Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 253, 6 August 1919 — Page 7

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News Dispatches From Surrounding Communities

NEW PARIS The violin pupils of1 Miss Ruth Scott will give a recital la the Jefferson township high school auditorium Thursday afternoon and evening. The grade orchestra and Miss Golda Hill will assist in the afternoon, and the high school orchestra and Mrs. Fred Bartel will take part In the evening entertainment. Several members of the local grange will attend a field meeting at Greenville on Wednesday. L. J. Tabor, Master of the Ohio State Grange, will address the assembly. The newly appointed Library board met in the Public Library Saturday evening and perfected an organization. Officers were elecetd as follows: President, Miss Carrie Reid; vice-president Miss Mildred Clark; secretary, C. W. Bloom, and treasurer, Harry Bragg. Other members of the board are Mrs. Clarence Barr, Mrs. Albert Daugberty and Moffett Engle. At a later meeting committees will be appointed to carry on the many Improvements planned by the board to Increase the usefulness of the library. WEST MANCHESTER A meeting and basket dinner will be held by Twin Creek chapel church Sunday, August 17, at Davisson grove. The Rev. J. H. Watson of Harrisburg, Ind., will speak. Members of the Somers family will hold their annual reunion at the John Shumaker home northeast of West Manchester, August 17. The 156 Ohio Volunteer Infantry will hald its twenty-first annual reunion on August 7, at the United Brethren church. The Christian Sunday school will hold a picnic at Kramer grove, August 24. DUBLIN The Rev. Victor Stone has resigned as pastor of the Methodist church here and will resume his studies at DePauw university. Rev. Mr. Jones will be in charge of the church here. He preached his first sermon Sunday. - - A car said to have been driven by Ernest Stoling, of Richmond, ran into automobiles driven by Earl Hatfield and Robert Dorgan of Dublin, on the .Washington road. Ho first struck the Dorgan car, and then went into the automobile driven by Hatfield. The Hatfield car was badly wrecked. Stoling's car went over on the interurban .tracks, throwing one occupant through the windshield. The car was damaged. Stollng is said to have been speeding. Gilbert Jones, 12 years old, died at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Nancy Gibbs Sunday morning after a long illness, and funeral services were held iTuesday. The body was taken to Greenfield for burial. CHESTER Everett Hunt was injuricd when the plow which he was driving struck a stone, and he was thrown across the machine in such a manner that a lever penetrated his side. ABINGTON -An automobile left standing in the school house yard was demolished when it ran down the hill .which leads west and crashed into a shed belonging to the Stevens and Kinder grocery store. The car belongs to Frank Hale, a local garageman. LIBERTY The profit gained in using tankage is illustrated in records kept by County Agent A. M. Nye. Nathan Stanley, a farmer, found that it cost $15.60 to produce 100 pounds of pork on a ration of ground barley and middlings, while John Stout, a neigh-

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with tankage added, and produced pork lor $ iz a hundred. 8TRATJGHN A farewell reception was given Saturday night by Misses Lizzie Bailey and Marietta Blnford at the home of Mrs. Julia Binford for the Rev. Victor Stoer, who has resigned as pastor of the Straughn and Dublin churches. Regular church services will be conducted at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. The Rev. 1. O. Oren will be In charge. GREENVILLE Henry Fox, a pioneer resident, died at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Bright Little, at Van Wert, Saturday, and bis body was brought to Greenville Monday for burial. Mr. Fox was born In England In 1843, and during the Civil war served in Company E 24th Ohio Volun teer infantry. Ora Shuff, who was taken to the penitentiary Monday was sentenced and taken to serve his term a month after he was arrested. The speed with which his case was handled has established a record in criminal court. The will of William Wertz. probated here, names his widow Martha Wertz, as chief beneficiary. He leaves all bis property to her as long as she remains a widow, and in event of her remarriage the estate is to be divided among their four children. LEWI SBURG Two hundred and seventy persons attended the Trinity Lutheran Sunday school picnic held at Glen Miller park at Richmond, Ind. West Manchester, 0, Mrs. Dewitt McGriff and children, Audrey and William Patrick who are making an extended visit this summer with her parents spent Thursday and Friday in Greenville with Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Wolverton and family. ...Miss Myrtle Trone visited Wednesday night with her sister, Mrs. Sadie Wolverton at Greenville Mrs. Mollie Cummins and children of Lewlsburg spent Wednesday with Mrs. Isaac Christman and family Miss Geraldine Blakley returned Thursday from a two weeks' visit with relatives at Burketsville, O. ....Miss Freda Christman spent sev eral days of last week with relatives at Lewisburg Miss Sylvia Trone spent from Saturday until Monday with her mother here. . .Harvey Shaetfer and family were dinner guests Sunday of Daniel Clarke and family.... Henry Howard and family visited Sunday with his brother, Frank, and family George Williams of Fountain City spent Sunday afternoon in West Manchester. ...Miss Mary Curtis of Yorkshire, O., and Miss Qullla Locke were guests of Miss Lucille Blakeley Sunday Miss Irene Wolverton of Greenville was a dinner guest Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mary Trone and family. .. .Dr. T. Dewitt McGriff of Lima, O., spent Sunday with his family who are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Ricker. . . .Mr. and Mrs Jerry Fager visited Sunday at Dayton with Mr. and Mrs: Herlie Lehman. Harry Hartman and Miss Sylvia Trone spent Sunday evening at New Madt son witii Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eliker. .. . C. E. Barnes and C L. Spence met Monday afternoon with the budget tummiBsiou ai ine Monroe scnooi building W. E. Gruber. Mart Wehr. ley and J. E. Leas and son, Carl, attended the tractor demonstration at Mlddletown last week.... Mart Wehrley and wife and Raymond Wehrley and family attended the Wehrley rei twenty years asm

