Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 142, 15 June 1922 — Page 9
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922.
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FORMER GREENVILLE PASTOR LEAVES WIFE AND NINE CHILDREN
GREENVILLE, Ohio, June 15. Miss Esther Hughes, local girl, and the Rev. Walter Culp, for three years pastor of the local Mennonite church, eloped Wednesday from the pastor's home at Spring Valley, where he held a Methodist pastorate, according to a message received here. "I think I like her better than I do ; you and I think I am doing the right thing by leaving you and going with her." the pastor told his wife as he drove away with the pretty 18 year old girl, leaving his wife with nine children.
The minister's wife eat up all night while she watched preparations for
the elopement, afraid tq tell authorities because her husband threatened to take the children with him if she did. At 4:30 o'clock Wednesday morning she aroused neighbors and told them the story of the elopement and then began preparations to return to her former home in Indiana. The Rev. Culp had established Miss Hughes in his home at Spring Valley and obtained a class of music pupils for her. Mr.s Culp admitted knowing of relations between her husband and the girl, but was afraid to say anything until after the elopement. Common Pleas New Cases Hibben,' Holloweg and company, vs. W. F. Peterseim, Verenle Peterseim, M. A. Peterseim and A. C. Rhoades, either individually or as partners. Money; amount claimed $1,056.23. Probate Court Iven F. Baylor, administrator of the estate of Henry L. Judy, deceased,
niea petition to sell real estate :o pay
debts.
A. R. Brandon, administrator of the estate of A. A. Hoover, deceased, filed
distributive account. Same filed petl
tlon to fix and determine amount of
inheritance tax, if any.
Harley W. Spitler was appointed
administrator of the estate of Ben-
Jamin F. Spitler, deceased. Bond,
$2,000.
Petition filed to fix and determine amount of inheritance tax in estate of A. C. Brandon, deceased. Isaac E. Pollg, guardian of Susan Poling, filed first and final account.
Cleveland, Ohio, Is here visiting hi3 1
sister, Mrs. Charles Evans and family Mrs. Louise Suter of Hanibal, Ohio, is visiting relatives and friend3 here and at Cambridge City Mrs. T. J. Butler and daughter were shopping in Richmond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Harold of Cincinnati, have moved back to their home here Miss Lucile Hall of Indianapolis Is here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Omer Taylor and family Mr. and Mrs. Westphal, Mrs. J. R. Foster, and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Moore have returned from a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Whito and Mr. J. W. Sands Mrs. Edwin Haywood and son and Miss Jean Shrawder of Pittsburg are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers Mr. and Mrs. James Stultz and baby of Indianapolis, spent the week end with the latter's mother, Mrs. Steffenson Rev. J. R. Godwin and family of Wabash, Ind., were calling on friends here Thursday Mrs. Leon
ard Champe has resigned as treasurer of the town board and the vacancy has been filled by George Adrian Clem
Fackler of Cincinnati is the guest of
his brother, Dr. V. N. Fackler and fam- j
lly Rev. and Mrs. Bunner and baby, of Lincoln, Ind., are visiting relatives and friends here.
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FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind. Mrs. Luzina Daulby was pleasantly reminded of her eigty-eighth birthday Wednesday evening. Light refreshments were served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Sal Boren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boren and Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks and Mrs. Margaret Daulby Children's day was observed
Sunday night at the Hopewell Meth
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Francisco Lecn de La Barra. Francisco de La Barra. former provisional president of Mexico, has just been named to that position agai.i in a manifesto issued oy rebel leaders.
rel Mrs. O. W. Shercr, Miss Peart' Haller and Miss Evelyn Northrop returned Sunday from a southern trip, where they visited Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain " and Mammoth Cave. Miss Northrop returned from Maryville - college. Tennessee, where she has been a student for the past term. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McClure were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McClure at Hollansburg, Ohio Mrs. J. F. Shinkle returned Sunday from Heid Memorial hospital, at Richmond, where she recently underwent an operation... .Miss Pauline Sherer of rear Eaton, Is spending a few weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Shinkle Mr. and' Mrs. O. W.
Sherer, Miss Pearl Haller, Mis3 Opal Northrop and Roy Arnold motored to Cincinnati Wednesday and spent the day with Harry Roach, who is confined at i the Rockhlll sanitarium. They formed a picnicing party at the noon hour.. . .".Mrs. Emanuel Timmons was a guest of Mrs. N. N. Royers,
Tuesday..,. .Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hahn
motored to Athens, Ohio Monday to be
In attendance at the Ohio university commencement, Tuesday morning,
where their daughter. Miss Janice, is
a graduate.. . . .Lowell Penland, of Oxford, Ohio, visited New Paris friends Sunday.
keep house there Walter Dunbar returned last week from the Reid hospital and is getting along nicely.
...Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clements and
odlst church Mr. and Mrs. Harold ?uhtr Jene spent Sunday with
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Bunkly, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thornton and daughter, Mary Frances, Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton and daughter, Lucile, and Isaac Williams and family motored to Dayton Sunday. ....Mrs. Ira Davisson spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas, of Arba Rev. C. O. Reynolds and family returned home Monday after a week's visit with friends at Carmel. .... Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Harrison spent several days with Jesse Harrison and family Miss Ruth Fulghum and Henry Macey, Miss Ol
ive Harrison and Murry Helms called on J. C. Daugherty and family, of Jacksonburg, Saturday evening "NTt- onrt Mi-c T?nheTi RnAnt Snn.
3ay with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Macey. j Mercer, Pti., who were enroute to Col-
Mark Stevens and family '.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spahr of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Spahr spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Oskins. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Peelle attended a community meeting at Bethol Sunday afternoon. NEW PARIS, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brandon are away for a few clays visiting relatives in Darke county Charles Wright was called" to Greencastle, Ind., Thursday by the fatal illness' of his grandmother.. .Mr.s Nancy Walley and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McClure entertained from Thursday until Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. William Graham and son, Charles, of
DUBLIN, Ind. Mr. Mullin and family, of Connersvllle, have moved into S. P. Snyder's house Mrs. John Marshall, who has been seriously ill, is reported better Miss Lena Henley, of Monrovia, and Mrs. John Eves, of Richmond, spent Thursday with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. M. Henley Mrs. Mary Marsh, of Winchester, is visiting relatives and friend3 here. She will go from here to Ore
gon for an indefinite visit with her
brother, whom she has not seen for several years Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson had &3 guests Sunday, his
parents and his brother and wife, of
Upland Mrs. Anna Nation, of Mun-
cie, spent the week-end with Mrs. Sarah Howren. . . .Mrs. Sarah Waller, of Newcastle, is here for a week's visIt with her sister, Mrs. William Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wampler have returned from Winona Lake, where the had been attending the conference of the Church of the Brethren .,..M!ss Emma White has returned from Muncie after a several weeks' stay with her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ballard and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Elsey and
son, have returned to Indianapolis after a few days' stay here... . .Miss Florence Knipe is home from Albany for her summer vacation Rev. and Mrs. P. M. .Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heacock, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Conner, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson had a picnic supper near Woodward's bridge Friday evening Mrs. Otis Hunt and daughter Mary Lou and son James Victor, spent Sunday with Mrs. Louisa Hayden and daughter Mrs. Ella Nixon and baby have returned to Campbellstown, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wimmer spent Sunday with relatives at Hagerstown Mrs. Hazel Cohen of Dayton, Ohio, spent a few days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Custer Mr. and Mrs. Zoal Taylor, Vera Byba, Lucile Hall, Hilda Perry. Beulah Sherold, Lillian Byba, Trimbel Shaffer, Orange Taylor, Herschel Moore and Carlton Bell had a camp-fire with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Friday evening. Mrs. Mary Woodward entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Spencer and daughter, of Indianapolis, Mrs. Howard Holt and son, Robert Lanning, of Greenfield, and Chester Layman and family Mr. and Mrs. J E. Henley and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Snyder motored to Brookville, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William McKee have returned to their home in Hamilton, Ohio, after a few days' visit with his brother. Dr. C. E. McKee and family Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Oler spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pierson at Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Westphal, of Martinsburg, W. Va., and Mrs. J. R. Foster, of Indianapolis, have been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Moore Miss Lora Henley has returned from Indianapolis, where she has been attending the teachers' college Mr. Baker, from
...Clifford Applegate and family of
