Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 130, 12 April 1918 — Page 14
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1918
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO AID THIRD LIBERTY DRIVE Meetings Will Be Held in Every Wayne County Church This Sunday. Richmond and Wayne county Sunday schools will assist In the loan drive now in progress, and next Sunday morning, 84 schools throughout the county will be visited by speakers who will urge the support of the Liberty loan. E P. Jones, president of the Wayne County Sunday School association, and E. H. Hasemeler, president of the Indiana State Sunday School association, arranged the list of speakers. The balance of the local committee are Jesse Wiechman, Filmore Riggs, E. B. Knollenberg, , Harry Reeves and Harrison Scott. The lfst of speakers and the towns and schools .where they will appear, follows: i Lewis , Bowman, Cambridge City,
unristian school; John Hoiaaay, cambridge City, Presbyterian; Charles Jordan, Cambridge City. Methodist; Harry Dean. Cambridge City, Baptist; Ora Dunbar, Jacksonburg, Christian; J. E. Hutchins, Sugar Grove, U. B. Liberal and IT. B. Radical: Frank Albus, Economy, Methodist;. Everett Lemon, Economy, Friends; Samuel Hodgin, Greensfork, Friends; Dr. Cox, Greensfork, Christian and Methodist; Denver C. Harlan, Milton. Christian and Friends; Robert Hicks, Milton, Methodist; Thomas Butler, Doddrige Methodist; Clarence' Kramer, . Pershing, Evangelical and Lutheran ; Luther Feeger. Dublin, U. B. and Methodist; Fred Bartel, Dublin, Friends and Christian; Bent Wilson, Centerville, Methodist and Christian: Adam H. Bartel, Elkhorn Baptist; Harry Reeves. Bethel, Christian: Harry Reeves, College Hill, Union; Filmore Rlggs, Whitewater. Christian; Jesse Wiechman, Whitewater, Methodist; Atwood Jenkins, Webster, Friends and Methodist; Harrison Scott, Williamsburg, Friends and Methodist; Everett Hunt. Middleboro, .Methodist; Robert Wiechman, Morgan .Creek Friends; John Kute. Center Friends; Jesse Parshall, Orange Friends; Charles O. Williams, Boston, Christian: E. B. Knollenberg, Boston. Methodist; Oliver Nusbaum, Chester. Friends and Methodist; Charles Thomason, Fountain City, Friends; Alonzo Gardner. New Garden Friends; W. C. Piehl. Fountain City,
WeBlyan and Christian; Gus Hoet scher. Fountain City. Methodist; B. FT
Wlssler, Centerville, Friends; Gus Hoelscher, Fountain City, A. M. E.; James Knapp, west of Hagerstown. Brethren; Claude Kitterman, Pleasant Hill. Evangelical; Earl Crawford. Haeerstown. First Christian: J. W.
Judkins. Hagerstown, Methodist: W. L. Parkins, West River. Friends; L. E. Thompson, Franklin. Methodist; Will Honey, Nettle Creek. Friends; John Johnson. Richmond. Trinity Lutheran: Will Reller, Richmond. Central Christion; E. K. Shera. Richmond, Second Baptist; Jesse Bailey, Richmond; Weslyan: J. W. Ferguson. Richmond, Nazarene: Leslie Hart, Richmond, Episcopal; L. A. Schwan, Richmond, Mt.
Mortah Baptist; Dr. A. Bramkamp, Richmond, Bethel A. M. E.; N. C. Heironimua.. Richmond, Earlham Heights Presbyterian; . Percy Sprague. Richmond, Reid Memorial; J. H. Bentley. Richmond, Second Presbyterian; H. R. Robinson, Richmond, First Presbyterian; Ws C. Hibberd, Richmond, , First Christian; Howard Dill.. Richmond, First Baptist; Arthur Smith, Richmond, Union Mission; Frank Strayer, Richmond. United Brethren; Dr. C. S. Bond, Richmond, ' West Richmond Friends; ' Thollie Druley. Richmond, Third Methodist; Dr. F. L. Ross, Richmond, First Methodist; Elmer Eggcmeyer," Richmond, Grace M. E.; L. H. Banyan, Richmond. No. A Street Friends; W. O. Wissler, Richmond; Whitewater Friends; Rev. Seaman, Richmond, East Main Street Friends; W. A. Sample, Richmond, South Eighth Street Friends; Ray Shively, Richmond. Second English Lutheran ; John L. Rupe, - Richmond, First English Lutheran ; Rev. J. J. Rae, Richmond, St. Pauls Lutheran. ,
HAGERSTOWN, IND.
