Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 192, 26 May 1919 — Page 16
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM MONDAT, MAY 26, 1919.
700 PRESENT AT LUTHERAN GROUP SESSIONS HERE
Young People of Dayton-Richmond Synod Hold Meeting
at Irmity Church.
Over 700 young people belonging to the Joint Synod of Onto attended the
annual group meeting of the DaytonRichmond group of Che 'Associated Lutheran Young People's Society of
Miami valley Sunday afternoon and
evening at the Trinity English Lutheran church. It la estimated that 600
were In attendance at the afternoon
meeting and 750 at the night meeting.
Supper was served m the basement of
the church.
The afternoon meeting opened with an organ number, "Song of Praise" (Sheldon) by Miss Edna Denier. The
scripture reading and prayer was giv-
en by the Rot. George J. Sixt of
Eaton. The welcome address was giv
en by the Rev. Oscar P. TresseL pa
tor or the church. The response was
given by the Rev. S. Schllllnger of West Alexandria, O. The woman's
chorus sang "Faith, Hope and Love,"
by Shelley.
The main feature of the afternoon
meeting was a paper on "What Can
Our Luther Leagues Do to Give the Lutheran Church the Place it De
serves Before the Public?" by George
Horning of St 'Johns church, Rich
mond. Each league furnished a lead
er In this discussion after which the
meeting was thrown open to a general discussion, which was lively and
interesting. Muslo Is Feature.
Miss Edna Deuker played "Meditation" by Sturges. The question box was in charge of the Rev. O. E. Swlnehart of Farmersville, O. . Miss Marie Deuker, soprano, and Mrs. Horace Logan, whistler, gave a
duet, "Song of Confidence," by Briggs. The Rev. M. I Baum of Daytan had charge of the closing services. The organ postlude was "Festival March" (Read). Miss Deuker opened "the " evening meeting with "Offertory in D Minor" (Batiste). The scripture reading and prayer was in charge of Rev. A. L. Nlcklas of Richmond. The choir sang "Appear Thou Light Divine." by Morrison. ' " The address of the evening session was given -by Rev. R. E. Golladay, B.D., of Columbus, O. His subject was "Our Luther Leagues and the Future," in which his plea was for personal purity and personal efficiency. He was camp pastor for eight months at Camp Oglethorpe, Ga., and was able to see the results of social diseases among the young men of the country. Rev. Golladay discussed national legislation In eugenics in which he Is greatly interested. Meet at West Alexandria. Mrs. Roland Rosa, violin. Miss Marguerite Deuker. 'cello, and Thomas Schumaker, flute, gave "Narcissus" (Nevln). The closing services were In charge of the Rer, C H. Pence of New Lebanon, O. Th business transactions were made as short as possible. It was decided to use the collections, excluding the costs of the meeting, to buy books for the older girls' sitting room at the Wernle Orphans' Home. The annual mass meeting of the three groups of Miami Valley will be held at Dayton In the fall. The next annual meeting of the Richmond-Dayton group will be held at West Alexandria, O.
PEACE CONFERENCE FACES NEW CRISIS AS GERMAN DELEGATES BALK AT SIGNING
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church and marched In the parade to the cemetery. ' Conveyance were provided for the soldiers who were not able to? walk to the cemeteries. ELDORADO Over $1,000 was raised to clear the church Indebtedness at the Sunday services of the United Brethren church. The amount raised more that covers the amount of the debt. The Rev. A. L. Clippinger of Dayton, conference superintend
ent, gave the sermon and conducteea the campaign for funds. Funeral services 'for Mrs. Mary Kessler, 78 years old, were held Friday morning, the Rev. A. C Barnhart In charge, with burial at Lewisburg. Mrs. Kessler died Wednesday after a lingering illness. She - had lived In
I Eldorado for a number of years. Sur
viving are six children: John ana Howard, of Eldorado; Mrs. John. Miller, of near Eldorado; Mrs. William Boomershlne, of Germantown; Mrs. Arthur McGriff, of Eaton; and Miss Estella, of West Manchester. A lot sale will be conducted by a Lewisburg company at the J. H. Blackford farm, June 6. The company has bought the Blackford farm on the north edge of Eldorado and has platted it in .to 60 lots, which will be sold
at auction. The Eldorado band will furnisVmusIc during the sale.
H. R. Klmmel, son of J. M. Kimmel, wellknown merchant of Eldorado, and Miss Minnie Coning, daughter of George Coning of Yankeetown, were married Wednesday by the Rev. John Shaeffer of near C as tine. .