Spiceland, spent Sunday with Mr. and I Mrs. Marquis Thomas. Mrs. Thomas returned home with them for a visit CENTERVILLE, Ind. Rev. Merlin Robbins and daughter Addis of Poseyvllle, Mrs. Effie Carman and grandson of Anderson were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan. The following guests called Saturday: Mrs. Lydia Stickleman, Herbert Cain and family and Mrs. Van King, Gale Smoker and family and Ira Black and friend Next Saturday evening is the annual Ice cream festival of the Woman's Cemetery association at the town hall Misses Ruth and Martha Commons, Mrs. Eva Commons and Mrs. Walter Commons left thi3 week for Ann Harbor, Mich, for a visit for several days with friends there. Children's Day sen-ices at the Methodist church next Sunday evening A number from hero attended the West Grove all day meeting last Sunday. The Methodist Ladies quartet, and Miss Erpha Lundy sang. Rev. Marie Cassell gave a short address, while a large number of people took
a basket dinner and enjoyed the day together,. .. .A birthday surprise dinner was successfully planned and carried out on Miss Lois Brumfield Sunday. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Fetzer and son Bobbie, Mrs. Alice Fetzer, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Porter and. son Scott, and daughter Rhea, Isaac Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Rentfrow, Elmer and Helen Rentfrow and Mrs. Minnie Wright Mrs. Rush Stanley and daughter Faye of Brigham City, Utah, are here for a visit with Mrs. Hannah Stanley and children Mrs. Elmer Knapp, Mrs. Oliver McGraw, Mis3 Bessie Buhl entertained the Woman's Home Misslonry society Thursday at the home of Mrs. Knapp. Thirty-one were present. Mrs. Noel Mathews had chargeof the program. Vocal numbers were furnished by Mrs. Ruby Omelia, Mrs. Grace Peelle and Mrs. Mathews. A social time and refreshments followed the regular meeting Misses Vinnle Joslin, Mildred McConaha and Laura
Bertsch attended the State Sunday
school convention at Evansville last week. -Misses Joslin and McConaha will spend a few days visiting Mrs.
Williard Elliott who lives near Evansville.. .. .Oscar Russel and family of Fountain City. Wid Kinder of Columbus and Mrs. Dalby of Richmond were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Wright Miss Pearl Blue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blue and Frank Garthiwate of Richmond were married last week in Kentucky and surprised friends and relatives. The young people probably will reside In Richmond Mrs. Marcus Reynolds visited her sons and daughter In Richmond last week Mrs. Clark and daughter Ethel returned from a visit in Urbana, Ohio, last week and are at the home of Mrs. Clark's mother near Abington Mrs. Nugent is making improvements on her home on Main Cross street and will again
orado Mrs. Mary Brawley entertained a party of elderly women on Thursday in honor of her guest, Mrs. Mary Ann McGill. The day was spent in talking over their girlhood and school days, and a very enjoyable time was had by Mrs. Mary Mills,
i-.irb. iuiry wavw, nus. r ranees ivirn.-. and Mrg Ceorge Hannah. Patrick, Mrs. Martha Clark, Mrs. Ce- t7.OT1ir inwm -we.
lesta Halderman and Mrs. Ellen Mel" n Pii,ranI1H Mnnrinv
Pherson. Evening guests were Mrs. : i wvfj f n,mw vh
Marcus Penland, Mrs. Fannie Aker,
Mrs. Kate Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Ella Clark Mrs. William Mikesell and daughter, Margaret, of Columbus, O , returned to their home Saturday, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mikesell Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mikesell and three sons motored to the Celina reservoir Sunday and will . .i . j r: v, i r tk Vmi.
ial of Mrs. Grace ' Wolf ord Brandenburg, age 558 years, took place in Spring Lawn cemetery Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Brandenburg attended the i New Paris high school and was a j
member of the graduating class of 1912. The husband, one daughter, father, and one brother survive Mr. and Mrs. Orville Veets entertained Saturday night and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elson Jones and daughter, Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Veet and two sons, Misses Helen and Mary Veet, all of Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. John Emler and daughter were guests Sunday afternoon Roy Arnold arrived from Ohio State university Saturday, and Is spending a week with relatives, after which he Will return to Columbus, where he will be employed during the summer Guy and LouiB Murray are home from Ohio State university for" thet summer vacation.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dun;ap and son, cf Concord, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cock-
SPARTANSBURG, Ind. The following fere entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Bert "Wiggs and daughter, Doris, Monday evening: Mrs. Charles Shaw and daughter Betty, of Indian-' apolis, Mrs. Floyd Lapp and sons, George and Willard. Miss Mary Lucille Watson of Indianapolis. Miss .
