Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 63, 22 January 1921 — Page 12

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WINCHESTER WOMEN ORDER HOOVER DINNER; PROCEEDS FOR RELIEF ' WINCHESTER, Ind.; Jan. 23.-Sev-era! young women of this city planned to enjoy a dinner at a local cafe recently, and appointed a committee to make arrangements, with the proprietor to prepare a special meal, at $1 per plate. When the a:nner was served, tie party found the committee had ordered a Hoover dinner, the menu .consisting of rice, brown bread and cocoa, for which each paid $1. After the bill was settled the remainder of the money was donated to the Near East Relief Fund. The will of Washington Courtner hag been admitted for probatae In the circuit court After the payment of his debts he leaves to his wife, Huldah A. Courtner, all his estate, both real and personal. At her death he wishes his executors to turn his entire estatae into cash and divide it among his-six children, after first deducting such sums as had been previously advanced. Bond for $5,000 was filed by Jesse W. Courtner, a son, as executor. . Two Fires Wednesday. . The city fire department made two .runs Wednesday morning, the first to Mrs. J. I. Johnsons home, in South (Meridian street, where flying sparks had started a fire in the roof. The i damage amounted to about $50, but waa covered with insurance. The second run was the H. F. Hobbick home ton North Main street, occupied by ilsaac Sterling. -Flying sparks also caused this fire. The damage was Ismail. Suit has been filed in the court of lJuseice George Coats, by Louis Narottsky against Ida E. Mosier. The plainItiff alleges that he purchased a half interest In 19 acres of corn at auction (for $42 an acre, with the understanding that the corn was to be gathered. He is now suing the defendant for $73.20 for bis labor in gathering the corn. . ' Announce Red Cress Meeting. F. C Focht, president of the Randolph county chapter, American Red Cross, announces that a public Red Cross meeting will be held in the court room here, Tuesday evening, 'Jan- 25, when Dr. Brewster of the Lako division, will deliver the principal address. At this time officers for ' the ensuing year will be elected. K. P. Holds District Meeting. Representatives from Delawaare, Madison, Wells, Adams, Jay and Randolph counties attended the district meeting of the Knights of Pythias lodge, held in this city, Thursday evening. Degrees were conferred on several candidates. Suit for divorce has been filed in the circuit court by Amanda Hall vs. Henry H. Hall. The plaintiff asks for the custody of their five children. Charles Ballard, custodian of the Friends church, on going to the basement Thursday morning, found that five sections of the furnace boiler had burst during the night, William F. Eisenmann and Mrs. Bessie Carer, both of Union City, were married here Wednesday, by the Rev. Frank Cornell, in the Friends parsonage. Rebekah Lodges Meet. , The district meeting of the Rebekah lodges of Jay, Delaware and Randolph counties will be held in this city, on Monday, Jan. 31, instead of Jan. 24. James Baughn, 74, is dead at his home in Parker, of heart trouble. He is survived by the widow and one son, John. Winchester Commandery, Knights Templar, conferred the degree on several candidates Thursday evening. At the conclusion lunch was served. Several out-of-town Knights were present. D. A. R. Meets Tuesday. Mrs. A. J. Stakebake will entertain the Daughters of the American Revolution Tuesday evening. Child Welfare will be the principal subject for this meeting. , Mr. and Mrs. Volney Huestcn will leave Tuesday for St. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. W. E. Miller and. Mrs. Alden , Miller will leave Tuesday for Martinsville. Mrs. George Leggett will spend the remainder of the winter in Chattanooga, Tenn. The district meeting of the Rebekah lodges of Jay, Randolph and Delaware counties will be held in this city Monday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Romizer have returned to their home in Charleston, 111., after a visit with Mrs. Z. T. Romizer. Mrs. Grant Ledbetter has returned to her homo in Hagerstown, after a short visit with Mrs. Warren Wall. Mrs. Z. H. Sink has returned to her home in Toledo, O., after a short visit with relatives here. Mrs. Ida Mclntyre is the guest of friends in Shelbyville, Ky. The Woman's club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ivan Brenner. Sons of Veterans Meet. Old "44" Sons of Veterans will hold their second annual pig roast in the basement of the Main street Church of, Christ, Monday evening. This will be known as Focht day, F. C. Focht. having been elected to the second highest office in the national association, last fall. Mrs. Malinda Bailey has returned to her home in Muncie, after a few keeks spent with relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Peacock have returned to their home in Bastrop. La., after visiting relatives here. Roscoe Fields is attending the Purdue short course, at Lafayette. Mrs. W. W. Goodrich and Mrs. F. A. Chenoweth entertained over 50 ladies at an afternoon party, Wednesday. Elegant refreshments were served. The Magazine club met with Mrs. Elizabeth Edger, Thursday afternoon. Choice refreshments were served in ' the evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Browne are in Indianapolis, attending a meeting of the county auditors. Mrs. Otho Moorman entertained a number of friends at 6 o'clock dinner, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Don Caraey and son, William ; Franklin, have returned to their ( home in Caramel, after a two weeks visit with Mrs. Carey's mother, Mrs. iRetta Wasson. Goodrich Goes To Honolulu. Former Governor and Mrs. James P. i Goodrich have closed their home here, for the winter, and left for Honolulu, going first to New York where they will take the water trip through the Panama Canal., r . Mrs. A. J; Stakebake was hostess to B. M. Stakebake and daughter, Anna, Sunday, It " being her seventy-third birthday anniversary. Mrs. Welby Watson Stevens of New

