Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 23, 8 December 1919 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC. 8, 1919.
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PROBLEMS OF LIFE
IN COUNTRY, THEME OF EATON MEETING
EATON,. O., Dec. 8. Problems re
lating to the church, school and community will be discussed in a rural life conference to be held in Eaton Friday and Saturday of next week, in the public, assembly room of the courthouse. The conference. will open Friday evenins at 8 o'clock, foHowed by a session Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock and another at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Among the out-of-town speakers at the conference will be Rev. B. .F. Lamb; director of Ohio rural church survey; H.. C. Ramsower, department rural engineering, Ohio State university, and F. C. Landsittel, of Columbus. Clem McKee will preside as chairman at the initial session Friday evening. C. E. Ulrich will be chairman at the session Saturday morning and H. Q. Silvers will be chairman at the afternoon session. v Each session will open with singing by the assembly, led by the Rev. Paul S. Wright, of the Church of Christ. Following is the detailed program for the meeting: Friday evening f uslc ; "Activities of the Rural Church;" discussion, led by Rev. J. E. Yingling, Eaton, and O. T. Aydelotte, Jackson township; cornet solo, Everett Ashworth; address. Rev. B. F. Lamb; cornet solo, Everett Ashworth. Round table "How much athletics shall the church promote? Can the average rural community afford a $2,000 pastor? What is the effect of a graveyard around the church? Should every church member be in the Sunday school?" Saturday morning Music; "The
Rural School as a Community Center;" discussion, led by Superintend-
nt L. F. Schieser, Monroe township
school, and Mrs. Frances Murray, Jef
ferson township; reading. Miss Louise
Poos, Eaton; address, F. C. Landsittel, Columbus: reading. Miss Poos. Roundtable "Linking up the school with the community social life. A teacherage for every centralized school. Linking borne and school work through project and club work. How to build up a permanent, valuable teaching force." Saturday afternoon Music; "Necessary Conveniences of the Modern Farm Home;" discussion, led by S. S. Hawley, Twin township, and Mrs. Harry Price, Dixon township; vocal solo, Roy Benham, Israel township; address, H. C. Ramsower, rural engineering department, O. S. U. ; vocal solo, Roy Benham. Round table "An Efficient heating system for the home. An efficient lighting system for the home. An efficient water system for the
home. The . influence of a modern home on a growing child." Dogs Cost $1,707.50. Seventeen claims, for dogkilled sheep aggregating $1,707.50, with witness fees amounting to $26.40, have been approved by the board of county commissioners. The largest claim was $335, filed by L. A. Holaday. Albert M. Tyrrell filed three separate claims
aggregating $149.50. The list of claims and amounts: L. A. Holaday, $335; Frank Williams. $100; Jacob Rinehart and son, $60; W. H. Yost. $188; Frank Y. Brubaker, $75; J. W. Miller. $40; Allen Swank, $120; Albert Tyrrell. $32.50, $81, $36; C. A. Ulrich, $24; Glen D. Fager, $21; Heck and Kaylor, $135.50; Jonas Heck, $13; Leigh Ferris, $195; Riley Witter $125; George Whitesell, $126.50. Asks for ' Divorce. Elsie McConkey is suing Augustus McConkey in common pleas court for divorce and restoration of her maiden name of Wiseman, upon grounds of wilful absence. The marrlago took place June 28, 1916, at New Paris. Appeals Damage Verdict. In justice's court in Twin township, P. H. O'Hara obtained judgment for $137.25 against Silas Garber. Garber has appealed the case to common picas court, appeal bond being fixed at $300., Lewisburg Asks Alley. Council and the mayor of Lewisburg have petitioned common pleas court for vacation of an alley in the village extending from Greenville street to the first alley east of Greenville
street. The village desires to build a structure to house a fire truck purchased some time ago. Preliminaries incident to erecting, the building were taken up, but htey were halted by an injunction obtained by James E. Fuller, the now proposed vacated alley figuring in Fuller's complaint.
FALLS IN WELL FOSTORIA, O., Dec. 8. Willie Young, 4, fell into a well containing eighteen feet of water. He floated around on a board for twenty minutes before he was rescued by hooking a rake into his sweater.
THEY ALL SPRUCE UP AS WELLS APPEARS
Walking quietly - up Main street Monday afternoon a group of girls suddenly spied a tall distinguished looking gentleman, with snow white hair and a long black coat, walking down the middle of the street, In his hand he carried a grip resempling a moving picture machine. As the stranger swung the machine into place and began to turn the crank the girls posed for him and when he had completed the picture they shouted their thanks. The traffic cops were singled out and as the big black camera rested upon them they tl?rew their shoulders into the air, adjusted tneir caps and balanced themselves gracefully while the machine was being operated by the strangef. Men ?i women gathered along the street and were, seen brushing their hair and brushing the dust from their shoes with a handkerchief. Women tiptoed across the street in front of the machine, stopping occasionally to be sure the distinguished gentleman had the camera on them. The stranger was deeply interested In getting pictures of autos and drivers and many machines were stopped in the Btreet, the driver leaning out over the front door of the car to make his face
show up in the picture. When the crowd had assembled until several
R. Wells, special advertiser of the American .Tobacco company. . j Mr. Wells' likes to get into dangerous, positions and. . often... . stands .between two street cars as they are passing along the street. This attracts the attention of the people and when he is next seen his supposed camera is open displaying the ad. Bandits Hold Up Woman '. in Conner sviUe; Escape CONNERSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 8. Two unidentified young men entered the Petro confectionery in East Connersville Friday night with caps pulled low over their faces, and with revolvers held up Mrs. Ray Petro, who was i there alone, compelling her . to give them the contents of a cash register amounting to $11. With the money they backed through the door and disappeared. Mrs. Petro gave an alarm and policemen and a posse of volunteers searched the vicinity of the store, 'while another posse combed Connersiville proper, without discovering the bandits.
AGED WOMAN CHUS3E8 ANDES ON MULEBACK NEW ORLEANS, La.. Dec. 8. -Mrs. L. C. Thomas of New Orleans, who is 72 years old, arrived from Buenos Aires after crossing the Andes on rouleback. With her niece, Miss M. A.
McGee, who is a librarian in the Lou-
hundred persons had erathpred around ! isiana state library, she went down
the Btranger he suddenly pressed a the west coast of South America and
little button on the "camera" and it
fell open displaying the following ad, "Chew Sweet Maple Tobacco". 'The stranger proved to be George
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Suggestions for Furnaces "Throw away the poker." Speaking literally, that is tho advice of a beating engineer to consumers for saving; coal. "Too many persons are wont to use the poker," he said, when as a. matter of fact the furnace lacks proper firing." Here are a few hints be gives on firing a furnace using bituminous coal: . Fire lightly and often, and be sure there are no "holes" in the fire. If the holes can not be seen, the brightest spots in a full bed of coals indicate a "hole" soon will be there. Holes are from lack of proper distribution. Use the check damper more. When feeding, use the operating draft at the top to get rid of gasses. Don't shake the grates too many times, but keep, it clean of large clinkers. - Inspect the flues. A clean flue saves coal.
If water boiler is too large, cover part of the grate with firebrick. . The . use of anthracite requires no shaking and very little draft. WATSON RUNS i FOR SENATE. - INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 8. Senator Watson, in letters to leading Republicans in Indiana, baa officially announced his candidacy for renomlnation on a platform "based upon the stalwart principle of Americanism.' The senator's ambition ' to succeed himself has been taken granted since his election in 1916, and the official confirmation of this fact simply serves as a' notice to his friends in the state to begin at once an energetic campaign in his -behalf.
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