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....Daniel Aydelotte returned to Dayton Saturday after a two weeks visit with relatives and friends at this place The Woman's Bible Class will hold their regular business meeting next Thursday evening, Aug. 7, at the home of Mrs. John Waldren, Jr. The members of the class and their families are Invited to be present. .. .Walter Brock and family of Lewlsburg are moving this week to the Grlnnel bouse where he will be engaged in business with his father... .Mr. and Mrs. William Gaugwer were Sunday guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Bitner at Dayton, O Mrs. O. N. Shilleberger of College Corner spent a few days of last week with her parents. ., .Genevieve Rice of Lima, O., spent Saturday afternoon and evening with Anna Gauch ... .J. A. Cossairt was In Cincinnati Friday. ...Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fox of Dayton visited from Thursday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Miller and family Mrs. Eliza Brown entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Houk and Misses Ruth and Jane Houk, Mr. and Mrs. Everette Swartzel of Farmersville and Mrs. Martha McLure of Eldorado who will remain for a visit with Mrs. Brown.... Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parks and family spent Sunday with Frank Parks and family. Miss Fern Woolf, Genevieve Frank, Anna Gauch, Kathleln Marker and Russell Banta were also visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Trone were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davisson Sunday. They motored in the after noon to Dayton and visited the dorm at Englewood and Taylorsville Mr. and Mrs. Charles WilliamB of Eldorado spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lurenna Trump Mrs. William Cossairt is reported to be very ill of heart trouble at her home in Merlin Heights Mr. and Mrs. Henry Will and daughter, Dorothy and Carry Pitman and wife visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carsou. Rentfro at Day ton.. Walter Trump and family spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Urlan Trump at Arcanum Miss Lucille Morris returned Saturday from a pleasant visit with Miss Cathryn Welsh at Lewlsburg. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris spent Sunday evening With Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glaidell near ; Eaton C. D. Spencer and famllv I motored to Troy, O., Sunday. They were accompanied by Misses Martha and Goldla Spencer who made a weeks visit at their home....T. C. Braddock and wife and Irvin Poyner and family spent Sunday with Thomas Parker and family at Richmond Emmett Howell and family motored to Cincinnati Sunday Miss Velma Cloyd of West Alexandria visited last week with Mrs. Elizabeth Cloyd John Juday and wife of Dayton are visiting relatives at this place this week Robert Craig and his son, Mertie, of Lewisburg were here on business Monday. . . .Miss Imo Howell is in Dayton this week where she underwent an operation for the removal of tonsils on Tuesday. .Mrs. Sarah Bentley of Dayton is spending the week with her brother, T. C. Braddock and wife.... Cletes Beck and wife, A. W. Newman and wife, Clemerd Newman and family and Warren Juday and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Lerton Stover and family near Eaton Charles Young of near Eaton spent last week with Ivan Juday Mr. and Mrs. Verto McGriff and Mr. and Mrs. Cletes Beck were In Greenville Saturday afternoon . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown are moving this week to their home above the garage on Main street E. A. Locke land family spent Sunday with James Shuritt and famllv nt NTaw P01-f Mr. and Mrs. Will Parker and family. Miss May Parker attended the Parker reunion and visited Mr. and Mr3. Albert Vannaman last week at Dayton ..Mesaames Benjamin Somers and E. A. Locke shopped in Arcanum Monday.... Iris Sceurman is visiting this week with her aunt, Murriel King, at Dayton, O.... Walter Peden and family called on Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Locke Sunday afternoon at Rossman hotel at Eaton. O The W. A. G. club girls met on Tuesday evening of last week at the home of Miss Mary Leas. Miss Louise Peden was initiated and taken Into the club Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris of Verona were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris. Floyd Morris returned home with them for a short visit. .. .Mrs. Gertrude Moore of Eldorado and two sons visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Loven.. . .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davey of Dayton called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siler Monday. .Misses Leone Pitman and Irene Leas were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Waggoner. . . . Mrs. W. E. Gruber spent Wednesday In Dayton. Pershing, Ind. Miss Ida Binkley of Richmond spent a few days last week with Miss Ruth Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Noble Garo of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor and family Mrs. D. D. Pittman and daughter, Neva, of Houston, Texas, spent last week with Miss Genevieve Jamieson. ....... Mr. and Mrs. John Dougherty spent Sunday with relatives in Mooreland, Ind.... Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lamb spent Sunday afternoon in Richmond. In honor of Mrs. O. P. Jamieson's birthday Monday. Miss Ida and Catherine Binkley of Richmond, Miss Josephine Porter. Mrs. D. D. Pittman and daughter Neva, Miss Genevieve Jamieson ana Mr. o. F. Jamieson spent the day in Glen Miller park at Richmond. Dinner was served.. . .Sylvester Lamb of Greensfork, Is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lamb. George L. Weidner, of Eshbach, Pa,. eighty-two years old. works in the hav

