent Sunday afternoon at Kingsville with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Parks. Edgar Foos of Dayton, spent Thursday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WTill Foos. O. L. Trump and Walter Trump and families spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs'. George Trump. John Gauch and family were afternoon visitors.

CENTER VILLE BOARD LETS CONTRACT FOR REPAIRS TO SCHOOL CENTERVTLLE, Ind., Aug. 5 At a meeting of the school board yesterday, the contract for furnishing coal for, school purposes for the year was let to Dunbar Bros., the contract for redecorating the walls of the laboratory and halls was given to Charles Capellar. The vacancy that has occured on the teaching force will be filled later. A number of applications are on file. At the election of officers no change was made. H. H. Peelle retains the presidency, Mrs. Lenna King, secretary and Leroy Kimmey treasurer. A baby girl arrived atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones of South Ash street, and a girl came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gallinger, of East Main street, Tuesday night. Everette Mason, Jesse Matthews, John Shadle, Garrett Wilson, Donald Crouse, formed a camping party for the week, near Bryant Chapel. Forest Kempton went to Indianapolis Wednesday. Mr. Charles Commons of Chicago,

was a guest of his parents, Mr. andY

Mrs. W. S. Commons and brother, Horace Commons and family, Sunday. Mrs. Druly attended the funeral of her brother at Cambrbidge City, yesterday. At a meeting of the council Tuesday evening Edward A. Anderson was appointed to fill the vacancy on the

force caused by the resignation of John Nixon.

Dublin's Social Activities

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Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of Richmond were guests of Walter Moore and family Sunday evening. Miss Genevive Anderson entertained the H. G. L. club Tuesday after

noon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson spent Sunday with Mrs. Will Haisley at Webster. Layton Brown of Bellefontaine was the guest of Chester Anderson Saturday night and Sunday.

Mrs. W. E. Floyd spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Furgenson, of Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith of Richmond, spent Sunday with Wm. Hicks and family. Miss Mella is visiting her sister, Mrs. Leonora Snyder, at Huntington. Mr. Harry Ridenour has purchased a Ford and will run a jitney bus at New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Fafeber entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner Monday evening, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hemby and daugh

ter, Elma, Mr. and Mrs.' Clarence Ingermann of Cambridge City and children, Mrs. W. Balanger and children, of Flint, Michigan, and Fred Hayes and daughter, Evelyn. Mrs. W. Balanger and son, William, returned to their, home in Flint, Michigan, after a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Fudington of Muncie, were guests of Mrs. Fred Hayes, the latter part of the week. Miss Evelyn Hayes and Miss Flossie Money were in Richmond Saturday. ' " Visits in Winona. Mr. Raymond Hunnicutt is at Winona. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bennett of near Richmond, spent Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bilby. Mr. and Mrs. G. Toney.and Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Toney and daughter,

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Louise, of Richmond, spent Sunday with A. P. Money and family. 1 Mrs. Jessie Reinhart and children are visiting relatives in Hagerstown. Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Hall were in New Castle, Monday on business. Mr. Laymond, who has been carpentering for Mr. Fred Schwirt, fell from the scaffold Saturday and was badly hurt. He is improving slowly. Mrs. Nettie Heglar of Peoria, 111., is home for a visit with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm'. Smith. Entertains Friends. Mrs. Maud,Qrover6 entertained Miss Flossie Money, Miss Madge Bilby, Miss Evelyn Hayes and Miss Marjorie Floyd. Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinniman were in Shelbyville, Sunday, visiting her mother, Mrs. Heip. . Miss Maud Brown of Centerville, visited friends and relatives Sunday. Miss Mary Champe and Howard Champe went to Indianapolis to attend the wedding of Miss Mary James, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Clark Smith wa6 in Richmond, Tuesday. W. E. Floyd was in Richmond on business, Tuesday. Claude Caaady of Richmond, after a two weeks' stay here, returned t. his home this week. Miss Guletta Champe and Mrs. Pearlie Miles visited the Springport museum, Tuesday.

METHODIST AID f.'EETS ECONOMY, Ind Aug. 5. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church held a business meeting Wednesday afternoon, and those whose birthday is in August entertained the other members. . The entertainment committee consisted of Mrs. Link Morrison. Mrs.

Jennie Conarroe, Mrs. Mary Peterson, Miss Belle Conley and Miss Grace Garrison. Mrs. Anna Bishop gave a reading and Miss Ruby Morrison sang a solo. Refreshments were served.

