Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 186, 16 June 1921 — Page 3

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1921.

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EASTHAVEN HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENTS WILL CARE FOR EXPANSION The Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane will get new cottages for its patients, farm buildings, and farm equipments, and othar improvements, approximating $73,000 from its specific funds, appropriated by the legislature, according to the plan of Governor McCray. Equalization of capacity on the basis of accomodations for about 1.200 patients at each of the state institutions for the insane is provided for in the governor's policy. The wards will be much better off, the governor says, for their housing in the different institutions of the state which have extensive farm lands, because their general health and mental Hate will be improved. Their useful and produtive labor on the farms will make them of more value to the state. Expansion Provided. The equalization probably will mean that the local institution will receive patients from the Central h' "al at Indianapolis to adjust the Ind.. apolis institution to the new scheme. The $500,000 placed in Governor McCray's hands by the last legislature for the development of the four outstate institutions will be. distributed among them. Plans and specifications are being made which should be ready for approval in the near future for the expenditure of the entire fund. ACCIDENT VICTIM SUES JOSEPH STOLLE A complaint for personal injuries of S5.000 was filed against Joseph Stolle in Wayne circuit court Thursday morning by Virginia Peters, five years old, by her father, Clifford S. Peters. According to the complaint, the Utile girl was riding on a sled pulled by her mother on the night of Dec. 26. 1920. At the corner of South A and Ninth streets the mother, Mrs. Lillian Peters, was walking in the street, because of the slippery condition of th6 sidewalk. Mr. Stolle struck tho Fled and child, It is charged, as he was driving west on A street. Her right shoulder and arm were ftrained. body bruised and left leg fractured at the hip, the complaint alleges. It further charges that the machine v.as being operated carelessly and negligently by Mr. Stolle.

Webster Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding

Circuit Court

A claim of $4,647.95 was filed by Lizzie S. Baird vs. the estate of John 13. Spalding in Wayne circuit court Wednesday afternoon. Marriage license was granted to John B. Staubach. machinist, of Richmond, and Sarah Ruth Lacey, of Fountain City, Thursday morning. The decree In the suit for divorce of Elsie Vore vs. Lemon V'ore which was entered on Wednesday, May 25, was set aMde in Wayne circuit court Thursday morning by Judge Bond on motion of the defendant. America Thornton was granted a divorce from Alfred Thornton in Wayne circuit court Thursday morning on a charge of cruel and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff was granted the custody of the minor child and the defendant ordered to pay $40 a month for the support of the child. All costs were assessed against the defendant.

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Wiskersham, who reside at home. Six of their 10 grandchildren who are still living are: Miss Gladys Arnett, Miss Kathryn Arnett, Miss Florence Wickersham, June and Anna Mary Railsback and one grandson, Marvin

I Railsback. Celebrating their golden wedding : anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Railsback j will entertain informally at their i country home In Webster township Sunday afternoon from -2 until 5 ' o'clock and Saturday evening from 6 J until 9 o'clock. All their friends and relatives are cordially invited. Children and grandchildren of the couple

wiu be guests at a family dinner that day.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Railsback

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Railsback, residing southwest of Webster, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary, Saturday, June 18. Both have resided in Wayne county all their lives. Mrs. Railsback, who was Miss Mary C. McCashland, was born in 1850 and Mr. Railsback. who is 73 years old was born In 1848. They were married June 18, 1871. Only six

persons who were present at the weding are living. They will all be honored guests at the celebration Saturday. M-r. and Mrs. Railsback have five children, all of whom are living. They are: Mrs. Luther Arnett, of this city; W'arner Railsback, a farmer of Center township, Wayne county; Loren and Adah Railsback and Mrs. Mary

FRANKFORT MAN DROPS " DEAD IN MAYOR'S OFFICE FRAXKFORT. In'., June 16. Cornelius Kelleher, 58 years old, retired business man and prominent Republican, dropped dead of heart disease Wednesday evening while visiting friends in the mayor's office. He was a member of the city Republican committee. He had just telephoned his wife that he was on his way home when the attack rame. Tho widow, two daughters and one son survive.

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