Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 231, 7 August 1920 — Page 4
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TAGE FOUR
Society
The marriage ol Misa Eleanora H. Shute, daughter of Mrs. Eleanora L. Shute, North Fourteenth street, and Frederick: T, Hollo-well will take place Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reid. nee Misa Sarah Addington, in New York City. Dr. Robert L. Kelly, former president of Earlham college, will perform the ceremony. Miss Florence Shute, sister of Miss Shute, left for New York Friday evening to attend the wedding. Miss -Shute and Mr. Hollowell first met at Earlham college, from which fhey hare both been graduated. Miss Shute has been a teacher. Mr. Hollowell who Is now with the Associated Press Service of New York, spent several months in Europe with the Friends' Reconstruction - workers and at one time was reported to have been killed. They will reside In New York City. Miss Shute, Mr. Hollowell, and Mr. and Mrs. Reid were all Btudents in Earlham at the eame time, which
will make the weddfag one of Interest
to Richmond people and especially to
old Earlham students. j Lieutenant-Commander and Mrs. Charles C. Ross with their eon, Charles C Ross, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., are the guests of Dr. Louis F. Ross and Mrs. Alice Ross, North Tenth street. Miss Helen Sackman entertained the members of the G. G. club Friday afternoon. During the afternoon the members enjoyed cards, after which the hostess served refreshments. Those present included Miss Janet Harris, Misa Virginia Harris, Miss Mary Catherine Youngflesh, .Miss Helen Robinson, and Miss Margaret Coe. Mrs. C. F. Bullerdick and daughter Leon Fay left Friday for Dayton to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Card. " Later they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. 8.. Smith, Springfield. O. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brammer will motor to Anderson Sunday to spend the day with friends.
A luncheon-bridge for Wednesday
has been announced by the August social committee of the country club. Luncheon will be served at 1 p. m., and will be followed by bridge. All women of the club are cordially in
vited to attend, whether they play
bridge or not. Reservations must be
made by Tuesday noon. Miss Jean Salin, who has been vis
iting with Miss Miriam Hutton at her
home on North Fifteenth street, for
the past two weoks, will return Sun
day morning to her home in Lexing
ton, Ky.
Miss Doris Groan has gone to Louisville, Ky., to spend several
weeks. She will be Joined next week
by Miss Juliet Nusbaum of North
Eleventh street,' both of whom will be
members of a houseparty in Louis vllle.
Miss Nora Nolder, of Spring Grove,
has gone to Chicago, and St. Louis, to
attend the fall millinery openings
Miss Dorothy Jansen . will arrive
from Cincinnati, Sunday, to be the
guest of Miss Ruth Gatzek, South Fifth street. On Monday evening,
Misg Gatzek will entertain for Miss
Jansen, and .Mies Josephine Pfeiffer,
who is leaving eoon for a residence
in Los Angeles, Calif.
Miss Ethel Jones, of New Brunswick,
N. J., a iormer Earlham student, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eves,
South Sixteenth street.
Mrs.' Harry "Thompson, nee Becker,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
McConaha, North Eleventh street. Miss. Hazel Mashmcyer has return
ed from Lewisville, O., where she
assisted in the installation of a chapter
of Delta Theta Tau.
Mrs. Levi Peacock, West Seventh
street, entertained with an informal lawn party Friday afternoon for the
pleasure of Mrs. Paul Brown, who
leaves soon for a permanent residence
in Kansas City, Kansas. The after
noon was spent in needlework after
which the hostess served a luncheon to 24 guests who included the members of the Mrs. Charles Cosand's Sunday school class of the Allen Jay Memorial cliunh. Mrs. Russell Brown, of Gary, Ind., was an out-of-town guest. Sirs. Hurry Smith, nee Miss Ethel Lockwood, tnd daughter, Nancy Ann of YmiHKritqwii. O., are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lockwood, South Sixteenth street. Miss Gladys Weiss, who has been in White Plains. N. Y., for six weeks, is speeding a. few days here before returning to Elwood, where she has a I'Osition. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Golz, South Tenth street, are visiting in Brazil. Mis- Caroline Salter has gone to Petoskey to spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Clem McConaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jessup have
returned from a motor trip through Kentucky. Mi s.s Helen Lane, of Ft. Wayne, is In the city visiting her cousins. Mrs. J. W. Adams and sons, James and Qiits-cey, of Columbia City, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole, of Baraboo, Wis.. Mr. and Mrs. John Ma.tchett and Miss Josephine Matchett, of Pierceton, Ind., and Miss Jennlo Collins, of Columbus City, will be the week-end guests of Mr. and airs. David Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Reid, Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bymaster, of St. Louis, are the guests of Mr. Paymaster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bymaster, North D strqrt. airs. George Hays, airs. H. C. Patterson and Miss Ruth Cunningham, of Kokomo, are the week-end guests of air, and Mrs. Thomas Wikle. airs. Arthur M. Merriam, nee aiiss Ruth Beall, of Einghampton, N. Y., Is the guest of her aunt, airs. R. D. Sherman, Southwest Third street, airs. Merriam was formerly a resident here. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Dietz, aiiss Naomi Dietz, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevenson have returned from a motor trip through northern Indiana. William Kahle of South Sixth street, entertained the following persons Friday evening: aiiss Gertrude Pardieck of Chicago; Misses Matilda Feldman. and Loreta Veyan, of Charleston, W. Va.; Carl Keiser, of Chicago, and Rob' ert Yearling.