WEST ALEXANDRIA

Mrs. John Plander was In Dayton. Thursday. Vera Fritz was at Lewisburg. Saturday evening. Miss Loretta Hanlon Is the guest of Miss Isis Wolfe. Jerry Bishop is seriously sick at his home, east of town. . Mrs. Marie Cowden of Troy, is visiting Mrs. P. A. Saylor. Miss Hattie Lock man of Cincinnati, is visiting friends here. Mrs. Jehn L. Emlet spent Sunday with friends ia Dayton. Miss Thelma Howland is visiting friends at Union City, Indiana.

Miss Helen Markey is at Niles,

Michigan, for a few weeks' stay.

A large crowd enjoyed the farmers'

picnic Saturday in Voge's grove.

STOCKMAN TO HOLD PUBLIC STOCK SALE

ECONOMY, Ind., Aug. 5. Mr. Lee Lamb attended the Muncie fair yesterday. Miss Edna Carolyn Garrison left Wednesday for her home at Montpelier after a week's visit with her sister, Grace Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole are visiting in Muncie. John W. Taylor, the well-known farmer, stockman and shipper, will hold a sale August 25. Ed Martin has returned from RIcnmorid. Bales Pugh, who bought the Gwinn property, is cleaning up the premises preparatory to moving.

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Names of Persons Who Have Purchased

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during the three years the Bethard Auto Agency has been in Richmond. These parties are residents of Wayne county and we believe constitute at least 1-3 of the automobile owners in the county. What further recommendation can you ask? We have just contracted for 400 Fords for the coming year, beginning August 1st.

C. T. Price & Son Richard Paulson Wm. Cooper Dr. David W. Stevenson. D. R. Funk J. H. Miller George Beeson Ed. Valentine . Wm. P. Taylor Benning & Son John Fender Wm. Hippard J. C. Propps L. Z. McKee Frank Wallace A. D. Pierce W. K. Bradbury Grieder & Hawkins Eldo Cain John W. Retz B. C. Gaiser Lewis Garrett Homer Welch Alpheus Baldwin Sam Garrett Sam Clevenger J. B. Wharton Dr. Chas. Marvel Mrs. Chas. Pyle E. G. Kemper Charles Potter Dr. M. S. Bulla Adam Bartel George Parry Wm. Jones Wm. Kittle Miller Kemper Co. Harry Endsley Cliff Price H. D. Robinson Elmer Leiter John M. Werking Art. Cain Monroe Sherry John Feeley Sanford Henning W. L. Chenoweth Charles Crocker Clark Bros. Cooper Dairy Co. Ralph Coe Dale Stevens Chas. O. Smith Herman F. Pardieck A. H. Jones, M. D. Charles Rothermel Mrs. Martha A. Snyder F. S. Dodd Francis Draper John C. Darnell Dr. George B. Hunt Geo. W. Smith Dr. Canaday Dr. J. E. King Dr. Foutz LeRoy Mansfield I. E. Smith Roy Carroll Rebecca E. Fulghum - Frank Waltz N. B. Thornberg George Bright Mrs. Caroline Fine

