Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 217, 24 June 1919 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919.

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INN FEIN HEAD IS RECEIVED IN NEW YORK CITY

Dirongs Cheer Young "President of Irish Republic" Mystery Veils Movements. (By Asaoclated Preai) NEW YORK, June 24. Eamon De Valera. "President of the Irish Republic," late Monday emerged from the cloud of mystery that has veiled hla movements since hia arrival in the United States. A crowd that filled the corridors of

a down-town hotel let out a cheer a3 a tall, bronzed, smooth-shaven man stepped from an automobile and made his way into the hotel, preceded by Justice D. F. Cohalon and John Devoy, one carrying the flag of the Irish Republic and the other the Stars and Stripee. Shouts of "Hurrah for De Valera!" and "Long live Ireland!" greeted the men as they entered the crowded corridors, and one aged woman threw her arms around De Velera'a neck and kissed him as he came up the steps. A flying wedge, formed by members of the Reception Committee of the Friends of Irish Freedom, experienced difficulty in forcing a passage through the throng of enthusiasts. A small army of reporters and photographers gathered to meet Dr. Valera In the state apartment of the hotel which is reserved for heads of nations and was occupied last by Woodrow Wilson.

New Paris, 0.

Mrs. Alice Lawder of Richmond, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kilbourn and family Wednesday M. O. Reeves of Columbus, Ind., was in New Paris Wednesday. Mr. Reeves is a roque player Albert Northrop returned home Wednesday after an ex

tended visit with Mr. and Mrs. George

Harter at New Madison.. ....O. W.

Sherer was a visitor in Eaton Wednes

day. ..On Wednesday seventeen mem

bers of the Red Cross enjoyed the day at the country home of Mrs. John

Cook. A dinner was a feature of the

day and 50 garments were completed, the number assigned for this chapter

....Miss Janice Hahn returned Wed

nesday from Athens, O., where she has been attending college; The class of the Presbyterian Sunday school taught by Mrs. E. H. Young was entertained by Mrs. Wisman Tuesday afternoon. .. .Miss Dorothy Kessler of Richmond, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Kesler, this week. She will leave Monday for Oxford, O., where she will take a twelve weeks' college course Russell Aker has accepted a position at the Wright Aviation field at Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heerman, Charles Kirkpatrick and Miss Carrie Haller motored' to Cincinnati Wednesday and attended the closing exercises of the musical college. . Supt. C. R. Coblentz will attend the sessions of the Ohio State Teachers' Association to be held at Cedar Point

next week. Several other teachers and superintendents from this county will attend.... M. N. Surface i3 attending the G. A. R. encampment which is be

ing held at Lima, O., June 17 to 20. ... j Thirty-five members of the Grace M. ; E. choir of Dayton spent Saturday ev- j ening and Sunday at Cedar Springs , hotel. On Sunday evening they gave ', a concert at the M. E. church at Eaton. I . . . .William Lawder, Jr., has been dis-j charged from the regular army and ' arrived home last week. He has been j in the intelligence branch and lacked j 32 days of serving six years.... Harry j Wilson, who has been serving in the : medical department of the aviation j branch at Long Island, N. Y., has been ; discharged and returned home last! Sunday.... C. M. Mitchel and Eliss Pa-1 rish, with their families motored to 1 Greenville last Sunday and saw the J destruction done by army worms on I

the Bernie Phillips farm near Green-1 ville. . . .Miss Lois Cail, formerly ofi New Paris, was a member of the grad-1 uating class at Kalamazoo, Mich., thi3 1 week.... Mrs. Jennie Wise, of St Jo-j peph, Mo., Is the guest of Mr. and J Mrs. C. C. Hawley this week.... The! Presbyterian Thimble club will meet! in the church parlors Friday afternoon ! June 27, with Mrs. Young, Mrs. Zea! and Mrs. Boyle as hostesses On! June 25, Rev. Father Hyland of Eaton 1 will have completed his twenty-fifth year in priesthood. In honor of the anniversary the members of the local , church will assist in the celebration. ! A number of visiting priests will be!

present and appropriate exercises will be held.... Harry Wilson left Tuesday night for Chicago where he will enter Chicago university for a post graduate course during the summer Miss Florence Porter of Richmond, spent Sunday with friends here Mrs. Elsie McConkey had as her guests on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan of Dayton. . . .Mrs. Mary Sackman, a former resident of New Paris, died at her late home In Richmond and the

remains were brought here for burial Wednesday afternoon. Byron Kemp, of Richmond, who recently returned from two years army Bervice visited relatives and friends here Friday. ...Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Royer were guests at supper of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Eby and family near New Madison Friday evening. .. .Mrs. Frye of Eaton visited her sister, Mrs. Jacob Benner and Mrs. Benner returned home with her Friday for a short stay.... Frank Walley of Rich

mond, spent Wednesday evening with his mother, Mrs. Nancy Walley.... Miss Mable Burke has returned from a' visit with Dayton relatives.... Adolph Baker returned to New York, Wednesday, after spending a furlough here. He expects to be discharged in about a month.... Miss Mildred Clark is in attendance at the State Sunday school convention which is being held at Akron, O., this week.... Mr. and

Mrs. Ernest Davis and child of War

ren, Ind., are visiting relatives. .. .O.

