Palladium-Item from Richmond, Indiana • Page 7

The Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram, Richmond, Friday, Jan. 9, 1959 Page 7 Announce Calendar Of Events Soviets Deny Reports To Lead Revival Of Mongolia Uprisings Local Church News Briefs And Personals Mrs. J. F. Hornaday Dies; Active In Local Organizations At First English Lutheran MOSCOW (UPI) The Soviet Tass news agency denied reports of UDrisoines in Mongolia and Rev.

A. R. Swasko's sermon topic will meet with the contractor ana their suppression by Soviet troops. for the first Sunday after the Epiplt- Tass said the reports appearea p. at the Dennis Science hall.

Ray Vail will present his cactus story and description of colors of the desert sentinels. Mrs. Edward Valdols, 900 Wett Main street, was in good condition at Reid Memorial hospital Friday, according to hospital authorities. in New Zealand papers and were any will be "The Surrendered Life" at First English Lutheran church at 10:30 a. m.

architect Thursday to complete the general contract 4 and make decisions between alternates in the con tract. It will be a noon meeting in the private dining room at Dinnie'a based on a statement by a National Senior High youth at First Eng ist Chinese government official. It called the reports a "crude in restaurant. James E. Scheibe, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James E. Scheibe, sr. of Rural Route 2, Winchester, completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit depot, San Diego, Calif. The Wayne-Union Medical society will meet Tuesday at Reid Memorial hospital for dinner at 6:30 p.

m. and a meeting to follow at 7 p. m. Dr. Arthur T.

Evans of Cincinnati, Ohio, will be guest speaker. He will use "Renal Arteriography" as his topic. County Line cheese, both mellow and sharp at Davenport's French Vanilla Ice Cream company. lish Lutheran church will be host to Luther Leaguers, from St. Paul A record hop for all junior and vention" and "foul Dwellings on the new church site in the 2700 block on East Main senior high school students will be held Friday at the Moose lodge.

Lutheran church and Second English Lutheran church Sunday at 6 111 South Eighth street, from 7:30 Judge Refuses street have been vacated and are now being torn down. A tentative date for ground breaking has been to p. m. Larry Coguer will be the disc jockey. Mra.

Bessie King 79 1 years old, widow of James F. Hornaday, long time hardware merchant here, died early Friday. Mrs. Hornaday, who resided at 400 South Fifteenth street, was taken ill last autumn while visiting her son, Col. William T.

Hornaday, U. S. army, stationed in Paris. France. She had been a patient at Reid Memorial hospital for the past three months.

Mrs. Hornaday was an active member of the Richmond chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. She was regent of the chapter, 1926-28, and also had served as chapter registrar and vice-regent. At the time of her death she was a member of the chapter's Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Observance committee and also was a member of the national p. m.

Paul Grimm, assistant secretary of admissions at Wittenberg college, Springfield, Ohio, will talk op the educational opportunities offered at Wittenberg. set for Jan. 25. Bus Seating For comedy-drama see "Escape Me Never" by Margaret Kennedy, Forum To Meet The Religious Forum will meet starring Magda Szegedi, young Private conferences with Mr. Hungarian actress, in her first Tuesday at the parsonage at 7:30 Injunction Grimm may be arranged by ap American appearance.

Also fea- m. The pastor will serve as pointment with the Rev. Mr. Swas- Council of Mount Mori-ah Baptist church will meet Friday at 8 p. m.

at the church. All members are urged to attend. Com tui-ig Charles Matthews and discussion leader of the topic, "Im A' I 7 Rev. Riden ko from 4 to 6 p. m.

The confer ATLANTA (UPI) A federal mortality or Resurrection-" many others. Saturday, 8:15, God- judge refused Friday to issue an ences are for senior and junior high students and their parents who dard Auditorium. $1.50, stu mittee members will be appointed. The annual congregational meet-g will be Jan. 21 at 7:30 p.

m. in Books for the entire family at dents. $1.00. All seats reserved. injunction against segregated seating in the Atlanta transit system, want specific and personal informa Call Earlham College, 2-6161 or get or the Sunday school auditorium.

The tion regarding scholarships and vo Richmond's complete book store. Richmond Camera and Book Store, 10 South Eighth St. Judge Frank A. Hooper based his decision on grounds that fed your ticket at the door. semor confirmation class meets at cational training at Wittenberg.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Cole of a. m.

Saturday and the junior Alter a chin supper at 6 p. eral courts are reluctant to slap society's National Defense commit The Richmond chapter of the confirmation class at 10:15 a. m. Straughn are spending the winter Mr. Grimm will talk on education injunctions against state and local Kenneth Riden of the Wes- American Society of -Tool Engi in Florida.

