Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 259, 9 September 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, 1920.

HENRY COUNTY BOY WINS A FIRST IN JUDGING OF COWS

honors In the boys' livestock Judging

contest at the Indiana State fair went to the team from Blackford county composed of Charles Clamme, Jr., Vaughan Johnson and Mark W. Langdon. The team won a $200 trophy and a trip to the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago In November. The Decatur and Tipton county teams tied for second place, while the Madison county team was fourth and the Clay county team fifth. The Dearborn county team won th dairy judging contest and will represent the state in the junior judging contest at the National Dairy Show In Chicago next month. Madison, Wells, White and Tippecanoe county teams finished in the order named. Henry County Boy Wins. Lowell Beavers, of the Henry county team, made the highest Individual score In the contest and won a $100 scholarship to Purdue University. Ernest Durr, of Tipton county, was second and won a $74 scholarship to Purdue. Ervin Beeler, of Wells county, was third. His prize was $30 In cash. Mark W. Langdon, of the Blackford county team, scored fourth In the Hat

of Individuals, and won $25, and Clarence Million, Carroll county, was fifth, winning $20. Highest scoring boys In judging the various classes of livestock were awarded gold medals. The winners and the classes on which they won follow: Hogs, John Alspach, Miami county; horses, Lowell Beavers, Henry county; beef cattle, Vaughan Johnson, Blackford; dairy cattle, Clarence Godfrey, Huntington; Bheep, Herman Magee. Henry. Thirty-six counties were represented in the contest which is held each year at the fair under auspices of Purdue university. The contestants visited the Union stock yards and local packing plants this morning and following announcement of the' winners spent the afternoon a guests of the fair management.

AS DREAM ABROAD, ASSERTS BANKER

LEAGUE REGARDED

EL A. Locke Mrs. Martha McLure returned Monday from a a short visit with Richmond relatives Miss Sylvia Trone of Dayton spent from

Saturday until Tuesday with home folks Mr. and Mrs. John Powell.1 of Richmond, called on Mr. and Mrs.

tvnTiviPftTiQ in, Ron o Flint ' Powell on Tuesday evening INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 9. First , Ann, thft. hrt -ttended the state

fair at Columbus, last week, were: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ford, Harvey Geetlng, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harrison, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holtzmuller Jesse Delk moved Wednesday to Richmond. The property vacated by them will be occupied by Mr. Wood and family, who recently purchased It from Mrs. Elizabeth Sceurman Joe Carter and family and T. C. Boner and family visited with Mrs. Carter's parents from Saturday until Monday, at Viva, Ind Mrs. P. M. avisson, entertained the Minerva club.Thursday, in honor of Mrs. Minnie Ciisler and daughter. Miss Clara Crisler. of Carson City,

Nev. Miss Crissler gave an Interest

ing talk on woman's suffrage. Mrs, C. E. Barnes was an Invited guest.

The hostess served Ice cream, cake and coffee Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brown and Mrs. Elta Smith motored to Oxford Sunday and spent the day

with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beachler.

....Mrs. Will Ganewer visited on

Tuesday and Wednesday with her daughter, Mr.s Charles Eliker and family, at New Madison Mr. and

Mrs. J. F. Radabaugh; Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ford were In Ansonla, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. avid Poyner and, Irvln Poyner are in Dayton for a several days visit with relatives Mr. Lewis Osterhaus is very ill at this time, with appendicitis Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Juday and Mr. George Juday were Sunday guests of Gorman McGrlff and family of Camden Dr. and Mrs. Carle Beane, Mr. and Mrs. Verto McGrlff, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beck, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris and familv we

entertained Sunday evenine at the CHESTER, Ind. The Booster Class

home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trum. of the M. E. church will meet with

Icecream, cake and water melon j Mrs. Charles Woodruff Thursday afterwere served Stanley Harrison noon at 2 p. m. All are invited

moved his household eroods to Rich-. Mr. and Mrs. Burgin, Mrs. Pheba

Suburban

Mortimer L. Schiff. The majority of the people of Europe now regard the league of nations as "a Utopian dream, which cannot solve the problems," declares Mortimer L. Schiff, New York banker, who has just returned from abroad. "The impression I received," said Mr. Schiff, "was that Europe is still suffering from the effects of the treaty, which hai created artificial economic barriers, has engendered racial animosities and has bred suspicion instead of confidence."

Harold Weaver of Castine, spent Sun

day and Monday with his grandparm m tr - l .1 l

enis, Mr. ana Mrs. r. urauuocK..

WEST MANCHESTER, O. Word wag received here Saturday morning of the death of Mrs. Adam Zehring at her home In Germantown after an illness of seven years duration. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday afternoon at the Germantown U. B. church. Burial at Germantown. Those from this place in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. Levi

Zehring, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zehr

ing. Henry Howard and family Mr. and Mrs. Will Poo and Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Bergerson motored to this place from Toledo, Saturday, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Poe.

