Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 80, 11 February 1921 — Page 2
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THE KlCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, FEB. 11, 1921.
PASSING OF BILL BY OHIO SENATE SHOWS NEW POLICY ADOPTION
Mr. and Mrs Bennie Butts, Mrs. Orville Baker and son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Forest, Wednesday evening Miss Mae Piatt spent Sunday, nieht and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Nichols, of Richmond. ....Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Butts entertained at a six o'clock dinner, Mr. and
;Mrs. Frank Wiles and Mr. Orville COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. 11. Repeal of ; family. .Mr. and Mrs. El- . . ... . ' ... . . . inon Polley were visitors at Richmond the long-established anti-trust law of,Mondaj. Mr Foyd c Bell Ohio in bo far as it applies to farm-j daughter, of Richmond, called on Miss ers, dairymen, stock raisers, garden- Mae Piatt, Saturday afternoon Mr. ers and fruit raisers, is a naif accom-;Quay Beetley and family, of Valplished fact, and the state has entered jparaiso, Ind., is spending this week
upon a new poucy 01 legisiauou. ) wun nis ratner. Mr. J. H. ueeuey.
These things were Drougnt aDout through the adoption Friday, without a dissenting vote, by the Ohio senate
Mr. Lester Deford and Miss Arie Albright spent Sunday with Mr. Dale Williams and family Walter Peden
dred. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Her- j Baptist Woman's union met with Mrs. bert Carrico were called to Norwood, ! Clifford Oldham Wednesday afternoon Va-, by the death of a relative Mr. ....The revival services at the.M. E. and Mrs. Will Oxer spnt Monday In church each night have been well atRichmond Mrs. Frank Jenkinson j tended a few have joined the church.
was in Richmond Tuesday.
JACKSONBURG, Ind. Mr. and Mrs.
DUNLAPSVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley and boh Robert
Horace Thompson and children spent R Bpent Monday ,n LIbert witQ nome Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ; folks Mr . Ciarence Jobe d f Thompson ... . .Mr. and Mrs Marsh t Sund lh h Martin, Miss Margaret Hood and Honemans ford.... Mrs. Carrie Craig James Daugherty were Richmond vis- t Mond afteraoon wJth Mr. and itors Sunday. Mrs. Martin stayed over , Mrs w H cJhapma here . ,Mr and
unui wonaay evening ana narry Mr. r-harlPn f rnnncdn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell scent
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iiu was a vifuiur muuua;
Mary Shepard was a guest of Miss Iulu Malone in Liberty, Friday night. ....Miss Lena Schlechtweg was a guest of Miss Malinda B. Leech here Tuesday. .. .Mr. G. W. Weers made a business trip to Connersville Satur-
of the bill of Senator Charles Brand. and family, of West Manchester, are of Champaign county, representative ' spending this week with the former's
of the dairy organizations or central j mother. Mrs. Margaret Peden, and son Ohio, which was backed by farming Harvey. Mr. Peden and familjs-Jwill interests generally. leave for Kansas soon Miss Envev'''en ratified by the house of rep-j da Marshall and Miss Malissia Vick. of r cntatives, an expected performance, ; Richmond, were cuests of Mr. and Mrs.
tre?e producers will be enabled toiMaynard Wolf the week-end Mr.
form corporations or associations,
with or without capital stock, and be . authorized to earn dividends not in excess o eight percent. These organizations are to be charged with having a public interest by the proposed law and be made subject to regulation by the state public utilities commission.
Tax Measures Reported
T. T. Davis has purchased the Hoi
lansburg News Printing office of Mr. Dale C. Williams and took possession last Monday. We wish him success in his new undertaking Miss Ruth Lowdenslager, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson Lowdenslager, and Mr. Claudins Soenser. son of Mrs. Will
! Harris, both of this place, were united
Aa the house of representatives the in matrimony at Grenville, O., Satur-
three .Important taxation measures, j day. Both of them are among our two bills and one constitutional pro- highly esteemed citizens. Mr. Spencer posal, bearing on tax rates and in-j will fill the unexpired time as postdebtedness limitations, formally were j master, of Mr. Dale Williams.
reported from the taxation committee!
and made special orders of business
fpr Wednesday afternoon, and at the
CASTINE, O. Mr. and Mrs. Ells-
worth Martin visited Mr. and Mrs
same time ordered them , reprinted i Jacob Martin, Thursday Born, to
with all amendments as speeauy as possible that they may be studied by
atrectea interests, i nere came a ior-1 Air. ana Mrs. ciemene Newman ana, m?S3 Vella Golay visited friends at
mal report, too. on the hard-fougnti son, Kenneth, of Arcanum, were guests ronai-viiia 5md.iv Mis Pav Sow
Hardirc state constabulary bill, which at the home of Mr. and Mr?. Amon j era jS m Clifford Oldham and fam-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhodes, a son
Mother and child are doing well.