BOY DIES OF LOCKJAW. SHELBYVILLE. Ind.. Aug. 7. Ef
forts of physicians to save the life of
Richard N. Smith, 10 years old. small son of the Rev;" and Mrs. Nicholas Smith, of Marietta, were fruitless.
The boy passed away here from lockjaw, with which he was stricken Tues
day evening. Surviving are the parents!, one sister, Leona, and a brother, Vred.
MANY BRANCHES OF SERVICE OPEN, THOMPSON HEARS Notice has been received by Sergeant Thompson, of the local army recruiting office, outlining branches of service open to enlistment. Men are wanted for Infantry service in Germany, with 20 per cent increase In pay; for Philippine air service, with the same pay increase; for service in the air, infantry, field artillery, engineer corps and coast artillery in Panama; and the same branches, with the exception of the last named, In Hawaii. Practically all branches are open for service In the United States. Seven branches are open for one or three years. All enlisting or re-enllsting for three years will receive a ?30 bonus.
FIGHTING TO SAVE POLAND FROM THE BOLSKEVIKI
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MILTON, Ind. Mr. and airs. John Ingerman and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crownover at New aiadlson, Ohio Mrs. Mamie Ward Shenefelt from near Brookville, has been visiting her parents, air. and Mrs. Lewis Ward The Wagnor reunion will be held at Jackson- park Wednesday, Aug. 11 air. and Mrs. Elmer McGrew and family, air. and airs. Will Bowen and family from north of Cambridge, air. and airs. Ben Wagnor and daughter Alma, Mr. and
airs. Omer Kerlin and air. and airs.
Clyde Leverton and family spent Sun
day with air. and airs, Willard Wiss-
ler. .. .Roy Robbtns and sister Reba or
Richmond, are spending the week with air. and airs. Benton Wissler air.
and Mrs. Harry Doty and airs. Frank
Doty spent Wednesday evening with
airs. John Thurman and family at ML
Auburn Margaret Thurman has
been very 111 with symptoms of appen
dicitis air. and airs. Will Bowen
and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Shank
and son, air. and Mrs. Ora Wagnor.
air. and airs. Willard Wissler, air. and
arrs. Will Brown will have a co-opera
tive dinner with Mr, and airs. Benton
Wagnor Sunday. .. .Mr. and airs. W.
L. Parkins entertained at dinner Tues
day evening, aiiss Lola Norton of Con-
nersville, and guest. Miss Thelma Bonton, of Frankfort, Lloyd Parkins and
Delmar Doddridge Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson and son Walter, air. and William Anderson, air. Walter
Jones and Mr. Harold Daniels were
guests of air. and airs.. Walter Templln Tuesday evening. . '. .. .Mrs. W. C.
Squier and children are spending the week end with air. and airs. Walter Bossert at Liberty Charles Callaway was host for the Bible school council of the Christian church Tuesday evening. The next meeting will be held with Mrs.- Lida Warren. ...... Mrs. Tuttle and daughter of Richmond, Bpent several days the first of the week with Miss Mary Sills Aunt Barbara Kern celebrated her 98th birthday Wednesday Tho missionary society of the aiethodlst church will be held. Friday afternoon, Aug. 13, at the home of airs. Ozro
Darley. A co-operative supper for tho members and their families will follow the meeting The Embroidery club met Wednesday afternoon with airs.
alter Templin airs. Wesley New
ton and family were guests of air. aad
airs. Ozro Dailey at supper Wednes
day evening air. and airs. Henry Hess, airs. John Ferguson and Mr. and airs. Will Floyd and family picnicked at Feeder Dam Thursday A young
son of Veniah aiurray was badly burn
ed on the face and arms by the explo
sion of gasoline when he dropped a
lighted match into a tank from which
gasoline had been drained.