Mr. Bergerson left Monday morning

for Columbus and was joined by his

wife on Tuesdays Mr. and Mrs. Poe will remain for a two weeks' visit

with relatives here at Eaton and

Lcwisburg. .... Mr. and Mrs. Harry

Kern and daughter Martha, Mr. Spring

and Mrs. Will Buck of Germantown

made a short visit with Mrs. Mary Trone, Monday afternoon. .. .Mrs. Jo

seph Minnich, accompanied by her

husband and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Leas, was taken to Martinsville sanitarium Saturday for treatment. Mrs. Minnich is a sufferer from neuritis and lumbago Charles Brown holds the record in West Manchester for heavy weight potatoes, one tuber from his home garden weighing two

pounds and one ounce, many of them ranging from three-quarters to one pound each. C. A. Trone reports one weighing one and one-half pounds, Carey Pitman one at one pound and five ounces. The yield is excellent inVmost varieties and so far no evidence of blight has been reported... ..Ross Radabaugh who visited relatives at this place the past three weeks returned Thursday to his home at McCook, Nebraska Frank Somsel and family of Dayton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fager, Tuesday Robert Arnold and family attended the Ft. Recovery fair on Thursday Richard Leas and fam

ily of Lewisburg spent Thursday

with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guy Miss

Myrtle Trone and Mr. George Williams were Richmond visitors Monday and called on Mr. and Mrs. John

Powell at their home on West Main

street Miss Lucille Morris was"

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Morris on Sunday and Monday at Dayton, O The Rev. H. S. Huey and family of Dayton will move this week and will occupy the property vacated by Charles Morris. Rev. Huey will conduct his first service Sunday morning at the Christian church John Gauch, Edgar Parks, Albert Fudge, Albert Banta and Jacob Troutwlne attended the Indiana State Fair at Indianapolis, Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Emorick and daughter Alice visited from Saturday until Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Roop at Richmond Mrs. Eliza Brown was the guest of Eldorado relatives, Monday Ray Brown transacted business in Cincinnati on Wednesday. His wife and daughter, Betty, were guests of her parents at Farmersvllle Mrs. Lulu Howard and daughters Goldie and Mildred spent several days last week at the home of Adam Zehring at Germantown Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kramer and Mr. and Mrs. George Somsel enroute from Indiana to Dayton stopped over for a short visit with Jerry Fager and wife. ....Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wilhelra of

mono wnere he win locato permanently Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker and their guest, Hubert Stines of Dayton, attended the Gift family reunion Sunday, at Eaton.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. C. A Ford were In Richmond, Tuesday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Levi Homan of Dayton, were guests of Mrs. Sarah Homan last Saturday and Sunday Miss Ola Trump left this week for South Charleston, where she Is employed as instructor of public school music and art Mrs. Jennie Howell entertained Sunday the Rev. Engle, Mrs. Simon Swinger, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Slifer A number of citizens attended the Homecoming Monday at Lewisburg. Mr. and Mrs. Cal. Howell, Mrs. Jane Howell, Misses Alta Mae Bruner, Mae Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruner, Irene Leas, Leone Pitman, Mr. and Mrs. John Hauser, and Mr. Carl Bayha, of Columbus The

U. B. church members will hold their

annual picnic Thursday at Glen Miller park Mrs. Russell Coblentz

and eons of near Otterbein, spent Monday with Mrs. Joe Shewmon and

family Mrs. George Daugherty, of Richmond, visited Monday with

Mr. and Mrs. Reid Overholser

Mesdames Jennie Howell and Sarah Bowers spent Tuesday afternoon with

Miss Helen Siler Mrs. Vesta Gal

ser and Misses Mary and Martha

Gaiser, of Miamlsburg, returned home Wednesday, after a short visit with Mrs. Leo Guy Genevieve and

George Rice and Warrena Whitney

returned to their home in Lima Tues

day after a week's visit with Mrs. Anna Howell. Miss Imo Howell was

a Sunday guest James Boner, of

Richmond, 13 visiting his son, T. C

Boner, and family Mrs. John Harrison, of near Hollansburg, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harrison this week Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and friends, of Cleveland. O., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davlsson during the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Troxel and Miss Hazel Barnes spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fagur

Showalter and family of Cincinnati.

were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Williamson and family Mr. and Mrs. Will Morrow, Miss Nellie Morrow and Miss Adelaide Kemp were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mathers of Richmond, in honor of Mr. Campfield's birthday anniversary ... Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kendall, Ralph Buroker and Elmer Kendall attended the wedding of Wallace Kendall and Anna Snyder at the Lutheran church, Monday The M. E. church has been completed and is ready for regular services Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m.