Mrs. Harvey Whitton and daughter
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark and daughter, of Pershing Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scates visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Williamsburg, Sunday... Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scates and daughter. Irene, were out of town visitors Monday
Mr. and Mrs. WaleT Davis and baby
Tuesaay witn
Sunday at Roseburg, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce Mr. Raymond Coe and Miss Mary Shepard visited Mrs. Iva Shepard at Cottage Grove Saturday evening Mr. Carroll Beck and Willie Brandenburg jined the Red Men's Lodge at Alquina Monday night Miss Grace Pullen, of the Ridge, spent Friday night with
miss Laura Husted, east of town...
Botbmer and Bister went to the funeral i of Mrs. Harding at Dublin. .. .Mr. and j Mrs. Barnes of Pershing, are both sick, j Their daughter from Centerville came
to care for them.
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of Hagerstown spent
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m,iic sat fnrtnHv Miss Melissa Mr: an(? MIS- GeorSe Crist spent Sat
Mardlin, was held here Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Burial was in the cf-cnetery here. Rev. Franklin officiated Herman Clark and family, of Cambridge City, spent a few days with William Clark and family... The Ladies Aid served dinner at the Baeson sale west of town Tuesday.. .Mrs. Delvan Daugherty is spending a few days with her parents, at Cambridge. Harry Martin and Harvey and Rufus Kinsinger attended the play at Greensfork Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Will Mardlin of Newcastle called on Alonzo Hormel and family Sunday... Marsh Martin was in Richmond Wednesday. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Mrs. Coons
is visiting relatives at Seymour
v.'s r.
Weill?
a special order lor 2 o'clock ! Newman, Sunday.. . ..Mr. and Mrs.Jy visited friends in Richmond Sun-
wnuani ui'nuner visnea crann jreirvijjay Mrs. George Brumnel ana near Eldorado, Monday .Mrs. Wil- daughter. Vesta, visited relatives at
lard Brown visited Miss Lurena CJn-; Richmond Sunday Mrs. Walter
rry, aunaay Mr. ana Mrs. wiuiam Krone and son, Robert, visited relaCummins and Mr. and Mrs. Flatter, o? 1 1 ives at Richmond Monday: The
Loyal Daughters of the Christian
nernoon ior uaai acuuu.
New Tax Bills. New taxation bills saw the light of day in both branches. Representative Harry D. Silv3i of Preble, to whom
fell the honor of introducing the new i near New Madison, were guests rt the!
liberal constitutional proposal on tax-'home of Mr. and Mrs. Barton Long, ation, introduced the bill to exempt j Sunday The W. M. A. will give a from taxation the evidences of indebt- J Thank offering programme at the edness obtained by real estate mort-ju. B. church Sunday evening. Every-
urday in Connersville, shoDDinK and
visiting relatives Miss Freda Brookbank spent Friday night with Miss Janet Stanley at the farm.. Mrs. Lucy Whiteman of Richmond spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Herbert Fields and family at the farm west of Quakertown. Miss Mary Shepard, Prof. Ernst Harris, Miss Lulu Malone and Mr. Robert Talbott were guests of Mrs. Anna Brookbank and daughter, Freda, here Thursday evening Mrs. Hazel Hubbell and daughters, Alice and Elizabeth, are guests of-Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hubbell here Mrs. Nan R. Leech and daughter Malinda spent Wednesday with Mrs. Herbert Fiolds and family at the farm .. .A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Wenger in Connersville Feb. 3. Mrs. Wenger is a daughter of Mrs. L. D. Craig here Mr. and Mrs. Forest Weers and sons of Sunny Slope Farm visited relatives here Monday ... ,Miss
GREENSFORK, Ind. Revival meetings closed at the local Friends church Tuesday evening with twelve conversions. Miss 'fhe-lma and Irma Stackhou&e sang "The Lost Ship," and Flossie and Louise Neff sang "Drifting." Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boyd and son, of Kokomo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Boyd Mrs. Ed.
Hatfield. Mrs. Earl Gilbert and daugh-1 ter, Betty, are visiting in Newcastle, j Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cloud and T" 1 K 1 T T . . . . ... . ' i
n-iv. ;uyri nougn visiiea wixn Mr. ana Mrs. Ora Cloud and family, in Richmond, Wednesday Mrs. Fletcher Bonn and daughter, of Richmond, visited the former's parents Wednesday. Tht last number of the Lyceum course was given Tuesday evening at the Christian church, and was well attended Rev. Roe Amburn and Rev. Myrl Hough were entertained at dinner-Tuesday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Nicholson. Several from, here attended the Omer Wolf sale near Williamsburg, Wednesday.. ., .Miss Mary Myers returned Tuesday evening to her home.