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York Is the guest of relatives and friends. Mrs. G. D. Williamson is the guest of relatives in Anderson. The Priscilla club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Chester Hobbick. Miss Nellie Payne has returned from a business trip to Indianapolis. ..To Attend Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Gard will attend the Lumbermen's convention at Columbus, O., next week, and fro mthere will take a trip through the south, later attending Marti Gras, in 'New Orleans. Mrs. Frank Hunt has returned from Fort Wayne, where she wa sthe guest of her sister, Mrs. Carl Myers. Mrs. Gilvie Inman has returned to Indianapolis, after a short visit with Mrs. John Macy. I Suburban BOSTON, Ind. Mr.'and Mrs. James Ambrose spent the week end in Cincinnati Miss Ruth Jerome of Earlham spent Sunday with Miss Mary Beard Mr. and MA. Worthie Wil liams and children visited relative? in Cincinnati this week Mr. and Mrs. Roe Rife were in Cincinnati this week Frank Piper of Peru was the guest of his parents Tuesday.. .Gage Rife of Richmond, spent Tuesday evening with relatives here...Lora May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rife, is ill with pneumonia Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ambrose are in Cincinnati for a short visit Miss Letha Phillips returned from Richmond Wednesday, j Mrs. Seeley, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Don Robinson, left for her home in Spokane, Washington, Tuesday, FAIR HAVEN, O Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Brown spent Wednesday at the home of James Campbell Robert Mobias, of Middletown, spent the weekend with George Craig Clarence Barn hard t and daughter Evangeline, Charles Philpott and Mrs. Frieda Kareth and son George spent Sunday evening at the home of Ellis White. ....Mr. and Mrs. James Heaveniiuge, wife and son Myrl, were in Richmond Tuesday afternoon. .. ...Mr. and Mrs. Will Cline spent Wednesday in Eaton. . . . .Ben Austin and mother. Mrs. Mary Austin, spent Sunday evening at the home of George Austin Mrs. Lawrence Ramsey has an attack of pneumonia Miss Marguerite Brown f-pent Sunday afternoon with Miss Ruby White James Havenridge tpent from Thursday until Sunday at the home of Lee Ramsey in Middletown George Craig and Robert Mobias spent Sunday morning at the home of Will E. Brown Mrs. Lee Ramsey, of Middletown, is helping care for Mrs. Lawrence Ramsey Miss Marguerite Brown entertained the Junior class at her home Tuesday evening. Those present were Joseph LINERS SEARCHED f Lnscape in a Storm." reported New York customs officials have been searching ocean liners m hope of getting trace of an

