Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 33, 8 February 1922 — Page 7

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND WEDNESDAY, FEB- 8 1922.

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TWO WINCHESTER COUPLES CELEBRATE GOLDEN VEDDING ANNIVERSARIES ON IDENTICAL DAY

"WINCHESTER, Ind., Feb. 8. Mr. and Mrs. James N. Fldler of North Main street celebrated tbeir golden wedding anniversary today. At the same time Mr. and Mrs. John D. Summers, of east of the city, -will celebrate their golden "weddins anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Fidler will entertain their children, Mr. and Mrs. Summers, and a few friends, to noon dinner, on that day. Mr. and Mrs. Fidler were married at the old Harmon homestead, northwest of this city, before a number of guests of whom, besides the ' members of the family, Mr3. Adam Hirsho of "this city Is the only living

attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Fidler are 72 and 67 years of ages, respectively, and lived within one-half mile of their first home all of their married life, until retiring to this city a few years ago. Married at Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Summers were married Feb. 8, 1872, at Williamsburg, Ind., by John Cranor, United Brethren minister. There are now five guests living, who attended their wedding, namely, Alonzo Ludy, Mr. and Mrs. Octavious Potter, David Summers and Mrs. Ezra Troxell, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Summers are 86 and 6.8 years of age and have lived and been in business. at their present home a

number of years, raising garden truck

ana berries. Friends of both couples will be received in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Fidler, during the afternoon

and evening. Feb. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Summers have no children but raised

Charles D. Wysong, a nephew of Mr. Summers, and a prominent farmer, south of the city. Court News. The will of Daniel W. Robinson has bpen filed for probate. He wills to

CY widow, Mary E. Robinson, all thoj

iuusehold goods. The farm he leaves to his sons, Lemuel K. and Ora E. Robinson, share and share alike, with the understanding that their mother Is to be well provided for during her

near future. . . .The Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet this Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Florence Barr....Mrs. Albert Stanley and grandsons have moved into the Cappelar property on West Walnut street, recently purchased by her.... Mrs. Emma Morgan, of Anderson, Mrs. Lou Stevens, of Centerville, and Mrs.

held on Feb. 18. M. F. Detnck of De

Graff. Ohio, a former county agricul-

Uniol arm TJiiari mmtt7 UTirl I ra T?

Margaret Weber of Philomath were hen will be the speak-

guests vvcuueouay a l U1UWI ctk

home of Mrs. John Sullivan.... Mrs. Cora Wilson received news of the

death of her brother, Arthur Heim, of Liberty, early this week. Mr. Heim was a resident of Centerville several years ago. ' CAMDEN, Ohio Mrs. W. M. Patton

who has ben with her son Roy, who Is

i ers.

Local talent ' furnished from the Grange and other organizations will provide-part of the program.

life. Lemuel K. Robinson " is named administrator. The will was written May 3, 1912 and witnessed by John H. Robinson' and B. F. Marsh. Judge A. L. Bales has granted the

following divorces to plaintiffs: James P. Gee vs. Adella Gee, Leona Alexander vs. Leon Alexander. Madaline Elder has filed her bond as a notary public. Fermen C. Focht has filed bond in the sum of $1,500, as administrator of the estate of Calvin B. Edwards, deceased. luminal V T?rKtnort f i T q . itn4

$4,000 as administrator of the estate uumB. Dai.u 1 " " 7 visits Mrs Crist at the Connersville

of D. W. Rnhinson HppmsoH munason is m wun pneumom . ---, - - a. ia

Laurel Fern Patrick vs. Thomas Patrick, for divorce, cruel and inhuman treatment is charged. They were married June 3, 1918, and separated Feb. 2, 1922. Hugh M. Chamness vs. Curtis Rash, mechanic's Hen. William Thrash vs. Lewis Ford, suit on note. ,