Williamsbwrg, Ind. Dr. and Mrs. Martin were Snuday guests of Melvln Coggshall and daughter near Fountain City.. Frank Micksell and family and W. E. Mlcksell and family of Williamsburg motored to Newcastle Sunday to visit Rus-

sel Mlcksell who is comnned in a sanitarium at that place Miss Lela Cbamness of this place has been visiting friends at Modoc... Mrs. James Armstrong was the week-end guest of her parents nera Economy. .Miss Anna Plehe was in Richmond, Wednesday...... Miss Lillian Reynolds is taking her summer vacation at the lakes, the guest of Mrs. Carrie Reynolds. .. .Mrs. Edith Smith of near Greensfork, has been spending a few days with Mrs. Winfleld Plehe Mr. and Mrs. John Durbin and family Miss Edith, Pauline and Raymond Smith of near Greensfork. Anna Plehe of Williamsburg and Chester Anderson of Bethel, took supper at Glenn Miller park Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Parks have been entertaining their son Cecil and family for a few days Wayne Smelser of this place visited at Lynn Sunday.. Miss Elizabeth Reynolds is the guest of relatives at Richmond Justine Reynolds and family of near Centerville and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Blair motored to Newcastle Sunday after noon to visit Ed Reynolds and family ....Marvin Coflne of near Fountain City visted-George Armstrong and family Thursday. SHOT DOWN IN IRELAND DUBLIN, Aug. 6. Sergeant Rlordan and Constable Murphy were shot yesterday at Ennistimon, County Clare. Murphy was killed and Riordan dangerously wounded. James Ian MacPherson, chief secretary for Ireland, has wired the deepest sympathy of the Irish government with the relatives of Murphy, brutally murdered in loyal and courageous discharge of his duty. The Theatres WASHINGTON. Prose in the heart of the gigantic hills of the West, and poetry In a brownstone New York house is what the heroine of Jesse Lynch William's

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novel found after she had sampled what each had to offer. The details of her adventures arte shown in Madge Kennedy's latest Goldwyn picture, "Through the Wrong Door," which comes to the Washington Theatre, beginning today. As the heroine with a strong leaning toward the romanttic In life, she eets out for the West with her millionaire father to find, romance. But beyond discovering miles of sagebrush, mines thousands of feet deep, and a rather pleasant mining engineer, the West proves to be something of a disappointment. But on her return to her social duties in New York, he Is driven to

a wrong address ana Unas nerseu in the home of a Westerner on the verge of despair at being tricked out of the possession of his Western mines. The city is in the arms of a storm, and she cannot leave. So she makes the best of the situation, and finds her interest and her sympathy aroused by the wbolesomene&s and the charm of her host. They dine together. He gives her his bath slippers in exchange for her drenched evening pumps: and soon finds that he is falling in love with his visitor. It is not long before he discovers that his affection is returned; but so bantering is his guest's manner that he believes she, too, is playing with him. And when her father finds her at the house, she learns that it is he who has cheated her Westerner of his honest deserts. But facts are distorted, and she is made to believe that she is the victim, not the heroine of an adventure. However, the next day, both young people learn that they have been sorely tricked by fate in Cupid's disguise; and all her father's millions and all the young Westerner's poverty cannot avert the catastrophe of another marriage added to the thousands which have been witnessed on the screen. MUBRETTE. The public always loves to see the biter bit, and in Dorothy Dalton's new picture, "Hard Boiled." which is on view at the Murrette theatre today, the manner in which a rascally old deacon Is bitten at his nefarious games by a charming prima donna pleases everybody who cares for a wholesome story of life in a small town. There is comedy galore. It is a Thpmas H. Ince-Paramount picture and Victor L. Scbertzinger was the director. ASK FOR Horlick's The Original Avoid Imitations and Substitute I Rich milk, malted grain extract In Powder No Cooking Nourishing Digestible

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