Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 289, 15 October 1920 — Page 8

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CEMENT MATERIALS

ABOUND IN INDIANA 7 GEOLOGIST DECLARES f I (By Associated Press) . INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15. Indiana is rich in raw materials for the manufacture of cement but it is sometimes difficult to obtain the essential combination of factors for plant location according to a report made by Dr. W. N. Logan state geologist, to the state department of conservation. The demand for cement at he present time exceeds the supply, says Dr. Logan. Renewal of construction work ifceld In abeyance during the war, expensive road building programs and 'transportation difficulties tor certain materials have each contributed to the increased demand. Raw materials for the manufacture

of cement in Indiana are aimosi unlimited and inexhaustable, according to Dr. Logan, but a plant location reo.uires an abundant water supply, ready access to transportation, high aluminous clays or shales and low magnesia limestones. Many Natural Resources. Numerous inquiries have been received recently by the state department of conservation regarding other natural resources in Indiana. Besides Information regarding cement materials requests have been for data concerning mineral paints, rock salt, fuller's earth, oil shales, coal, refractory sands, brick clays and kaolin.

Southern states are now iac ki w .producers of fuller's earth, which s used in clarifying oil and in fulling cloth Transportation difficultes render it desirable that the northern oil refineries find a supply of fuller s earth nearer their plants. Suitable quantities of fullers earth have not yet been fccated in Indiana, however. Dr Logan Relieves that it is not at all improbable that such supplies may be found within the non-glaciated area of southern Indiana.

AMERICAN GIRL DIVORCES COUNT

woUnn famiiv rotnmofl horriA with I ffimiiv nf near SnartanehiHr Indiana, and Mrs. Cora Williams were after-

Kee made a business trJ p to Richthem ..... Miss Chariot! e Huddleston nf TnrttsnnnnHa.. soent tlffi "Week end

here "with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huddleston.... .lliss Mary Champ returned Thursday from several weeks' stay with iter brother, Howard In Connecticut.. . -j, Mrs. R. G. Moore, -who fell while coiling down the steps of the M. E. chui ch and received a number of bruises. Is reported getting along nicely Mr James Byby who has been here -visiting his brother, Mr. George Byba-and family, left Monday morning for Florida, to spend the winter. Miss, Maude WilUnmq returned to Mishavraka the first

of last week after a visit here with relatives. She was accompanied by

Miss Mary Hoover, who will spend a few days with her "W. H. "M. S. of the M. E. church will meet Friday afternoon of this week with Mrs. P. H. Wilson. The meeting was postnoried on accnunt of the Jierious illness

of Mrs. Mary Brown .Mrs. Ellen

Ratliff and daughter lett bunciay ior an indefinite visit with relatives at Newcastle and Cadiz. .. .Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Selig of Upland, I;ail., came Saturday and will be at the home of the fnrmpr's mnthpr. Mrs. -John Butler.

He is assisting in the revival meetings and leading the singing .The Martha Washington club held the first meeting of the year Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Bralway. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Sullivan, were Richmond callers Saturday. '

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Countess Jean de la Greze.

The Countess Jean de la Greze, a daughter of Charles Steele, member of the firm of J. P. Morgan & Co., has just been jrranted a divorce by the French courts in Paris. The countess is remembered by New York society aa a popular member of the younger set when ber marriage to the French nobleman took place ten years ago.

HOLLANSBURG. Ohio. Mrs. Pheba Piatt and grandson, Howard, spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiggs, of Cuba.. A number of young girls of this place gathered for a walnut picnic in the Tern Brown woods, east of here. Those who cn-

! joyed the day were Kisses Mary , Fulkerson, Donna Irelsn, Empress Miller, Ida Piatt, Winrtna. Williams, Henrietta Brown, DoroRiy Wililams, Martha Albright, and IMabol Petry. They returned late in the evening with

a pientirui supply or wajjvuts.

Thursday. Thev. accomDanied bv Mrs.