Saturday. and vocations. All Senior High stu officials unless actual danger to ieyan Methodist church at Fowler-plaintiffs is proved. ton will conduct Youth Week revival Knights of St. John Weekly party tee.

Mrs. Hornaday was largely re sponsible for obtaining for Rich mond the "Madonna of the Trails" Mrs. James F. Hornaday Rev. Fred W.

Fiedler, pastor of dents at First, English Lutheran neers will have a Bmorgasbord dinner Tuesday, Jan. 13, at 6 :45 p. m. Friday, 7:15 p. m.

Public invited. Hooper said that did not appear services at the Wesleyan Methodist St. Michael Lutheran mission on the west side, will speak on "Es church and their parents are invited. Reservations may be made at the Leland hotel. The program Charles Khnger has been released to oe me case in me sun oi iwo rfiiirch.

313 South Tenth street, be been a trustee of the Home for wiu include a message on "Flame from Reid Memorial hospital to monument which stands near the entrance of the west drive of Glen tablishing a Mission Church" at Atlanta Negro ministers, who Hnnimr Jn. 1.1 Jan. m. Friendless Women, now Friendship with Becky MuhL Betsy Allen or at the church office. The next his home, 1610 North street.

He joint meeting of Women's Circles Hardening" by Arthur J. Cleveland of the Jones and Laughlin Steel sougni a aeciaratory judgment d. ctn in th Rev home, and was a former treasurer had been a patient for ten days. and 2, Jan. 21 after a dessert Miller park.

She also had served as national vice-chairman of the regular Junior High meeting will be against segregated seating plus an cRia pastor of the Fowler- of that organization. Honeymoon, Choeola Mint Jan. 25. i corporation's W. J.

Holliday and company "division. Born In Ohio luncheon at 1 :30 p. m. in the church, committee for the perpetuation of Chip, Pineapple and 23 The executive building committee Mrs. Hornaday was born in Ohio -Enjoy life with Miller High Life, the National Old Trails road.

other flavors of ice cream at Dav Members of First English Luther and came to Richmond from New the champagne of bottle beer. in the Montgomery, bus seating case that segregated seating is enport's French Vanilla Ice Cream Mrs. Hornaday at one time was Paris in 1902 when her husband Guy Alexander, local insurance unconstitutional but he did not con company. a member of the Indiana legist Elephant Kills Special music will be provided by the F. Rilsy children of Cen-terville.

Services will be held at 7:30 p. m. each weekday and 9:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. on Sunday. Rev. entered the hardware business. man, is attending sessions of.

a an- church will attend the organizational Service at St. Michael's Sunday at 2 p. m. to Westview school auditorium. Mount Moriah Usher board will sider that in the case before him tive committee of the DAR and was instrumental in getting the Small Company conference at Dal She was the daughter of Jacob have its annual dinner Saturday at Friday.

Handler Former las, Tex. Mrs. Alexander went to :30 p. All members and their passage of the teachers' oath of High King, a member of the com' mand of Gen. William Henry Har Michael Elliott will be the acolyte Texas with him and they also are Earl E.

Snider is the host pastor. families are invited or a member Widow Of Hungary's at Sunday worship. Laymen assist visiting with their son, James, and ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP) An allegiance bill by the state legisla ture.

may bring a guest. rison in the War of 1812 and was with that command at historic old family. The son is a graduate of Earlham college and is employed elephant who forgot trampled a former handler to death Thursday, Pro-Axis Regent Dies Mrs. Hornaday also was a mem ing will be Richard Foreman, Paul Norris, Robert Crawford, John BramhaH, Clayton Battel, Mr. and Fort Wayne.

ber of Weetomp chapter. Daugh by a Texas firm which was one of Harold B. Cannon, about 40, was Liberty Woman, Burned In Fire, Mrs. Hornaday graduated from ters of American Colonists and was the pioneers in the field of transis killed when he sought a reunion the New Paris high school and LISBON, Portugal (AP) Madeleine de Horthy, widow of Hun- Mrs. Clyde Gardner, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Dumond. tor radios. Mr. and Mrs.

Alexan one of the sponsors of the White- with Sally, an Indian elephant. from a Kindergarten Training New Castle Men Held; Find Loot Under Culvert der will return home Sunday. ater chapter. Children of the He had been one of her handlers ing the night She was 77. She RemQinS JCNOUS school in Dayton.

