Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 116, 26 March 1920 — Page 11

, THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1920.

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TWO WAYNE MEN ON G.O.P. COMMITTEES

An indication of some of the problems which the Republican state convention will consider in its platform deliberations this year is contained in the announcement of sub-committees of the Republican advisory platform committee of 50. The personnel of the subcommittees was made public Thursday by E. M. Wasmuth, state chairman, through Frederick E. Schortemeier, secretary. The advisory platform committee, which was recently appointed by Mr. Wasmuth to consider suggestions for the Republican state platform, will be called together within a short time to act on reports of the subcommittees. At that time a comprehensive platform will be drawn up and will be presented as recommendations to the platform committee of the state convention. Ed Paul, of Cambridge City, and Rudolph G. Leeds, of Richmond, were each named on three committees. Paul is a member of the committee on reduction of federal taxes; primary law revision, and legislation for farmem Leeds Is a member of the committee on merchant marine; development of loreign trade and, budget system in v state and national government.

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.,- LEWISBTjRG, O. A series of revival meetings are being held in llie U. B. Church The last illustrated lecture on "The Life of Christ" will be Thursday evening at Trinity Lutheran Church Among Dayton visit-

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Frank Wilson daughter Ina and Nellie

Seymore visited in Dayton Sunday Otto Furry, of West Manchester, spent Tuesday with his grandfather, Eli Beam.. ...Ray Floyd moved from the Miss Bell Gatis property to the property of Mrs. Wood in the south end of town Olive Baker moved her household good3 to Bachman, Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Unger have purchased the Baker property and will move at once Foie Sweeny, who is working in Troy, was home over Sunday S. D. Holman is sick. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwlglit Etzler is sick Mildred Gilbert is confined to her home with xhicken-pox. - HANNAH'S CREEK, Ind. The Rev. Siovenhour preached a good practical sermon Sunday. Miss Frankie Keys was also present and gave a fine talk and assisted in the singing also Daniel Orbawgh has been suffering with rheumatism for sonic time

Mrs. Homer LaFuzo visited her brother George Hart of Centerville, one day this week Several Hanna'a Creek scholars took diploma examinations at Liberty, Saturday.. .Mrs. Samuel Edgeworth and daughter Ruth, were shopping in Richmond, Wednesday Several relatives and friends of this locality attended the funeral of George Chamberlain at Richmond, Tuesday. ....David Maze attended the Mason sale Monday near Lyonsville and purchased a fine farm horse Joseph Phenis and son Clifford were visiting relatives in Richmond last Sunday.... Walter Adams children has been quite sick with the "flu" but are Improving at present Perry LaFuze surprised his. neighbors and friends last Thursday by going to Hamilton O., and was united in marriage to Miss Hamlin, of that city. The couple drove to the home of his mother, Mrs. Olive LaFuze and a six o'clock family dinner was served. Congratulations and best wishes are extended the happy couple. BETHEL, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hill entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gullidge and son Harold, and daughter Alberta Mrs. Wesley Ketring and son Marvin, are spending a few days

in Union City with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Henry

Knoll and daughter Nina Love, of Richmond, and Raymond Knoll, of Whitewater, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Everette White and Mrs. Stella White Mrs. Merl Coleman, who returned from the hospital, Thursday, stayed at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Harding, until Monday Miss Wyona Hyde spent Monday in New Madison with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts and family Eli Hyde spent Thursday night and Friday with Mr. Humphrey Mikesell and family Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alexander and Mrs. Pauline Alexander and son, and Mr. John Tliarp and family, spent Sunday with W. R. Tharp and family Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson and son Chester, and Mrs. Emma Bantz, spent Monday in Union City Miss Davis," of Olive Hill. U spending a few days with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brumfield Mr. and Mrs. Evan Horn and son Evan Francis, spent Sunday with Mr. Frank Clabaugh and family Mr. Wesley Ketring and Mr. Henry Bowen spent Monday in Indianapolis The Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Clarence Addlemftn.. .... .Mrs. William Brumfield spent from Tuesday until Friday with her parents Mr. Charles Davis and family, of Olive Hill Mrs. Clem Moore spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stapletons, of llollansburg, Oltio. GRATIS. O. Mr. and Mrs. Edward TTlrJch, of West Alexandria, were Gratis visitors, Sunday Pearl