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Harry Aaron, of Denver, Colo., have Mr an(1 Mrs py Brubaker, of near been visiting Rev. Ulmer and family Camden The Tuesday club met for the last 10 days...Mrs. Nannie' this week at the home of Mrs. EsGwin, motner of Mrs. L. F. Ulmer, is ' tpl,a Coblentz Studies on Egypt were seriously ill.... The fourth quarterly , continued, and a pleasant evening was meeting of the conference year was en .. 7 -Charles Roach and tvo held at Chester M. E. church Sunday ,ldre of Xenia, were guests of Mra. night. Dr, Light preached to a larg " My Xare'TeS'-insUn d on audience... Mrs. Will Bentledge, who 5, XLS . are beinS ln, a"ean has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Neal ou " Spring street Miss Opal Chandler, has returned to her home1 OTthrl was the dinner guest of Miss in Richmond.... Almost every tele- Mary Thompson recently Several phone in this vicinity has been re-!m.be V?e y?i r' placed with an automatic instrument, i ot. thf torIs"an, S.nay 8chooJ- sTur' ..Martin Steele spent Wednesday in Prise Mrs- ella ahnd Economy Ruth Ulmer, Adelaide Eva Baumgardner with a dish supper Kemp, Agnes Crawford and Don Berry thf home ,of MrAs" Baumgardner

were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Martin Steele and family... The La - dies' Aid of the M. E. church had an all-day quilting at the hall Wednesday... Mr. and Mrs. Martin Steele and family will have a tale some time this month and move to Richmond... The Booster class met at the home of T. S. Martin Thursday Mrs. Emma Burg is nursing her son, Frank, thi week. . .Preaching services at the M. E. church Sunday night. Everybody welcome The Booster class met Wednesday with the Ladies' Aid and quilted. . .Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Fultz, of Shepherd, Mich., are visiting at the ' m T 1 a . ... ivi. u,. parsonage, naving Deen cailea here because of the illness of her sister, Mrs. Nannie G win... Mrs. W. Fulghum has returned to her home after visiting several days with her daugh ter, Mrs. H. Hoover. . .Mra. Mary Jeffers, who had been visiting relatives In Richmond, has returned home Thomas Borten is still ill Mr. and Mrs. Milton, of Richmond, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Silas Williamson. BROWNSVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Moil Parks returned Saturday evening after spending the week with their i-on, Oscar Parks, who has been very ill of late...?. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clevinger and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winter were' guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Clevenger, Sunday.. . . Miss Myrtle Swann left Thursday morning for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hieder at Indianapolis. Miss Elsie Inniel returned to her home in Liberty, Saturday, after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDougal.. . . .Mrs. Grace Hendrickson, of Conriersville, spent one clay last week with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Bell Mr. Joe Maze made a. business call to Conneisville, Thursday morning Miss Ruth M. Parks spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Waiting, near Abington Mr. Elmer Laimore is spending this week with relatives and friends in Jefferson county Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Showalter entertained Lewis Scholl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd William-

