Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 158, 16 June 1915 — Page 7

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METHODIST CHURCH PLANS SERVICE FOR MASONS OF CHESTER

CHESTER, Ind., June 16. Sunday school at the Methodist church was well attended Sunday morning. Rev. Zerbe filled his regular appointment Sunday evening. Next Sunday will be Masons' day at the Methodist church. Sunday

school at 10 o'clock; preaching at 111 aVIaiI. PVIjtl.. J.. 1 T

v v-ui-neu uiuuer m uo serv ed in the hall at noon. Rehearsals begin this week for the Children's day exercises to be held at the Methodist church Sunday evening, June 27. Mrs. Will Wesler has charge of the program. Misses Emma and Clara Kendall and Nellie Morrow will leave next Monday for California. Mrs. Carry Kendall has been visiting relatives at Portland. Will Klncaid of Earlham college visited Wallace Kendall Thursday. Mrs. Will Boyd visited friends at Hollansburg last week. Ollie Boerner has started the foundation for his new barn. MisseB Bonnie and Blanche Carman entertained . Misses Lucile Huffman, Carrie Boerner and Marjorie Huffman, Harry Brown, Everett Hunt and Harry Vornauf Sunday evening. Society Meets. . Mrs. Jennie Jennie Nichols of Richmond visited Mrs. Solomon Huffman Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Benson of Lynn visited .Everett Hunt and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Boyd spent Sunday with friends at NeV Paris. The Masons of this vicinity held a meeting Thursday evening at the residence of Frank Pickett to make arrangements for next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Pickett of Richmond visited Maichael Kendall and family Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Caley Duke visited relatives at Eaton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wi'l Wesler entertained a party of youns people from Richmond Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Kemp and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crear Williams Sunday. Dr. Roy Morrow visited Elbert Kemp Sunday. Sheffie Shaffer is improving. Mr. and Mrs. John Newman and family visited relatives south of Richmond Sunday. Miss Almeda Williamson is visiting Miss Florence Kerlin in Richmond.

HARVARD AND YALE BOTH HAVE GREAT CREWS THIS YEAR

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Top, Yale crew; bottom,- Captain Sturtevant of the Yale eight and Coach Guy Nickalls. The Yale-Harvard boat race at New London, Conn., not only promises to be very close once more, but, judging from the performances of two crews this spring, it bids fair to bring together the best two varsity lights that ever represented the institutions in the same season. Thus confidence reigns in both camps. Not in years has there been so much betting between the followers of the Dark Blue and the Crimson, and it is at even money.

REV. RENN DELIVERS TALK TO BROTHERHOOD

EATON, OHIO.

A concert will be given by the Commercial Club band Thursday evening. The annual memorial services of the W, R. C. were held Tuesday afternoon in Mound Hill cemetery. Members of the organlzati6n went to the cemetery at 4 o'clock and decorated the graves of sixteen departed members. &', Aj Cottingham, well-known farmer, residing near Eaton, has been named deputy oil inspector for Preble county by Governor Willis.

Rev. A. E. Renn, pastor of the First English Lutheran church of Indianapolis, and head of the Olive Branch Synod, was the principal after-dinner speaker at the banquet held at the First English Lutheran church here last night by the members of the brotherhood. The banquet, an annual event, closed the year's activities by the brotherhood and the retiring president, Henry Deuker, presider. Rev. Renn's subject was "The Working Brotherhood." Rev. E. G. Howard, pastor of the church, and Frank Haner delivered short talks to the brotherhood. Approximately forty members attended. The dinner was served by the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the church at 7 o'clock and was followed by the speeches. Before the conclusion of the program, the ensuing year's studies by the brotherhood were outlined.

Every year about 1,300,000 men in Russia attain the age when they are liable for military service.

Deaths in Preble

ALBERT L. C. SMITH. EATON From the effects of an asthmatic trouble, Albert L. C. Smith, 78, a native of this city, died early Tuesday in the Sandusky Soldiers' and Sailors' Home. He was a son of Isaac Smith, a pioneer resident of Eaton, who was one of the first local owners of race horses. He was a private in Company C, 75th O. V. I., and served under the command of former Governor A. L. Harris. He participated in many battles and was taken prisoner by the Confederates, serving 11 months and 20 days in the Andersonville and Castle Thunder prisons. His nearest relatives are nieces, one of who mis Mrs. F. M. Green of this city. The body will be brought to Eaton Thursday and taken to Mound Hill cemetery for burial. ' Short services will be conducted in th,e chapel

by Rev. George H. Smith, pastor of St. Paul's M. E. church.

who took their own lives in preference to wagering them against the Germans. Samuel Seymour, 23 years old, hanged himself because he felt ashamed of not going to war. ' He was an only son and his mother held him back from enlisting.

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JACKSONBURG JOINS

OLD TRAIL MOVEMENT

JacJttOnburg, enthused by Robert Beeson, former county commlasioner, joined the Old Trails' Road movement at a meeting last evening which sowed much enthusiasm. Member of the organization promised : to take , active part In the Fourth of July celebration. J. W. Blose and Joe Commons of Centerville, and County. Treasurer Chamnees, Auditor Bowman," Ray Swallow and Dr. I. S. Harold of this city, attended the meeting. The following committees were named and June 22 at S o'clock was selected for the meeting placS. - President, Robert N. Beeson; secretary. William Wilson; vice president, A. A. Undley; treasurer, Alonso Hormel; schools. J. Burroughs; arrangements, Elva Sarver; program, Dolen Daugherty; publicity, Park Ammerman; history, B. T. Reynolds; music, L. R. Odom; parade, Elmer Fagan; decoration, Vern De Hays; membership, Paul Murphy; constitution. J. W. Harrison. John Kiser. B. T. Wickersham; ways and means, Frank Warl. Y. M. I. WILL PICNIC Plans were discussed last evening for the annual Y. M. I. picnic to be held the early part of next month. Several unique attractions were dis

cussed, and the picnic as planned win be a rare treat to both old and young. It will be held in Beallview park. The date will be announced later. The boys have arranged for a card party and dance to be held Thursday night at the club rooms, corner Fifth and South C streets, to which the public is invited.

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, CITY ADVERTISEMENT. Department of Public Works? OFFICE OF THE BOARD. . Richmond, Ind., 'June 16, 1915. - NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS : ' Notice is hereby 'given by the board

of public works of the city of Rich! mond. Indiana, that sealed proposals ; will be received by it, at its office, at

tne nour or 10 o clock a. m., on i nursday. July 1, 1915 For two hundred and fifty (250) feet Of cotton rubber lined fire nose, coupled complete, two and one-half (2H" inches, -internal diameter, and capable of standing a pressure of four hundred (400) pounds per square inch when delivered, and the bidder must warrant and agree, that should any of the said hose fail or give out within thirtysix (36) months after date of delivery, from any cause due te defect in the

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ders will execute, within ten das from the acceptance of proposals, contracts and bonds satisfactory to the board to furnish said hose. A failure of the successful bidders to enter into such contracts and bonds upon the acceptance of such proposals will forfeit the checks and the sums of money payable thereon to the city as agreed and liquadated damages for such failure. The board of public works reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ALFRED BAVIS. CHARLES E. MARLATT. JOHN' McMIXN. 16-23 Board of Public Works.

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