Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 182, 2 August 1922 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2, 1922.
PAGE SEVEN
BEGIN DISMANTLING o EATON IRON BRIDGE; TRAFFIC IS DETOURED
EATON. Ohio, Aug. 2. Work of dismantling the Main street Iron
' bridge, which will be replaced by a concrete structure, is under way. The state -will give financial aid in construction of the improvement. Traffic is being detoured for a few days. Detour signs have been placed by the state highway department. The Iayton & Western traction bridge, alongside the road bridge, will be moved a few feet south, of its present location, and will be so arranged as to accommodate vehicle and foot traffic in addition to the company's tracks, while the new bridge is being built The traction bridge will be moved Saturday night, it is thought. Ioads will be limited to one and onehalf tons on the bridge when it is opened for traffic. As a means of fire protection for that part of town west of the bridge, a fire department hose reel has been housed on the west eide. Democratic Women Meeting.
Democratic women of the Third con
gressional district Preble, Montgom
ery and Butler counties will meet in convention in Eaton in the opera house on the afternoon of Thursday, Aug. 10,
according to announcement just made. I Two o'clock is announced as the hour for opening of the meeting. ! Preparation of a program for the , meeting is under way and will be an'nounced as soon as completed. It will include an address by a prominent speaker. Of 137 delegates in the convention, Preble county will have 12, one from each township. The list of local county delegates has not been completed. Attendance at the convention will not be restricted to delegates alone, it announced, so Democratic women of Preble county and the district are invited to be present. Furnishes $500 Bond. Charles It. Mundhenk furnished $500
, bond for his liberty pending investigation by the grand Jury of a charge of non-support filed against him by his wife. He was bound over from the court of Squire U T. Stephen. His wife and child are in Eaton. He has been employed in Dayton. Discharge Superintending Help. By action of the Preble county board of education, the services of Mis3 Ella Jennings as stenographer to County School Superintendent W. S. Fogarty have been dispensed with, beginning Aug. 1. It is understood Mr. Fogarty will not he provided wit a stenographer by the board. The board ha salso decided to not omnlw an assistant to Mr. Fogarty the
next school year. L. F. Schiesser some time ago advised the board he
' would not seek re-election as assistant. His term of one year will expire the
latter .part of August.
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FAIRFIELD,1 Ind. Born to Mr. and
Mrs. William Howard, Jr., a daughter,
Betty Jane. Mrs. Howard formerly was Miss Helen Logan. Born to Mr. and Mra. Franklin Roden of Cincinnati, a son. Franklin Pierce, Jr. Mrs. Roden formerly was Miss Ida Logan.
' Called by Death
I day while cutting hay on the lawn of I
! the Jefferson township centraiizea j school. The scythe which Mr. Harris was usin? hrok striking the horse's
WILLIAM TRONE I leg and lacerating it until little hope EATON, Ohio, Aug. 2. Funeral and ! was entertained for saving the animal's
burial of William Troce. 38 years old,; ".... jura, i rank alley ana am-
farmer, of near West Manchester, 12 Mra N-anv Mr and Mrs.
miles north of Eaton, who was killed ; c. A. Northrop and daughter, Dorothy instantly by a bolt of lightning while ( Loifise, called on Mr. and Mrs. J. A. picking blackberries Monday near New j Harter and Mrs. Ella Roberts at New
Paris, took place this afternoon from 'Madison Friday evening Mrs. Kate
the Christian church in West Man-1 Simpson and daughter, Genevieve, of
Chester, followed by burial in Monroe Richmond, have been the guests ot
cemetery, near West Manchester. Surviving him are his widow, six children, mother and several brothers and sisters.
MRS. JESSIE LINGER
Lazwell Fitzwater and daughter. Miss
Marie. HANNA'S CREEK. Ind. The Rev.
Max Schaffer will preach here next Sunday at 10:30 and at Boston at 7:30
JUDGE'S FATHER FOUGHT BRITISH WAY BACK IN '76
EATON. Ohio, Aug. 2. Funeral and. Sunday school at 9:15; Rennie Borro-
George Manifold and Guy Manifold
finished threshing in this ring Tuesday Laura Ellen and Elise Louise Holbrook spent Thursday night and Friday with Lois Wood of near Mooreland Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown and daughter Monvline and Mrs. Hannah Brown, all of Mooreland, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Locke A quiet wedding which took place Saturday at 3 o'clock was that nf fra T.illii T Tlmrin nf
tin, Mrs. Alice Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Amf a rA r.r Wwrtio.
