Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 134, 15 April 1920 — Page 15

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FLINT'S SENTENCE 2 TO 14; SUSPENDED BY JUDGE SPRINGER LIBERTY. Ind., April 15. Everett Flint was given a suspended sentence of two to 14 years and costs, Wednesday, by Judge L. Springer. Last July

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Stanley and family from Alquina ana Mr. and Mrs. Veinie Warner from Doddridge..,. Mrs. Matin Linnis Stover died Monday of pneumonia at the home of her nephew, Carl Helms, in Indianapolis, and was buried Wednes

day. She lived for many years la

lilton. Before her marriage to tne Rev. David Sotver Bhe taught in the Indianapolis schools. After her hus

band's death she spent her summers in Milton and most of the winters in Indianapolis Miss Naomi Squier

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The cut required several stitches, and only through the prompt and efficient service of a physician was Dalrymple's life saved. Flint was ordered by the local court to be committed to the Epileptic Village at Newcastle for an Indefinite period. Upon entrance he remained only for a period of two weeks, since which time he has been living with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Flint, at their home west of Liberty. The charge was brought by Dalrymple. Mr. Toney Granted Divorce. Mrs. Frances Toney was granted a divorce today from Harmon Toney'on the charge of cruel and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff was given the custody of the infant son. and $10 per week for support of child. Federation of Clubs Meets. The Union County Federation of Clubs held a most enjoyable meeting 'here today. The girls glee club of high school, sang several pretty musical numbers. Among the other features of entertainment of the afternoon was the display of handiwork of the "blind from the State Institution for Blind, of Indiana. About 150 members of the Federation were present. Defendants Given Award. In the matter of Gibbons and Little versus the Union County Commissioners the defendants were given a judgment of $100. Have Filed Petitions. The following men have filed their petitions to become delegates to the state conventions. Democrats: Murray I Bake, Charles Wood, George Ridenour, V. O. Line. L. J. Cully. I. N. Snyder. Sr.; Peter Crosby. Republicans: Edward Gafney. Thomas B. Clark, MonToe Crist. Everett Little and W. E. ! Bake. Mrs. Craft to Asylum. Mrs. Effie Craft was taken to Easthaven asylum in Richmond Wednesday, by Deputy Sheriff Monroe Freeman.

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Frank DuGranrut. . . .The Bible school csuncil of the Christian church will meet Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson. All members are requested to meet at the parsonage at 7:30. Transportation will be provided for all who desire to go Mrs. Weaver of Cambridge City was a dinner guest Sunday of Miss Elda Lowry

....The Grange will meet Saturday evening, April 17 when the following program will be given: Son, by the Grange; paper, Mrs. Paul Caldwell; song. Benton WIssler, John Kerlin, George Wagnor, Albert Ferris; play. by the young folks Invitations are out for the commencement with the

following calendar for the week: Sun

mencement; Friday, April 30, class

picnic; Monday, May 3, alumni banquetAlbert Stump of Indianapolis will give the commencement address Funeral services for Miss Ada ,Krupp were held Monday afternoon .a tthe home of her father, E. L. Krupp. Rev. McCormiek conducted the serv-

j Harry Doty sang. Honorary pall bear

ers were gins irom uus year a grad

uating class of which she was a member. Friends of Miss Krupp were

flower girls. The floral offerings were many and beautiful." ? - -. - : j '

his cousin, Miss Martha North of i day. April 25, baccalaureate address,

Blufton, as honor guest... The seniors Rev. Heeter at the Methodist church,

had a class party at the home of Miss

Clara Shafer Tuesday evening... Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jones were guests of Mrs. Mary Hogumen at Dublin Sunday afternoon. ... .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sample united with the Christian church Sunday evening The Dorcas class of the Christian church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Hale. The members are requested to be at the home of Mrs. Alice Gresh at 1:30 where machines will take them to the Hale home The Embroidery club aet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

8 p. m.; Tuesday, April 27, Junior reception; Thursday, April 29, cornices. Mrs. Wallace Warren and Mrs.

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Milton, Ini. MILTON, Ind. The "Jolly 24" will meet with Mrs. William Huddleson, Friday evening for a "taffy pull".... Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wissler and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leverton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leverton.... ..Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crawford and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson and William Bourqueen were dinTier guests of the Rev. and Mrs. F. C. McCormiek and family Sunday. ..... Dr. C M. Witmer died at Santa Ana,

Cal., Sunday morning as a result of a stroke of paralysis the night before. He was buried at Santa Ana Tuesday morning. He is survived by his wife and son, Paul and two sisters, Mrs. Grigsby of Centerville and Mrs. U. O. Rhodes of Santa Ana. His early life was spent in Milton. Mrs. Oliver Wallace is a niece... ...Mrs. William Wallace spent the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. Russell Warren at Saratoga, Ind.. .... .Miss Arlis Hoover and Miss Maurine Motsenbrocker of Eaton, Challen Grigsby of Milford, Cal., and Rolla Grigsby of Winchester, Ind., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Arch McCormiek and Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCormiek and Miss Nina Bond of Albany Joined the party for dinner Sunday evening Mr, and Mrs. Horace Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hurst and daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. Alice Gresh Messrs. Frank Callaway, F. M. Jones, Charles Callaway, E. P. Jones and John Posey Jones heard Sherwood Eddy at Richmond Sunday night ;...When Mr: and Mrs. Alfred Sample went home from church Sunday morning they found the home in possession of a company of relatives who had came to help celebrate Mrs.

Sample's birthday: Those present

were Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Williamson of Connersvllle, Mr. and Mrs. John Brumfiel and son Willard and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williamson from Con

nersvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mauser

and son, Dale from near Connersville,

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