Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 310, 10 November 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PAJXADIUM "AND SUN-TELEGRAM," RICHMOND, IND,1 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1920.

WINCHESTER WOMAN SERIOUSLY BURNED IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT

WINCHESTER, Ind., Nov., 10 Mrs. Elwood LaiSurfc, u8 years old, is in a critical condition and will probably die from the effects, of burns received when she attempted to take her life here today. Early Monday morning she arose and went down stairs clad in her night clothes, which she saturated with kerosene and then pet on Are. Her husband hearing a commotion in the kitchen ran down stairs and attempted to smother the flames and was himself painfully burned. Mrs. leisure has been in ill health for over a year. - ' Leave For California. Dr. Marshall Welbourn, of Union City, will leave in a few days for LosAngeles, Calif., where he with his two brothers. Dn Carland Welbourn and Inland Welbourn, and sister Dr. Pina Welbourn will establish a diagnosis clinic Institution. -' V -.7Educatlonal Week. At a meeting held by the Randolph

County Board of Education, Tuesday, arrangements were completed for the observance of educational week, in all townships, during the week of Novemer 13 to 20. At this time educational problems peculiar to each township will be discussed and citizen" of the various townships will be aked to give talks on these subjects. Musical proprams will also be given. Pastors of all Randolph county churches will be asked to preach educational sermons on next Sunday. The Board or Education also decided at the meeting to procure a county health nurse, through the agency of the County Red Cioss society, and to effect, junior Red Cross organizations in all schools' of the county. Union Prayer Service. On Wednesday evening, a union prayer service will be held by all the churches of the city. Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Raciifield returned to Indianapolis. Tuesday afternoon, pfter a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. McBeth. Mrs. R. A. Rose; , ot lnd'ar.apoli-, is the guest of Mrs. .T. .7. Prctlow. Club Meetings. The Magazine Club rflpt Wednesday nftprnoon wiih Mrs. E. A. KWeker.

The Rotaiv Club held its weekly

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ette and family spent Sunday with Roy Seal and family, near College Coiner, O Quincy Younts and family entertained a number of relatives at dinner Sunday. ... .Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis gavea talk here Saturday! The drum corps . and Okeana band gave Eplendid music Elmer Brack and family of Bath were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jinks Sunday. .... .Mrs Herbert Jinks and son Howard spent Saturday afternoon in BrookJ'le Saturday, night, Nov. 6, was a lively time in Fairfield. The Republicans (and some Democrats) came from Bath and Blooming Grove and gave a jollification. Automobile horns, dinner bells, whistles, drums, fifes, garbige cans, etc., were all in evidence.

The friends of Mrs. D. Francis, formerly Miss Eva Personette, gave her a miscellaneous shower Saturday night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Personette. . .Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Jinks and baby daughter. Bernice, were guests of their parents.

iMr. and Mis. John Jinks Sunday....

Mr. and Mrs. John Steinard and daughter Edith, called on Herbert Jinks and wife Sunday evening Cf-cil Rose and family spent Sunday with friends here Mrs. Carrie. Younts was seri

ously ill last Tuesday. Dr. Linegar was i

caned.

Ballroom in U. S. pension building, where inaugural ball would be held.

CAMDEN. O. The Republicans of Camden had their jollification over the great victory Tuesday. Congressman-elect Fitzgerald of Dayton, Senator-elect Kumler and Probate Judge Byron Landis of Eaton made short talks. A torch light procession headed by the Lewisburg band made the

burg Sunday, which were being conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Brock......' Mrs. Mary Wise, of Dublin, is spend-; ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hatfield." " ; BLOOMINGPORT, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Edwards entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Amanda Johnson and Virgil Herrold and family, from Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Alloc Deboy Mr. and Mrs. Julian Study and little daughter. Martha, were tfctSunday guests of John Obprander and family Tom Parker and wife, of Richmond, spent Sunday and Monday with his parents.. .. .Mrs. Marianna. Engle and little daughter, Elma, spent Saturday and Sunday, with Frauk Potts and family Mr. and Mis. Frank Newman motored to Winchester Sunday afternoon and visited thPir daughter, Mrs. Clyde Hockett. and family Mrs. Marcel Jeffries and baby are making an extended visit m

