Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 283, 14 October 1916 — Page 29

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EASTERN INDIANA SENDS MANY CARS TO STATE PARADE

Twenty-five automobiles which dejrted from Richmond Thursday mornlas trailing the Richmond nana formed fie nucleus for a big delegation representing Eastern Indiana Thursday Afternoon In the centennial parade at Indianapolis. "Wo were pleasesd with the show- : leg the eastern part of Wayne county made," said Horace Kramer, Eastern Indiana chairman for the parade. The band, which made the trip on a truck, Btopped in every town and gave a band concert as a signal for the other autos to fall in on the trip to Irvlngton before proceeding into Indianapolis In line. Connersville and Shelbyrille sent big delegations and other towns responded well to such an extent that eastern Indiana's representation In the parade was greater than that from the western part which began in Terre Haute. There was no official representation frcm Centerville or Cambridge City, the Centerville citizens seeing behind thov centennial what they believed to be a political scheme. "It was not whelly political, how ever," said Mr. Kramer today. Practically every automobile in the eastern section was placarded to show

the county it represented. All the machines made excellent time on the trip" and there were no serious mishaps to mar the pleasure of the day. SHE TYPED OWN . MARRIAGE CONTRACT

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Miss Pauline Cahn remembered the example set by her friend and collegemate, Miss Frieda Kirchwey, and economized on the ceremony which made her the wife of Arthur S. Levy by dispensing with the service of either minister of justice of the peace In New York. The ceremony was purely co-operative. .Mr. Levy, who Is a lawyer, sat down and dictated a contract. .Miss Cahn pounded It out on a typewriter. Then they hummed "Lohengrin" all the way downtown on the subway, and signed the document before Jus- " tice Lehman of the Supreme Court. This makes the fifth contract marriage entered into by graduates of Barnard College. Contract marriages are not frequent In the United States, although they are as binding in law as a religious ttremony. .In Europe they have been customary for many years. Levy said: "We thought we ought to marry ourelves Instead of having come on elss marry us. I am surprised that more young people do not adopt the same method which the State provides for. It Is as simple and as solemn as the usual marriage rites."

Three deposits or coai m nam nave been Investigated by French engineer! and efforts will be made to detlop them,

FINLEY GRAY VISITS IN CAMBRIDGE CITY

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Oct 14. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Cook, of Hicksburg, Ohio, are the guests of the fetter's parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. V. Shidler.... Hon. Flnly Grag of Connersville, was a guest at the Caldwell House, Wednesday... Alfred Chapman was among

the number at Indianapolis Thursday. .....Mrs. Douglas Hollowell was in New Castle Thursday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott Mrs. Mayme Wright has been unable tor duty at the Paul Casket factory the past few days Mrs. Kersey Huffman, of Milton, spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Frank Adams.... Mrs. Nelcon Fuhrman returned Friday after a visit of several days with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albertson, of Greensfork. Mr. and Mrs. John Thurman and

daughter Margaret, will, attend the Rally Day and Home-Comlng of the Christian church at Milton Sunday... Mrs. John Caldwell entertained at dinner Thursday, the occasion being her birthday, having as her guests her niece, Mrs. Joseph McCain, of Indianapolis, Mrs. Kate Higgs of Connersville, and Mrs. Ora Wagoner of Ger-mantown.

Niagara Falls, N. Y., maintains a free information bureau for the benent of visitors.

FALL MOVING IN FULL SWAY IN HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN. Ind., Oct 14. Mrs. John Kldwell was entertained by Mrs. Henry Adams of New Castle, Friday. Mrs. Roscoe Woods and Mrs. BenJ. Deaver spent Saturday afternoon at New Castle Clark Brothers and family have moved into their residence property on Main street Mr. and Mrs. Leets, who lived in John Nicholson's property have mowed Into the property vacated by the Clarks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rettz were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas of Muncle, the fetter part of last week. .... Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Werking have moved from their residence property on Main street to the farm of Chales Miller, one mile west of town. Mrs. Martha Grissum will occupy the Werking property and Mr. and Mrs. Benny Woods will move In Mrs. Grissum's property on West Main street Mrs. Annie Keever of Winchester,

Is spending "a." few days here with friends and feeing litter business interests.'. ...Mr. and Mrs. Orpha Jones and family were guests 'of Mrs. Sick of New Castle, Sunday..... Mrs. Harry Terhune and daughter of Richmond, were , guests of Mrs. Terh one's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Honne... Mrs. C. N. Mohler and children were guests Saturday of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Vers Pentecost at Richmond. Takes Muslo Lesson.

Miss .Helen Staahr, who is taking

lessons in piano music of Prof, Wm. Bunch at New Castle, took a lesson there Saturday..... Miss Goldie Werking went to New Castle Saturday.. . . . Miss Bertha Dilllng attended the communion service of the Church of the Brethern at . Anderson Saturday and Sunday..,., Mrs. Susan E. Young and Mrs. Carrie Llnville of Logansport, were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. William Teague.....Mrs. Robert Newcomb left Monday for points In Pennsylvania. She will visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heron at Erie, and will also visit relatives at Harrisburgh and York-... Miss Florence Lee, of Winchester, spent Saturday and Sunday here. - In Wales the hedge garlio, or. as it is more commonly called, "Jack-by-the-bedge," is often tried with bacon.

CONTRACTOR STARTS: Oil COIlGTiETE BRIDGE

ECONOMY, Ind, Oct 14 Mrs. India MendenhaQ has returned from Richmond. '..Miss B. H. Penlnorewas at Greensfork Tuesday Seward Beard made his regular weekly visit to Richmond first of the week. .David Lontz, Mr. and Mrs. Hurlie Louts and children of Hagerstown, were here visiting relatives first of the week. Holds Public Sale Ike Love will have a publlo sale soon which includes all farming utensils, horse, cattle, hogs, grata, hay. harness and household goods. The I U. B. Aid society of Sugar Grove will furnish the dinner.... Jim Clements, Williamsburg, took several horses through here Wednesday enroute for the war zone in the Old World. Mr. and Mrs. Will wnhamsOa were at Richmond Wednesday.... Mrs. Mell Wood and daughter of near Williamsburg, were here Wednesday. . .George Canady, who has the contract for building a concrete bridge in Perry township, has a force of teams hauling gravel today.

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