Milton Institute Will

Re CtmAncted On Fed. 18ot Woman's Bible class at the 5 f o c v home of Mi. Jennie Shumaker and a MILTON, Ind., Feb. 8. Speakers for delightful time was enjoyed. Officers the Milton institute have been assigned , were lngtaled and after dose of busi-

oy ruraue ana tne msuiuie wm uo neg3 Bession the company were enter-

tamed by a three-act play, "The Happiest Plan or the Christianlzation of an Italian Family," featuring a good

Beck. Readings on the national parks were given by Mrs. Henry McMahan, Mrs. Joseph Kinney and Miss Cora Brown. Music by the Victrola completed" the program. The next meet-

critically ill. in Ft. Wayne, arrived I" be with Mrs E sak er .. Mr.

U1UUUSUU ID HA nuu yucuuiuum. ..... ok 4a Tommy Shafer. Mrs. Louis Phares and hospital Sunday afternoon. She is

Mrs. T. E. Davis spent Thursday wun 6.

Richmond relatives Supt. E. A

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DUNLAPSV1LLE, Ind. Miss Fannie Booth. Mrs. Lillian Talbott and son Robert, Mrs. C. E. Brookbank and daughter. Miss Freda attended the basketball game at Liberty Saturday. ....Miss Janet Stanley spent Friday night and Saturday as a guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Hill and daughter Laura in Liberty Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. -Leech and daughter Mary of Connersville were guests of Mr. and Sirs. George W. Weers here Saturday. ...Mr. and Mrs. Ross Darter and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Crist here Sunday George Hubbell and family visited relatives in Connersville Sunday Robert Hubbell and Alfred Hubbell were in Connersville Saturday to visit Perry Campbell and Jesse Snape at Memorial hospital James Fields and daughter, Mrs. Goldia Haag, had

Marie Smith was an over Sunday guest of friends in Richmond. .. .Conn Jarrett is installing a new wireless station in his garage, and has promised his patrons a concert on next Sunday evening.. . .John Carter underwent an operation at the M. E. hospital in Indianapolis last Friday, at present is doing nicely Mrs. Wanda Smock preached at Mt. Pleasant church Sun

day morning service Stephen Ber-

nette made his weekly call at the Meredith home over Sunday. Returning to Arcanum Monday. Harrison IlMtt spent Monday in the county seat on official business Orla Hill is back at his old place in the barber shop after a two weeks' illness from flue Mr. and Mrs. O.

H. Frazier attended services at New Garden Sunday evening The funeral of Mrs. Rex Brown was held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Spartanburg Christian church. Interment in the cemetery nearby. .. .Alice and Edna Hill had as their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hill....

Miss Marjorie Hodney is the guest of

friends in Indianapolis this week...

Oscar Mann i3 spending the week with

his daughter, Martha, at Mt. Vernon,

Ind Francis Nichols spent Monday

in Fountain City. .. .Marie Engle, of Richmond, was a guest Sunday of her

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Engle

L. H. S. won from Modoc Satur

day evening by the score of 21 to 14. Team work won the game for L. H. S.

Ross White of Richmond spent over

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas

White Miss Mabelle Mills of Farm

land and George Litchert of Winches

ter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Spillers. .. .Charles Bowen of Hearts Dale, Ind., is quite sick at the home of his brother, Raymond Bowen, being taken ill while en route to see his mother who i3 very ill with the "flu" Robert Jordan spent Monday in Carlos City Lucinda Gray, age 86 years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clemer, on Oak street

Monday at 1 lo'clock. She died very

Holcomb and Miss Lola Mitchell attended the conference of Intermediate grade teachers In Eaton Saturday.... The Epworth League had a penny social in the church basement Thursday evening The Hustlers' class of M. E. Sunday school met Friday evening with Mrs. Ernest Betrch Rev. Moore began revival services at M. E. church Sunday Miss Margaret Marshall of Oxford spent Saturday with her Aunts, Misses Mary and Ella Marshall. Miss Ella, who has been ill, is slowly Improving, i Tommy Shafer and sister, Mrs. Louis Phares,

WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio. The program for Monroe township Sunday school convention to be heldSunday,

Feb. 12, at the Christian church at

west Mancnester is as ionows: uvi - -- - -,- ' votional, G. P. Shear; music, report of endr.at Campbellstown

lesson in Americanization of foreigners, Delicious refreshments of Angel food cake, fruit salad, coffee arid cocoa were served. A huge popcorn cake, prepared by the hostess, was then cut and served. The next meeting will be held in April at the home of Miss Edna McGriff Among Ohio relatives from this vicinity in attendance at the funeral of Michal Gauch Friday at Galveston, were John Gauch, Charles Wagner. Lon Swihart, Mrs.

Mart Swain, Mrs. Charles Holtzmuller and Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hapner. Rev. H. S. Huey, who is holding a series of revival meetings at Crown Uoint, will arrive home Saturday and will fill his regular appointment Sunday at the local hristian church

Miss Ethel Earman spent the week

secretary; special music, male quartet; round table, "The Dally Vocation Bible School," led by C. C. Petry; spe-

and visitors were present Thursday iL. M. Turner find family.. .Miss Irene pvenin pat th TAtmla.r class meeting Leas entertained Mian rairAn Smith

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young people from this place attended the basketball game Friday evening, at Brookville Mr. and Mrs. John Loven and Miss Jeneva Frank end brother Merlin, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and - Mrs. Frank Parks Miss Imo Howell of Dayton, spent the week-end at homo. ....James B. Trone was a Sunday dinner guest of Dr. and Mrs. Carl Beane Mr. and Mrs. Burley Rautsaw and son Billy were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rautsaw, at Eldorado.... -Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Radabough attended the banquet given by the K. of P. and Pythian Sisters lodges Friday night at Castine. . . . . I). A. Poe was an Eaton visitor Thurs

day.

Charles Col vin and family of Greenville were Sunaay guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Virgil Emerick and family. M

and Mrs. Emerick moved Thursday to the old Craig property, now owned by Mrs. S. Jane Shumaker. Mr. and

Mrs. Clint Wehrley moved Into the property vacated by Emerick. .. .The funeral of Nelson Wehrley was held Wednesday afternoon at Ware's Chapel. Burial at Chapel cemetery

Fern Shields move to Arcanum Mon-

Miss Jane Houck of Farmersville,

is nursing at the home of Ora Em erick. Mrs. Emerick and two sons

cial music, violin duet; address, Rev. iu witn pneumonia. John Gauch, J day Mrs. Harry S. Huey and son,

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attack of heart trouble Mrs. Sam Stutz returned home Tuesday from a short visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Howell Mr. and Mrs. Clato Emerick and Mr. and Mrs. John Minnica were visitors in Greenville Sunday afternoon Max and DonaM Trone spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Mary Trone and fam

ily Mr. ana Mrs. A. J. Myers entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barme and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker at dinner Sunday Mrs. J. W. Ashbaugb, of Potsdam, pent Friday and Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Jerry Fager. ...Misses Janeva Frank and Lillian Miller attended the home talent show given by the Universalis! church at Eldorado Thursday evenlns? Mrs. A. O. Miller visited from Friday until Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. O. N. Shelleberger. at College Corner. .. .Mrs. Isaac Christman and Mrs. Leo Guy and her sister were visitors in Lewisburg Tuesday Frank Brown, of Franklin, spent Sun

day with Henry Howard and family ....Mrs. Albert Banta received a report of the death of her sister, Edith, Thursday evening at her home near Dayton.