the home of her uncle. Louis Hinshaw and family, near Dublin, Ind Mr. and Mrs. John Hockett called on her sister, Mrs. Ott Anderson, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Anderson is suffering with erysipelas.. .Mrs. Louis Hinshaw and family called on his sister, Mrs Austin Glover. Thursday Albejt Daniel and Josiah Engle, with their wives, attended the funeral of their brother, Price Engle, at Albany, Inu.. Friday afternoon.. .R. G. Beeson took his wife to Richmond Monday to consult an eye specialist. She has been

having trouble with her eyes.. .Cyntl.a Jennings spent Sunday afternoon with Flo Wills, while Mr: Jennings took Mr. and Mrs. James Garrett to Modoc, to see the latter'a aunt, who Is seriously in Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wright

and. little daughter visited his mother and sister at Manchester, Sunday

Pale Children Need Iron

I and they love to take GROVE'S IRON

Edna Lanning and son Lester, Lavenne Kirk, of Pennville. H. P. Jaqua of Bedford, Iowa, ad Miss Anna Hinshaw. Missionary Meeting. The Woman's Home Missionary society of the First M. E. church met

Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. F.j

Huddleston. Miss Vina Greenwell has gone to California to spend the winter with a niece.

Suburban

ELDORADO. O. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller entertained Mrs. Maude Schreel and children and Mrs. Mollie Schreel. or Greenville; Miss Ida Beard, of

meeting Mondav evening. At that time j Maryland: Miss Margaret Macy, Mr. plans were laid" for the purchasing of j and Mrs. Warren Eby and Mr. and Mrs. p lot on which to build a community Alvin White, Sunday Mr. and .Mrs. linuse in memory ef the bovs who lost: T1- K- Johnson and family were Sunday

grammar room, with Miss Atkinson as Venton Wilson and family, Jeff Bane,

teacher, were the invited . guests.

Games and contests furnished the en tertainment while refreshments of pop corn, doughnuts and candy were serv ed to all present. .. .Miss Laura Hay

worth who is attending Earlham, re

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Smith, Mr. and

Mrs. Joe Smith, of Economy; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bane and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Eane. Mr. and Mrs. Horton

Bane. Refreshments of sandwiches.

guests of Samuel Miller and wifo, of Webster, Ind., Sunday Jacob Ricker and family spent Sunday afternoon

iseed Saturday, until Mondav. after j Arthur Stutz and family, of near turning one true bill. A dramatic i Ithaca.. .. .Miss Stella Heintz, of Cin-

i imiati, was PtK-ciiu guesc 01 n . aim Mrs. P. G. Campbell Mr. and Mrs.

j Samuel Coovert spent Sunday after- ! noon with their son, Harley Coovert j and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ixm Daily were Sunday guests of George Pierson land family, of West Sonora Mrs.

H. S. McCoy is seriously ill with an attack of influenza Russel Ricker and family, of near Gettysburg, spent Saturday evening with Jacob Ricker and family Mrs. Mary Bell, of Un

ion City, is visiting her brother, John

Nearon and wife this week.

their lives, in the W orld War. The grand jurv. which has been in

session since weanesaaj. was ui

scene occurred in the . court room, when Mrs. Ella Greenwa't. one of the

Prand jurers, appeared before Judge S.hockney in company with her husband and asked to be. excused. She snid that her husband had threatened divorce proceedings if she continued on the jury. She was excused. A grf at deal of comment is heard as to the legality of women, who are not freeholders, being qualified to sit on a jury. Tries to Take Life. James Whltsell, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Whitesell, of near Union City, sv allowed a quantity of bichloride of mercury, with suicidal intent, in-..hreal office of the Peoples Loan and j Trust Company, Saturday r.fternoon. Y'oung Whitsell had gone into the Trust company and had tried to sell a note drpwn on his father and mother. The bankers called Mr. Whitesell by phone and were told that he had nevr given such a note and to

sumed her school work Tuesday after! coffie and pumpkin-pie were served an illness.. Fay Culbertson of Toledo, I at a late hour Rev. Job Dennis, of O., spent a few days with Mr. and j Nettle Creek, preached an excellent Mrs. Cle Culbertson and family -sermon at the Friends church Sunday John Crow spent Friday at Centerville morning Mrs. Martha Wisehart en-

