Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 203, 13 July 1916 — Page 11

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SIIRISTAIN CHURCH TO GIVE FESTIVAL Oil SATURDAY NIGHT

; CAMPBELLSTOWN. O.. July 13f There will be an Ice cream social in e basement of the Christian church Saturday night. Everybody Invited. ....Mrs. Will Culbertson was taken luite sick the middle of last week, ind later In tfie week was removed to Reid Memorial hospital and operated on for gall stones. She Is getling along very well.... The Ladies' id society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Julia Markley. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. Minnie Uan, the first Wednesday afternoon m August Visit New Westvllle. R. E. Brandenburg, wife and Son. Harold, visited Earl Brandenburg and family near New Westvllle, .Sunday. . . . .John O'Hara and son, Heber, were Cincinnati' visitors, Sunday. ...Mrs. Hannah Frame is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Ella Campbell.... Mrs. Lee Flora spent Saturday and Sunday here with her parents, Wm. Parker and wife.. ..Carpenters have almost completed the new barn lor Harry Eaumgardner, and work on the new residence will be begun soon. . . . Joa Shafer recently purchased the prop erty adjoining the Central school lot of Mr. R. E. Brandenburg, and Is re modeling the home.... The property end belongings of E. H. Cook were appraised Monday afternoon. Date of sale will be announced later.

DRILL WITH RIFLES PLEASES COMSTOGK

Springfield rifles, borrowed from the Spanish American war veterans, were used by Captain Comstock's rookies in their drill last night at the Rumely building. About forty men attended and were Instructed in the manual of arms. The next meeting of the squad will be at 7:30 o'clock on Friday evening.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' TO FROLIC AT PARK

The annual picnic of the Earlfcam Heights Presbyterian church will be held Saturday afternoon and evening at Glen Miller park. Special cars to carry the picnickers will leave the Easthaven grocery store, Easthaven avenue, at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. A program of games for children of different ages has been arranged for the afternoon. Baseball games have also been scheduled. A basket supper will be served at 5 o'clock.

British midshipmen are promoted to the rank of sublieutenants after three years If their examinations are satisfactory.

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DINNER PARTIES HELDJllJfllLTON MILTON, Ind., July 13. Mrs. Alice Gresh gave a dinner party Tuesday, at which the guests were Mrs. Sarah Peters Gordon, of New Castle; Miss Caroline Smith, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Wagner, of Knlghtstown; Mrs. Carrie Commons Harbeck, of Battle Creek, Mich.; Mrs. Horace Hurst, of near Connersville; Mesdames F. M. Jones, H. L. Jones, F . C. McCormick, D. H. Warren and Malinda Barton...,. Mrs. E. " P. Jones gave a dinner Tuesday evening at which the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Gingrich, of Chicago; Misses Anna and Emma Gingrich, Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Doty, Wilbur Elwell, Misses Eunice McClung of Washington, D. C, Marie Elwell, Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Harmier, R. F. Callaway, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jones, and Mrs. Emory Baker of Dayton.. ... Mrs. Harry Doty entertained at a'reception of her friends Wednesday

afternoon in honor of her sister. Miss Eunice McClung and also Mrs. Emory Baker of Dayton. The guests were Misses Alma Wagner, Marie Snyder, Marie Elwell, Lulu Faucett, Mary Jones, Nellie Jones, Blanche Moore, Mesdames Carl Williams, Harry Manlove, John Thurman of Cambridge City, Ernest Doty, F. C. McCormick, R. W. Warren, George Wagner, W. C. Squier, C. J. Coppock, Oscar Kirlin, Paul Ferris, Ptfrk Lantz of Petoskey, Mich., Irvin Harmier, John Du Granrut, with Miss McClung of Washington D. C, and Mrs. Baker of Dayton, guests of honor. Refreshments were served and the afternoon pleasantly spent.

DIRECTORS OF FAIR WILL ENGAGE BAND

EATON, O., July 13. Selection of a band to furnish music during the coming county fair will be made at the next meeting of the board of directors of the Preble County Agricultural society. A meeting has been announced for Saturday, but because of the absence of one member, Jesse L. Haston, it is likely to be postponed. Haston was summoned to Sterling, Kan., on account of the death of a brother.

PARTY OF FISHERS DAMAGES THEIR RIG

MILTON, Ind., July 13. Mrs. Emory Baker was entertained with Mrs. Jane Sills and family Tuesday. ..i.Mr.and Mrs. E. P. Jones, Mesdames Malinda Barton and Rachel Baker were an auto party to New Lisbond, Wednesday morning Benj. Doddridge, Paul Werking, Ralph Moore and Charles Doddridge attended the Doddridge literary society with Walter Burgess, Tuesday night. .A fine program was observed.; Paul Werking gave several readings that took well.. . . .Alvin Lowrey was at Connersville, Wednesday., .. .Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Coppock are home from Dayton A party of young - men whose names have'not been learned, but who had. been fishing in this vicinity, had. an, accident in the north part '6f"town?and-broke the wheels of the buggy. . They crossed the , street car track in a careless manner.. '. . .Dr.

and Mrs, W. C. Squier and daughter, party to picnic on the banks of the river, south of town. A fine supper was enjoyed and the party . was in bathing.

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COPPOCK PROMISES TO HELP COMSTOGK

Lieutenant Edward R. Coppock, state recruiting officer, while here inspecting the office yesterday announced that he has been authorised to, instruct the Indiana stations to undertake the recruiting of militiamen for Federal service. "Throughout the entire state, preliminary steps are being taken to form National Guard companies,", the officer said. "Paul Comstock's efforts are the most praiseworthy of any that I have seen so far and in case the

members of this drill troop seek to enlist, in the federalized service, they wilt receive all possible aid trem me."

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