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son. and Elmer Newland and family at dinner, . Sunday.. .". . A mass meeting was held here Wednesday afternoon to discuss the idea of a commission High school. This building is needed here and-will be a boast to our town.... . Rev. Turriey, of Oxford, O., was calling on Dr, J. D. Smith, Sunday. k. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Campbell, , Mr- and Mrs. John Walker, and Russell Whetsel were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. C. W. Walker, Sunday, at dinner., . . .Mrs. Emma Gear was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Parks a few days this week.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hawkins and family are visiting relatives in Richmond and Greensfork this week. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lyons and daughter spent ; Wednesday with Mr. nd Mrs. W. W. La fuze.. .. .Mrs. I. W. Tcdd and nephew, Donald Long, spent one day last week at Indianapolis... NEW PARIS, O Miss Vera Bevington of Miami university was the week end guest, of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Bevington.. .. .Mrs. Anna Burtch will leave soon to spend the remainder of the winter with her Fon. Charles Burtch, at Chicago.."... J Mrs. EUa Larsh has returned to Toieao wim ner-raunnier ror a.n extended visit. .... The ' funral of Mrs. Sarah , Hoovfr wn held at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ella Larsh, followed by burial in Spring Lawn cemetery. Mrs. Hoover, who was quite aged, suffered a severe stroke of paralysis, and had been ill for several months. Besides her daughter, she is survived bv one son. Elmer Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mendenhall and son. Harold, of Richmond, were guosts of Mr. and Mds. Edgar Reinheimer, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wigner and chi'dren soent Sundav with relatives at Ware's Chapel Miss Irene Clingenpeel visited Indianapolfs relatives Sunday and Mondav. Her aunt. Miss Bessie McCarty, who had been making an extendd visit there, returned with her Milroy Harter, of Richmond, called on New Paris relatives Thursday evening Miss Katherine Penland, of Eldorado, was the guest of her cousin, Miss Lou Reva Penland Monday. She spent the day visiting the high school Mrs. Harry Royer has been called to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Perry Eby, near Eldorado, where several members of the family are quite ill with scarlet, fever. Mrs. ,Mary Biles and daughter, Helen, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I v. m VMiMor BiiTiHuv Mi TrvAivnl Young, Sunday. N'nrllirnn was flip wr-k-Tid eiipst of - " ' V .J Tuesday evening. A most pleasant me was enjoyed. . . . - Mrs. Stella Me Pherson entertained with a shower at her country home, Wednesday evening as a courtesy to Mrs. Joseph Dunlap, a recent bride. Many useful gifts were received, and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all present... ....Little Miss Virginia Mae Manwaren is slowly recovering from an operation for the removal of tonsils and adenoids. MILTON, Ind. Miss Cora Brown has been visiting Mrs. John Brown and Dr. Gentle, at Richmond Mrs. Catherine Swafford, who was taken to Indianapolis last week for an operation for cataract of the eyes, has returned. Nothing could be done for her. ..Homer DuGranrut, Lucile Murley and Harry Hunt's little daughter are recovering nicely from attacks of scarlet fever Mrs. Elwood Beeson and son El, were called to Indianapolis Monday by the death of Mrs. Beeson's brother, Thomas Lindsay.. . ..Miss Eulala Beeson has been spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Linville Wallace Delmar Doddridge. Robert Murley, Wilbur Hoffman. Robert Kinncman and John McDowell gave a dance in Grange hall Tuesday evening The regular meeting of the Masonic lodge was held Monday evening The Rebekahs met for practice Tuesday evening in preparation for work in the near future The Eastern Star met Wednesday evening. After all business was transacted, a social hour followed and refreshments were served by the social committee consisting of Mrs. Will Brown, Mrs. Hattie Heist, Mrs. Charles Davis,, Miss Lulu Faucett, Mrs. Joseph Ken ny, Mrs. Wiseman and Mrs. Ralph ' ENnlr rf C a m h.ri d era f"Mtv Afra Cti. ! A II 1L V . V . ...... u . t f. ' .T .. . ..Il rah Beeson, and Mrs. Charles Kniese and daughter spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy.. .John Posey Jones and Miss Naomi Squiers called on Miss Mildred Crabb, at Richmond, Sunday, and found her much improved in health although unable to resume her school work The basket ball team practiced at trie Community The original, if it be one. - is worth $250,000.

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One of France's mo6t learned savants describes, analyses and dissects a kiss in all its phases in a thirty-two nage treatist just printed in La Mercure. He arrives at the astonishing conclusion that people kiss on the lips from the force of habit and not because the lips are the most sensitive part of the human body. In the white race the kiss is above all achieved by touch and its characters may be affectionate or social. Courts have been trying for years to set a financial value on a kiss. .

