Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 108, 23 March 1916 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1916

NEW MEMBERS Movie Flashes From Life

ENTER CHESTER M. E. CHURCH

By Temple

CHESTER, Ind., March 23. ReT. Ullrier filled his appointment her Sunday morning. Three new members were received by letter at' the morning service. Next Sunday evening will be the last preaching serviceof the conference year Mrs. Mattle Kendall has been confined to her home the past week with an attack of neuritis. .. .Miss Bonnie Carman was the guest of Miss Carrie Boerner Sunday... .Rev. Ulmer took Sunday dinner with Ollie Boerner and family Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Crawford of Richmond were guests of Michael Kendall and family Sunday. ...Mies Blanche Carman spent Sunday with Misses Lucile and Marjorie Huffman Richard Cutter Is improving nicely at Reid hospital. .. .Will Wesler is making maple molasses. .Bert Carman. Elmer Berg and Fred Pickett" visited Richard Cutter at Reid hospital Sunday Mrs. I Richard SImms was called to Craw-

fordsville last week to attend the funeral of her brother Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Duke visited Earl Mitchell and family Sunday afternoon. . . .Mr. Green is improving from pneumonia Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fulghum of Fountain City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Fulghum Sunday. .. .Mr. Harold and family of Richmond have moved into the Tom Smith property on Church street The Ladies' Aid society will meet next Wednesday. The time will be spent quilting Wilson Kendall has been walking on crutches the last few days as the result of rheumatism. Mrs. Ida Pickett visited Mrs. Silas

Williamson Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vornauf of near Whitewater spent Saturday night and Sunday with Harry Vornauf ... .Miss Bonnie Carman spent last week with relatives in Richmond Mrs. Walter Schneider is visiting relatives in Boston, Ind.... Mr. and Mrs. Maeberry Study attended the funeral of a relative at Williamsburg Saturday Miss Clara Kendall is at homo this week for the spring vacation .Miss Marjorie Pickett suent the 'week end with Miss Helen Hall in Richmond. . ...Farr Frazler's house was burned

to the ground Tuesday morning. By the help of neighbors the. household goods were saved.

SMITH LISTS CAUSES MAKING DEFECTIVES

Development , of public opinion and awakening of the public conscience is necessary .4o eliminate causes resulting in mental defectives, epileptic and insane people, according to Dr. S. E. Smith, superintendent of the Eastern Hospital for the Insane, who spoke before the Woman's Collegiate club in the high school auditorium last night. Dr. Smith for the most part confined his talk to a discussion of the constitution of prematurely developed

and nervous children. He listed heritage, alcoholism , and ' syphilis as the three most dangerous causes leading to, the birth of mental defectives and Insane children.

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By Miss Florence Bell.

At Movies Tonight

Lyric. To find that his wife had posed in the nude unknown to him not only startled but enraged Gerald Jeffries. When the young millionaire found, in addition, that a former secretary who had swindled him had secured the picture and put it up in public exhibition, the young millionaire became furiously eager to be revenged. The situation outlined arises in "Born of the People," at the Lyric tonight a Cold Seal two-reel society drama, written and produced by Grace Cunard. Miss Cunard in addition plays n leading role with Jack Holt, who, by the way, makes a splendid partner lor her.

Mrs. Mahala Huffman was a guest Saturday of Mrs. Mary Rafe.. . ..Mrs. Ida Lawson entertained Sunday, Miss Cora Castor Mrs. Martha Bowman, of Richmond, was a guest at the home

of Attorney and Mrs. Frank Mason, Monday. She also attended the History club Miss Ruth Allen, entertained Miss Ruth Ambercrombie, of Indianapolis, over Sunday.. ... .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rhinehart had for their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. William Bookout, Mr. apd Mrs. Orpha Jones, Miss Ida Rinehart, Reta and Hylda Jones. ....Mrs. Otis Stamm and baby went to New Castle Sunday, and were

guests of relatives until Monday.

Philomath Events

By Gertrude McCashland.

Wood and family, Paul Wright and sisters and Miss Dorothy McMullen of the Robinson chapel neighborhood at

tended literary here Friday night Earl Doddridge spent Tuesday in Milton with his parents.

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BOYS STEEL BEER.

Ml'XCIK. Ind.. March 23. Four lads are in jail here charged with Floating n basket of bottled beer and 1,000 pennies from a drug store.

Mrs.' Will Brown and Margaret Griffith were in Richmond Saturday.... Misses Ethel and Esther Frazer called

on Mrs. Renner Saturday evening

John Green made a business trip to Richmond Monday. ... Mr. and Mrs. J. T. H ungate were in Muncie Saturday. ....Enos Veal is on the sick list.... Colwell Miller spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mill Mrs. Curt RylanC is very ill Ham Snodgrass of Losantsville was here Sunday.

FIND $35 IN JAIL.

ANDERSON, Ind., March 23. Merl Stansberry and Tony Kuskieveh, locked up awaiting trial in juvenile court, found $35 hidden between pipes in the radiator of their cell.

Economy Church News

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher and daughter Darlie, attended church at Springersville, and took , dinner with the former's father Miss Gertrude McCashland left for Richmond Satur

day to spend some time with her sister Mr. and , Mrs. Daniel Plankenhorn visited Tuesday with the latter's sister near Centerville.. . . .Fern Rose returned to school at Brownsville Monday after two weeks visit with her parents., .j .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Doddridge and daughters spent .Sunday with Herbert Simley and. family

Samuel Fisher was at Richmond on business Saturday Mrs. Ardia Plankenhorn and the Misses Gladys and Mildred Plessinger were Sunday callers on Mrs.' Ora Hendrix. Mrs. Ross Stevens and daughter Dorothy, visited their aunts, Lizzie Nolting and Mary Plankenhorn Thursday J. F.

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HEALTH AND INCOME. Both Kept Up on Scientific Food.

157 ATTEND SERVICES. Sunday at the M. K. church there were 157 in Sunday school and collections amount to $2.54. The sermon Sunday morning was very interesting. It was entitled, "By Grace We Are Saved." and was hold to be one of Rev. Polhemus' most interesting sermons. Sunday evening the subject was "The Shepherd." BROTHERHOOD BANQUETS. The Brotherhood banquet will be held Friday night in the M. E. church. Rev. Somerville Light of Richmond, will deliver nn address. Fish will be nerved by the entertainment committee of which Lou Cain is chairman.

GIVES PICTURE SHOW. At the Methodist church Saturday night the Richmond Palladium will give a moving picture show. DELIVERS ADDRESS. Dr. David Dennis of Earlham college, will deliver an address at the M. E. church Saturday night on "Tuberculosis." A large attendance is expected nt this meeting.

PLAN COMMENCEMENT. Commencement at Economy will be held Saturday night May 6. There are five students in the high school class and ten students in the common schools who will graduate. Gates' orchestra of Richmond will furnish the music on this occasion. The speaker has not been selected.

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