Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 24, 7 December 1920 — Page 11
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1920.
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TRAFFIC GOES ON AS j BRIDGE ENGINEERS ; REPLACE STRUCTURE
, (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Dec 7. City bridge engineers are performing an unusual feat In replacing an old bridge without interfering with thousands of elevated and surface line patrons who cross it dally . The old Wells street swing bridge, across which all north side elevated cars and several surface lines puss, is to be' superseded by a new double deck bascule type bridge, which breaks in the center, the two halves rising into the air to permit passage of ships. As months are required to complete the bridge some way had to be found lo erect it without interfering with the elevated traffic. As a result the two leaves were built straight up into the air. Holes were left in what will eventually be the floor of the new bridge, and through these holes ele'vated and surface cars pass without interruption. When the bridge is completed the engineers plan to swing the old double decked structure around on its central ' pier.-ropening the river draw, then cut a "U" shaped hole with oxy-acetylene torches in It, into which the new bridge will drop. Wrecking of the old bridge can then be completed at leisure. Less than 24 hours, it is estimated, will be required to make the final shift from old to new bridge.
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WINCHESTER. Ind The marriage
of Miss Margaret Mary Longo, daugh
ter of Tony Longo, to Andrew Grille
was solemnized Wednesday morning,
in St. Mary's Catholic church, the llev
John M. Schmitz, of Union City, per
forming the ceremony. Many friends and relatives from a distance were present Mrs. James P. Goodrich accompanied Governor Goodrich to Harrisburg, Pa., the past week. ...Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Smith left Tuesday for
Hot Springs, Ark., to spend three weeks, after which they will go to Texas for the winter. Miss Marjorle Steed has returned from Chicago, where she spent several weeks . Mrs. Elizabeth Badger has returned from a visit with her daughter. Miss Marie, in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. David Martin are the guests of Mr. Martin's brother. Ward Martin and family, in Frankfort, Ind Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Platter have returned from r short visit with relatives in Muncie. The Home Economics club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. E. McNees. . . .Miss Olive Ludy, school nurse, of Muncie, is the guet of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ludy Miss Edith Ludy left Saturday for San Francisco, California .Mrs. Stella Duvall, of Washington, D. C, is spending some weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ed Ashwille. .The will of George W. Browne, who died recently, has been probated. After the payment of all debts, he wishes a monument to be erected, the cost of same not to exceed $S00. To his wife,- Emma Browne, he wills all his property, both real and personal, as long as she remains his widow. In case she should remarry, or die, the estate is to be divided equally among his nine children, as follows: Minnie C, Mary L, Sarah E. Browne, John W. Browne, Thomas G. Browne, Charles M. Browne, Eva A. ' Jackson, Francis Browne and Bonnie Browne Davis.
An educational meeting under the auspices of the Winchester Rotary club, was held Thursday evening in the Main street Church of Christ. The principal address was made by Professor E. J. Lewellen, superintendent of the public schools at Newcastle. Mrs. Magnolia Bales, who has been operating a rooming house on North Main street, has purchased the former Windsor hotel, where she will engage in the restaurant business and also rent rooms. James Murray has moved from the Windsor to the Central hotel, and Allen Hiatt, former manager of the Central, has taken charge of the rooming house vacated by Mrs. Bales. Two suits on account have been filed by the state of Indiana on relation of the Good Roads Machine company vs. Charles A. Dull, T. B. Gammet and Joseph P. Moy. Real Estate Transfers Asa F. Watson to Lewis L. Norton, lot 4-5. Harrisville. $300. Mary A. Rosenbush to Lewis K. Smith, part 78, Union City, W. D., $600. Carl Nonstiel to Herman W. Grooms SO acres, Monroe township, W. D. $4,000. Carl Nenstiel to Clifford Bales. 50 acres, Monroe township. W. D. $9,000. Paul Longnecker to Carl Nenstiel. 40 acres Monroe township, W. D. $5,700. Winchester Dealers and Merchants, losers in the series of baseball gams played by the business men of this city during the summer season, banqueted the manufacturers' and professional men Wednesday evening in the basement of the Friends church. County Superintendent O. H. Griest, Township Trustee G. W. Comer, J. D. Sarig and V. V. Bowman, of the Lincoln and McKinley schools, will go to Pendleton, Friday, to inspect the vocational department in the schools of that city. Tbe Rev. O. T. Martin has gone to Plymouth. Ind., to assist his twin brother, O. D. Martin, in a ten days evangelistic service. The Woman's club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Rubey. Mrs. Ella Hill opened the meeting with a paper on Central American Morals and Customs. Mrs. Fielder followed with a paper on "Central American Possibilities". "The Proposed Union of Central America" was given by Mrs. G. C. MarkL'. Mrs. Nichols closed the program by giving a reading. "The Village Pride", by Washington Irving. Beautiful Victrola Music closed the meeting. D. A. R. Holds Meeting The Daughters of the American Revolution met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Stephen Clevenger. Responses were on Indiana schools. Miss Bello Edger read an interesting paper on
HAS ARTIST HELD TO ONE IDEA OP U. S. BEAUTIES OVER A SPAN OF EIGHT YEARS?
