Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 187, 20 May 1919 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM-AND SUN-TELEGRAM TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919

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OnlygFew-Scattering Leaf - Crops in Vicinity of Eaton ; Have Been Sold. . EATON,., 6.. -May to. Following their Indictment & recently on grand larceny charges,:, Karl Pine. Samuel Schneider and John Schllmiller, all of Daytan,;witt be tried here early In June In common please court. Judge Abel Rlsinger having Monday, assigned the cases for trial, upon the following dates: Schneider, June 10; Pine, June 11; Schllmiller, June 12. They are charged with stealing about two tons of mill feed from two farmers residing in the vicinity of West Alexandria. The case of William Mills and . Ransum L. Estis, under indictment tor grand larceny, will be tried June 16. It Is expected they will be tried jointly. They are alleged to have stolen an automobile from S. C. Richie, banker, of New Paris, which later was recovered -in Indianapolis. They are non-residents of Ohio and thus far have not appeared in court to plead to the indictments against them. They are at liberty under 400 bond each. - Sets Suit for May 27. Judge Abel Rlsinger has set the suit of John I Minnlx against the city for trial on May 27 in common pleaa eourt. - Minnlx Is suing the city for 13.500 damages for the death of his son, aged 6 years, who waa killed at the pumping station of the city waterworks a year ago when a tramway, ear used for conveying coal from the railway tracks to the pumping station "dumped" and crushed his headL- "The child and two otherolder boys were playing with the car when the accident happened. Tobacco Growers Confer. It was developed in a meeting of the tobacco growers of Preble county, held here Saturday evening that a few scattering crops of tobacco In the vidnlty of Lewisburg, Eldorado and West Alexandria had been sold to dealers at prices ranging from 12 to 16 cents a pound. Representatives from these localities reported the ales in the meeting, which was in the nature of a conference of growers from all sections of the country for the purpose of ascertaining accurate reports of just what was doing in the county among the growers. It is said that in only one instance waa a sale made by a member of the county growers' organization. No sales in the vicinity of Eaton were reported in the meeting. Growers In the locality said they bad been offered 15 cents a pound, but refused to selL Frank Blackford, of Eldorado, a state farm

ers Institute lecturer, was present at the meeting and entered Into the discussion of conditions In the county. Members of the county organization as a whole expressed satisfaction over the local outlook.

Divorce Action Hearing. Among assignnments made by Judge Abel Rlsinger, of common pleas court, is that of hearing of a motion and demurer In a divorce and alimony action brought by Nora Blackford against Samuel Blackford, of Dayton. The hearing has ben set for May 26. The motion is by Blackford, who

wants his wife's petition made more definite. The demurrer Is by Dora

Pryor, Blackford's sister, who is named a defendant in the alimony N' feature of the suit. She demurs on the ground that she is not a proper

defendant to the action. ' I

Mrs. Mund Dead. S Mrs. Louis Mund died Monday morning in West Alexandria, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis M. Derby, according to advices received here by friends. Mrs. Mund' was the widow of Prof. Louis Mund, who died a few months ago at West Alexandria, at the Derby home. Prof, and Mrs. Mund came from Cincinnati to the home of their daughter several years ago, where they since had lived. Prof. Mund was for many years prominent In musical circles of Cincinnati. Mrs. Mund was probably past 70 years of age. Following funeral services Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at the Derby home at West Alexandria, the remains will be taken to Cincinnati for burial In Spring Grove cemetery, the resting place of her husband. Drive Is Abandoned. Preble county will not enter the campaign now being waged by the National Home Service Fund of the

Salvation Army for an immense subscription. Plans to organize the county for the drive were under way, but Monday it was called off, because of the fact. It is said, that the county has a number of agencies .by which its worthy needy are reached. The county expected to raise $2,600, but it is said the money would have como back into the county for distribution among charitable organizations, as the city has no Salvation Army corps. Moves to New Quarters. Being forced to release his present location because of a rearrangement of the room for other purposes. Undertaker Ora Girt on has leased the east room of the John Gans building. East Main street, for his parlors, where he expects to bp onpratintc by June 1.

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special invitation Dr. C MuWsa

of the French war department, with seven or eijrht other representatives from foreijrn countries, is now the jroest of the United States. Dr. Mulon, who has the distinction of being the only French woman appointed in the capacity of doctor ts a part of the military organization, is here to study seven things: Milk, nurses training schools, social tervice, settlements, pre-nata! work, 3 pen air schools and rest rooms in stores and factories.

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took supper with Mr. 'Beard's, parents,

Mr. . and Mrs. WilUam Beard- of Dayton, Ftiday( evening.... Mr, and .Mrs, A. F. White "entertained and latter brother Eddie North and wife,1 Saturday evening.... A baby gtrl Tfcs bOrh to Mr. and Mrs. Laura Fitxer, Wednesday... ...Misses Ruth McKee and Lettlcia Kimmel went to Athems, Saturday, where- they will attend school this summer.... Mr. and Mrs., Charles Williams called on Mr. and Mrs. H..C. Mastin, Saturday evening.:. . .Clarence Spltler and wife called on Samuel Copvert arid wife, Sunday evening... L. F. Schleser and family entertained Mrs. Earl Engle and daughter, Dorothy, of Lancaster, 0-Tuesday ; and Wednesday. . .O. M. Thompson d family spent Sunday afternoon at the country home of Roe Rntan and family.... Mr. and Mrs. L. E." Horner entertained Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Bookwalter of Dayton Sunday. ..'.Mr? and Mrs. Ed Weyman and family of Middletown spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Weyman's brother. H. A. Peele, and family.... Clarence Schlients ar' family of New Madison. Albert Schllentz and wife of Brookvllle. William Schllentz and wife of Eaton, Walter Cahill and family of Lewisburg and Ho yerTrlck and family called on Fred