Will Harvey of Centerville called j tertained Rev. and Mrs. Job Dennis, of on Mrs. Libby Harris Sunday and din-! Nettle Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Jona-

ner with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Harvey than Cloud, Sunday a large nutn-

Mrs. Lizzie Jarrett and daughter. per attended the entertainment of the June, of Ilagerstown. Mr. and Mrs. j Christian church Missionary society Horace Hunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. held recently. The program was exWill Feasel and daughter. Mr. and;cellent Among Richmond shoppers Mrs. Steven Parrish. Mrs. Mattie Wil- Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Albeit

sun. Mil- Cranor. Mr. and Mrs. netcner uonn

liams and family,, Alpheus Jess

ton Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. "I3ud Demeree, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Baldwin were Richmond shoppers Saturday.. . , .The funeral of Joseph Ealszer will be held Monday forenoon at the Friends church at Webster. Services wil! be conducted by Henry Pickett of Lynn Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Demeree entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. John Mutchner, a newly married couple, also Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turman all of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Jake Robbins and sons oi Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson and family Saturday afternoon. . .Rev. Lee Chamness ot Williamsburg conducted the regular church services at Friends church Sunday morning.

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elected Mrs. Glen Lefferson! l?7 store spent the week-end with her mother. 1 1 nce 'oC at any drug fetore' Mrs. Eva Wall The Hustler's class I of the M. E. Sunday school met Fri- ""i

day evening with Mrs. Arnold Overholsher. A short program was given and refreshments were served The Philomathean club held its reg

ular meeting Thursday evening instead of Tuesday evening, owing to j election, at the home of Miss May j Robin-on A Parent-Teacher's meet ! ing will be held at the high school au-1 ditorium Tuesday evening Rev. i Dunham, district superintendent of the!

M. E. church preached at M. E. church '. I

neie fcunaay evening, it was tne nrsu quarterly meeting of the year Rev.! Shriver and wile of Fairhaven attend-i ed the services.-. . .Mr. and Mrs. O. D. j Pocock left Sunday to spend the win-j ter with their daughter, Mrs. Shirley i Munns Misses Mary and Kate Kill-!

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Freida Benboe, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Nicholson.

LYNX, Ind-

hold the party. The boy claimed his ; gundav niaht Mrs. Marv E. Shinlet

rame was lodd. nut soon weakened an( son Hugh, of Middletown, spent.

for some water so that he could lake

a dose, of medicine, and then look the poison. " He was taken to his home in a serious condition. Winor Asks Mortggae. The application of a married woman, under lear age; to mortgage her real estate Was filed in Circuit Court Monday, by Cecil Olive Carver, ex parte. Suit on contract has been filed by r.rnjamin ,T. Brown aginst Titan E. Engineering Company.

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FAIRFIELD. Ind. The funeral services of Charles S. McMahan were held at the M. E. church Thursday and were conducted by the Rev. C. B. Ware. Interment was at the Sims cemetery The Fairfield Home Economic club served supper election night and cleared $13. .Fairfield township went Republican by a large majority this year, something it was never known to do before. . . .Paul Of fut moved Percil Yount's furniture from the Corrington farm to Lewis Yount's farm. Mrs. Offut is enter-

Mrs. Ga H. Gerlach re-j taining her parents from Connersville.