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Mrs. John Barrymore, whom Artist Paul Helleu called the most beautiful woman in America eight years ago, at left, and Mi-s Rrby de Reiner, his new choice. BeIowrU Helleu. Eight years ago Paul Helleu, who np4 then won fame with his portrayal of beautiful women, came to the U. S. from France, and, after studying American types of beauty, declared that Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas, now Mrs. John Barrymore, was "the most beautiful voman in America." And now Mr. Helleu, in America, has chosen Miss Rubye de Reiner as his present ideal of
American beauty. Art critics, after a stcdy of the pictures of both women above- declare there are many points in common in the 'classic features and expression of Mrs. Barrymore and Miss de Reiner. Certainly no one disputes i French artist's opinion that they are both beautiful.
"Children of the Revolution". Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. John A. Engle is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Helen Hart, in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. William Slusher and family left Tnesday for Clearwater, Florida Mesdames Ella Kemp, Elizabeth Klefeker and Louisa Jackson left Friday for Taft, Florida, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. M. J. Semans is the guest of her son, Carl, In Indianapolis, from there she will go to Tipton, where she will be the guest of. Mrs. M. M. Molden and Mr. and Mrs. Will Jaqua, The Needles and Nods met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. P. Clark. The J. H. S. C. club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Will McBeth. Elegant refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clevenger have returned from Troy, Ohio, where they were entertained by relatives. Mesdames Elsie Kabel, Minnie Wilmore and Jennie Engle spent Tuesday with relatives in Saratoga. SPARTANBURG. Ind. Frank Caty returned from Canada Saturday evening, where he has been looking after
i his farm interests for several months.
He reports splendid crops. Canada is certainly looking after the interest of the farmer, whom they consider to be the heart of the country. They have guaranteed $2.60 per bushel, for wheat Our High school basketball team will play Green at the Gym Friday evening. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Moody visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mann Sunday Miss Dana Wise of Depaviw university spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wise, returning to her school Sunday evening. . .Second number of lecture course will be given at the M. E. church Saturday evening. Those attending will have the privilege of enjoying a humorous entertainment by S. Piatt Jones, who is sure to please. . .The Randolph County conference of the Christian churches will convene at the Christian church. G. I. Hoover, District Evangelist of Indianapolis, Mr. Keevile of Noblesville. Ind., Miss Florence Carmichel of Huntington, Ind.. Mr. Sapp of Winchester and Mr. Sniff of Union City are on the program for the day. ....Rev. Hamilton of Lynn is holding a revival at the M. E. church Our High school boys and girls made a hit in their splendid talks at the Educational meeting. Harry J. Wise's talk on the "Modern School" was masterly, and we predict Orville Bowen will make a politician Ralph Freeman has returned to his camp in Texas, after a brief furlough spent here A Palladium news box has been established at the High school Preaching services at Christian church Sunday morning but no evening services during the revival at the M. K. church. . . . .Several of our boys and girls are
absent from school this week because
ofvaccination and ehickenpox. .. .Professor and Mrs. Martin French of Rluffton, Ind., visited Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Middleton recently Orville Aukerman had an operation performed on his Jaw Sunday in Cincinnati, O.
day for a few days' visit with relatives at this place Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chamberlain were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Ridenour Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gardner entertained Omar Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. Jene Lewis Sunday evening Bert Dunlap and family spent Sunday with Elwood Loguo and family Mrs. Mike Conner spent the week end in Liberty. Mrs. T. F. Williamson spent Monday with Eddie Williamson and family. John Benner of Hamilton is visiting with home folks Mrs. Bud Brown of Richmond, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alveron Logue Mrs. Dan Breen and son Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pritchard, Omar Miller and family and George Brown and Will Kirkenbauer of Richmond were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Alveron Logue Sunday afternoon.
..Mrs. T. F. Williamson and son
Sears and Lawson Sanford and fam
ily spent Sunday evening with Eddie Williamson and family Richard.
Logue was taken to a hospital at In
dianapolis Wednesday for an operation. He is in a serious condition.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Mrs. Elmer Dickinson, of Richmond visited Mrs. Laura Richey, Thursday Mrs. Ralph Fink visited at Indianapolis Friday.... Mrs. Jesse Hoover visited in
Richmond Thursday. . .Mrs. Jeff. Kirk-
wood will take treatment for rheuma
tism at the Spiceland sanitarium.... Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fancher will attend the funeral of a friend at Louisville. .. .Herbert Taylor of Newcastle, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Laura .Ric hey, over Sunday. .. .Mrs. Bi Boyd visited at Indianapolis Friday Will Grienclnger and sister. Miss Rose, has returned from a visit in Muncie. .. .Mrs. Eva Toms visited at Indianapolis Friday.... Dr. J. E. Wright was called to Chicago because of the serious illness of their son Robert The Friday night club met with Miss Mary Dillion Miss Elizabeth Whelan had a paper on "Thames from Oxford to the Sea." Mrs. Grace Furman read a paper on "Interest to Travelers in London." Piano solos by the Misses Mania Johnson, Pauline Kinese and Mary Catherine Whelan. The Friday night club will meet Dec. 10, with Mrs. Grace Furnam Miss Esta Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Young, and Mr. Earl Barefoot were married by Rev Ilogan, Thursday evening. . .John Patton has bought Fred Storch's sec-and-hand furniture store in J. W. Marson's wall paper room on North Foote street The June Elliott Concert company, the third number of the Moose lyceum, will be given at the Hurst opera house, Dec. 7.