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States now are complaining of a drop-1 ping off of business. The one pesslmistc note in the situation Is the effect the railroad rate increases may have. A number of officials. Including economic expert, J. E. Weatherly,, of the Justice department, hold the new rate wil. Increase living costs. The Increase will be at least three times the additional cost of transportation, or about 14,600.000,000. accord, ing to Weatherly. If Weatherly and his associates are right, the present trend toward lower prices may be completely neutralized.
ENGLAND TO SPEND $600,000,000
ON VETERANS OF WORLD WAR
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 Great Britain is planning to spend nearly $600,000,000 on veterans of the world war during the fiscal year 1920-21, according to a memorandum of expenditures submitted to parliament received today at the department of commerce. For war pensions the memorandum calls for the expenditures of over $450,000,000, the largest item on the list. More than $33,000,000 is to go for out of work donations.
ped the train when he saw several bolts of goods lying alongside th tracks. The locomotive was uncoupled and run into Sioux City and a aquad of police returned to the scene.
TRY TO STEAL VALUABLE SILKS; ARE UNDER ARREST SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Aug. 7 Six men were under arrest here today for an attempted robbery of silk goods valued at several thousand dollars from a Northwestern freight train. The attempted robbery was discovered by the conductor who stop-
INTERURBAN CAFE SUNDAY DINNER Fried Chicken, Southern Style Stewed Chicken and Home Made Noodles Prime Roast Beet Fresh Baked Ham Escalloped Corn and Tomatoes String Beans Snowflake Potatoes Sliced Tomatoes Ice Cream Cake INTERURBAN LUNCH Eighth Street South W. H. WOODS, Prop.
General Haller (left). General Pilsudaki and group of Polish soldiers.
Poland, her back to the wall, depends upon these men to save her from utter defeat and ruin at the hands of the Russian
Reds. General Pilsudski, president of the republic, is actively commanding the Polish armies in the field against the advanc
ing Bolshevik!. General Haller, commander of the north army, is in charge of the troops trying to keep the. Reds out of Warsaw.
LEWISBURG, Ohio Rev. and airs
Hundley, of Findlay, arrived wester-
day for a vacation visit at the L. G.
Bixler home, west of town Alma Horn and airs. Earl Singer left Saturday morning for a 10. days' .visit with their brother and wife. Dr. and
Mrs. Homer Horn Philip Herbold, of Gallon, spent Tuesday Tiight with Mr. and airs. E. C. Kramer. Esther Collins of Verona,, is spending the week with air. and airs. Earl Cook Theodore Travis, of Nelsonville, visited several days this week witn his father. Rev. G. L. Travis aiiss Scheffel, of Cincinnati, and cousin, of Dayton, are spending a few days at the Gangwer home, northwest of town. airs. J. D. Trissel 'and airs! Froehlich spent Wednesday iu Greenville with John Calderwood and family,. . ..airs. Joseph Sweeney and daughter, Florence, spent Wednesday in Dayton with the former's son, Foie. . .Imogene Singer left Saturday for Germantown, where she will be the guest of her sister, airs. Louise Blown, for several weeks airs. J. H. Miller and son,
John, left Tuesday morning for their home in Hariisburg, Pa., after a two week's visit here with old friends. ....Ozias Fritz and family, and Mrs James and son, Clifford, are spending the week in Columbus, with air. and Mrs. Clyde James Dr. and air.?
Joseph Young of aionoti, Neb., were guests of Dr. W. G. Brown and family, aionday. Dr. Young was a practicing physician at one time. He left here about 35 years ago airs. Jesso aiay ilughes, of aiarysville, is visiting at the homo of her aunt, airs. A. N. Cox. Rev- and airs. Aikman of Brazil, Ind., and Dr. Everett Aikman, of St.