W. Sherer spent from Thursday to Saturday In Cleveland, O Mr. and

Mrs. Emanuel Timmons were enter

tained at dinner, Sunday, by Mr. and

Mrs. Will Roach...... Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Haller of Richmond visited rel

atives Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Anna Burtch accompanied Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Martin and daughter

Dorothy, Mrs. C. R. Leftwich and Miss Myra Eyer, all of Greenville, 0 to

Indianapolis Friday, where they will

visit relatives over the week end. . . .A

meeting of the Township Sunday

School association was held at the

M. E. church Tuesday evening...... Misses Fern Marshall and Cora Claw son spent Thursday in Cincinnati....

At a meeting of the Women's Feder

ated club held last Saturday arrange

ments were made for an all-day sew

ing to be held lith Mrs. Alfred Mur

ray on June 27. The women will sew

for the people of devastated France,

.....Superintendent Bentley of Rich

mond, entertained the "Talk and Eat

club at Cedar Brook farm Tuesday ,evening. Eight members of the club

were present. .. .Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy

McNeil of Richmond and Miss Kath

erine Davis of Eaton, were Sunday

guests of Miss Helen Sawyer.

Timothy Nicholson, Honor Guest, Speaker At State Charity Board Dinner Timothy Nicholson, a member of the original board In 1889, Miss S. Ethel Clark, of the couny social service bureau, and Dr. S. E. Smith, of the Easthaven Insane asylum, were

present at the thirtieth anniversary dinner of the , Indiana board of state charities In Indianapolis Monday evening. Mr. Nicholson was the guest of

honor.

Mr. Nicholson delivered aispeech In

which he impressed upon his hearers the value of Christian living and service to the Lord through his creatures, man. He said that back in the eighties he and other citizens of the state were- appalled upon partial investiga

tion of the manner in which persons sentenced to correctional Institutions were treated.

He declared he hoped the time

would come when the members of the various commissions appointed by

the governor and trustees of the state Instiutions would serve without compensation, saying he thought better results would be obtained.

Dr. Graham Taylor, professor of the

Chicago School of Civics and philanthropy, Dr. Hastings H. Hart of the Russell Sage Foundation, and Miss Julia C. Lathrop of the the children's bureau of Washington, W. C, were the other speakers.

Elston and Ted Girton and Cecil Neff were Cincinnati visitors Sunday. . , . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lamb, Mrs. Funk and Miss Bertha Burk of Hamilton "were Sunday evening guests of Wilbur Lamb Ed McCord and wife are visiting Mr. McCord's sister Ella, in Washington, D. C.....Mrs. Mollie Fowler is the guest of her son Ott In Indianapolis this week ....... Dr. McQueen is able to be out again . and meet his patients after several days' illness. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laird's daughter Edith and family of near Xenia spent Saturday and Sunday at home.... Mrs. Lon Pierce spent last

week In Cincinnati.

Hollansburg, 0.

Miss Mildred Moore spent Sunday evening, with Misses Ollie and Mable Moore. .... .Joint Decoration services were held here Sunday.,.. Miss Roma Simpson spent Sunday afternoon with

Miss Ilo Davis.... Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Sinks and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella Sinks. ... Mr. and Mrs. Walter Downing called on Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sinks Sunday evening. . . .Miss Irma Wolfal called on Miss Gwendolyn White Saturday evening Mrs. Emma Downing, Mrs. Luther Moore and Mrs. Arthur Moore called on Mrs.

Cambridge City Company Files Dissolution Certificate The National Drill company of Cambridge City has filed a preliminary certificate of dissolution with the secretary of state. The Remedial Loan association of Connersvllle, has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The association is incorporated at 1100.000.

Camden, 0. Misses Georgianna and Helen Patti-

son spent several days last week with relatives in Cincinnati Miss Dessie Gift returned from a pleasant visit with Hamilton friends Sunday evening. . . .Daniel Lamb of Iowa spent

Sunday with his nephew, Wilbur Lamb.

..Children's Day was observed with

appropriate exercises by the Presby

terian church Sunday morning

Peter Phares of Seven Mile is quite ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. C. Eikenbery. . . .Miss Ruth Freitag, Marjorie and Mary Duvall left Mon

day morning for a six weeks' normal course at Athens, Ohio.... ..Mr. and

Mrs. Ben Ross spent Sunday in Cin

cinnati. ..... .Clarence Applegate and

family of Dayton, and Lee Riner and

family spent Sunday with Mrs. Ger

trude Kenworthy and daughter Mary.

