Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 222, 30 June 1919 — Page 11

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JUNE SO, 19X9.

PAGE ELEVEN

4 DEAD, 5 HURT,

FROM ARCANUM AND LEW1SBURG Cress and Ressler Families

Nearly Wiped Out in Cross

ing Crash.

DAYTON, O., June 20. Two persona

"were killed, two died shortly after

having reached a hospital, another sustained Injuries which probably . will result fatally, and five others were

badly cut and bruised when a northbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train crashed into an automobile late Sunday at a crossing near Tippecanoe City. 12 miles north of Dayton.

The automobile was driven by Earl

Cress, of Arcanum, a demonstrator, who was trying the machine out for 'William Ressler, a farmer residing near Lewisburg, Ohio. He railed to notice the approach of a fast train vntil he was so near the track that he could not avoid the accident. The dead were: William Ressler, BO years old, Lewisburg, and Wilbur Ressler, 7 years old, Lewisburg, killed; Mrs. Earl Cress, 40 years old, Arcanum, died In hospital; Mrs. Mattie Ressler, 36 years old, Lewisburg, died in hospital. The injured are: Carl Ressler, 12

kf- years old, internally injured, probably will die; Elmer Ressler, bruised about

burg, Internally Injured and cut about the face; Robert Cress, blind, cut about the body; Carl Cress, 9 years old, leg crushed and may have to be amputated, and Earl Cress, 7 years eld. Arcanum, shoulder and face cut.

The entire party, with the exception of Elmer Ressler, who jumped in time to escape serious injury, were carried with the wreckage on the pilot of the engine for a distance of a thousand feet. The Injured were brought back to this city and taken to the Miami val

ley hospital, where they were given surgical attention. The passenger train, by which the automobile was struck, was running at a high rate of speed. Williamsburg, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Will Patterson and baby, of Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunbar of Fountain City, and Mrs. James Armstrong of Williamsburg, were the guests of George Armstrong Wednesday Edith Milburn, who had her tonsils removed last Saturday, is able to be out...... Dr. and Mrs. Martin were In Richmond Wednesday. . .Mrs. John Laughlin and sons Ralph and Ray visited Carl Coggeshall and family Friday..... Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Durbin, west of town, entertained the , following guests Sunday, J. J. Smith and family of near Oreensfork, John Durbin and family, west of town, and Anna Piehe of Williamsburg.

NEW STREET HAT WHICH MAKES MILADY WALK DEMURELY "WITH EYES CAST DOWN?

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Hagerstown, Ind, "Mrs. Dan Larson spent Tuesday at

Indianapolis .... Henry Replogle re

cently bought the residence on South

Market street occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Erville Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Suckow will move Into it..... Miss Freda Benbow went to Greensfork Tuesday. . . .Forrest Murray of

Richmond was the guest Tuesday of

tis brother-in-law, Morris Harrison...'

Mr. and Mrs. George Keagy have returned from Atlantic City, N. J

O. C. Strickler, publisher of the Middletown News, was here Friday. . . . Mrs. Phil Gates, of Piqua, Ohio, is the guest of relatives here. . - .Mrs. Frank Whltesell is spending a few days at Richmond.... Two Sunday school classes of which Mrs. Hollace Hoover and Mrs. O. M. Deardorff are the teachers, held a picnic at the school park Tuesday afternoon.

chestra had a board meeting Monday evening to plan . their summer work. ....Elmer Gilmer shipped a car of hogs Tuesday. . . .The little daughter of Clarence Pedro has been sick this week.... Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cain and children were at Carlos Wednesday.. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs.

Asa Hlggs of Dayton, were Sunday guests of Howard H. Manning anjd wife. Professor AJtkenhead of Lafayette spent the week-end guest of Everett Lamb and family Mrs. Jennie Thornburg returned to her home at Richmond..... Mrs. Jennie Ballenger

and daughters. Misses Mary, Irene and Ada, were guests of Mrs. Agnes Osborn Wednesday .... The Slmathla society met at the Friends church Wednesday afternoon Leander Lamb has sold his Interest in the restuii. vo Harve Saunders and has gone to dray in g.

As everyhody can plainly see there is something shady about the new turn which millinery styles have taken. The Mizi sailors which wero popular in the spring or the Watteau hats of long ago were undoubtedly the inspiration for this novel hat, with its exaggerated droop. It is black lisere straw trimmed with black velvet ribbon and uncurled ostrich plumes. A front view shows nothing but hat brim and the curve of a pretty chin.

Economy, Ind. Mrs. Nan Cook entertained at din

ner Tuesday, Mrs. Jennie Thornburg

of Richmond and Mrs. Lonie Albert-

son .Mrs. Art Denny and daughter.

Frances, were at Richmond Wednesday... .Mrs. H. E. Cain was in Rich

mond Tuesday... .Mr. Davis of Rich

mond was in Economy Wednesday. ...

Howard Hunnicutt returned home from over seas Saturday. .. .The or-

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Mrs. Anna Farmer entertained the following guests Sunday: Tom Davis and family of Greensfork, Clarence Farmer and family, Bert Farmer and family, Lon Farmer and family, Guy Davis and son, Keith, of Richmond..

. .Mrs. James Armstrong of Williams

burg is spending a few days with her

parents.. Will Hollingsworth ana daughter, Marjory were in Richmond Thursday evening. .. .Frank Compton and family attended Children's serv

ices at Greensfork Sunday Children's Day will be observed next Sunday night at" the M. E. church here . . . .Alice Johnson from southwest of Williamsburg is spending some time with her sister in Indianapolis Fred Price is spending a few days in Columbus. .. .Mrs. George Kelley and daughter, Willis, is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis east of town.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dsvis spent the

week-end here .... Carl Coggshall has purchased a new car. . . .The condition

of Mrs. Lizzie Cranor remains unchanged. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Leander An

derson are both in very poor health. .

..Mrs. Frank Starr 13 suffering from

inflammatory rheumatism. .. .Dr. and

Mrs. Martin had as guests Thursday I

evening Miss Myrtle Wooters of Fountain City and Walter Reardon, who recently returned from overseas Alpheus Cook, north of Williamsburg,

visited with Charles Study Sunday aft-1

ernoon . , . . Mr. and Mrs. Enos Veal and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oler were Sunday guests of Bert Oler and family. ....Frank Compton and family were in Richmond Saturday. .... .Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cox entertained a number of guests Sunday...... Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pitts entertained guests on Sunday Including Alvie Study of Fountain City Jim finodgrass and family took dinner at Glen Miller park with friends Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Potter had a number of out-of-town guests Sunday.

ROTARY CLUB AT NEWCASTLE. NEWCASTLE, Ind., June 30 A Rotary club was formed here Friday evening. Seventeen citizens formed the charter membership. Charles E. Watson, district governor, presented the club with its charter. Fifty Rotarians from Indianapolis took part in the affair.

The organs of digestion, assimilation and elimination the stomach, liver and bowels are closely allied, and the proper action of any of these organs la largely dependent upon the correct functioning of all the others. "Whipping" your liver into action

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