Lucille Morgan and Miss Frances Hough of Spartansburg, Miss Naomi Wright of Winchester, Joe Bowen and Orville Bowen, of Chester Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, of Williamsburg were entertained at dinner Sunday by Frances Morgan and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Armstrong , were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Howard ; Morgan, of Lynn, Sunday afternoon, j Several enjoyed the Sunday eve-1 ning picnic in Bert Wigg's woods. J Marshmallows were toasted before the ;
open campfire. The picnickers were Misses Betty Shaw, and Mary Lucille' Watson, Indianapolis, Naomi Wright,'; Winchester, Lucille Morgan, Frances ' Hough, Doris Wiggs, Guy Martin, Mrs. j Floyd Lapp, Mrs. Charles Shaw of . Indianapolis, Mrs. Garnet Wiggs, Orville Bowen, Willard Lapp and Verlin Thrown Mr. and Mrs. Elliston Elliott and son, Johnny, and John Max. well were calling on Mr. and Mrs. . Frank Morgan Sunday afternoon j Clarence Hannah of Indianapolis spent the week end with his parents, Mr.
.Mr. and
Morgan were business
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of Kokomo Miss Lura Rutherford ind Mrs. Nellie Bortner were visiting Mrs. Lillian Pierson of Dayton, last week Rev. M. K. Scott and son, Arthur, were business callers at Winchester Monday afternoon Mr. and Mr3. Fred Edwards of Muncie, havo been visiting the former's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhardt and children.. .. .The Circle girls met Tuesday evening at the Christian church, to elect new officers for tho coming quarter. Those present were: Misses Fern Tacy, Kathleen Anderron, Virginia Scott, Opal Anderson, Wanda Dennis, Doris Wiggs, Ruth Anderson and Circle Mother, Garnet Wiggs.- The Circle girls will have an ice cream social at the I. O. 0. F. hall Saturday evening Miss Rachael Taylor spent Sunday with Misses Sylvia and Lois Clark George Bort
ner and family of Richmond, spent Friday with Mrs. Bortner's parents,
.Mr. ana Mrs. E. E. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Martin French and Miss Mary Middleton of Bluffton, are visiting tho latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
43. E. Middleton Mrs. Parks Moore
of Jonesboro, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Crist, of this place... Earl Mann and family of Richmond, spent Friday with his mother, Mrs. Laura Mann. Mrs. Hazel Williams spent Tuesday morning with her mother, Mrs. Laura Mann... The Missionary society of the M. E. church met dVthe home cf Mrs. Ivey Wise Thursday afternoon.
Those present were: Mrs. Lon Murray, Mrs. Cora Chenoweth, Mrs. Pearl Crist. Mrs. Fae Middleton, Mrs. Archie Armstrong, Mrs. Mary Armstrong, Mrs. Samuel Chenoweth and Mrs. Ivy Wise The Standard Bearers of the M. E. church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Addie Parent. Those present were: Misses Fern L?.cey, Ruth Wise, Leona Parent, Frances Hough, Gertrude Wise, Hazel Clark, Henrietta Murray, Mary Wise, Esther Hamilton, Lucille Parent, John Murray, Stanley Murray, James Lacey, Paul Hamilton, Cecil Wise, Hulbert Hough, Donald Shaw, Otho Wise and Robert' Middleton.
Henry County Signs Up 50 For 5-Acre Corn Contest NEWCASTLE, Ind., June 15, The maximum number for a county, 50
farmers, have signed up for the five acre corn contest this year. Every township is represented, for the first time in this county, and so far a3 known, this is the only county in the state with such a record. Entries in the boys' division are also coming in rapidly. Henry county was a heavy medal winner last year, taking six gold medals for yields over 100 bushels to the acre. The junior corn championship of the state also is held by a Henry county boy.
OFFER $34,000 FOR y SPICELAND ACADEMY
SPICELAND. Ind, June 15. Offer of $34,000 in bonds will be made by Spiceland township on July 1, for the purchase of the Spiceland academy, which will be used for high school purposes. The bonds will bear five per cent interest. The purchaseprice of the building is 532.000, the extra $2,000 being allowed for improvements. The bonded" indebtedness of the township Is now $14,000. No objection was made to the new bond issue. The Spiceland academy has been operated by the Friend's church for 72 years, thousands of Eariham stu
dents and other Friends having gained their preparatory education there.
Harry Gennett Elected President of Starr Plant Harry Gennett has been elected president of the Starr Piano company, to take the position left vacant by the death of Henry Gennett, according to an announcement Thursday. No other change in officers occurred. Meeting of the board of directors, at which time the election took place, was held WedneEday afternoon.
visiting Mrs. Nellie Bortner and moth-;
er, Mrs. Homer Wiggs of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Orvill Aukerman' and sons. Myron and Ralph, spent the . week end with James Aukerman and family and Edward Aukerman and
family, of Amboy and Mrs. Lu Wolfold
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