Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 275, 29 September 1914 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1914
WILLIAMS DIRECTS SCHOOLS TO TALK GERM DESTRUCTION 'County Superintendent Sends Teachers Suggestions for Work on Disease Prevention Day, October 2. Disease prevention day Oct. 2 will be extensively observed in Wayne county schools, according to County Superintendent "Williams and County Health Officer Kreuger. Mr. Williams has sent out the folliwIng letter to all teachers of the county, enclosing Dr. Krueger'a suggestions for the day: "As you are aware Wayne county the first day of last December set apart one hour during which all regular school work was suspended in every school room in the county and for one hour we talked Health. This was the origin of state-wide Disease Prevention Day and this year it is considered of such importance that the governor, Samuel L. Ralston has by a proclamation set apart Oct. 2, 1914, to be observed as Disease Prevention Day. "We desire you In your school to properly observe the day and for one hour at least to discuss with the childres Health. The plan of having public exercises and inviting local persons to discuss different phases of the subject of Keeping Well would be splendid. Suggests Subjects. "The following are suggestions of topics to be discussed and points to be emphasized prepared by Dr. F. V. Krueger, Wayne county health commissioner, will prove helpful: "Flies Prevent their reproduction. Use of screens. Use of lime. They carry disease, especially Typhoid and Tuberculosis. "Dust Carries germs of many infectious diseases. Scarlet Fever, Measles, La Grippe. Methods of sweeping. Germs live long time in dry dust of our roads and streets. Care of food and drink. "Rodents Carry diseases. Should be killed. "Mosquitoes Destroy the hatcheries, use coal oil. "Clean Bodies Within and Without Drinking tups. Individual towels. Use of tooth brush. Keeping the mouth clean. Use of pencils. "Air and Sunshine Live in the open air and sunshine all you can. Sleep with open windows. Learn to breathe. Flood house daily with fresh air. "Finally Don't lean upon medicine. Sickness means some law of health has been violated. Health is the greatest, the only wealth. Write health mottoes. Print health cards. Decorate your school room. Talk health, as our greatest blessing. "F. W. KRUEGER, M. D. "County Health Commissioner. "Talk Cleanliness and Health and Hygiene, Oct. 2, 1914. "CHAS. O. WILLIAMS. "County Supt."
RALLY DAY AT CAMBRIDGE BRINGS 134 TO EXERCISES Churches Hold Special Sunday-school Services as Part of County Campaign to Get Attendance of 20,000 in Wayne Churches for One Day's Program.
CAMBRIDGE CITY,- Ind., Sept. 29. Rally Day exercises were held at the Christian church Sunday morning at the Bible school hour. The church had been beautifully decorated by the committee, of which George Barrett was chairman, the national colors forming the principal decorations, while field flowers, the golden rod predominating, added to the general effect.
A program of class songs and exer-
Chicago, after a visit with relatives In this city and Richmond. Dr. J. E. Wright and son Robert, and the Misses Mildred Carpentar and Helen Hicks spent Sunday with friends in Rushville. Mrs. Dan Chapman and Mrs. Clyde Daly spent Saturday in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wright have re
turned from their wedding trip to
cises were given and the roll of the j Bryan, O., where they were guests of
classes called, a bugle call given Dy
Fred Rowe calling the school to order. A short review of the lesson was given
followed by
the year.
It was also promotion day and the
Mr. ana Mrs. enn wonsetuer. Miss Franka Cammack of Richmond, and her guest Miss Callie Mims of
a report or tne work or i Cocoa, Fla., were guests Saturday of
Miss Elizabeth Wheelan. Mr. and Mrs. George Armentrout
pupils of the , primary class, added i spent Saturday and Sunday with their
much to the service with their exercises, which showed careful training on the part of those having the work in charge. The attendance was 134, with a collection of $10.53. A number of new books have been added to the library, within the past few days among which are Ariadne of Allan Water by Sidney McCall; The
Victim by Thomas Dixon; Saturday's
son George, at Indianapolis.
Russell Chapman visited his sister, Mrs. Fred Worl of Hagerstown, Sunday. The penny supper given Friday
evening in the Methodist church, by i Heiney
the Third Section of the Social Union,
was liberally patronized. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Furhman of Connersville, and Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Christopher Bortsfleld, in the home of his son, Adam Bortsfleld. As Mrs. Wlllard Ulrich was preparing to go to New Castle Sunday to spend the day, she was much surprised when Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliot and son Robert, of that city, Enoch High ley, Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Hollo we 11, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Strattan and son Everett, appeared at her home to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Marson, son Ralph, and Miss Catherine Calloway motored to Brownsville Sunday. Miss Josephine Herriott of Indianapolis, and Miss Edith Stoltz of Connersville, were the guests of Miss
Alice Turner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Thompson, Miss Hazel Glpe and Miss Helen Brown spent Sunday in Richmond. Ray Cornell was at home from Indianapolis to spend Sunday. Married Two Years. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Littell observed the second anniversary of their marriage by entertaining at dinner Monday evening at the Caldwell hotel, a number of friends who had extended them social courtesies at the time of their marriage. Following the dinner the guests were entertaiaed at the home on Church street, with a program of music, after dinner talks and a general social time. Mrs. Louise Goebel of Richmond, was a visitor Sunday in the home of her son, Fred Goebel and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fletcher returning from New York to Indianapolis are the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis. Messrs. George Moody and Allan
of Indianapolis, were the
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In the report given last evening of the sermon delivered on Sunday morning by Dr. Joseph J. Mills before the Indiana Yearly Meeting an error In the type made him say: "But, after all, faith in Jesus Christ means swallowing a creed." Dr. Mills said: "But, after all, faith in Jesus Christ never means swallowing a creed." Dr. Kelly, president of Earlham college, explained today that his reference to German militarism had nothing to do with the cause of the war and that be did not attribute the war's beginning to the Germans. He said he wanted to maintain a strictly neutral position.
