Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 290, 17 November 1915 — Page 11

HILTON PASTOR MEETS MEMBERS AT GATHERING

MILTON, Ind.. Nov. 17. The Rev. M. S. Taylor, M. E. pastor, Is holding a series of meetings at the church, this veek. He hopes thereby to become acquainted with the organization of the 'church in a business and social manner . On. Monday evening he met the official board and ay friends. On Tuesday evening he met the orchestra and members of the choir. On Wednesday evening he1 will meet the Ei worth League, and on Friday evening the Ladies Aid societies. Thursflay evening is the regular prayer service. Will Ohmit and daughter Margaret, had as their guests, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ohmia of aCmbrldge City. . . .Mr, and Mrs. John Warren, of Cambridge City were in attendance at the Christian church services Sunday. .:.Mlss Barbara Kern had strawberry plants In full bloom last week..!. The Boosters club committee on program for the coming Thursday evening report a nice program in preparation for Thursday evening. Everybody Is Invited to attend. . . .Mrs. J. L. Vike rftqeived word Tuesday morning of the death of her late son-in-law, Theodore PItz. of Columbus, Ohio. Mr. FUz was the son of Baltzar Fltz and was born at Milton over sixty years ago. His wife

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rZVrr: '"I:: uirrS?:r'u,:ra M. K. church have sent flowers to nmnbor of ased and sick people.... T'-p fishermen,;; QV-.H. .'Oeeson, W. H. MiT r. Chaa. Davis, Park Manlove and Geo. Baker,-Wto; were at Fairfield brought ln.aTnlce string of bass.... The suit. Rertsch vs. Faucett, on cbHrge; tha-t Faucett Bold .a. horae.;tbat was' hot soimd to-BCrtscfa, excited much interest and lasted throughout the day The ladies of the M..E. church will give their usual Thanksgiving dlnnev at the Boosters hall Yfiursdayt November 3S--Tn. the afternrton they will hold their bazaar and in the evening they will give a play titled "A Daughter of the Desert.". .. .The antisaloon league ..will have a representative at the M. E. church Sunday evening and at Doddrfdge chapel, Sunday morning. V ... NAMES AFFINITY IN DIVORCE SUIT EATON, O.. Nov; 1.7. Joseph D. Jordan charges infidelity in a petition filed in common pleas court against Ollie Jordan, from whom he wants to be divorced. He names Sylvanus Brubaker a co-respondent. The plaintiff alleges hia wife has neglected her household duties and charges he was compelled to prepare his own breakfast many times. During last October, he." says, she took their son. Kenneth, 13. and went to Hamilton. Since then

she' has. remained away. The plaintiff ! In a year 4,472 hours of sunshine are seeks the custody of their child. They possible, but . few places ever expertwere married December 31, 1896. lence the maximum.

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. The public is Invited to attend the annual dance to be given, this evening in the Eagles Hall, by the Musicians' Union. . :' " . -. - Messrs. Oeorge Simmons and Will Klester of Germantown, O., and Miss June Hall spent Tuesday with Mrs. Emma Hall of State street. , . Circle No. 3 of the First Presbyterian church aid society, will give a box social Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Smith, 2039 East Main street. All members and friends of the church are invited. Each woman Is asked to" prepare enough lunch for two. ,,. Mrs. CllhtoriSell was hostess Tuesday afternoon for members of a newly organized auction bridge club. ' Mrs. Henry Frledamen. and daughter Miss Lillian, and son Adrian of. Fort Cotton, N. Y., are geusls of Mrs.. Carrie Friedamen, 712 South H street. ; Miss Ann Nicholson entertained -the members of a card club, this afternoon at her', home on North A sjreet, ,;, t; As a courtesy to' Miss Edna McGulre who la home from' the west, Mrs." W, O. Crawford will entertain informally Friday afternoon. . - York city where they will remain Mr. and Mrs. Theodore IMeyers of Indianapolis are the guests of friends here. An effort is being made by the Richmond Center of the Drama League to bring" to this--city Percival Chubb of St. -Louis, national president of the organization. Mr. Chubb is prime mover in a plan to commemorate next year, as the ircenteitnary of Shakespeare's death. He spoko on this subject at Indianapolis Monday evening, but could not come to Richmond at this time. Mr. Chubb is a lecturer and educator of experience,, both in England, where he was born, and in America, where he has been , connected with various colleges. Plana for the celebration are being considered by the authorities at Earlham college and the Drama League, with Mrs. H. R. Robinson as its representative. TO SERVE SUPPER.NEW PARIS, Nov. 17. The Woman's Relief Corps Is planning to give a supper Saturday evening at the Q: A. R. post rooms. The proceeds go to make Christmas happier for the childres in the- Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphan Home at Xenla, Ohio, and for other soldiers' families who may be unable to obtain Yuletide blessings. 7