Schllentz and family Sunday. ...H. A,-

Emrick and family and Homer Triak and family were the Sunday guests of Ed Trick and family. ..... . .Emerson Beard and family and Freddie Miller spent Sunday with A. A. Miller and family of near Lewisburg. .The dwelling which Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mastin

have been remodeling has been completed and they moved to the same

last week... Mr. and Mrs. Henry

Madison,' Sunday in honor ot the retained soldiers and nurses.. . . .Ormal Spltler .and family, entertained William Spltler and wife and Bert Spltler and family of near Tankeetown, Sunday . . Miss Audry ' Bunger of Richmond took supper with.WIlford Tanner and family, "Sunday .... An eight pound boy named Richard Roberts

came to make his home with Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest Deem- of West Alexandria Sunday. , . .Mrs. James Waggoner and son,' Elmer, called on Bert Eddins and family Sunday afternoon.

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Greensfork, Ind. Miss Margaret Breen is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Gilmer s and daughters Virginia and

Georglana of Walnut Level. She ar-

tended the Jacksonburg commencement Saturday evening. .W.. Mr. and Mrs. Minor Strickler and. granddaughter Vera, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Nicholson and family..... Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nicholson were in Richmond. Wednesday. . . .Dr.. Kerr was called to Hagerstown to see Mrs. William Teague Wednesday morning. Mrs. Agnes M. Thomas of Dayton, O., was called here to see her sister, Mrs. Mary Hill, who 13 seriously ill with neumonia. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nicholson were called to Richmond to see their daughter, Mrs. Clayton Brooks, who is seriously ill .. Misses Iva Nicholson and Louise Neff visited the school in Cambridge City. Tuesday.. . . George Mosey made a business trip to Richmond Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Gien Gunckle are spending a few days in Williamsburg. - Mrs. Gunckle's

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Flaig and daughters. Virginia and rbrother is .seriously ill Mr. and

Dorothy attended the banquet given at the . Unlversalist church at New

Mr. Charle.i Boyd are the parents o a daughter, Mary Hannah. .The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Morris of Williams-

Mayor Cornell Schreiber. Mayor Cornell Schreiber of Toledo made possible the staging of the Dempsey-Willard championship bout :n that city when he approved tire A out and issued a permit for it.

burg were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Merritt Nicholson and daughter Thursday: . ; - . . . '

Mrs. Ellen Henderson spent Saturday nieht and Sunday with Mrs. Marv

Hetzler . . . . Cal Yost and wife were

visiting relatives in Eaton Sunday. . . . George Woggoman and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane Farst and family of near Richmond. . . .Albert Henderson and wife entertained Frank Spltler and daughter Bessie, Sunday afternoon. . .Mrs. Kate Millwood spent Sunday with John Guenther and family. . . .Raymond Richards and family were the Sunday guests of Lewis Richards and wife.. . . .Sunday, G. F. Crane and family entertained Amos Shaffer and wife, Owen Shaeffer and family and F. M. Deem and wife John Moyer and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with Wilson Broderick and wife...Mrank Schlosser and wife and Mrs. Jane Schlosser were the Sunday guests of William" McCabe and wife.... Mrs. Luther Petry assisted Mrs. David Wolford with her sewing Tuesday. .. .Frank Brasier and family of Huntington, Ind., were the guests of M. L. Coovert and wife, Tuesday. . ..Mrs. O. G. Murray and daughter Hilday spent a few days last week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Coovert. .. .George Beard and wife spent Monday evening with Samuel Ullom and wife.. .... .Albert Wehrley and family were Richmond shoppers, Friday. . . .Quite a number from this vicinity attended church at Painter Creek, Saturday and Sunday. ....Daniel Richards and wife spent Friday afternoon with Levi Fisher and family. .. .The Centralized school closed Wednesday. The big dinner and entertainment were attended by a large crowd.. . . -Sherman Lutz and wife and Mrs. A. B. Miller and daughter Evelyn were visiting relatives in Trotwood Monday ..Mrs. Harry

Brightenstein and daughter called on j Mrs. H. C. Mastin Saturday evening. I ... .E. A. Holcomb and family spent , Sunday evening with George Beard j

and wife Mrs. Earl Miller and

daughter of Richmond are visiting with Andrew Petry and family. .. .Albert Wehrley and wife and Polly Petry and son Samuel called on Mrs. Andrew' Wehrley and daughters Sunday afternoon H. A. Spltler and wife attended the Sunday School convention which was held at Wares Chapel Sunday afternoon . Miss Samantha Wikle spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Joseph Brown. George Hapner and family of Eaton, J. Q. Beard and wife. George McCoy and Frank Stayton called on M. L. Coovert and wife, Sunday. Clarence Howell and family of Dayton were evening callers Mr. and Mrs. James Waggoner entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lon Dally and Lee Black. Sunday evening.'. . .Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Beard and daughter, Elizabeth,

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