George and Mrs. Cecil Miller tooK dinner with Mrs. Will Hinshaw and family, of Winchester, Indiana Mrs. Malinda Griffy and daughter Zenhia. of SDrinefleld. Ohio, are visit

ing with relatives here this week......

Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Meek are spending this week with Mr. Frank Lielan and family of Dayton Mr. Jerry Norris of Savona, O., is painting the home of Mr. E. E. Whiteman, of North Main street Mr. and Mrs. Mood Welch and daughter Wilma, spent Sunday f t Richmond Mr. Norman Morgan and family attended the funeral of Miss Abeling at Spartansburg. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiles and Mrs. Jennie Wiles and daughter spent Sunday at Newcastle Mr. Ernest Cbenoweth spent the week-end at Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Cbenowethand son returned with him after a two weeks' visit at that place Mr. Clarence Colvin and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Clvde Moore and family ; Mr. Shlrl Chenoweth. of Ashville. N. C, returned Tuesday after a few days visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth and other friends.. . . Miss Mildred Moore, who is attending school at Earlham college, and friend.

spent Sunday with Mr. ana Mrs. authur Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pitman were afternoon callers Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whiteman and family entertained at dinner Sunday: Mrs. Mittler and two daughters, Mr. Frank

Trelan and family, of Dayton, u., auu Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Meek Mr. Stanley Downing and family, and Hettie Wii-

and Mrs. Cora Williams were after

noon callers.. :. .Mr. ana Mrs. mie Mlkesell spent Sunday with Mr. Shlrl Mikesell and family, of near Arba..... Mrs. Jennie Thurston, of Lynn, spent part of last week with her sisters, Mrs. Anna Whiteman and Mrs. R. A. Downing.. .. .Mr. Otto Downing, of Richmond, was a business visitor here Monday afternoon... Mrs. Mary Stnwers snent a few davs last week

with Mrs. William Moore and son....

Mrs. Mary Chenowetn spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Emma Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Lurt Reid and 6on, of New Paris, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chenoweth, Monday Mr. and Mrs. Murray Chenoweth and son. of Indiananolls. Ind..

were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs.

O. B. Butts.. . .Mrs. Henrietta Williams

and family moved to Greenville, Ohio, I Chalmer Caskey and family, Thursday

Monayd Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Garri

son and daughter Virginia spent Saturday and Sunday with the latter'3 parents, Mr. Charles Drill and family, of near Greenville, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Cox and daughter, Ida, and grandchild, Dorothy Wiles, of Carlos City, Mrs. Orville Timmona and daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Pheba Piatt and children, and Mrs. Ray Wright and daughter Louis, called on Mr. and Mrs.

evening Mr. Robert Miller was a Richmond visitor Monday Miss

Malissa Vick. of Richmond, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Wolf.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Simpson, of Richmond, spent Sunday with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Trelan. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Mont Simpson and family Sunday evening Mrs. Pearl Tetan moved Into the George Wolfal'a property Monday.

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GLASS OF SALTS CLEANS KIDNEYS If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers You, Drink Lots of Water.

BOSTON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eby Mr. and Mrs. Malt Starr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Starr and family attended the Hamilton fair Friday P. Beard and daughter Mary were Sunday guests of Stanley Beard and family at College Corner Mr. and Mrs Worthle Williams and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Ambrose and sons, and Robert Miller spent the week end at Anderson, Ind.... Miss Lucile Porterfield of Earlham spent Sunday with her parents.... Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frazee spent Monday in Cincinnati. . . Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Druley and children, Mrs. Luella Sheffer and daughters motored to Eaton Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs George Rinehart and daughters.... Miss lone Robinson left Monday for an indefinite visi: In

peru Mr. and Mrs. MerKie ot -e- ' dar Grove are visiting their son, Mr. Jerome Merkle Mrs. Cullip returned to Peru Sunday after a visit with her sons Mrs. Robert Ketron is the guest of her daughter In Cincinnati Mrs. Charles Kennedy and onohtor Map nf Peru are the guests