Will Conway and Miss Margaret Hood!-. 70 r,aA ,t .h
were visitors to Camp Chesterfield home of the 41? Xorth EJght.
week Mr. and Mrs. Monroe SmitQ
burial of Mrs. Jessie Unger Wisehart,
48. native of Preble county and formerly a resident of Eaton, and sister of C. B. Unger. Eaton, took place tnH after non in Middletown, Ind.. where she died Sunday night in her home, ten days after having sustained a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Wisehart was born in West Alexandria, hut she lived in Eaton a number of years before the family removed from here to Middletown about
30 years ago. Surviving her are her husband, F. A. Wisehart, father, John H. Unger, Middletown, Ind., and the brother in
Eaton.
of Centerville spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Harvey Whitton. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Orville Berg and the Misses Edith and Hester Daugherty attended the picnic at Manlove park. Mrs. William Clark spent the week end with Richmond friends The Elizabeth Cook farm adjoining town on the north including 127 acres, will be sold at public sale Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 8... Mrs. Viola Thompson ha3 moved to Pershing, where she
recently purchased a home. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wright of Williamsburg, spent a few days last week with their daughter, Mrs. Clifford Scates...Ray Odom has taken employment at Newcastle Mrs. Martha Spitler is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Blose, at Centerville Edward Kinsinger and son John were at Purdue university Wednesday B. T. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. John Walters visited friends near Olive Hill Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noggle of Muncie spent Sunday here with friends James P.
Daugherty is home for the week
Mrs. Harold Woodman of Newcastle called on Mrs. Jennie Holcomb and
daughter Freedith of near Mooreland. Jack Holcomb assisted Orvel Parker in threshing oats Monday Garnett Holbrook assisted Mclvin
Wood in threshing oats Monday
Mrs. Virginia Holcomb and her niece
Mrs. Vicktory Holbrook, Mooreland Tuesday.
were in
daile, superintendent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kitchel, Jr., were dinner guests of Daniel Kitchel and family at Boston Sunday Clifford DiVis is adding a front veranda to- his residence on his farm recently purchased of the LaFuze heirs Mr. and Mrs. George Wilter are entertaining their, niece. Miss Athelene Witter, of College Corner this week The ice cream social of the
j Four Mile church was well patronized
at the home of Harry Hart Saturday evening Miss Iva Kitchel entertained blisses Helen Brokaw and Ruth
Berger of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Misses Eloise, Rowena and Portia LaFuze
Sunday evening. .-. .Miss Etta Houser
of Battle Creek, Mich., is visiting E. A. Kitchel and family this week. Miss Houser is a 'graduate nurse of Battle Creek sanitorium Kenneth LaFuze attended conference at the Friends' church at Salem Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harmeyer were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trunk,
jnear Eaton Sunday Straw baling
nas Degun in this locality Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eaton entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Orville BishoD Sundav at dinner
Sunday, Aug. 13, Father's Day will ! Tuesday miss irancis wiaiams en-
Judge Lewis Patrick Phillips. Judge Lewis Patrick Phillips of! Downey, Cal., claims the distinction j of being the only living "real" son; of the revolution. Phillips father: fought with General Y'ashingtoa,.' The judge is ninety-one.
eenth street, by Rev. East of Middle
town, in the presence of Miss East, Mrs. Jacob Canaday of Indianapolis, Mrs. Charles Brooks and children of
Newcastle, Mrs. Millie Seagraves of Mooreland and Miss Opal Eilar of Newcastle. They will be at home to their friends at 417 North Eighteenth street in the near future Miss Mildred Brown of ML Pleasant is spending the week with her uncle, Milt Har
ris and family Margaret Deardorff!
and Walter Swoveland called on
Gladys Brown Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown were shopping in Newcastle Monday afternoon Eva and Wilmur Grim spent Tuesday afternoon "with Mrs. Robert Poindexter Mrs. Bertha Ridgeway, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and son Junior, and Mrs. Fleeta Finch attended a sur
prise dinner Sunday, given in honor of Mrs. Jane Finch's eighty ninth
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a -J . tYw. - ' ri be observed at Hanna's Creek. The tertained Tuesday night with a slum and Alice Pickett spent several days p.v vc,, ouc u .
of last week with friends at Richmond
Mrs. Mary Baumgardner, of Ri.V mond, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Emma Noakes, and family P. A. Riley of Huntington spent Sunday with his family Mrs. Cora Engle and
family were the dinner guests of Mr.
Mr and Mrs Vprn DeHavs and Mr.