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Will Fox of Newcastle, is visiting ! They know that most indigestion and
with Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Stigleman.. . I disordered stomach are from acidity. ..Mrs. Alice Byrd and George Byrd I The relief comes quickly, no disa.pleft Thursday morning for a visit at 1 5ointment, and the cost is so little too.
Newcastle.. .Rev. Myrl Hough return-! Pape's Diapepsin helps regulate your
ed Thursday morning to her home in
Cowan, aftar assisting Rev. Amburn in a two keeks' revival.
stomach fo you can eat favorite foods
without fear. Advertisement.
PERSHING, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wirley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Chase Mrs. Edna Hamil and daughter spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Chase recently ; Mrs. Hattie Windors, Mrs. Bert Carpenter, Mrs. Ray Doll, Miss Lyziai
SUITS and OVERCOATS at Pre -War Prices LOEHR & KLUTE 725 Main St.
PRICE COAL CO. 517 519 N. 6th St. PHONE 1050 Dealers in High Grade oal
Dr. J. A. Thomson Dentist Murray Theater Building Hours: 9-12, 1 D. 7-S; Sunday 9-12 Phone 2930
FOR SALE Maxwell, 5 new tires, new battery S375 CARROL & BROWN
1026 Main St. Phone 2512
caees and substituting therefore a fU
ing fee of oao half of one pejreent, the tax also to be collected again at each five-year period on the balance re
maining undischarged
body invited Mr Elmer Sink spent.
Sunday with Albert McFaddin and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mo Griff and daughters. Carmen and Ruth
visited Mr. and Mrs. Crist Schweisvlv
church will give a penny supper in
the basement of the church. .. .David !
vissler of Newcastle visited M. L. Young and family Sunday The
This bill is to go to the taxation j rt, Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ora Mc-
committee for a slumber of indefinite period, and only to be pushed in. event of the failure of the fundamental
change through any cause. bilver s bill is predicated upon the so-called Shhin amendment, adopted in 1918.
Suburban
H'OLLANSBURG. Ohio. Mr. Vern Cbenoweth end Mr. Murray Keller were in New Madison, Monday Mrs. Pheba Piatt and daughter Ida. ;nd grandson Howard, were guests of i lie formers daughter. Mrs. Clem Nichols, of Richmond Mrs. Elza Coppock left Thursday morning for Alabama, to the bedside of her mother, who is very ill. Mrs. Jane Coppock will stay with Mr. Conpock and children during Mrs. Coppock's absence Mr. Earl Wiggs ;md Ralph Piatt were in Richmond Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adflifipicn ipent Tuesday with Mr. Lewis Add'nt'ton and family, of near Arba. Mrs. Mont Simpson and daughter Roma spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ben Richards and family Miss Gladys Jacobs called on Miss Norma Clieno-
vefli, Wednesday evening Miss Ol-1 lie Bit knell spent Tuesday evening I with Mrs. Pheba Piatt .Mr. OrviMe ! Raker and family, of Indianapolis, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Butts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilts, ,
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taken regularly, usually spells renewed strength and vigor. Scott C Bowne, BloomfieU, N. J.
Cown were guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs. James Cower, Sunday Mr. Earl Schwetghprt h;is Ariliftp(l and is stationed at Camp Made. Md. . . . .Mrs. Ora McCnwn. and Mr?. James Gower called on Mrs. Thomas Ferree, Sunday afternoon. BOSTON. Ind. Miss Anna Stanley
returned from Peru Fridsv Mrs. j Harry . Peck visited with relatives in i Goshen last week.. . . .Mr. and Afrs. Ed ; Minnerrcan spfnt Sunday with Na-! than Druley and family Mr. and' Mrs. John McClain and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert j Ketron Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John
Druley had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Canon and son. of Detroit. Miss Elvira and Loren
Piper Mrs. Alph Kutter. Mrs. Earl i Miller and daughter of Richmond, vis-1 ited relatives Sunday Mrs. Arthur j Piper Is 'visiting with her daughter, i Mrs. Charles Kennedy in Peru. . : . . Mr. '
and Mrs. Charles Gavin, Misses Lucile and Susie Kitchel, Bess Doty; Harry Pottenger, Will Kitchel, and James Samuels were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkinson and daughter, Mil-
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