The Jefferson township commence
ment will be held Tuesday night. May 7. Thomas J. Wlnfred of West Alexandria will deliver the address. The final examination will be given the
graduating class at the school build ing in Hagerstown Saturday, April 20
. . . .Mrs. Reba Rudy of Anderson, who formerly lived here and who has many
friends here, was married last week to Newton Rouse of Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Rouse will be at home after May 1, at 727 West Sixth street. Anderson. Mrs. Rouse is a sister of Mrs. Minus Fox of Perry street, and Mrs. T. T. Sells of this place, and a sister of Mrs. J. M. Lontz of Richmond. .... .The Christian Aid society will meet at the church Tuesday afternoon.... Mr. and Mrs. John Day and Jesse Day of Indianapolis were guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Jerome Day and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Day.... Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sells of Anderson were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Sells. .. .Mr. and Mrs. George Harlan have moved into the residence recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Burton, who bought the property .vacated by the Harlans have moved Into it. . .Everette Root and family have moved from North Pearl street to the William Keever residence on North Perry street, and Grant Ledbetter who bought the property vacated by Mr. Root has moved to It from the Worl property on North Elm street Noah Thompson and family have moved into the Worl property... Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Hunt will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Arville Daily and baby of Centerville Sunday.
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FROM CAMBRIDGE
CAMBRIDGE CITY. April 12. The
local board for division No. 2 has been ordered to : have ' thirty-one drafted men ready for entrainment on April
26. This will require all in Class l
A, it is said. ' '
Max Feemster, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Feemster. has' returned home from Newport News, having been dis
charged from the army on account of physical disability ...... C. T. Wright has purchased of Mrs. -Manzella Conway her vacant lot on East Main street, on which will erect a modern
home in the near future. .Mrs
Voyle Martindale la the guest this
week of her parents, Mr: and : Mrs.
Silas I. Haner of Richmond.. ...Mrs. Herman Varburg of Detroit la the
guest this week of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Myers The marriage of Clifford Oldham and Eunice
Miller was solemnized at their home
on Church street Wednesday evening by Rev. Brewer of Pershing, in the
presence of a few friends and rela'
tives Mrs. Laura Richey and moth
er, Mrs. Mary Hindman are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons, Rich mond this week.
has been afflicted with rheumatism Is much better. ...A. J. Little and family entertained Alton Cox and family, of
Richmond Sunday. . . .Lee Mone, ana wife will move to Indianapolis soon.; ..Miss Inez Townsend callad on Miss
Olive Boyd Sunday afternoon. .. .Miss
Marie Pogue visited Whitewater Mgn school Saturday afternoon.... Rev. Louis Ulmer will preach at the Midrleboro M. E. church next Sunday morning. Everybody come. . . .Charles Albright and family entertained the following guests Sunday: Mrs. Zettie Dollomore, Mrs. Alice Markley, Miss Irene Hayden, - John Turner, Mrs. C. V. Band and Mr. and Mrs. Leonerd Mone and family. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bogan called on Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Seaney, Wednesday night. . . . Mrs. Myrtle Thomas is improving nicely Mrs. Charles Townsend Is better after having had the measles.. . . Miss Matilda Pogue had a birthday party last Sunday Jeff Addleman and wife spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Raymond Landwher and family of Richmond. t. .Mrs. Phoebe Long is spending a few days with Charles Albright and family Frank Warfel, son-in-law of Will Wes-
Ier, will leave Boone t or France-.'-He will enter the Y. M. Cr A. work. V: . Robert Terrell, Mrs. Geo. " Kennedy, Thomas Cook and family of Xenla, p., and Mr. SamJ Cook of Fort Wayne, attended Mrs.Ged. Cooka funeralvTueaday . . . . Mrs.'; Cora Danner called on daughter. Mrs. Goldle Evana ' Of; Bicb-
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HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA TO -vCIVE CONCERT AT NEW PARIS
The high school orchestra will go to
New Parle Friday night wheilt will
give a concert for the Jwneflof the New Paris school orchestrx fats la 'a the second concert to be glvetiy the ' Richmond orcehstim at New Pes, the ' first having been so successfulhat s . second was proposed. ' ''$ .
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Harry Patti and family spent Sunday with. Russell Clark' and family.. .kClive Alexander and wife and Miss Hazel Barney spent Sunday in Gettysburg. . . .Fred" Brown and N family called on Mr. and Mrs. Charges Townsend Sunday afternoon LeRoy. Little and Orlando Little and daughter visited A. O. Boyd and family Sunday afternoon Miss Cora Danner, who
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