Persons presuming to know, declare j an(J Mrg Frant Jacobs visited Abing-
ton friends Sunday A number ot
young people had a twilight party
the board's action relative to assistant and stenographer to Mr. Fogarty was taken in an effort to force his resignation. They further declare politics enters into the situation. Expect Lodge Officers. Grand lodge officers are expected to be present at the second annual allday re-union and picnic of the members of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges of Preble county, which will ocrur'here Thursday on the fairgrounds. The grand lodge officers have place on a program of addresses that will be presented. A band from Lebanon will be present all day.
Suburban
along the Martindale Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Morse were at Dublin Sunday Mr. Carl Kellum and family, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Gethers and Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooks were Ohio visitors Sunday.
Miss Mary, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rover spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Eby and family of near Eldorado. .. .Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Aker of Eaton, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Penland Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pence had as their guests at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pence and daughter, Martha, of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Perry Leftwich and son, Junior, of Indianapolis, came Saturday for a week-end visit with Miss Carrie Whitaker. Mrs. Mary Leftwich and A. F. Leftwich, who has been Miss
liver the sermon at 10:30. Special music will be prepared by the members of the church Mrs. Tressa Callahan and daughters, Thelma and Mary Etta of Washington, 1. C, went Tuesday to visit Joseph Callahan near
Batn, alter a pleasant visit with Eve
and Mrs. VanThompson and daughter J te LaFuze and family Mr. and!
I CARLOS CITY. Ind. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Miller and family of Boone
county, arrived Monday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Cotey and help with the threshing... Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills of Anderson ?ent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howaid Harmel were shopping in Richmond Monday Mr. and Mrs. John Catev. William Catey. Mrs. George
Catey and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Morrison were in Winchester Saturday afternoon: .. .Miss Lurado Gibson ana lady friend, of Marion, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson, over Sunday Mr. and Mr. GIen.1 Adamson and family and Mrs. Mahala Adamson attended the funeral of Mr. Herman Harmon at Hagerstown Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Kinsey and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oler and family Sunday afternoon The young people's class of Morgan Creek picnicked at
Glen Miller park Sunday Several
MOORELAND, Ind. Mrs. Jennie Holcomb and daughter Freedith were in Mooreland Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Parker and daughter Lee Oma, Garnett Holbrook and Jack Holcomb, all ot near Mooreland, were in Cambridge Saturday morning Garnett Holbrook and Jack Holcomb of near Mooreland were in Millvilie Wednesday afternoon. . .Robert Smith of Carlos City called on Jack Holcomb Thursday afternoon Miss Geralden
Holbrook of Carlos City was in Mooreland Saturday morning Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wood and daughter Lois
of near Mooreland spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Holcomb and daughter Freedith Miss Lena Huffman of Mooreland is SDending the week with
her grandfather and other relatives a.t Greentown Robert Chenoweth of
Lvnn spent Sunday in Mooreland...
John Slagel and Myron Richman of
Daleville spent Sunday evening in Mooreland Therral Higgs of Newcastle was in Mooreland Tuesday afternoon Jeanette and Louva Davis of near Portland are spending a few days with Mooreland friends Miss Flossie Rozelle of Mooreland spent Friday evening in Losantville. Helen Barley ot near Muncie is spending the week with Dr. E. J. Davis and family Mildred Huffman and Elwood Meredith of Mooreland spent Sunday in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lilly and Mrs. Ivy Wine of Losantville spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hoi-
birthday. About 40 guests were pres-1 Whitaker's guests, returned with them
ent iutta Manifold called n Guy Manifold and family Sunday. .. .Miss Freedith Holcomb spent Wednesday night with Miss Cora Wood Garnet Holbrook was in Losantville Sunday afternoon Irving Lilly called on Rex Devore Sunday afternoon Mrs. I. T. Houser and daughters Bernetha and Mildred, spent last Thursday with Mrs. C. M. Cross of Muncie. Frank Luellen and family of near Springsport and Howard Luellen and family w-ere guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Luellen. Flovd Lupllen
and family of Mt. Summit and Miss Helen Luellen and Bonson Brown of Newcastle were afternoon callers Mrs. Lawrence Stanley and daughters
Alice ana Elvira visited Everett Stan
..Mrs. Chenoweth of Hollansburg,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Reid Mrs. Gladys Jones and daughter, Jane, of Dayton, spent Fri
day and Saturday with Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Viets Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murray, Mary Alice Murray and Guy Murray were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Reid Sunday Misses Helen Wefler, Magdalene Maloney, Wilma Pence, Ruth Engle and Mary Thompson called on Misses Olive and Lorene Reid, Sunday afternoon Mrs. Clifford Kessler of 'Richmond spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Collins and family Mr. and Mrs. Flaherty and family of Richmond are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Courtemanche Mr.
