Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 35, 9 February 1923 — Page 9

THE KiCHMUlND PALLADIUM AND bUlM-iEixbUKAlvl, iiit-HAlOiNi), riuiM.1, jiko. V, xxto.

ABERNATHY ELECTED ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS

CHAIRMAN IN UNION

LIBERTY, Ind.. Feb. 9. Offices of the Union County Anti-Tuberculosis society have been elected to serve during 1923. C. C. Abernathy Is named chairman; Dr. F. T. Dubois, vice-chairman; Mrs. George Coughlin. secretary, and Miss Vivian Douthitt, treasurer. Red Cross seals sold during the 1922 campaign reached a total of $1C9.04, according to a report submitted. Thirty per cent of this sum, or $f0.71, goes to the Btate association, while the remainder, less the expense of the campaign, $18.33, goes to the county society. Sale of seals was conducted in 1922 in Union county schools. Two prizes were offered for the largest sales. Room No. 3 in the Liberty school,

taught by Miss Georgia Hollingsworth, and the Smith school in Union township, taught by Miss Ethel Prifogle, were the winners.

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range for the department Mrs. L. C. Ashman is serving on the jury In Eaton this week The high school basketball team will meet the Alumni team in the school gymnasium Friday night Miss Gladys Miller is again

filling her place In the school after several days absence with la grippe. ....Mr. and Mrs. Lial WIthrow of Arcanum were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Northrop and Mrs. Elizabeth King Out-of-town relatives who attended the funeral of Dean Welfer on Wednesday were Mrs. Kate Havens of Tippecanoe City, Mrs. Lew Dersham, Mrs. Hat tie Jones, Mrs Emma Jones, Ramer Jones of Covington, Miss Anna Welfer, Will Welfer of Circleville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dersham of Gettysburg. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dersham, Mr. and Mrs. Harley

Dersham of Richmond, Ind., Mrs. Davil McKee of Eldorado and Mr. and

Mrs. James Marshall of Gettysburg, ....The burial of Mrs. Rebecca Over-

peck, widow of Nathan Overpeck, took

place In Spring Lawn cemetery, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Overpeck died at

the home of her daughter in Richmond. They were former residents of New Paris Mrs. Bert Baunigardner is in a very critical condition at her home - in Richmond. Mrs. Baumgardner was formerly Miss Julia Dwyer of New Paris Samuel Welfer is quite ill with la grippe.

WOMAN IS CHJEF OF INDIAN TRIBE

NEW PARIS, Ohio. A. B. Reid returned Saturday from a delightful trip through the southern states, together with a number of other representatives of P. Kuntz and Wright Lumber company. Mr. Reid is New Faris manager for the lumber company James Plerson of Richmond, Ind., underwent an operation for removal of the appendix Thursday and is getting along nicely. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ell Pierson of New Paris Harry Reid was confined to

his bed for several days with illness. New Paris relatives attended the funerai services for Mrs. Frank M. Clark of Richmond, held Saturday.

' The deceased was a sister-in-law of

Mrs. Martha A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Martin and Miss Bernice Cumberworth spent. Sunday in Darke county with Mr. Martin's relatives... ....Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Penland enter

tained Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Melody and

son for dinner Sunday Jefferson basketball teams are adding to their victories weekly, the game at Campbellstown Friday giving Jefferson a new laurel to add to their crown Ethel Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulenix is quarantined at her home with a light attack of scarlet fever Mr. and Mrs. McClelland White of Richmond spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. White F. C. Richards spent Sunday at. Greenville with his uncle, John Richards and fam'ly Mrs. E. L. Reiheimer who has been ill threatened with mas

toiditis, is improving Mrs. Mary Chenoweth returned Sunday evening

from a few days visit with relatives

at New Madison Miss Velma Lawrerce returned Sundly evening from New Madison where she visited over the week end with relatives..'. . .Ralph Van Pelt. Indianapolis, Ind.. spent the

week end with Mrs. Van Pelt Mrs

Walter D. Cowgill received word Mon

day of the death of her aged grandmother at her home near Brookville. Regular February meeting of the

village council was held Monday even

ing, a bare quorum being present on account of illness. Mayor W. W. Aker and Councilman George Lehman were both housed up by illness. Ron