Irvin of Eaton, subject, "Man's Place in the Sunday School;" music; ad-

1riirTnnpnt Spvpral frnm this nlace i

attended the Sunday school Institute Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Siler

E. B. Creager also are ill Mr. and

Mrs. Anderson Gauch and daughter,

Headaches from Sliqht Colds Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative and germ des

troyer. The genuine bears the signa-

i Wednesday at Greenville. Superin-

and Mrs. Anna Gift were in Hamilton ; tendent C. B. Creager and Mrs. John

Saturday. .. .The Presbyterian cnurcn , Gauch gave a very good report of the-

will soon install a moving picture ma

chine to be used in illustrating sermons and lectures.

MILTON. Ind. Mrs. John Warren

was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Heck at Bentonville Harry Manlove. who i3 doing lyceum work.

spent Sunday with his family. .. .The poses;" prayer meeting Thursday eve

Embroiderv club met last week wim;nine at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Will Brown. .. .Mrs. Sant Little; Henry Howard. The Sunshine class

is seriously ill... In honor of the birlh-jwill have charge of the Sunday school day of her son, Harold, Mrs. Henry Sunday, Feb. 19 Over 50 members Larson entertained Tuesday evening --'-

for Dwight Brown, Roderick McCor-

meeting. Virgil Pruddy and Howard Siternd wife of Twin Creek chapel

were also present. The Sunday school attendance Sunday, Feb. 5, was 72; offering, $3.14. Sunday school convention Sunday, Feb. 12, 2 p. m. Endeavor services Sunday evening at 6:30,

led by Mr. Shear, topic, "Better Pur-

and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Gauch and family Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turner, of Troy, Ohio, are visiting their sou,

Mrs. E. B. Creager.... EMen Gruber V rv. f,mlw u.r,, ciio. famiwitnre of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you

and family, Howard Siler and family

and Mr. and Mrs. John Brown were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Priddy Mrs. Will King, of Dayton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Sceurman, who is suffering from an

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fiplds and snna

of near Roseburg, Claude Geis and I suddenly, leaving Wo daughters and

family of Sycamore Gap farm for their dinner guests at their home near Quakertown Sunday.

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind. Mrs. Raymond Smith and daughter Katherine of Newcastle were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Piehe. Mr. and Mrs. Bright Merchant and children of Hamilton, Ohio,- returned Friday after spending the week as the guests of Vj. and Mrs. John Parks Mr. and (3. Clayton Bruinfield and daughter

oi iucnniona canea on Air. ana Mrs,

one son. Funeral arrangements later

Otis Ritter spent Monday in Richmond Glen Pegg of Richmond was an over Sunday guest of friends here E. H. and Fred Jones were business visitors in Richmond Monday.... Laura Hiatt returned Monday from a week's visit in Richmond with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hiatt.

CENTERVILLE, Ind. Evelyn Rebekah lodge will celebrate its anni

versary on the evening of Feb. 14. All Rebekahs and their families, all

LawrrnpA filark and dmnrhtpr Snnrinv' i Odd Fellows and their families. a3

Mrs. Gladys Minner and Misstwe11 as sojourning Odd Fellows and

Marjory Jeffers of Richmond were the j "eoeKans, are invuea to Dring Das

euests of Marshels Jeffers and fam- Kets wun gooa tning3 ana enjoy a

ilv west of town Sundav Mr. andisocial evening. A committee is pre

Mrs. J. J. Smith and children of New- Paring a program Pete Cutler, who castle were the guests of Ora Smithlnas en making his home with his and family near here Sunday Mr. Parents, and who has been in a disand Mrs. Will Goodson and children, abled condition for several years due

