Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 94, 20 April 1922 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922.

NATIONAL HOSPITAL OBSERVANCE M AY 12i

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' National hospital day ' la to be cele

brated agalnthis -ear on May 12. the Mr. and Mrs. George Wilker who have

Mr. and Mrs. John Ityan of Orange motored here Sunday and visited with the latter's Pister Mrs. Sarah Huddleston and family. ....Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson of Anderson, are here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gosnell Mrs. J. E. Henly with her mother Mrs. Ohmit, who is spent Monday at Cambridge City sick.... .Mrs. S. P. Snyder is ill...:.

anniversary of the birthday of Flor-jbeen in tfae West for several months . . . - ... . ' I rptnrnpil Viprp Kntiirrlnv to livp .

ence rsignungale. The following let- -TV. I t n i. j h V i. j , , iMr. and Mrs. J. C. Huddleston had as ( tr sent by President Harding to thetheir guestg at diimer Easter CurU3

National Hospital Day committee was'

published this week in the Red Cross Courier: "I was pleased to learn that you are going to celebrate National Hospital Day again this year, on May 12, the anniversary of the birthday of Florence Nightingale. , .

"I feel that it is particularly worth

Grooms and family of Bradford. Ohio,

Ernest Huddleston and family of Cornbridge City, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dean.. .. .George Peed and family moved this week to their property they recently bought. A. W. Laymon and family will move where they vacated.. .. .George Fagan and son, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Fagan and Miss Mary

while to continue this observance at j Ammon "spent Thursday in Conners

present, because of some things which' ville with relatives Mr. and Mrs. have lately come to my attention with Robert Stewart, Ed Stewart and famregafd to hospital and hospital service, jiy spent Easter in Centerville with " both in this conntry and abroad., Clyde Watt and family Mr. and v America has led the world by a long Mrs. Mullin of Connersville spent the .' way in the development and mainten- week-end with her parents Mr. and ance of modern hospitals, and in this'irg e. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. regard our facilities are far superior j Murry Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. George to those of any other community. Yet ' Bvba and son. motored to Richmond

by reason , of the extraordinary de-;gun(jay afternoon to hear Billy Sunmands for care of the disabled men of iay The Union Easter , Sunrise the World war, we are a long way prayer services were well attended from adequate equipment. - Sunday morning and there was a good Money Comes Hard i attendance at both the morning and t "I have been told that in some ofevening preaching services. Rev. the European countries, where a very evening services, Rev. Thomas preach large hospital establishment was cre-:Thoma8 preached two very interestated to meet the requirements of theing sermons Mr. Leonard Champe

Saturday afternoon in honor of the

Harvey. The time was spent In games and other children amusements. All present having a pleasant time..... Frank Kinnaman and daughter Helen were shopping in Richmond Saturday. Rev. A. A. Turner attended the funeral of Rev. E. T. Clark at Centerville Sunday afternoon.; Rev. Clark had delivered several sermons here

and everyone were shocked to hear of his sudden death Mr. and Mrs. John Scott entertained at dinner Ea3ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of Cincinnati,, Mr. Horace Hubbard and

family of Cambridge City, Mr. and

Mrs. Delbert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott and Miss Mary Scott

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kellum of MiHon

spent Easter here with friends...

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Elsey and son

were in Richmond Saturday Mrs. Charles Scott attended the funeral .of her cousin Mrs. Kiser at Pershing Friday afternoon.

war, it has now proven almost impos

slble to obtain the necessary endow-, ment funds and community interest In these institutions to keep them doing

the great humane work which should j be carried on by them, whether in war or In peace time. ' j "For "myself, I have felt that In es-j . tablishing the great, hospital facilities', r which are needed for the soldiers we' will be providing ourselves with a fa-: cility whose usefulness will continue. , after the soldiers have been properly! cared for and discharged. When that time comes I trust ways will be found' to have these establishments utilized 1 for the. general interest of the com-: munity, through local associations sini-: ilar to those that maintain so large a' proportion of hospitals all over the! country. "One of the finest and most humane j , products of our civilization is the; modern hospital and every activity -- which aims to assure its advantages tot an increasing ' number of people de-i , serves all possible encouragement." I

entertained a number of boys and girls

Bennet Owens of Monroe won the gold medal in the county spelling con-, test which was held at Camden last Saturday.. . .Alice Marie Thomas who has been seriously ill is somewhat improved Corn testing in the agricultural department will end April 25 Ira Richards entered the second grade from Lewisburg Arlene Eyler who underwent an operation is home from the hospital..... There will be no baseball game this Friday but there probably will be one on the following Friday Monroa won three silver medals in the Literary contest Monday night. Hugh Christman for Bible reading, Irene