Russian railroads protect ties and telegraph poles against decay by soaking them for several months before using in strong brine.
FALL ON STREET CRACKS MAN'S NOSE EATON, O., Sept 29. While still suffering from the effects of injuries obtained several weeks ago when he fell from a house roof, Thomas B. Fry, local carpenter, stumbled while crossing Main street Monday morning and was badly injured. His head struck hard upon the ground and a gash two inches long was inflicted across his forehead. His nose was broken.
TAKE HORSE AT RACK EATON, O., Sept. 29. Authorities in Preble county are looking for a horse stolen from a hitching rack last Sat-
urday evening In Eaton. - Marvin Bunn, fanner, residing near Gratis, was owner of the animal. It was first thought the horse had been stolen, but a two days' search failed to reveal its whereabouts, and authorities wer then notified.
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uniia Dy ivamieen moma; iub i wen-1 uanner ana aaugnter Miriam, were ty-Fourth of June, Midsummer's Child i the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. by Grace S. Richmond, and Te Rocks: D. Mills. of Valpre by Ethel M. Dell. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Davis were visitJohn Groves spent Monday in In-1 ors Saturday, in the home of Mr. and dianapolis. Mrs. John Carr, of Jacksonburg. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Russ, enroute Spend Day Fishing. home from Springfield, O., to Indian- Dr. Norman Hooker and Messrs. apolis, were in Cambridge City Sun- Fred Baker and Tom Becher accomday. j panied Russell Dennis home from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter of Knighistown Saturday evening and Ilaperstown, were the guests of R. A. with him spent Sunday fishing. Hicks and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Warren have reVisit in Richmond. turned after a few days spent with Mrs. N. J. Crossley and daughter the former's aunt, Mrs. John Smith of Mrs. Richard Thornton, of Blooming- Dayton. ton, are spending a few days with Mr. I Mrs. Rebecca Werking of Milton, and Mrs. Edgar Philabaum of Rich- spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. mond. I John Ohmit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis enter- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Condo and
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appointed dinner, having as their John SnHer of Connersville, and Mrs.
guests, their son Kusseii, ana Messrs. Fred Baker, Tom Beelor and Dr. Fletcher of Indianapolis. Hooker, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fletcher of Indianapolis. Mrs. Daisy Dougan has returned to her home in Chicago, after a visit with relatives in this city and Richmond. Mrs. Herman Barnett and children, are spending the week in Indianapolis with Mr. Barnett's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones. Miss Maud Drischel of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with her father, Daniel Drischel. Miss Florence Webb of Angola, who succeeds Miss Irene Smith as librarian, arrived Monday evening and will enter upon the work this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Teetor of Hagerstown, were guests of Mrs. N. J. Crossley and family Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Lash and Mrs. Melle Price of Eaton, Ohio, have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Wright. Mrs. Daisy Dougan has returned to
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KEEPS FAIR GATE EIGHTEEN YEARS NEW PARIS, O., Sept. 29. M. O. Penland, gate keeper at the south or Winchester gate at the Preble county fair grounds, begins his eighteenth year of service this week at th fair, which covers the 28th to the 2nd. His reminiscences of his experiences while
Harriet Palmer of Germantown, were on duty are amusing and interesting, callers Sunday in the home of Mr. and and on the other hand, there have Mrs. Horace Hamilton, and also of j been many sad changes in that time.
GRANGE OCCUPIES CHURCH BUILDING
NEW PARIS. O., Sept. 29. The congregation of the Universalist church was formally disbanded Sunday afternoon at a farewell meeting in the old church building and presided over by a former pastor. Rev. Sara L. Stoner of Eaton. After an address by Mrs. Stoner, Rev. J. H. Blackford of ?:iclorado, gave a paper on the history of the church since its establishment in 2S40. At the close of the service the church clerk formally presented the title deed to the property and the keys f the building to the trustees of the New Paris Grange, which has purchased the place and will convert it into a meeting place. The new name is "The Grange Hall."
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WEST MANCHESTER. O.. Sept. 29. Union services will be held next Sunday morning at the U. 1?. church at 10 o'clock, the day set apart by President Wilson for prayer for peace in Europe. Rev. H. C. Crampton of Eaton, will preache the sermon. He will ulso fill his regular appointment at the Christian church in the evening.
Geologistsestimate that the coal fields of Shansi province, China are great enough to meet the world's demands for more than a thousand years Iron ore has also been found in large deposits in central China, and of the finest quality.
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