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin and to a railroad accident, received $2500 1

children were the guests of Mr. and ! curability insurance last week... Miss Mrs. Enos Veal Sunday. ..Robert Ball I Pearl Redding, of Provo, Tenn., came

who is in school at Marion was called home by the serious illness and death of his grandfather, last Thursday. LYNN, Ind. Mrs. Florence James of Richmond was a Saturday visitor in Lynn Mary Reynolds of Richmond spent over Sunday with her mother here Miss Belle Carter is tho guep.t of her sister, Mrs. Perry Revel!, in Red Key, Ind., going from there to Fof.torig. Ohio? before her return Cyrus Brown wa3 the over Sunday guest of friend?- in Richmond . . . .Duch Miller spent Saturday afternoon and evening in Richmond. .Clyde Rabbins spent Sunday with relatives in Itc'miond. . . .T. C. Nichols was the Sunday guest of his daughter, Mrs. Pete Cutler, in Richmond Miss

last week to care for Rev. M. Marie

Cassel, who has been in failing health for several weeks. .. .Mrs. Fannie O'Neal spent the latter part of the week with her sister, Miss Nola Savage, at Indianapolis. Mr. O'Neal and the children joined her Sunday The Centerville library will move in a few weeks to the H. L. Johnston store room, which is now being remodeled. The building now used by the library will be used by a business firm.... The Parent-Teachers' association will meet next' Monday evening. A good program is being arranged by the committee Mrs. Anna Harrel Miller, of Connersville, who sang at the Christian church services Sunday, will give a recital for the benefit of the C. WT. B. M. of that church in the

mick. Earl Smullen, Dean Manlov

and Maurice Ingerman Rev. and Mrs. McCormick and son, Roderick, spent "Sunday at Centerville. .. .Miss Ruth McCormick was the week-end guest of Hartford City friends Mrs. Ed. Stanley, Mrs. Angelina Warren. Miss Hazel Stanley, Miss Mabel

Stanley, Robert Stanley -and Glenn Wiseman, of Indianapoli3, spent Sunday with Mrs. Lenna Doty and Mr. J

and Mrs. Harry Doty Mr. ana Mrs.

Chester Hall spent Sunday in Connersville. .. .Howard Warren was the guest of his father at Richmond Saturday, and found him much improved .... Mrs. Ross Parker and two sons are visiting relatives at Lebanon, O.

....Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crawford entertained at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caldwell and family, Mr. and Carl Caldwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Caldwell and guest, Mrs. Lindeniarf, of Detroit, Mich., and Robert Williams, of Richmond. -jLuke and Mark Beeson, of Connersville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beeson and family Sunday In honor of Miss Louise Beeson's birthday anniversary, Mrs. Robert Beeson entertained Saturday evening. Miss Helen Drischell, Miss Vivian Pierce, Miss Mary Butler, Miss May Mclntyre, Olin Davis, Maron Mclntyre, Ray C. Myers, Hernley and Ralph Boyd... The penny supper and motion picture show of the Methodist church ha3 been postponed until Friday evening,. Feb. 17 ....Roderick McCormick was home from Butler; Dayton Warren from Columbus, Ohio; Vance Manlove, from

Purdue, for the mid-winter vacation

The 500 club had a co-operative supper Saturday evening with Mra. Carri Johnson. Those present were: Mrs. Charles Davis and sons, Mr. and

Mrs. J. C. Beck and son John, Mrs. Flora Vorhees, Miss Katherine Hos-j hour, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Newman, Mr. and Mrs. James Doddridg and house guest, "Mr. Clawson, of Indian

apolis; .Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doddridge, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Warren, Mr3. Emma Beeson, Mrs. Alvin Lowry, Miss Edith Belden and Miss Amelia Kanuff. The next meeting of the club will also be held with Mrs. Johnson. .. .The Masons had work in the second degree Monday night.... The Rebekahs will have work Tuesday night. A pot luck supper will.be served Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Knight and family, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Higham....Mrs. Alice Gresh was the week-end'guest of Miss Bell Scott at Richmond. .. .Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmell spent the week-end with LeRoy Kimmell and family at Centerville Mrs. Julia Ball returned Friday from

a visit of several months with her son at Indianapolis. .. .Next Sunday will be ticket , day at the Christian

Sunday school. One with you will be your ticket of admission. .. .The Home club met last week with Mrs. J. C.

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