tine business of bills allowed, semi

annual appropriation ordinance, dis cussion of street work took up the

time Miss Martha Scott is spend-

l me a week with her brother, D. E

Scott and wife Forrest and Charles rierson called on their brother James at Reid Memorial hospital Saturday. Miss Dorothy Mulenix is spending a i'fw days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Miller while her sister is under quarantine The regular weekly sale of soup was li'M Wednesday by the Pythian Sisters in the O. B. Aker store Mrs. R. H. f.randore. who has been filling the vacancy in the tVrd grade at school, caused by the death of Miss Emma Thompson has been quite ill. Miss Sarah McGraw is acting as substitute The domestic science class in the school has purchased a new gas

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LIBERTY, Ind. Mrs. W. A. Bryson spent the first half of this week with Mr. Bryson In Cincinnati George Stevens is In Indianapolis to attend the ba-nquet of the Democratic Editorial association at the Claypool hotel.... Mrs. Rachel Brate of Seven Mile, Ohio, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Pat Fogarty, suffered a broken hip when she fell from the back step at her sister's home. She was taken to a hospital in Hamilton, where the bone was set.... Mrs. Foster Osborne is in Boston to be with her father, who recently underwent a surgical operation The funeral of C. R. Paddock, who died Mondav night.

was held at the Presbyterian church Wednesday Miss Leah Connaway and Mrs. R. C. Conner spent Monday evening in College Corner, the guests of their sister, Mrs. Howard Widdows. Mrs. Emma Pouder, sher!:f of

Union county, has named Charles Smith as her deputy Miss Lillian Beck en'ertained some of he? friends in honor of her twelfth birthday on Wednesday evening. Those present were Earl Fiach, Robert Ross, Melvin Fa-r, Clarence Kuhn, Freeman Stevens, Richard Dorsel, Albert Dorsel, JonD Teeser, Francis Brendel, Harold Brown, Ixni Agnes Corrington, Portia Lafuze, Rowena Lafuze Mildred Cornelison, Anna May Dorsel, Janice Moore and Go'd'.e Wolfe. Games and contests furnfshed the entertainment for the evening. Refreshments were served The Delta Theta Tau sorority entertained the girls who assisted them in their minstrel show recently at a theatre party at the Union theatre on Wednesday evening. Those present were Misses Mary Ellen Ryan, Pauline Stevens, Elizabeth Goodwin, Mary Margaret Pierson and Helen Kain. A delicious lunch was served afterward at Roache's restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson entertained to dinner Tuesday evening Mr.

Chief Lucy Tayiah Eads. For the second time in history a woman has been made chief of an Indian tribe. The Kaw Indians of Oklahoma after havin ; given their women the vote have now elevaved a woman to the highest office of the tribe, that of elective chief. She is Chief Lucy Ecds, whose father was chief until 1908, and since that time the ' has been without a chief.

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and Mrs. Robert Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. George Coughlin, Mr. and Mra.

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Farley, Mioses Charlotte Husted and Mary Rebecca Pigman and Messrs. Ralph Kitchell and Allen McMahan. The evening was spent in playing five hundred. Mrs. George Coughlin won

lames iavor ana Francis Farley received the favor for high score.

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind. Kenneth Hank has moved to the farm of Clifford MKee southwesfof town.... Mr. and M--s. Milton Wooley entertained Mr, and Mrs. Asher Wooley of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Rav Jarrett

and daughter, Barbara, Sunday for dinner Delmar P'.ati of Winchestevisfted M and Mrs. jaae Fudge 'as. week The Ladies' A'a society of the Friends church served lunch at the. Miltoa Catey sale. Monday and cleared about $17 The gymnasium

of the new schoolhouse will be turned.