LEGION GETS RESULTS

FROM QUESTIONNAIRES

Very satisfactory results were obtained by sending out questionnaires for the legion service census, according to Ray UmpLeby, adjutant of Harry Ray Post, American Legion. The results have not yet been tabulated, however, he stated. Legion officials are awaiting the sending in of .a number of the questionnaires which are being delayed for some reason. Mr. Umpleby requested Thursday that, legion members send in any questionnaires they may have

retained. Service men who are in need of jobs are being placed through the post employment service, he stated. He requested that any person needing a man to work about the house, at odd jobs, call the legion club rooms,' 1872, and a man would be sent immediately.

Mrs. Myrtle Dougherty . Elected Class President MEDDLEBORO. Ind, April 20. The Ever-Ready class of the M. E. Sunday school met at . the hall Wednesday

afternoon. Mrs. Ethel Seaney was

chairman. Business of importance was discussed. Mrs. Myrtle Daugherty was elected president, following which refreshments were served by Mrs. Jeffries.

As the humming bird moth works at night it Is rarely seen.

x DISCOVER TAX FRAUDS (By Associated Press) MEDINA. Ohio, April 20. County Auditor Washburn, on a trip to Wadsworth, found 33 houses, 13 garages and one business block, all valued at rj $70,000, which had not been listed on the tax duplicate.

Leas for piano solo and John Blackford the discussion.. .. .Monroe has won silver medals for Bible reading and piano solo every year since the contests started.

I. U. PROFESSOR RESIGNS BLOOMIXGTON, Ind., April 20. Prof. Alfred M. Brooks of the fine arts department of Indiana university has resigned his position here to become head of the newly created department of history of philosophy at Swarthmore university, it was announced here today.

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met. Thursday aterpppn . with ' Mrs. I

Alpicust Huddleston.. . . .Several -from

here attended the baccalaureate - ser-j vices at Straughns Sunday afternoon, j There are four from here in the grad-j uating class.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles j Miller and son Francis of Richmond.; f-pent the week-end here with Mr. and; Mrs, . Alijah Hammer Mrs. Harry: Kinnaman met with a painful.accident j Monday, when she fell and tore the! ligaments loose in her right hand.. . . Claude Dickerson . and - family have ; moved into George Thompson's house, i ."..".Mrs. Jennie 'Smalley who has' bought the property where Dickerson's vacated is 'having' it remodeled and! will-move there soon Miss .Vera and Lillian Byba were shopping in,

James Scott hare gone to Connersville to reside Mr. and Mrs. Norton Wilson of Indianapolis spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Wilson Mr.

and Mrs. Dolph Personett of Straughn' called on friends here Saturday ! Mr. Frank Smith and family, spent the! week-end with relatives, atlVhitewa-l ter.... -Preaching . services .at the Friends church nest' Sunday morning I and evening.:.. At the U. JJ.. church at 10:30 a, m. - Christian .Endeavor: at 6 j p. m,; At" the. M. 'church' "at 1:30 j jk .m. v.'Jrftr-'and' Mrs. 'Henry Myersi entertained. at. Easter dinner,- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertsch, Miss Emma Hei-

ney. ot Pershing, M,r.-Jana Mrs. uuriolph Hoover and Miss Belle Martin of Cambridge-City, Mr.. Jacob Myers was an afternoon caller Mr. Will Ream of Arizona is here for si f pw days stay with Mr.- and Mrs. P. H. Wilson.. . . .George Fagan of Bunker Hill and son George of Peru, are here the guests of - his brother Mr. Elmer Fagan and family.. .Mi3S Bertha Dunbar of Centerville spent Saturday with her aunt Mrs. Sarah Honren.. . . .Mrs. Olin Kinneman is able to be out again after a serious illness

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