Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 312, 13 December 1915 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1915 j

SODALITY RECEIVES 11 TO MEMBERSHIP ON ITS ANNIVERSARY Observance of the thirty-sixth anniversary of the organization of the Sodality of the, Blessed Virgin Mary was held Sunday at St. Andrews' church, when one hundred members, constituting; practically the entire membership attended impressive services. The members met at the lyceum and went-to church in a body to receive holy communion at the 7:30 o'clock imass Sunday morning, and at vespers in the afternoon heard the special sermon by the Rev. Frank A. Roell.. Eleven candidates were admitted to membership in the organization at the vesper service. Following are the

names: Florence Tuecke, Clara Meyer, Salome Moskal.Crescentia Asfalg, Loretta Korves, Marguerite Jelly, Lillian Snediker, Margaret Habing, Mary Bankowski, Florence Morgenroth and Mary Pfeiffer. ' The - officers of the Sodality are:. Director, Rev. . F. . A. . Roell ; ; prefect,5 Rosamond Herold; assistant prefect, Henrietta Maag: second assistant prefect, Caroline Witte; secretary, Agnes Grothaus; sacristan, Elizabeth Menke; director of choir, Helen Miller. The next election of officers will be held Sunday, January 2. '

THUG 8NATCHES PURSE

' EATON, O.,' Dec. 13-Mrs." Russell McNeal was the victim of a purse snatcher late Saturday while returning to her home on North Franklin street. The pocketbook contained only a small amount of change. The man followed Mrs. McNeal from the business district.

Deaths in -Preble3

MRS. CATHERINE POTTS NEW PARIS Word has been -'received here of the death of Mrs. Catherine Potts, 72, at the ' home - of her son, Perry," at "MonroerO- . . Mrs. Potts' was , well known 1 here, having ; lived with' her daughter, Mrs. James Kuth for some. time. " Servives will be held at the home in Monroe Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, after which the funeral cortege will move by automobiles to Camden, O., where additional services will be. conducted in the Methodist church by the Daughters of Rebekah. " Besides Mrs. Kuth there are three surviving sons, Perry, of Monroe, Ola; recorder of Preble county, and Will, both of Eaton.

In Madagascar there has been discovered-a tree producing coffee that is said to be free from caff ein.

WANT ACADEMY' LEET

. An effort Is being made by , the Earlham Affairs.' association to hold, the inter-acamemic meet' here - next spring. The matter has been takeq up with the officials and if. they respond favorably the meet will be held here. This contest Is held annually

and is the -feature event of the;yearj

with the schools thaU take part Fairmount, Bloomingdale, ' Vermillion Grove and fPlainfield Central academies. ; . , if' :. ,-'-v

EXPLOSION KILLS TWO

- FORT WAYNE. Ind., Dec. 13. Archibald Spear,' SO, and Herman Bohen, 52; - are- dead v as "a result of an explosion at' the Day Lite Gas company plant west of the city. A carelessly dropped match is- believed to ' have caused - the' explosion. ; Their-, bodies were blown to atoms. V; -

GIIILDREtr REHEARSE CilRISTMAS PROGRAM

.With the completion of the program for the Christmas -entertainment; at Grace Methodist . chureh, rehearsals are being held frequently by the young people. Persons - who are practicing and who will appear on the program are Hugh Foss. William Zimmerman, Jr., Belle Campbell. Eva Rowe, Vivian Nye.-Helen Lang, William Reid, Marjorie Leach, Richard Sheppard, Alice Ellen Page, Ralph Frame, Mary Paulsgrove, Donald Essmaker, Helen Rethmeyer, Noel Deem, Alice Smith, Mary Hubbard. Margaret Livingston, Madge Townsend, Elizabeth Price, Maxine Shaw, Kenneth -Wolf, Bern ice Smith, Lillian Leach, Mildred Bromley, Mary Bills and Catherine Dafler.

EATON RESIDENTS UNDERGO OPERATIONS EATON, 0..Dec. 13. William R. Clawson. a well known resident of this city, is in a Chicago hospital recovering from the effects of an operation performed a few days ago. Local relatives have, been advised the operation was successful and his case hopeful. Together with bis wife. Mr. Clawson went to Chicago one week ago. Lloyd Chrtstman. about 20. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. ChrUtman. who lives three miles northwest of this city, on the Richmond pike, went to Richmond. Ind.. Monday to enter Reid Memorial hospital and submit to an operation for removal of bis appendix.

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