Louis, Mo., are spending the week with the Coterman sisters Harry Leiter and family, air. and Mrs. Earl Leiter, Alice Heck, Cecil Chambers and Adaline Wilson are spending the week at Orchard Island airs. Edward aioots, east of town, has been suffering with an attack of sciatica rehumatism for the past week..... Nort and Bertha Smith, of Chicago, were guests of their parents, air. and airs. John Smith, during the past week Dr. E. H. Coffman, of Portsmouth, joined his family here Sunday, on a visit to his parents, air. and airs. R. L. Coffman Mary Little, of Van Wert, spent Tuesday night here with friends Clara Hondeshill has gone to Brookville to make her future home with her sister, Mrs. Wolker.
James Armstrong. .. .air. and airs. Emerson Cloyd and son Robert visited Mr. Cloyd's parents near a'luncle, aionday night and Tuesday. .. .Mr. and airs. Dan Cox entertained a number of out of town guests Sunday. . .Quite a number of young people motored to Richmond Sunday night Little Forest Lee ailckesell, son of air. and airs. W. E. ailckesell, who had his tonsils removed aionday, is getting along nicely Will Williams and family. from west of town, were the guests of relatives at Bloomingsport, Sunday. ....Mrs. Frank Starr, of this place, spent a few days last week with her grandmother, airs. Lee Tharp, north of town Elmer Piehe of Richmond, called on Winfield Piehe and family, Tuesday Mrs. Paul Cates and family spent Wednesday with airs. Cates' mother and family here aiisses
Ruth Smith and aiarjory Hollingsworth motored to Greensfork Monday evening, and called on airs. Wade Kennedy.... air. and airs. Allen Oler and airs. Rosie Newman visited Mr. and airs. Irvin Crarior of Winchester, Tuesday Tiie Progressive Ladies' Aid met Wednesday afternoon with airs. Pitts.-. Wednesday afternoon a number of the friends of laiss Ethel Frazler gave a birthday surprise party In her honor. Among those present were: aiiss Blanche Williams, airs. Jessie Benbow, airs, aiamie Frazier and children, Miss alary Starr, aiiss Pearl Kelley, Miss Alice Johnson, airs.
Esther Johnson and baby, airs. Emerson Cloyde and son airs. Hazel Franklin and children, and airs. Lydla Kriggleman and baby air. and airs. Allen Oler visited air. and airs. Frank Pearson of Economy, Friday airs. Edd Starr and daughter aiary, were Richmond shoppers Thursday.
here. . . .aiiss Rosalie Thompson, who has been the guest of relatives in Cincinnati, returned home aionday airs. H. W. Oraha and little granddaughter, of Logansport, are guests of Mrs. Grah's mother, Mrs. Adam Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodge, of Chicago, are the guests of Mr. and airs. Willis Hodge air. and airs. William VanWylich have returned from a short visit with friends in Indianapolis airs. William Campbell, of Lawrenceburg, Tenn., who has been visiting her parents, air. and airs. Charles Keller, returned home aionday. .. .airs. W. E. aiiller and airs. T. L. Ward and son, Robert,
have returned from a short visit with relatives in Fort Wayne The regu
lar monthly meeting of the Rotary
club was held Thursday evening at
the home of the president, John P. Clark. A fine lunch was served....
airs. Frank Davis returned aionday
from Dayton, where she had veen vis
iting relatives The sixteenth annual reunion of the Love family will be held at the A. J. Love grove, 4 miles west of Lynn, Sunday, Aug. 15. . . . .Donald Curtis, radio operator of Union City, is now on his way to Holland, while Jay Bickel, also of that city, has been sent to Cuba. .. .airs. P. E. Pogue and children, of Union City, have gone to Liverpool, England, to Join Rev. Pogue, who is engaged in Y. ai. C. A. work there The alumni association of the Union City schools lacks $1,600 of raising $7,100 needed to finish the gymnasium and auditorium of the new school house to be built in that city. Final efforts are being made to raise the sum.
WINCHESTER, Ind. airs, B. S. Hunt and daughters. Fiances and aiary Martha, left Friday for a month's outing at Lake Chautauqua, N. Y Mrs. Margaret Downing and children, Ardis, Marguerite and
Adolph, returned Friday from Cincin-
U, S. DEPARTMENTS SEE DROP IN PRIGES
SURELY COMING SOON
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7. A general reduction in the retail prices of foods
and clothing is forecast for this fall
by government price experts here.