Charles Moore Harry C. Pittman Wm. Bachmeyer Bertha Hawkins Jos. Gilbert Newton Bunker Leslie Whittington C. F. Williams J. C. Keever Frank Wallace Dr. W. W. Neff J. H. Clements ' R. A. Foley John A. Ratliff Clara M. Franklin Arthur Curme Will H. Scott Harry B. Patti Wm. Smoker Adam Bartel Co. Turner Hadley Bertha A. Hogan Nathan Colvin Miller Bros. Mather Bros. Chas. Ridenour Geo. Ansterman Don Overman Chas. B. Sauers T. C. Hubbard Leander Bunker Geo.-Culbertson John Vossler Chas. p. Williams F. E. Thomas H. R. Critchfield J. M. Gibson Chas. Bertram Ben Crawford Frank Hay Dr. Deardorph Ed. Brock Bert Souders Henry Tapey Jay Dewey Geo. Early Harry Thalls Homer Farlow Edgar Norris Jesse Townsend L. H. Beeson J. L. Aiken Rev. T. Kenworthy Ossian W. Hartup Alex. Paxton . AVm. Waking Frank Youngflesh Chas. Surendorf Joe Wade Silas Shendler Fred Scott J. H. Clements A. L. Way Earl Dynes Frank Stafford Elvin Oler o. F. Downing L. S. Day Alex D. Cobb Ross Stevens Robt. L. Wilson Mrs. Amelia Henning J. M. Burt Chas. Haisley F. S. Dodd Chas. Hire Geo. A. Hiser Jas. M. Ladd Homer H. Hunt D. S. Funk Henry Schlagel Gus Weyle c. E. Keever Harmeier lvobt. Boran Leander Anderson Amos E. Ehle Thos W. Erk J. F. Thompson Marton Catey Fred Hackman Harrison Johnsonbaugb. Mrs. Audrey Burkett Oscar Werking Benning & Son Richard Cordell Bert Souders Clayton Miller D. Moody Welling Will Hartman Horace Miller Frank Lutz Vaughn Crocker Richmond Baking Co. Chas. W. Boyd E. L. Ruby Charles Fred A. C. Wischmeler Walter Vossler John B. Hartcorn Perry Holliday R. B. Bond Chas. Shepard Zeddie White Dr. F. L. Harold . S. K. Brandenburg Dr. F. P. Buche Davie Brooks W. O. Jones Chas. Howard R. L. Scott Milton Hoover John Shurley Edgar Norris Lewis H. Sieweke Ollio Weyl H. E. Burris Chas. Stigleman J. L. Gilbert Edgar Lock John Shurley Chas. Kellam John Weil Wm. Sykes J. P. Aiken Wm. Crampton Dan Kiser J. P. Dougherty Ed. Warfel O. D. Acton Wm. ,R. Jarrett Andrew Roser Arthur S. McGrew W. D. Foulke Peter Smith S. W. Nicholson Lou Feltman G. H. Crawford Levi Peacock E. G. Hibbard Frank Brant Marion Marx John Fair Henry Strickler Swayne, Robinson Co. Marion Marx Robt. Gamber Walter Seaney F. S. Dodd Dr. J. C. Blossom Lon Cain E. F. Jones Wm. Hippard Nicholas George C. Woolard Fred Cain Frank Jordan E. D. Stevenson Bert Souders Clayton Wright C. E. Bradley c. W. Gower Edgar Manning Wm. Clark Harry Frahkel Frank Stawnaker Elmer McGrew Milo Lamb Prof. Dennis J. M. Doddridge L. N. Cox Bert Souders Wm. Blose Howard Turner Geo. Harper O. G. Porterfield John W. Cook Eugene Brubaker Thos. Brennen Rev. N. D. Wolford Chas. A. Stanley Josie Retts Jas. Doddridge John Peltz Ira Reynolds William H. Landing Emma Allen K. B. Fox Sam Doerstler William E. Blizzard Thos. Tarkleson A. M. Tschaen Nick George Earl Cain Louis P. Klieber Richard Paulson E. T. Wright M. E. Hawley John Hipskind Merrit Lamb Ed. Jones Dr. S. E. Bond Miles Shute Geo. W. Slick Harrison Hicks Dan. P. Kitchel Herlan Wilson Armor Ellebarger Dr. Fouts B. F. Parsons H. W. Fisher Oscar Tauer Paul Murphy Walter Hunnicutt Ear', Cair. Dr. W. W. Zimmerman Jas. M. McClure Louis B. Wrede Bert Souders Newman Mendenhall Robt. Connell Lee Nusbau'm Robt. Green C. G. Townsend C. C. Hudelson Harry Aikin Dr. Jos. C. Clawson Lewis Cockerill Chas. Tato John Dynes Rev. Sylvester Billheimer H. T. Kepler Dr. Cox J. W. Lamb Dr. L. C. Hoover Sam Alexander Jake Miller Dr. Zimmerman John C. McClure Frank Kuhlman F. S. Dodd E. C. Dickinson John W. Haustetter Aller. 0!e? Wm. F. Klopp D. W. Atkinson E. M. Owens George Foutz Dr. Bulla Florence Roades Bert Jennings Claytton Kimmel Rhodes Nicholson J. B. Hart Chas. Johanning N. H. Lammott Alex Abbott H. J. Koehring ' Clarence Raper David Parker Bert Souders A. A. Marlatt Will Moore Jas. M. Knapp O. S. Hoover E. Ruch J. M. Elliott Jas. Lawler George Ballinger Jacob Hershberger Marjorie Land H. S. Harter Peter Geier Ed. Hatfield Fred Hackman Conrad M. Rauch Fred Charles Fred Romey John Osbom Erastus Burroughs Joe Brooks Dr. L. F. Ross

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