Clarence Alexander Is suffering from a Bevere cut on the foot.. Forty persons were present at the threshing ring picnic given at Micksels woods, Thursday. An elaborate dinner, in-j eluding ice cream was served John Kemp and family of Lynn, visited Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Kemp and family Monday The Missionary society that was to meet at the home of Mrs. W. E. Berry Thursday, has been postponed till the last of the month Nelson Hunt left for Lafayette to enter Perdue university Miss Bonnie Carman left Monday for Boston, where she will teach school Mr. Fred Pickett has been taking his vacation in Detroit. Mr. Elbert bpon carrying the mall . . Several from here attended the barbecue iu huuwua, Monday... Mr. Walter Miller and Mrs. Hennlng visited Mr. andd Mrs. John

Carman Monday.. Mr. and Mra. Caleb Duke visited relative In Jay county Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Henshaw visited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Boerner Saturday and Sunday. Miss Bonnie and Blanch Carman were at Funks Lake Monday Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Martin are attending the state fair at Indianapolis. ... .Mr. and Mrs. Luther Henshaw and family have returned from a trip in Michigan. The Ladies' aid of the M .E. church met Wednesday at the hall and quilted ... . Several from here are attending school In Richmond. .. .School started Monday with a good attendance. Miss Nellie Morrow and Miss Marjorle Pickett are the teachers Mr. James Webster lost a large straw stack by fire last week Adelaide Kemp has

been spending, several days with Mr. and Mrs. Will Morrow and family. OTTERBEIN. O. Sunday School attendance, 85; collection, $4.08.. . . .Mrs. Mary Moyer and son, Robert, spent Thursday with Mrs. Wilson BroadBtock Mr. Earl Nlsonger threshed Monday Mr. Sylven Brandenburg

and family, entertained company, Sunday Mr. Convor Gabbert and family and Mr. Orville Shumaker and family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Elvln Oler and family Mrs. Edgar Guenther were dinner guests Wednesday of Mr. Earl .Nisonger and family. Mr. Warren Renner threshed Thursday Mr. and Mrs: John Gillfillan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Three-

wit and son, spent Wednesday evening

with Mr. Earl Msongers air.

Sylven Brandenburg spent Tuesday evening with Mr. Orville Shumaker and family Mr. Fred Eyer threshed Saturday Miss Manona Brookman spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Gertrude Flatter Mrs. Noah Charles and daughter, Esther, are ill. Mr. Ben Geeting, Miss Garnet, Nisonger. Miss Alice Geetlng, Miss Tresa Crebb, Miss Pauline Leas, and Mrs. Enzia Leas, shopped in Greenville, Saturday. The Otterbein Sunday School will hold a picnic Saturday.

Sept. 11, at Glen Miller Park. Everybody invited.. ..Mr. Earl Nisonger and famiyl. Mr. Harris' Minnich and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Minnich spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Minnich, of Greenville Rev. Engle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Slifer, and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Swinger were (Sinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Jennie Howell Mrs. Lessie Crebb and Miss Treas Crebb are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Been Marline. Mr. Ira Sleppy and family spent Sunday with Mr. John Sleppy and family Mr. Walter Beatty and family, and Mrs. Authur Brown and son, spent Sunday with Mr. Walter Threewlt and family The festival given by Miss Helen Brawleys' class

cleared $29.15 Saturday mgnt

School opened Monday at District No.

eight Miss Ola Broadstock Is spending a few days with relatives near Otterbein.

Gra" company employes and families enjoyed a picnic at Jackson park, on Labor , day Mrs. E. F. Hahn has had as her guests recently, Charles Lynch of Detroit, and Mrs. O. Htncuman, of Knlghtstown Miss Thelma Leslie has been appointed to teach the school in the Crietz district to fill thu vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. Anabel Rldenour Many frora here attended the American Legion babecue at Richmond, Labor day Mrs. Benjamin Diischel of Richmond, visited her daughter, Mrs. Dean House Labor day Mrs. Amanda Hoover visited relatives near Straughns, Mon

day Mrs. Lilian Lowery visited rel

ltlng her sister, Mrs. Charles Loeb. .... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marson and Mrs. Clifford Marson and children have gone to Turkey Run lake on an outing of several days Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parsons of Richmond, and Mrs. Laura Rlchey of this place, vis

ited Herbert Taylor and wife at New Castle A daughter was born to Mr. and . Mrs. Floyd Scott of Richmond recently. Floyd Scott, who was a former Cambridge City resident. Is well known here.

8UPP03ED PAUPER DIE8; LEAVE8 FORTUNE OF $125,000 NEW YORK, Sept. 9. When Peter VIdovItcn, a 65-year-old charity guest of the city lodging house, died here today it was learned he was the possessor of a fortune exceeding $125,000.

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