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Henry Cutter Funeral To Be Held Tuesday Funeral services for Henry Cutter, who died at his home, 314 South Fourth street, Saturday morning, will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home. The Rev. A. L. Nlcklas will officiate. Burial will be ' In Lutheran cemetery. Friends may ; call at any time. The relatives have requested that all flowers be omitted.
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COMPOSERS' WIVES PLAY
OXFORD, O., May 26 Three wives' of music composers Edgar Btillman : Kelley, Clem A. Towner and Harrison ! D. LeBaron connected with Oxford educational institutions, played their t husbands' compositions at a meeting ! of the Woman's Music club Friday ! evening. j
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Left to right: President Wilson, Colonel House, General Bliss, Premier Lloyd-George and Henry White. The stand of the German delegates in objecting to many provisions in the peace treaty handed them presents the peace conference with another crisis. The allied representatives are prepared to deal with the situation, however. The photo, a recent one, is one of the few which show Amer-. lea's delegates with the exception of Lansing together. 1 was take prior to one of the meetings of the Big Four.
News Dispatches From Surrounding Communities j
Eldorado, 0.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCoy and
Mr. and Mrs. John Harshman and Freddie Jones called on relatives at West Alexandria, Sunday afternoon. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. George Beard and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Peelle and son Richard spent Sunday evening in Richmond. '.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell and sons spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Campbell's sister, Mrs. George Miller and family of south of town....! F. Schieser and family and Clem McKeen and wife attended a banquet which was given by the Knights of Columbus, at Richmond, Sunday evening. . .Mr. and Mrs. Harve Shewmon and son entertained Perry
Flatter and family of near Friendship Sunday. Miss Mildred Campbell returned with them for an extended visit.... Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hollinger and Mr. and Mrs. David Wolford and daughters, Florence and Ruby, were tire Sunday guests of F. K. Longenecker and family of Circle Hill. Harl and Carl Miller, sons of Frank Miller, living southwest of town, purchased the L. E. Howell restaurant at West Manchester, on Tuesday of last week. They are now in charge and operating the business..... Wm. Keckler and family were the Sunday guests of Noah Charles and family of near Otterbein. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shewmon returned home Saturday after spending several days with their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Whipple and husband of Springfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams spent Sunday with friends in Dayton. .Frank Campbell who has been working near Eaton
the past three weeks was home over Sunday. . . -Mr. and Mrs. Clem McKee and daughter, Dola, and Mrs. Peter Klmmel spent Sunday at the Chil
dren's home near Eaton. Mrs. Kim
mel and Dola remained for a couple
of week's visit.
WINCHESTER A short time ago a
Union City eroceryman fouHd a boa
constrictor in a bunch of bananas and
placed the same in a cage in his window. He also placed a young rat in the cage. The Bnake cornered the rat and threw its tall around Its body squeezing it to death, then swallowed it, all in about twenty minutes. The snake then relapsed into a state of coma.
Sheriff Davisson and Deputy Sheriff
Puckett received word that a number of men were drunk at a point three miles west of Winchester and that
their machine was in the ditch. They at once -went to the place -where they found William West and Oral Ludwick, both In a drunken condition.
The men were brought to the city and arraigned before Squire Stephens. Each pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a fine of $1 and costs. The suit filed to take from Mrs. Henry Hall three of her children, and place them In the Orphan's home was tried Tuesday, In circuit court. Mrs. Hall Is fighting the case while the husband is endeavoring to have the children taken away from here. Witnesses testified that the character of Mrs. Hall was not good. Last week an affidavit was filed, by her husband, alleging statutory offenses and she filed an affidavit against him charging his with assault and battery. The township assessors of this county have compiled their assessments of the land in this county and have made their report to the county assessor,
James A. White. The assessment shows that 284,625 acres of land was
assessed at a value of $37,098,950, an average of $130 per acre. This assessment includes only real estate outside the cities and towns. It is thought that the city, town and personal property will make enough to bring the entire county to fifty million dollars, which if taxed to the limit would bring $750,000 taxes. White River township's assessment for real estate outside of Winchester is $6,111,270,
being the largest and Franklin $1,935,480 the smallest. NEWS FROM flv,!6-$.. NEW PARIS The Memorial Day services were held in tne Christian church Sunday. The address was delivered by the Rev. Baker of Eaton.
The music at the church was furnished by the high school chorus, directed by Mrs. Iona Bowles and the music for the marching and the cemetery was furnished by the New Paris band. All the school children assembled at the
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