She taught in the Dayton schools before her mar -Eggs, extra large and white, at the Seneca Park Zoo. A year American Revolution, now inac tive. had been ill for weeks. I from Timber land Farm. Fresh ago, he left to take another job.

riage. daily. "Sold only at Davenport's Her husband, Adm. Nicholas Mrs. Anna Scott, owner and op- Cannon came back to work at Surviving are two sons, James She also was active in civic and social affairs here and in recent French Vanilla Ice Cream Co.

Horthy, died in February 1957 at erator of the Liberty nursing home the zoo on Tuesday. This time as Robert Hornaday of Dayton and GREENFIELD. Ind. (AP) An The Richmond Audubon and Na a maintenance man. the age of 89.

He was regent of that burned Friday, Dec. 26, was years had been identified with the Col. William T. Hornaday, Pans, ture club will have a board of di Hungary from 1920 until 1944. reported in serious condition at assortment of filling station burglary loot under a culvert led to He wTas warned to stay away "save our parks" movement.

France; four grandchildren and Reid Memorial hospital Friday. Dr. from Sally. She was a member of the First one great-granddaughter; one sis the arrest of two young men who "M- -i. Georee Johnson said that Mrs.

But Thursday, the screams of Presbyterian church and for ter. Mrs. Nellie Crebb, Portland, rectors meeting Sunday at 2 p. m. in the office of Robert Huff in Carpenter hall, Earlham college.

Members are urged to bring came to pick it up Wednesday VDjecr Jcen in ivy Scott's left arm has been ampu a woman visitor to the zoo brought number of years was a teacher in one niece and one nephew. night. workers rushing to Sally's enclo INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Tele- midway between the wrist the church school. She also had Funeral services for Mrs. Horna State Police LL Robert Dillon sure.

They found Cannon lying in friends to the Jan. 14 meeting, 8 been city superintendent of ele day will be held Sunday at 1 :30 HwhtmwI twvnnn rnair from third a corner with his head crushed. and Detective Sgt. Charles W. Epperson, staked out nearfcy after were swamped with calls Thurs- IZ'ZlZZ T.li,- p.

m. at the Jones Placke fu The woman told them that Sally mentary Sunday school work. She formerly was affiliated with the Woman's club and the Ticknor day night asking for information I -nt Scott neral home in charge of Rev. An also suffered a head had attacked him. Balloon Captain learning of the cache three miles north of Shirley, arrested four 25 to 50 On Your i Weekly Laundry THRIFTY-QUICK Self-Servict LAUNDROMAT North 5th At A St.

1 Open 24 Hours Weekdays After 2 P. IL Sunday thony Meengs. Burial will be in Now Sally must die herself, injury and third degree burns on club. Spring Lawn cemetery, New Paris men but later released two of City officials ordered her destroyed. her left leg.

about a bright flaming object that zoomed across the sky shortly after sundown. Most observers agreed that it was either a falling star or meteor. For seven years she was a mem Friends may call at the funeral them. Dudley York, 50 years old, was 'It just isn't worth the chance mmm mm Says Trip Failure Scientifically home Saturday from 2 until 4 and Taken to the Hancock County in fair condition Friday at the hos that it might happen again," one ber of the board of trustees of the old Social Service bureau, had to 9 p. m.

Jail on burglary and auto banditry said. pital. charges were Dale I Paynter, 21, The other four victims or tne lire Snuff-takers today are mostly a reformatory parolee, and Rob have been released. Mrs. Mary BRIDGETOWN, Barbados CAP) women, who indulge in secret, ae Stout was released Jan.

Mrs, ert Beckner, 13, both of New Arnold Eiolart, captain of the cording to a Belfast tobacconist Castle. Mamie Fisher, Jan. 6 and Mra. An- balloon Small World, said Thurs He says more customers are buy Deaths And Funerals nabelle McQuiston, Jan. 8.

Mrs, The officers said the pair con day the 24-day air-sea voyage he ing snuff than five years ago. Eva Morrow was released Dec. 31 fessed burglarizing LaMoine and four companions made across the Atlantic was a failure scien from McCullough-Hyde Memorial Charley's filling station in Shirley hospital at Oxford, Ohio. Jan. i and an earlier tavern break- tifically.

ices for Mr. Noland will he Satur The fire was attributed to spon in. "The truth is we were In the day at 10 :30 m. at the Thompson- taneous combustion in an upstairs air for three days and covered REMEMBER THE WILD BIRDS Cracked Corn- room. The upstairs was complete 1,200 miles.

In that timewe were City Planning To Add ly burned. The downstairs was Brown funeral home. Rev. Eugene Frown will officiate. Burial will be in the Shrine of Memories mausoleum.