of A. H. Piper and family Frank Lewis was In Indianapolis Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Turner and daughters are here from Norwood, Va Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harkleroad of Kingsport, Tenn., are the guests of relatives Miss Jennie Miller spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Wilson, near Witts.. Mrs. Ada Robinson and daughter lone. Misses Bess Doty and Lydia Austill spent Saturday in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson and son of Peru, visited relatives here Sunday Harry Pottenger of Connersville spent tho week-end with his parents Mrs. John Long returned to Cincinnati Monday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller and daughter and Mrs. Kutter shopped in Richmond Monday. ANTIOCH Hamp Clark was a KnirplanrT Tnd.. business visitor Wed

nesday and Thursday Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clark spent Friday at Ingomar with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoop and j family Mr and Mrs. Oscar Cab-1 inasa and child, and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Geeting and baby, spent Sunday with i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cabinass Mr. j and Mrs. Stephen Wysong and family j were entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Ewal Foster and family, of Lew isburg Mr. and Mrs. Joe Apgar were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs, of Camden, Mrs. Stubbs betas very ill Charles Walters was a Cincinnati visitor last week Chas. Berry and daughter spent last we(k at Georgetown, and attended the couity fair there Mr. and Mrs. Bert Call and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wysong and family of West Florence Eva Taylor and son is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. E. E. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam Iowman and daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. Dunham Hart, of Sugar Valley Mrs. Ambrose Toney, who has been for several weeks at Battle Creek. Mich., taking treatmept, spent the day with home people. ....Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown spent Sunday in Gratis and Monday in Dayton. ... .Mr. and Mrs. James ' Putterf spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Totterf and Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. William Thomas, of Sugar Valley Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stephenson and baby spent Saturday in Hamilton Mrs. Marguerette Thompson spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Duke Mr. and Mrs. John Rinck, Mr. and Mrs. George Rinck and grandson Nathanial Miller, of Hamilton, were Sunday visitors at the Frank Duke home Mr. and Mrs. Clem Toney, of Arcanum, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Huffman and family Mrs. John Mastern and daughter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Emrick and daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Swope attended tho Hamilton fair last week.

vttpri to rome Ralnh Champ and

family spent the week end in Indiana

polis.... Mr. ana Mrs. j. j. nuuuicoton, north of town, had as their guests at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins, Mr. Cash Jenkins, of Strauns, Mr. Curtis Grooms ami I'amily oil Bradford, O., and Mr. Ernest HuddlesA family of Cambridge City....

Samuel Gibson bought the Home property of Mrs. Robert Clifford and moved his family there Saturday Mrs. De Vaughn and daughter, Katherine, left Saturday for Ashland, Ohio, where she will spend a few days with her husband The union revival began Sunday evening at the U. B. church and will continue each evening this

week. Rev. Knowles delivered tne first sermon Sunday evening. Rev.

P. M. Thomas preached Monday evening and Rev. W. A. Strickler Tuesday evening. All sermons were interesting and full of truth. The meetings have opened with a good attendance and all take much interest in the good work and hope for great success Miss Belle Garner left last Thursday for Ohio, for a visit with i-oioHvoa Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Mc-

mrmrt TnPBdav Mr. Andrews and

family of Dayton. O.. spent Sunday

with Mr. G. F. Walton ana iamny. Mrs. Mahalia Walton, who has been

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were Saturday night and Sunday )lot 0f drugs that excite the kidneys guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cheno-and irritate tthe entire urinary tract. weth and family Mrs Lula Parrish i Keep your kidneys clean like you of Richmond, was the ?;jiest Saturday j ,.eeD your bowels clean, by flushing

night of her daughter. Miss Aildalthpm ,vith miid. harmless salts wnicn

Parrish at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmon Policy. Sunday they attended

a reunion at the Glen Miller park Miss Ida Cox, of Carloe City, is visittnSr with Mr. Chalmer Caskev and Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Wright ajnd families

I.... Mr. Elmon Pollev was a business

visitor at Indianapolis. Saturday Mrs. Pheba Piatt and grandson, Howard, and daughter, Mrs. Earl

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