Thomas has scarlet fever Dr. Curme made a business trip to Hamilton, Saturday. .... Mrs. Sarah Zimmerman has been confined to her home with rheumatism Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Vida Darrah are the parents of a daughter, born Monday..... Mrs. Mary lsor has been ill Frank Furry and family spent Sunday with Charlie Ulrich and family near Enterprise.. . .Russel, the Infant son of Lafe Kinder, has been sick .Mr. and Mrs. George Busch visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Glase, Sunday Miss Elizabeth Buckly spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in Montjelier, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Ira Focht, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Graham and son Robert, spent Sunday with their parents Calvin Bunch is visiting with relatives in town There will be a school contest at the Community Hall, March 30. The contestants will be from the West Elkton, Morning Son and Gratis schools. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. CAM PBELLSTO WN, O. Wesley Rogers has purchased a new Ford touring car Charles Cooper and family spent Sunday in Eaton with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey The meetings closed Sunday evening with

ten accessions to the church Ettie Parker has been at the home of her son the past week. Mrs. Parker has the measles.. . .Harry Fultz and family

attended the funeral of his niece at West Alexandria last Sunday afternoon Mrs. Edna Ervin visited her

daughter Mrs. Harold House and family the latter part of the week

The following spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis. James Sheffer: Joe Sheffer

and family, Verlin Sheffer and family.

John Cox and family, and Charles Cox

and family Miss Mary Huffman spent Sunday with Miss- Marie Leary. Jlarry Mettert and wife of Dayton, visited his parents the latter part of the. week Rev. and Mrs. Harris spent the past week with Joe Button and family Ladtes' Aid will meet April 1, with Mrs. Charles Armacott. The Senior Class of 1920 of Jackson Township will give their class

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Many School Children Are Sickly

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by Chaffer Orchestra, of Richmond, t Exchange company, and will give pos

session Monday, March 29. The company now owns elevators at Pittsburg, Arcanum, Jayeville, Verona and West Manchester. The West Manchester business will be under the management of Ernest Troutwlne, of that place Eldorado's new fire truck will arrive within the next few days since the village council has instructed the company to have the truck and equipment here and prepared for demonstration and acceptanco : next Monday. The counciL chamber .has been remodeled to house the truck and admirably serves the purpose. The new truck comes from prospect, Ohio, and will be driven through. - .

Ind.

BLOOMINGPORT, Ind. Mrs. Dewey Hinshaw and baby spent Wednesday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. . Waskler Miss Mary Waskler spent Wednesday night with her sister Glenna and family. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johnson spent Wednesday with their daughter, Mrs. Clyde Mills Roy Lane of Bloomingport, and Miss Bessie Horner of Lynn, were married Wednesday evening at the home of, and by. Rev. Henry Pickett in Lynn. After the ceremony they came to their own home, which the groom had all ready furnished Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane entertained two of his brothers and their families from near Richmond, and his daughter, Mrs. Ora Smith and husband, of Martindale, Sunday. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Elihu Mills and family arrived home from Orlanda, Florida, Saturday Mrs. Gettle is iil Mrs. Glen Watson and Mrs. Ward Parker visited in Indianapolis, Monday Mrs. Dan Evans

and daughter, Miss Helen, went to Indianapolis, Tuesday. Miss Helen underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils Mr. John Pattan has resigned his place as manager of the interurban station and has taken clerkship in Frank Fronaphels grocery store Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, of Warren, Ind., is visiting relatives and friends here this week Mrs. Joe Wiegle is very ill at the honie of her daughter, Mrs. Horace Huddleston, at Milton Mrs. Mary Mauk, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends here this week Mrs. J. C. Hart ,or Milton, visited Mrs. Lillian Lorey, Tuesday.. . . Mrs. Ray Bertsch -was a Richmond visitor Monday Mrs. Lillian Lowery and sons will move into part of the Howard Whitely home Mr. Charles Marson has been ill Rev. Collins will preach Sunday morning and evening at the Baptist church.

NEW WESTVILLE, Ohio Robert

Coleman of Gratis, visited his sister, Mrs. Charles Myers Saturday.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Jesse- Shurte spent Saturday evening at this place... ..Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson entertained company Saturday and Sunday.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. George Breece and their little daughter, Louise, of Dayton, spent Saturday and Sunday at the Lou Breece home. ....Mrs. Elmer Elstro and daughter, Mrs. Irvln Gregg and children of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Mattlx.. .Mrs. Allen Breece spent Sunday afternoon and evening in Richmond...:. Mrs.' Rosa Henneymar spent Sunday evening in Richmond Mrs. Rena Ray is. ill Mr. and Mrs. James Ray spent Sunday at tli e Bert Ray home... ..Mr. and

Mrs. James Ray returned home after

a few- days' tay at the (home of Row nay.-i.'rvAaron; Latfear' (Died .Ms pulpit here Sunday-monriing? '

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ELDORADO, Ohio Walter Pcden, who owned and managed the grain elevator at West Manchester, has sold

Music the business to the Farmers' Equity

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