The Booeter Class of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. T. S. Martin Thursday, Dec. 9. Everybody come. LEWISBURG, O. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Grushon moved into Mrs. Finney's property on GreenvW street, Saturday. ...Mrs. Clara Hone visited her sister, Mrs. Boyer of German town, Wednesday and Thursday Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker attended the funeral of Max Conn at Van Wert, Friday. . . . Mrs. Annie Wood spent the latter part of the week in Dayton with Dr. and Mrs. Beeghley Anna Rice has accepted a position in Middle town Mrs. J. P. Hendrix and sons of rear Lebanon, visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Cowgill recently. . .Justice and I
Mrs. smith ot Dayton, are announcing the birth of a son, Ira Theodore "Grandpa" Ira Albert is receiving con
gratulations. . .Mrs. Mary Orias. south! of town, celebrated her 95th birthday
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yohe of Troy, spent Sunday with Mrs Parmlee R. H. Foster is nursing a broken right wrist as the result of a backfire when cranking his car Henry Ehler, who had been sick for the past year, passed away Thursday afternoon at his home near Scuffletown.... Mrs. G. C. Albert spent Monday and Tuesday in Dayton.. The local Parent-Teachers' association will hold their regular monthly meeting at the school house Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 7, at 2 o'clock. .. .Miss Nettie Snyder has been very ill for the past two weeks. She is a little improved at present. . . Mrs. Oliver Halle-r was taken to the .tuberculosis hospital near Dayton, Monday, for treatment Announcement was made last week of the marriage of Miss Treva Cotterman and Mr. Ralph Locke, which took place the early part of September, in Paris. Ky. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cotterman. She has been attending Miami-Jacobs Business college in Dayton for the past few months. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Locke, and since his graduation from high school in 1918
has been employed in Dayton. The newly-weds are well known and popular young people and Tiave many friends who join in extending congratulations. They will continue to reside in Dayton. '. BOSTON, Ind. Mrs. Jacob Benner, of New Paris, O., spent the week-end with her son, Walter Benner, and family Mrs. Arthur Piper. MR. Ray Da
vis. Mm. John Druley and Mrs. Cbas. Greggerson shopped in Richmond on Monday Mr. and Mrs. John Pottenger received a large box of fruit from their daughter, Grace, who Is In Florida this winter for her health. . . . Frank Piper, of Peru, spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Piper. ...Mrs. Frank Jenkinson shop-
Parla, 0...Mra. Mulr returned to Richmond Thursday after a week's visit with': friends.... John Peterson and Avery-Oxer epent Thursday in Cincinnati.... Mrs. Harry Allen near Kltchel. visited Mr. and Mrs. William Oxer Wednesday and Thursday The young people of the Methodist
church met with mks Grace Ketron
ped in Richmond Tuesday.... Bernard Friday evening. .. .Miss Letha Phil Benner ts visiting relative at New I lips spent Thursday in. Richmond. ,,
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COTTAGE GROVE, Ind. Yoong People's Fellowship Group gave a party at the home of Clint Johnson Thursday evening. Thirty were present. Refreshments ot sandwiches, pickles, pumpkin pie, doughnuts, coffee and cocoa were served. All reported a fine time. . . .Miss Edith Keelor spent Friday In Richmond. .. .Eddie Williamson and family returned from Richmond Saturday evening. Mr. Williamson had his tonsils and adenoids removed while there Mrs. Roy Meyers and Mrs. Charles Meyers spent Saturday in Richmond Salem Sunday school class number four met with Miss Alma Paddock Saturday
; afternoon. Twelve members were
present Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Smidt were guests of H. Clark and family Sunday afternoon... . .Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hyde spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hyde Mrs. Carl Wampler and little daughter of Mt. Summit, came Satur-
CH ESTER, Ind. Quite a number or "eats" were given to the Old Ladles' home of Richmond by the Chester M. E. church for Thanksgiving Marjorie Pickett spent Saturday and Sunday "with Bonnoe and Blanche Carmon, of Winchester Everett Hunt and family were Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Morton McMann and family of Richmond Nelson Hunt, of Purdue university, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Hunt The Ladies', Aid and the Booster class of Chester M. E. church met Wednesday for an all-day quilting. Mr. and Mrs. Boerner were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Henshaw of Winchester Mrs. F McDonald was a Tuesday afternoon guest of Mrs. L. F. Ulmer Revival meeting is on at Chester M. E. church. Come and bring your friends. .. .The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. T. S. Martin Thursday afternoon.
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