over to the trustee, George Duke, fori use neit week and the township will furnish coal to heat the building. The new building will be completed by April.... Earl Fudge and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fudge The Friends Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Lee Chamness last Thursday. Mrs. Ray Huddleson had charge of the devotional followed by a business session. Those pi-esent were Mrs. Edna Huddleson, Mrs. Ethel Oler, Mrs. Grace Lavis, Mrs. Bertha Pickett, Mrs. Alire Pitts, Mrs. Hazel Franklin, Mrs. Lydia Franklin, Mrs. Lola Oler, Mrs. Edith Ball.... Miss Amanda Berlin was the guest of Miss Bessie Meadows Monday Mrs. Eliza Boyd had as he' guest3 Monday Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong and grandson. Ma-

cey Armstrong Lester Oler returned home from St. Luke's hospital Saturday and is getting along fine Charles Gause of Green's Fork was in town Tuesday. .James Thompson who has been sick for several weeks is able to be out. . . .Harvey Hall was in Richmond Tuesday Mrs. Charles Beard was called to Ft. Recovery, Ohio, Tues

day to the bedside of her father who has pneumonia SheMon White of

Richmond was in town. Tuesday on business W. E. Wright of Fountain City was in town Tuesday. .. .W. E. Spear, of Indianapolis is visiting Frank McFafland for a few days Mr. and Mrs. Max Lamb of Economy were -called to the bedside of her father and

mother; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cain, who

are ill with "flu" The Builder's class of the Friends church held a class meeting at the home of Mr. and Mis. Paul Yundt Friday night. Ihose present were Mr. and Mrs. James Frazier,,' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, M. and Mrs. Earl Fudge, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Pitts, Air. and Mrs. Harold Tharp, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pickett, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Boyd. Lulu Clements. Martha

and Alma Wiekersham. Forest, Kenneth and Mary Pitts, Ralph and Ernest Pickett,' Dudley and Anihony Johnson, James Robert, Lloyd and Paul Frazier, Glen and Lois Boyd, Calvin, Ruth and Kenneth Fudge and Russell Sanders On account of a misunderstanding several names were omitted

from the honor roll at school, hi the fourth year was Pauline Clements, Carrie McFarland and Edythe Thcrnburg should be added and in the fifth grade was Vera Cain, Lucile Study, Inez Jeffries, Ruth Fraze, Robert Wickersham, Bernice Williams. .Mr. and Mrs. Joice Symonds went to Muncie Tuesdav evening to visit her parents The young

people of the Methodist cha-ch met Tuesday evening at the church to oganize an Epworth League. About 20 members we e enoHed Officers were elected as follows: President, Dorth'y Shute; secetary, Janice Beard; treas

urer, Kenneth Cates. Four committee! Mr. and Mrs. Noral Anderson called

chairmen were named.: First, Frank Wilson; second, Clarence Webb; third, Francis Coggshall; fourth. Verl Shafferr Sandwiches, doughnuts and coffee were served by Kenneth Cates. ... Mrs. Georgia McDivitt is sick with la grippe Quite an interesting debat was held in high school Tuesday. Re solved, that judges should be appointed, not elected. Affirmative were Bernice Dav's, Frank Wilson. Treva Clark. Negative side were Ralph P'ckett, Howard Hinshaw. Bess.'e Best and Francis Coggshall. The af-'.'rmative won Miss Wrie'. Reynolds and two brothers will have a farm sale and move in a flat in Foontalo Cly H! D. Rose sold a !ne registered bull to

George W. Jinks of Fairfield Ed Haas of Richmond was in town Wednesday Mr. and Mrs Ray Cain and Mrs. Omar Pearce attended the stock company in R'chmond Wednesday afternoon WitVram 'Webb, who has been ill is able to be out again. . .Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shaub of Dayton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Line Watkins.

SPARTANBURG, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Murray were In Richmond Mon day. the guests of their daughter. Mrs Russell Van Etten Mrs. L'zz'e Rubey called on Mrs. John Hill Monday. .

on Mr. and Mrs. John Hough Sunday evening Orie Chenoweth, Will Hernley and Will Mann were in Winchester Tuesday on ousiness Opal Anderson, who is attending 6chool at Muncie, spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Noral Anderson. ....Will Bowen and Noral Anderson were business visitors in Winchester Tuesday Word was received Monday evening by Dr. T W. Morgan of the sudden dea'-h of his brother in

Huntington, Dr. Frank B. Morgan.... Mr. and Mrs. Torn Cadwallader, Mrs. Volney Mfcte and Mrs" Cecil Moore attended the Pythian - Sisters' district meting at Greenville, Ohio, last Thursday afternoon and evening.;. .Mrs. Orville Aukermari and fon Ralpth were in New Madison, Ohio, Tuesday, visiting relatives Charlie Hill of near Bethel, called on Mr. and -Mrs. John Hill, Tuesday.

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