iPTafiwri......!.,, TTZana Mrs. trea uurtcn or iticnmonu
- -.w.. " v i v. 6ucoiB ' IL UUUltJS Luellen and family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Houser and daughter Mary and Miss Bessie Cook of near Blountsville spent Sunday with I. T. Houser and family Gladys Cross called on Mildred Rodeffer Sunday afternoon Elsie Paul spent Sunday with Ethyl Rodeffer Eva and Milmer Grim, Anna and Mamie Potts spent Thursday with Mrs. J. W. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gray of Albany visited Lawrence Stanley and family Sunday Misses Alline and Lida Wiles of Muncie are spending a
lew uays wnn wiiiiam Thornburg and family Noah Edwards called on Jack Holcomb Mondav morning
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wood and daughter Lois called on Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood and daughter Cora.. Mrs. Clifford Gable and one son, Verdon. called on Mrs. Gertie Downing and two sons, Noah and Robert, Sunday evening Tom Arnold called on Ashberry Wood Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gable and five sons, Delbert, Harold, John Paul, Forrest and Verdon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clevenger Mrs. Myrtle Parker called on Mrs. Jennie Holcomb Monday Miss Freedith Holcomb, Laura Ellen and Flsi Hni.
brook called on Miss Lee Oma Parker
Mrs. Frank Burt and daughter, Marie,
entertained Monday evening, the occasion being for the pleasure of Carl Burt, Wilbur Huntington and James Maxwell, who left Tuesday for Bay View. Those who enjoyed the social event were Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Maxwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Schyler Green and daughter, Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huntington and family. Games and music were the features of the evening. Ice cream and cake were served M;ss Miller is conducting a Bible school at the Four Mile clrurch, to continue for two weeks. Monday's session were held in the forenoon and about 82 boys and
girls attended; an interesting time
prevails and children from different Sunday schools will attend The
Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Mussleman enter
tained Everette Pentecost and family and familv near Brownsville Tho
at dinner Sunday Glen Gerome and Ladies' Aid of the Greenwood church
ber party. Those who had the pleasure of the affair were Misses Eloise LaFuze, Florence Finch. Mary Margeret Pierson, Mary Hill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phenis and Clifford Phenis were in Liberty Sunday to vis
it the latter's sister, Mrs. Louisa
Phenis, who has been in ill health fori
sometime. Mrs. Phenis and husband, Simon probably will go to Florida the first of September for the benefit of her health Robert Kitchel, Jr., w:i'.
soon move to the farm of Mrs. rsorai Druley, near Boston Carl Burt, James Maxwel land Wilbur Huntington started Tuesday by auto on a camping trip to Bay View, Mich., and' other points of interest; they will re-1
main two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Wade Kennedy entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Craner, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Manning and baby daughter and Gerald Kennedy of Economy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Orbaugh and daughter, Esther, had for dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Iaac Hart Mr. and Mrs. George Rankins and daughters, Frances and Mildred,
spent Sunday with Luther Rankins
Liberty spent Sunday at Glen Miller. . -..Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kitchel. Sr.. en- -tertained at dinner Sunday, MrC and 1 Mrs. Clifford Davis of Hanna's Creek and Mr.-and Mrs.- Harry McClure of r Whitewater. Ind Mr. and Mrs. ' Everette Kitchel and family entertained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bertch and daughter, Dorothy, of Liberty, at din- . ner Sunday Several members of the " Hanna's Creek church assisted in putting the roof on the parsonage Tues
day. The building will -be ready for occupancy by Sept. 1 Mr. and Mrs. ; James Dunbar entertained Mrs. Saul Sering of Advance, Ind., and Misa Sal- 1 lie Sering of. Liberty, at dinner Sun- ' day Several here have purchased tickets to attend Chautauqua at Liberty to begin next Saturday and, will continue five days Mr. and Mrsr , Edward Shengler " had for dinner ' guests- Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Finley Gates and son, Vincent Brokaw and . Misses Ruth Berger and Helen B. Brokaw all of Norwood, Ohio; Mn and -Mrs. Irving L&Fuze and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rennie Borrodaile and family all of this place and. Mr. and Mrs. George LaFuze and family of Cler-. mont, Fla., were afternoon callers. .. " A. P. Creek and family entertained at dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George LaFuze and daughter, Loralne.: and son Leighton, and Mr. and Mrs. . Everette LaFuze and eon, Harvey,... ' Mr. and Mrs. 'Laurence Tappea and
son, Harold spent Sunday afternoon at Glen Miller Mrs. Carrie Toler and Mr. and Mrs. David Maze spent . Thursday the dinner guest3 of A. A. -Swafford and family of near Quakertown Threshing was completed in this locality Saturday evening. Mr. Cox, thresherman of near Richmond, threshed nearly 12,000 bushels of wheat in less than 10 days.... Mr. and Mrs. Homer LaFuze. Lester LaFuze and Mrs. Elizabeth Garber spent Sat-, urday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Carol Montgomery of Lotus ... .J. A.; Stevens returned home from Indian-, apolis Friday, his daughter, Mrs. Dess Lebbert and children came with himto spend several dayi
fnm near Vinro nttpnrirri the fihOVf at
Economy Friday night Mr. andjeomb and daughter, Freedith Mrs. Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
Ivy Wine of Losantville spent sunaay ""-i oi rarmiana were calling with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry on Mooreland friends and relatives
Lilly Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruitt Wednesday Therral Higgs of New- tions of their kind to be planned and spent Monday in Richmond Fred 'astle was in Mooreland Thursday built by the Presbyterian church in Wood of Mooreland spent Friday night afternoon A. W. Healton spent the J the United States Orla Harris sufwith N. P-. McCollum and family. ... 1 week end at Greentown Mr. and fered the loss of a valuable horse Mon-
Mrs. Bart Burroughs and daughter.