Friends may call at the burg, Mrs. Orpha Stamper of Up-landV IndM Mrs. Velma Stamper of EI Paso, and Mrs. Anna Stamper, Middletown, Ohio; one brother, Victor Pelfrey, Elemton, one sister, Mrs. Hattie Kee-ton.

Ashland, and seven Funeral services for, Mrs. Bailey just learning the. technique of han William R. Decker William R. Decker, 72 years old, was listed as a suicide Thursday by police after he was found dead, shot in the mouth and a rifle by his side.

He lived at 35 North Eighth street. He had been a shoe repairman for about 30 years before retiring in 1945. He was a member of the More Parking Meters dling the balloon when storm damaged by water and smoke. Political Riot Staged broke and brought us down he MeCuHouhs Wild Bird Mix funeral home. Renni O.

Rpnnptt told the first news conference the City Clerk David Keyser has been ordered to prepare an ordinance to extend parking meter UNION CITY. Bennie O. Ben- MeXICOn StlldentS voyagers have held since they were towed ashore here three areas on local streets. Under order will be held Sunday at 2 p. at the Girton-Sehmidt funeral home.

Rev." Howard Meadors will offi (With peanut Hearts) Woodland Wild Bird Seed. 5 lbs. Sunflower Seed Small 20c Lb. Mixed 2S Lb. days ago.

Thursday. He was a native of Bel- t(UPJ) mob of 800 students staged a polit- of the board of works. Common ciate. Burial "will be in Mound council will be asked to approve Franklin Society Medal for the past 20 years in Union .1 tt one policeman and damaging 10 one policeman and damaging Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.

m. autos. installations or meters on South Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Ninth streets between South A and streets, whenever required. Will Be Given Wells ion street. Saturday.

Eagles lodge. Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Dorothy Steele of Richmond and Mrs. Eunice Wilson of Colum-bus, Ohio; a sister, Mrs.

Minerva Walker of Dayton, one grandchild and several, nieces and nephews. Funeral services for Mr. Decker will be Sunday at 1:30 p. m. the Stezall-Berheide-Orr funeral A threatened riot at a political He was a former employee of Large 35c Lb.

Suet Cakes, 35c To $1.00 Wild Bird Feeders, $1.25 up meeting to Mexicali, about 80 miles BLOOMINGTON, Ind. CAF Bert Grimes LYNN. Funeral services for Mr. the Mengel corporation but more east of this border town, caused President Herman Wells of In recently had been self-employed. Grimes will be Saturday at 1 :30 police here to dispatch men to the diana University is to receive the Survivors include the widow.

m. at the Veedersbure Method STADIUM CHECKER NOW AVAILABLE city. gold medal of the Internationa Cora; several nieces and nephews. The Mexicali meeting was held ist church. Burial will be in Wayne-town, Ind.

Benjamin Franklin Society In New Funeral services for Mr. Ben home. Burial will be in Luther- but it was peaceful. York Jan. 17.

nett will be held at the Fraze- GARDEN CENTER 18 S. 6th St. Phone 2-2111 Dr. Wells has been chairman of Bert Morgan COLLEGE CORNER. Ohio.

Timmons funeral home Saturday Sweden will write off 70 million Richmond Toy Center 533 Main Phone 2-3423 the National Thrift Committee for ania cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Saturday. John Williams at 3:30 p. m. (e.

s. with Rev. kronor on the state loans granted Funeral services for Mr. Morgan Garfield Steedman officiating. Finland during World War 2 many years.

will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. Burial will be in City cemetery, (d. s. at the Miller funeral home -wv.

j-" Word has been received here by Mrs. E. R. Coffman. 623 South Friends may call at the funeral Fourteenth street, of the death Fri in charge of Rev.

R. O. Lahue. Burial will be in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Military graveside services will be in charge of r.3 David Spillman day morning of her brother-in-law, CENTER VHXE.

Friends here John Williams of Tampa, Fla. Mr, Williams, a former Richmond resi the American Legion and Veter have received word of the death ans of Foreign Wars posts of- Lib dent, owned and operated a garage in Florida last Saturday of David Spillman, 80 years old, former res at Chester. erty. Friends may call at the funeral home. ident of Richmond and Centerville Survivors include the widow, James A.

Trobridge He lived in Bowling Green, Fla. Marie: five children and two broth- UNION CITY. Funeral services era. Survivors include the widow. Ralph E.

Knorpp Funeral services and burial for for Mr. Trobridge will be held at 2 p. m. (e. Saturday at the HAGERSTOWN.

Ralph Radiant ints design resplendent in its luxury brilliant in its performance the Cadillac for 1959 is. without precedent even among Cadillacs of the past. Your dealer will be most happy to acquaint you with its many dramatic new styling and engineering advancements. Visit him soon and be prepared to take an hour to take the wheel of your favorite Cadillac model for 1959. Fraze-Timmons funeral home with Mr.