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mvmmm PHILOMATH Mrs. M. B. McCashland spent Tuesday .with Mrs. Wain wright Miss Mildred Plessinger returned home Saturday after - spending 5a week with Mrs. Dan Paddock A literary society has been organized here. The first program will " he , given November 26. All are " invited .... Mrs. Herbert Lemley and Gladys Plessinger were; in Richmond Thursday Mrs. M. J. Weber and Mark- Lamott and family visited Ross Lamott and family in Richmond Sunday. .. .Jim Doddridge of Milton spnet Saturday with his son, Earl . ... Harvey Grant of Lyon's Station spent Sunday ivith Ed Plough .... Robert Hunt of Richmond visited his cousin last., week Mr! and Mrs. Ike Spears spent - Sunday with Mr. Echman arid" family. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coltrane of Connersville spent Sunday with Mrs, Plessinger Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Russell of Centerville visited the latter's grandmother, who is seriously. . . .-Sell Echman was at Brownsville Monday. .... Mrs. Earl Doddridge and daughter were guests of Mrs; .Fisher Monday. ....Mrs. Wright is nursing her mother Billy Chenoweth and wife of Connersville and Mr, and Mrs. Dan Gates and Henry Chenoweth of Lyon's Station attended the funeral of Mrs.Stinson Sunday. .. .The ice cream leocial Friday night was well attended. miss Amy Evans, a high school student of Clifton, won the cake for being the best speller R. A. - Holmes of Connersville, W, J.: Seward, and J. H. Paulew of Michigan, were in town Tuesday. BAND ASKS TRIP ON CORN SPECIAL 7 EATON, O., Nov. 17.-Members of the State Agricultural Board are considering an application filed by the Commercial Club band for selection as one of the musical organizations which- will- acoompany the Buckeye Cora "Special party on an excursion east to Philadelphia, Washington and New York: The party -will be carried in four divisions- and a band will accompany each section. Hearty endorsement of the band has been given by influential citizens, of Eaton and well known residents of the county the organization's merits have been detailed, and its selection is said. to De receiving earnest consideration MAIER STftL' rttOeorge Maier, for almost a. half century .principal of St. John's parochial school, and one of the best known of the older German residents is ill at his home on South Fourth, street from an attack of. asthma. Mr. Maier is one of the oldest educators in the city. He was for" many -years superintendent of Wernle Orphans' home.

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4-J f5 BALLINGER FOLLOWS DEBS ON 'HIS TOUR Verlon Ballin&er, a? senior In the Richmond high school, is an ardent exponent of Socialism, and defends the tenents of the movement wljth, vim. When Eugene Debs was here recently, Ballinger became so enthused with the personality of the leader of Socialism in the United States that he followed him for several days on his lecture jtour through the east. When BallInger's money was exhausted he returned home. Ballinger is the veteran of many a debate 6n the question among high school pupils. DIRECTORS SET . CLUB ELECTION The annual election of officers of the South Side Improvement association will be held December 7.', The board, of. directors of the association met last evening' and took action on several minor matters wTiich will be presented to the club for ratification at its next meeting. . . . - , -The board of directors is planning a sale of lots and .in about twjo weeks, the date will be set. . " , ;

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ti MANY DELEGATES ATTEND MEETING OF ALL PARTIES Members of the Richmond delegation attending the state-wide omnipartlsan prohibition convention holding two days session in Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis and closing to-! night Include: Timothy Nicholson.' M . -mm A . . . . ... A . .

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American , 1 . maiA Enuan irieuus wao was maae uiuut. a member of the resolution committee, .-Richard Sedgwlok, James Unthank. Rev. L. E. Murray, Joseph White, Jesse Bailey, -Rev.- C. Huber, Rev. W. R. Motley, Robert L. Kelly of Earlham' college, Rev. U. S. A. Bridge. Rev. C. E. -Tebbetts, Rev. Milo Hinckle, Rev. J. J. Rae and Rev. H. C. Harman. DUNING LEAVES CITY. William H. Duning. Jr.. who formerly conducted a grocery store at South Sixth and E street, has gone to. Indianapolis where he is selling pianos for the btarr company. Mr. Duning was leaoei of the Maennerchor and wru prominently Identified with German societies. He took an active part in the relief work for the orphans and widows of of German soldier?.

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QUARRIES ABSORB ADJACENT TRACT NEW PARIS. Ohio. Nov. 17. The France company of Toledo, Ohio, owner of the local Reinheimer Quarries company made the purchase Saturday of the old Brannon and Hawkins quarry Plot of twenty-one acres, adjacent to the present plant. This will ln-j crease the territo f of the quarry and j give them added facilities. It is prob-i 1 . . 1 a ll 1 - 1 J , 1 . . , T ' ' n ma1iiIa (n . A ad An t t.Pir. I : Roon be included in the nresent la reft " , . - m shipping facilities, comfort of emI ployes and efficiency are being made. RAI8ED RELIEF FUND. The Maennerchor is planning an en tertainment at St. Andrew's hall to raise money for the relief of widows and orphans of tbe German army. The exact date of the entertainment has not been set. BETHEL, IND. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hill entertained the following guests Sunday: Elmer Armacost and family of Eldorado. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hill of near Chester, and Frank Harlan of Lynn.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horn spent Sunday with Mr.

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and Mrs. Frank White Mrs. A. L.' Wiley went to Pittsburg Wednesday to remain all winter..... Miss Bernice Anderson returned home Wednesday from Richmond, where she has been spending a few days Mrs. Frank Hunt of Fountain City, spent Saturday and Sunday with N. E. Davis and family Harry Endsley and son Charles. spent Sunday afternoon with Jacob Endsley and family. Edward Benbow of Hagerstown. who has been, spending a few days with Mrs. Sarah Hill returned home Friday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. EL Davis. JiiJ DuffyPure MaltWhisW CHECKS DISEASE AND - PROMOTES HEALTH Be Sold $9