hall at Cambridge City Tuesday evening after school, in preparation for the game at Broowville Fridav nisht. t, . T ,,, ... ,,.. The Ladies Aid societj of the . ........ -I nnstian cnurcn quilted at tne Dome of Mrs. Alice Hess. Wednesday afternoon... Miss Leah Morrow spent Monday in Richmond.. .Mrs. Lydia Bragg who has been visiting since before Christmas with her son, Lavern Bragg and wife, at Luieden, Neb., is expected home this week William Hussey and Richard George left Saturday by auto for Albuquerque, N. M., where they will locate if the climate proves suitable for Mr. Hussey, who is suffering with asthma Mrs. Henry Hussey entertained at dinner Tuesday, Mrs. Alice Gresh, Mrs. Lydia Warren, Mrs. James Napier. Mrs. Charles Hale, Mrs, Malinda Barton and Mrs. F. C. McCormick Mrs. Ernest Doty, who has the mumps, is not getting along so well Mrs. William Miller is ill. MIDDLEBORO, Ind. Mr and Mrs. Charley Brawley, of Braffordville, visited Mrs. Cora Little Thursday afternoon.... Mrs. Norman Kirkman and Mrs. Russell Clark spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Dora Little..:. Mrs. Ralph Pyle and son, Harold Lloyd, visited Mrs. John Coblentz recently Mrs. Oscar Hawkins visited relatives in Richmond Monday A WOMAN'S RECOMHEl)TIO!V Mrs. D. T. Tryor. Franklin Av., Otsego. O.. writes: "Nine years ago I was very much afflicted with kidney trouble. I bought different kinds of medicine, but all to no effect, until one day I boug-ht a box of Foley Kidney Pills. I realized so great a benefit from the iiso of that hm that T fepl safe in rec ommending: Foley Kidney Pills to any j kidney sufferers." They relieve backbladder ailments, a. g. Luken & Co.. 626-628 Main St. Advertisement. j EVERYTHING REDUCED at IF Thistlethvaite's The Original Cut Rate EVERY DAY PRICES In Effect at All 7 Stores COLD TABLETS 30c GROVE S BROMO QUININE 21c 35c PAPE S COLD COMPOUND 27c 30c HILL'S CASCARA QUININE 21c 60c PAPE'S DIAPEPS1N 43c ALL SCRAP TOBACCO, Or 3 for iC SAFETY FOR SAVINGS PLUS 414 Interest DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY "The Home For Savings" mmmiMiiHiuiimuiiniHiiiiiiMMifiiiMitiMnjiuniiuiiiiiiiiiitHinniiiuMiliiliH 1 FURNITURE OF QUALITY f FERD GROTHAUS 614-616 Main St. f liHHWimitmnMiiitMimiuiniiinmt'tHMiiHiuiiiinittiimiiiitnitHtmtiiniiuIi MAGNESTONE STUCCO Makes old homes look like new. Ask' us more about it. HACKMAN-KLEHFOTH & CO. North Tenth and F Streets Also South G between 6th and 7th Phones 2015 2016 I Suits Cleaned and Pressed! I $1.50 f ! PEERLESS CLEANING CO. f 318 Main Street

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with Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd..,..r Levica Sells and son were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr Sunday; mi T i , t. a. - . il ....iae rruKressire ciud mei 11 uiti home of Mrs. Will Brown Wednesday, ! with a good attendance.... Mrs. Frank!

vv uiiauio auu uibuicu auv, into, vj , bert Tharp were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr Wednesday. .Marvin Cobine of Richmond was among those who attended the elevator meeting held here Monday Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong and son visited Mr. pe. and Mrs. Joe Cain of Economy Mon- '- day night Miss Violet Hardwick and Miss Betty Piehe were Richmond - shoppers Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. , Sam Rigglemana and children also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riggleman and daughter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Riggleman Wednesday Mr. - and Mrs. Roscoe Shafer and daughter were the guests of Ora Pitts and family Sunday Mrs. Harry Riggleman and daughter and Mrs. Samuel Riggleman and children were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Franklin Monday... Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong had as their supper guests Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr. .... Mrs. Chester Franklin and children '

were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Oler Mrs. Ann Stig-. gall was a shopper In Richmond Wednesday Mrs. Raymond Smith and laughter, Katherine Elizabeth spent Thursday here as the guests of Mrs. Smith's parents Mrs. Mary Roberts spent Thursday with Mrs. Enos Veal ....Onn Cranor and family had Charles Huss as their guest Sunday John Durbin and family who have been quarantined for the past three weeks are out now. HIT A-VEEK-Jan. 17th to 22nd "Sweet Little Stranger it Columbia Record No. 3335 Hickman Trio "Nightingale" is on the other side f7Ff RUBBER BOOTS VUL4! 11' ,CANIZED M Jt Pure gum rubber welded w to the soles and heels. Also, cuts repaired in any part of the boot. WM. F. LEE, No. 8 South 7th St "Richmond's Reliable Tlrt Man" USED CARS Overland 90 priced for quick sale Overland Richmond Co. Wm. Paddock, Mgr. 11 South 7th St. Phone 1058 IfiHimmiimiminiimtminNnmniMiimimttmmii

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