Williams will be held in Tarn pa. Infant Cain burial in Lisbon cemetery. Rev. John Hurst will officiate. Friends J7ie standard of the world in Splendor Michael Eugene Cain, one month may call at the funeral home.

Miss Beverly Ann Adkins serv- old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Cain, 53 Central drive, Pleasant ices for Miss Adkins will be Satur View Heights, died Friday day at 10 a. m.

at the Myers fu Besides the parents he leaves neral home. Rev. Herbert Fitzpat-rick will officiate. Burial will be in one sister, Cynthia, a brother, Sam East Hill cemetery, Rushville. uel Lee and the grandparents, Mr.

Friends may call at the funeral and Mrs. James J. Cain and Mr. home. and Mrs.

Earl W. Souers of Fort Harlie O. Garver Wayne. Knorpp, Rural Route 2, Hagerstown, died unexpectedly late Thursday afternoon. He owned and operated a plumbing business here and also had driven a Jefferson township school bus for four years.

Survivors include the widow, Naomi; one daughter, Mrs. Velma DeBruler of Mt. Auburn; two brothers, Albert of Dublin and Omer of Rural Route 1, Cambridge City; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Wilson of near Hagerstown and Mrs. Vera McPherson of Dublin, and two grandchildren.

Funeral services for Mr. Knorpp will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Howard and Son funeral home in Cambridge City. Rev.

Bryon Miller, of the Church of the Brethren near Hagerstown, will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m. Friday.

UNION CITY. Funeral services Private funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday after for Mr. Garver will be Saturday at 2 p. m. at the Brooks funeral home, noon at the Waltermann-Riggle fu Rev.

C. G. McCallister will offi neral home. Burial will be ciate. Burial will be in the Union City cemetery.

Friends may call at Earlham cemetery. Donald Chadd the funeral home after 10 a. Saturday, Oscar Mover Donald Chadd, 12 years old, 824 South Seventh street, died Thursday night. He had been ill two GREENSFORK. Funeral serv months.

ices for mr. Moyer will be Satur He was a student in the seventh grade at St. Andrew's school and day at 2 p. m. at the Gray funeral home in Hagerstown.

Rev. Donald Jennings will officiate. Burial will a member of St. Andrew's Catho lic church. He was born in Rich jj cuAKy s7 "v-- 1 ZSiS-SS' li VV 4 yly ----V i '11 IZZ "1 -A 5 III! L'm i Aj jj- 4 in i li mmm 1 i 1 i lt v.

ffiian'l iur i i iir 1 1 1 r. (r 5 Ih'ri ElJ I (Jut ii TiF -rejr- I I I 1 'zWk i I 1 UrVil hi 1 be in the Greensfork cemetery, mond. Friends may call at the funeral He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Chadd, one sister, Mrs.

Pauline Groff, Richmond and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Viga Chadd of Washington, Ind, and Mrs. Kamilia Kuklenski of An Williamsburg Native, 104, Dies In Sleep INDIANAPOLIS (AP) One of Marion County's oldest residents, Mrs. Mary Alice Yelvington, 104, died in her sleep Thursday at a nursing home. She was born at Williamsburg and lived in Indiana all her life, having resided at Elwood and Muncie" before moving to Indian apolis.

derson, aunts and uncles. Short services for Donald Chadd will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday at the Stegall-Berheide-Orr funeral home and will be followed by a re quiem high mass in St. Andrew's Catholic church at 10 a.

m. Burial home. Mrs. Vern W. Robinson WINCHESTER.

Funeral services for Mrs. Robinson will be held Saturday at 1 :30 p. m. at the May-nard and Walker mortuary. Rev.

Charles Thomas will officiate. Burial will be. in Fountain Park cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. James E.

Splvey CONNERSVILLE. Funeral serv- ices for Mr. Spivey will be Saturday at 10 :30 a. m. at the Huddleston mortuary.

Burial will be "in Dale cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. G. Milo (Mike) Holden GREENFIELD. Funeral services for Mr.

Holden will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. (d. s. at the Pasco Memorial mortuary.

Rev. William Maddock will officiate. Friend's may call at the mortuary. William Noland will be in St. Andrew's cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral Fish story: A blue whale can weigh as much as 25 elephants or ISO oxen.

home after 7 p. m. Saturday. Mrs. diaries Bailev EATON.

Mrs. Nola Bailey, 72 years oia, residing on Rural Route 1, Lewisburg road, died Thursday She leaves her husband. Charles NOTICE! Dr. J. A.

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