Economic conditions now eeem to
indicate war inflation is subsiding.
Wholesale prices dropped to an average of slightly more than one per cent in the past 30 days, labor depart
ment reports showed.
aieats, fish and vegetables now are stored in quantities far greater than one year ago, agriculture department
surveys show.
Bumper crops of wheat and other cereals are in prospect, in fact, are
partially harvested in the southwest
and farm labor is plentiful except in
a few sections.
Luxury tax receipts are falling off
showing the stampede has stopped at
stores selling luxuries, including auto
mobiles, diamonds and extravagant
clothing. Diamonds Are Not Popular.
Diamond importations have dropped off more than 25 per cent. Candy merchants all over the United
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DR. HARRY BOWING MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF NEW HOSPITAL Dr. Harry H. Bowing has been made medical director of the aiadame Curie hospital, at Rochester, aiinn. The Curie Radium hospital opened by the Doctors aiayo at Rochester, is one of the first of its kind in the country.
Dr. Bowing, who was formerly of
nati, where they wee the guests of 1 Richmond, received his early educa-
WILLIAaiSBURG, Ind. air. and airs. Jesse Hardwick entertained Tuesday evening in honor of airs. Birdie Wiggmore and son William, of Arkansas. The following guests were present: airs. Nellie Beard and children, Mr. and airs. John Franklin, air. Charles Franklin. and family, aiisses Betty Piehe, Violet and Hazel Hardwick, Bennie Franklin, Roy Alya and Basel Hardwick air. and airs. John Durbin entertained the following guests, Sunday: air. and Mrs. Ray Smith and baby, airs. J. J. Smith and children, air. and Mrs. Frank Ammerman and son Kenneth, all of Newcastle, and aiiss Ruth Smith, of this place .air. and airs. Allen Oler called on airs. Ella Williams Sunday afternoon Helen Cain of Economy, is spending a few days with airs.
airs. Ethel DeLong Mrs. T. F.
aioorman is the guest of her son, Herbert, at Buffalo. N. Y aiiss Edith Watson entertained the Needles and Nods club at her home. South East street, Thursday evening, airs. B. F. Hinshaw, airs. Otho aioorman, aiiss Ethel Engle and aiiss Frances aic-
Nees were guests. Affter a season of bridge lunch was served air. and airs. H. C. Hossafous, of Dayton, O , air. and airs. B. E. Hinshaw and airs. Elizabeth Stakebake have returned from a short visit with JUpton relatives airs. Ed. Brese, of Cleveland, O., is the guest of her sister, airs. O. E. Teegarden airs. James P. Goodrich and mother, airs. Jonas
Frist, have returned from a short visit with relatives at Richmond and at New Paris, O. . . .Mrs. Oma Valandingham entertained her Sunday school class at her home Friday afternoon. Luncheon was served aiiss Henrietta Kelch, who has been visiting friends in ait. Carmel and Lawrenceburg, 111., returned home Friday, accompanied by airs. Anna Bowman, of Lawrenceburg, and air. and airs. C. C. O'Neal, of Advance, aio Prof. and Mrs. W. D. Lawrence, former well known residents of this county, now located in League City, Texas, are the guests cf relatives and friends airs. Ed. Kavanaugh and little daughter, who have been visiting air. and Mrs. Jesse Canada, returned aionday to their home in Cleveland air. and Mrs. W. G. Parry left Tuesday for Curtis, alien., where they will spend some weeks... airs. William State, of Akron, O., is the guest of relatives and friends air. and Mrs. Charles Watson, of Indianapolis, are the guests of relatives and friends here The Winchester Chapter of the Eastern Star picnicked at Mills' Lake Friday afternoon aiiss Florence Hutchens, of Kokomo, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and airs. Thomas Hutchens Mrs. O. H.
Reinheimer and children are taking
an outing at Rome City airs. Retta Wasson has returned home after a
two weeks' visit with her daughter,
airs. Don Carey, at Carmel, Ind....
airs. Luther Puckett and son, Robert,
of Dayton, O., are the guests of relatives and friends here. ...Mr. and airs. Russell Davis, of Chicago, are the guests of relatives and friends
tion in the parochial schools, is a grad
uate of Earlham college, and received
his inedical degree from the Univers-1
ity of Pennsylvania.
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of our cent, with tho head of King George V on one side, and on the re-
hr. inscription. Canada, One Cent, 1920.
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