Charles Dearth and wife and Mrs. Carey Gift and daughter motored to

Richmond Monday afternoon. . . . . .Mr

and Mrs. Charles Laird attended the

Children's Day exercises at the Fair-

haven M. E. church Sunday evening.

1 . . . .Misses Bessie Fueston, Lydia Jane

Winchester, Ind. Miss Juanita Tlsor entertained friends Tuesday evening A musical

program was given, followed by delicious refreshments....... Mrs George

Mills was hostess Thursday afternoon

to the Priscilla club Cards and needlework were pleasant diversions, followed with a choice luncheon A number

of out-of-town ladies were guests

Mrs. Mary Gordon and daughter. Miss

Helen, have returned to Winchester.

Mrs. Gordon has been spending the

winter months In Greencastle while her daughter has been attending De-

iauw university. Miss Helen has

graduated.... Miss Mabel Wright will leave In a short time for Colorado, where she will join her sister, Mrs H. E. Magee and spend the summer

turned to Washington after spending a month here with her parents and

other relatives and friends Mrs.

Ed Durr entertained Saturday evening at luncheon In honor of Mrs. James

Mills and daughter, Alice, who leave soon for their old home in Hamilton, Canada. . Mrs. L. M. Young and daughter Dorothy of Olmsted. Ky., are the guests of Mrs. O. H. Inman, Richmond street...... The Ep worth League convention delegates were entertained on Tuesday evening at Meredian Heights the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hinshaw. The house and grounds were decorated for the occasion. A dainty luncheon was served. .. ..The Misses Dorothy FIthian and Helen Sheridan of Knightstown and Evansville, respeUvely, have returned to their homes after a week's visit with Miss Doris Davis.

koss Hunan bunaay evening air. The Misses Edna and Mary Wasson and Mrs. Frank Irelan and family and after a nleasant tour throne th east

Miss Neva Irelan of Dayton took din

ner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Whiteman The Red Cross girls are

asked to meet at the Junior Hall Wed

nesday evening to make arrangements

for home coming. The Busy Bees and the Boys' Junior classes will meet in the basement of the church on Thursday and Friday evenings of this week at 7:30 A farewell dinner will be

given to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Frazier and daughter next Sunday in the basement of the church. Everyone is invited to bring well filled baskets and

enjoy the day with us.. A short program will be given in the afternoon..

Mrs. Norene Wills and little daugh

ter of Pennsylvania are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Doctor Harley. . . . .Mr. and

Mrs. Orville Moore and family called on Mrs. Pearl Petry Sunday afternoon.

. .. .Mr.ouid Mrs. Earl Thompson spent Saturday night and Sunday with W. A Harrison ..... Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Bowman spent Sunday with the tetter's

parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harrison of Glen Karn. . . . .Mrs. Doc Thurston called on Mrs. Shirley Chenoweth Sunday evening .Mr. and Mrs. Vern

Chenoweth and family spent Saturday

evening with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tillson and family.

after a pleasant tour through the eastern states, have returned to their home in this city. ...The J. M. S. C. met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. O. Coats at her suburban home, south of the city. The time was spent with needlework followed by refreshments. Miss Edna Wentz of Richmond is the guest of her parents here. ..... Mis3 Mary Comer entertained friends Friday evening. Mrs. Glen Richer of South Whitley, Ind., and Miss Lucile Stewart of Chicago, were outof-town guests.. .... Mrs . Cora Davis entertained the

Thimble club at her home on West Washington street, Thursday after noon . Dainty refreshments were served Miss Alice Davis has re-

Miss Schaefer Graduates

at Illinois University Miss Abbie Schaefer, of Richmond, a sister of Mrs. Edgar F. Hiatt, of Reeveston, is a member of the 1919 graduating class of Illinois Univers

ity. K. E. Sparks of Connersvllle is

also a member of the class.

Pershing, Ind,

Miss Marie : Handcock of Indianapolis is spending a few days with her cousin. Miss Josephine Porttens. ..... Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foweller of Logansnort is snendlnz a few davs here with

Mr. Foweller's sister, Mrs. Lola HoelJ and family.... Mrs. Lola Hoel enter-i tained laBt Wednesday evening with j an ice cream supper. The guests were j Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chase of Cam-; bridge City. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Worley of Cambridge City, Mrs. Edna Oh--mlt and daughter Maxine of Dublin," Mr. Carter of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lowery and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chase and Fern Chase of thi3 place.. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lamb spent Sunday with relatives in Greensf ork . . . .The Rebecca lodge took Eix members in last Friday evening. They were Mesdames William Gipe, Mable Kocher, Fred Clark and Lola Hoel; and Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt. The CenterviUe and Hagerstown lodges helped to do the work.

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