....Rally Day was observed here at the M. E. church Sunday. John Cook the county Sunday-school superintendent, was among those present. . Misses Edna and Gertrude Watler entertained at a Hallowe'en party Friday night. Refreshments of pumpkin pie and popcorn were served Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Ware entertained the young people of the community in the church parlors Saturday night... Mrs. George Hays and daughter returned to their home in Michigan City after a stay of six weeks at the bedside of her

mother, Mrs. Minnie Beckman Mrs. Adda Jenkins and little grandson of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Emma Stephens of Xenia, Ohio, arc the

family lohn Deem and .family (some time with relatives here before j guests of their sister, Mrs. John Ben-

turned Saturday evening from Indian-!

apolis. where she underwent a serious

Ernest I operation Mr. and Mrs. Pirre

Deem and familj-, of West Alexandi ia, Alexander and family and Miss Mabel and John Deem and family were Sun-j Humphreys left Sunday morning for day guests of Hairy Deem and family, j Galop, New Mexico, where they, will Mr. and Mrs. C. H -Harp, of St. j spend the winter Sunday was Paul, Minn., and Mrs. Alzina Kimmel j Rally Day at the Friends' Church and were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ' -A large crowd was in attendance. Clem McKee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I Thomas A. Hutchens, of Winchester, Brown entertained Herschel Brown ! made an interesting talk Mr. and

and family, of Whitewater; Edgar

Brown and family, of Yankeetown, and Codrus Brown, of Elkhart, Ind.,

Sunday. Codrus Brown remained over

Mrs. Carl Woods and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hamilton. ...Miss Frances Alexander, of Earlham College, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George

t " A lav an ilor Mr and Mrs. Georee

and gave his correct, name. He asked j ast week with H. E. Johnson and j Johnson, of Pendleton, are spending

j. j n iiu 11 1 U U Jit ouuici r 11 1C . . j . .Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds, i Miss Hattie Truax of Eaton attended! the Republican meeting here Saturday' evening Mrs. Walter Graham and' Miss McCaffrey of Hamilton called onj Camden friends Sunday ... .Billie Wilson has been suffering from an attack I of sciatica Carey Gift and family! will move from South Second street j to rooms above Bailey's grocery this i week. Robert Duvall will move to the ! house vacated by Mr. Gift. Mr. Du-j vail having purchased the property, j

GREEN SFORK. Ind. The entertain-' ment which consisted of piano solos,1 songs, readings and the playlet "A ! Modern Sewing Society", which was j given by the Woman's Missionary so-: ciety at the Christian church Saturday night, was largely attended. An of- j fering for missions was taken which ; amounted to $27.65. A series of meetings is in progress . at the M. E. church Mrs. Maraba ! Bennett is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall near Economy ... .Everett Tipton spent Sunday.

at New Burlington Several from,

here attended the services at Jackson-

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called on Lon Daily and wife. Sunday : leaving for Arizona

evomnK uoneit Ktayton ana tamny spent Sunday with Mr. Stayton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stayton and son. Charles C. V. Campbell and

family entertained A. A. Miller and ; Chester, spent Sunday with Mrs. Maria

where they will ning. ... Rev. A. D. Mills and family

pend the winter for the benent ot i and Miss Blanche Cromwell spent

Mrs. Johnson's health. Mrs. A. O. j Tuesday in Richmond Mrs. Riley Martin will accompany them Mr. I Grist spent the week with her sister.

and Mrs. Elisha Berry and family, of Mrs. Laura Masters, who is quite j

Lulu Clair Riley has filed an indict

ment for the arrest of her husband, i Amos Riley, for non-support. She is 17 years of age and he is IS. They: were married four weeks ago. J - - Marriage Licenses. j Marriage licenses have been issued ; to Orville L. Hamplhise, Joliet. 111., and j Agnes' M. Huber. Union City; Harvey Cadwallader. 24. Lynn, and May! Barnes, S. Randolph county: Francis j F. Ellis. 10, and Orpha Thornburz. '3.! both of Randolph county: Harry H. 1 Willits. 24: Winchester, and BlancheM. Boze Union City. Real Estate Transfers. ! Bertha A. Stump to Carolina He?;er, j C2 acres. Wavne township, W. l., j 51,000; Pearl V.'iscin? to Bon Marlin, lot 1. Wieeins' addition. Losanl ville, i W. D.. $1,000: Ella Feagons to Rollie i Fiunso'd. lot 1"'. Miller's addition. Farm-1 land. W. D.. $500 : Flossie M. Milburn J to Newton Hart. 'ot G6, P. L. I. Co., j I'prl.er. W. D.. $600. Countv S. S. Convention. I

family, and Elwood Grushow and wife. ' of Tewisburg; Mrs. Clara Hiatt, of Inj dianapolis, and Emerson Beard and 'family. Sunday Mrs. Jacob Ricker and daughter. Esiella. spent Saturday ! afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Manning A bis family dinner was

served Sunday at the home ot .ur. and Mrs. Russe'.l Thomas for members of the Chenoweth family.

poorly Jasper Brown and family;

entertained company at dinner Sun-i day.James Snider and daughter Jessie j of Blooming Grove and Onier Person-,

GREENS FORK, Ind Eli Bane was

: pleasantly surprised Wdne-day con-

ot his relatives!