Mario, are visiting relatives at Hamilton and Cincinnati, Ohio, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cooper of Muncie are spending a week's vacation with Arlo Winget Mr. and Mrs. Milton Catey and family called on Mr. and Mrs. John Catey Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Will Murphy were in Winchester Monday afternoon. Mr. ?nd Mrs. Otis Turner and famift;ly are visiting the latter's sister and family at Elkhart, this week It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas have sold their property Miss Ardath Holloway has been sick.
Alvin Crum of Toledo, spent Friday at the France quarries Rev. Clarence Baker of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills Mrs. William Barber and children of Anderson were the guests of Mr. and
! Mrs. A. T. Barber for several days
last week Mrs. Joseph Zea and
children are the guests of relatives at t Greenville Mr. and Mrs. Charles j Alexander and son motored to German-; town Sunday, where they spent the ! day with Mr. Alexander's sister, Mrs.
I Cloy Higgs and family Mr. and:
Mrs. R. H. Brandson have had as their j guest for several days, Miss Eleanor i Sparklin of Ansonia Rev. and Mrs. j James E. Harris and children left ! Monday for a vacation trip of two I
weeks. Rev. Harris has been granted a vacation from his work in the Presbyterian church during the entire month of August. During this time
church services and the regular Wednesday evening meetings for Bible study will be discontinued The Rev. D. L. Myers of Dayton filled the pulpits of the Presbyterian churches at Gettysburg and New Paris Sunday morning and evening when he presented the cause of the Dorothy Love Presbyterian Homes for the Aged and for Children, to be built at Sidney, The movement was instigated in the Dayton Presbytery of the synod of Ohio, and when the homes are com
pleted they wil be the first mstitu-
family had for their euests Saturdav
night their parents. Mr. and Mrs. War-! ner Gerome of Muncie Mr. and Mrs. James Eaton, Sr., entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hall and son. Von, and Miss Mable Balford. all of near Lewisville and Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Eaton and daughter, Pauline, and son, Byron, of near here.. James Allen is quite ill at his home near Kitchel The federation picnic of Harrison township will be held in the Phenis grove Thursday, Aug. 3. A large crowd is expected and a program will be rendered Mr. Roy Allen and Mrs. Harry Allen went to Logansport
entertained their families at Goodwin's grove Wednesday. A program was given by difierent members and a fine social time. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served .Mrs. Henry Day and children went to Richmond Saturday to visit relatives for several days at that place Bert Jones and family of Indianapolis motored to the home of Lewis Swafford and spent Sunday. Misses Janette and Letha Swafford and brother, Harold, returned home with them Mrs. E. Z. Gainey has been in ill health for several weeks Mrs. Verna Dunbar and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roberts of
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wil- return in about 10 days and expect to visit friends on the return trip. The following spent Sunday with Robert Pence and bride at their cottage in Edgewatev park, Celina: Mr. pnd Mrs.James Pence, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pence and daughter, Mr", and Mrs. W. O'Hara and son, Clayton, Ruth O'Hara, Dorothy Sheffer and Harry Steele S S. Hart and family ar? at Woodstock, visiting Albert Weist and family.. : Helen Greenstreet cf Richmond, has been spending several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Clark Shute Amos Armacost and other relatives from Maryland are visiting Charles and Marvin ArmacosL. .Miss Hazel Cail is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clifford Flora Mrs. Posie Murray H recovering slowly from a recent
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