Banish Catarrh

Brown Ed Rautsnw and family

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Those present to enjoy the evening Stuffed Up Mead Wil Go were Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFarland, Tf vn1 .,.. )ri , fp, ,,, fl.m

Randolph County Sunday School asso-

( Wiou va hel'l m the Mam Street Church of Christ. Tuesday and Wedresday cf this week. The address of welcome was given by Charles Puckett. superintendent of the Sunday school of the Fi'.st Christian church, of this city An address was given by E. T. Albertson. State Secretary, of Indianapolis. The convention sermon was by the Rev. D C. Medsker, pastor of the First Christian church. The Rev. Charles Watkins of Muncie, also delivered an able sermon. There was special music. Foreclosure Suit Filed. Suit has been filed in the circuit court for foreclosure of mortgage by Abner Bright vs. Alonzo Kesslen Wilson Promoted. Fred Wilson, local agent for the Standard Oil company, has been promoted to district manager, with headquarters in this city Visits in Indianapolis. Mrs. O. G. Goyel and son, John Stephen, and Miss Edith Watson, are the guests of relatives in Indianapolis. Hamilton Visitors Here. Lieutenant and Mrs. Walter J. Comfer, of Hamilton, Ohio, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clevenger. Lieutenant Comfer has served nine years in the United States navv. Hiram P. Jaqua. of Bedford. Iowa, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. J Stakebake. Held Noon Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hinshaw entertained at noon dinner Sunday, Mrs.

of Dayton. Sunday Charles Schlosscr and family attended the Miller sermon at the home of John Hapner and family, Sunday. Thirty-seven of the relatives were present. An uncle. Samuel Miller, of Montgomery, spent the day with the Miller family Mr. ind Mrs. Robert Stayton and daughter, Virginia. Mrs. A. F. Kimmel and Mrs.

Leonard Stayton spent Friday in Rich-' nvond Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Aglerj and Mr. and Mrs. Hnle Ag'er :md son t'ent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hooting, of near Castine. I ....Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ward were Sun- j day iHiesfs of Jesse Tinmions and ' family, of near New Madison j

David Wolford and family were the guests of Barne Coons and family of near Covington. Sunday O. M.

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The Hist annual convention of the , burK Mrs. I(. p. Scliieser and cliil

dren returned home Sunday, after spending the past two weks with hen parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dieshler, of! Bucyrus. O Dr. and Mrs.. George i Blackford and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Em- j rick and sons were Sunday guests of I Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Stayton and Mrs. j Lida Emrick. i

WEBSTER The Daughters of Re-j beeca lodse did team work Thursday) evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. Two; new members. Glen Miller and Lueile i Williams were initiated into the or-! der. Refreshments of oysters were; served to a large membership ... .Sat-i urday night the Rebecca lodge held a masquerade at the I. O. O. F. hall fori its members and their families. An! interesting program was given, after which refreshments of pumpkin pie, doughnuts and coffee were served. Mr. j and Mrs. Marcus Reynolds of Olive i

Hill were visitors Mrs. Mattie Richey and Miss Elsie Gibson of Richmond spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Noel Culbertson ... .Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Robbins entertained at the home of the latter in Richmond for Mr. and Mrs. Noel Culbertson; invited guests were Mrs. Jennie Jessup. Mrs. Elizabeth Jarrett and daughter, June, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borton and son, George and Miss Elsie Gibson. . . .The country home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Green Wednesday evening was the scene of a masquerade party given by Ruth and Paul Green for their classmates and teachers, the intermediate room, with Miss T.iifile Williams a tearher the

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