Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 145, 29 April 1921 — Page 3

HUNT, PREBLE COUNTY - AUDITOR, PREDICTS DECREASED VALUES

EATON, O.. April 29. That Preble county's personal .tax duplicate will ; show a decreased valuation of at least $3,000 000 this year, as compared with last year, is estimated by County Auditor S. C. Hunt. He bases his estimate on the fact that 15 returns, selected at random from the 12 townships and a like number from seven Tillages, show a total loss of $91,640, as compared with last year, the townships showing a loss of $70,290 and the Tillages a loss of $21,350. The time limit for filing Toluntary personal tax returns expires Saturday night, after which penalties will attach and the $100 exemption clause will be Toid. . Car Stolen Thursday. Some time after 2 o'clock Thursday morning a coupe belonging to Frank

Markey, local rural mail carrier, was stolen from his garage in the rear of his home. The car is a 1921 model, number 4,550,056, and carried Ohio license No. 342,298. Markey offers $25 for arrest of the thief and $25 for recovery of the car. Many Junior Clubs. Fifteen organizations for boys' and girls' club work have been found in Preble county by County Agent E D. Turner. It is probable additional clubs will be formed. The boys' clubs will raise pigs and

corn, and the girls' clubs will be devoted to food and clothing. Owing to lateness in getting the club program under way in the county. Agent Turner states that the limit for enrollment for club work has been extended to May 6. County Clubs to Meet. Annual meeting of the Preble County Woman's Federated clubs will be held here May 11. Mrs. Frances Murray, of New Paris, is president of the federation. Mackey Sues McCoy. Foreclosure of mortgage securing four notes for $1,100 is sought In a common pleas court action brought by Omer C. Mackey against Ida McCoy. Mackey is also suing Harry S. and Charles C. McCoy,' doing business as McCoy Brothers and. Ida McCoy to recover $845 on a note. Former Resident to Speak. Oliver T. Corson, former state school commissioner, native of Camden and former superintendent of the Camden schools, will address the graduating class of the Camden school at the annual commencement exercises May 20. Mulford Addresses Pupils. Ren Mulford. of Cincinnati, addressed the graduating class of the Israel

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921.

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township high school at the annual commencement exercises Thusday night Diplomas were presented the class members by E. E. McClellan.

DISTRICT METHODISTS HELP FORM COUNCIL

Dr. Somerville Light, district superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal church in the Richmond district, the Rev. A. H. Backus ana O. F. Ward are attending tne organization meeting of the Indiana State Council of the M. E. church, in Indianapolis. Others from this district who were to attend, include C. J. Gunckel, of Union City; J. A. Hood, Of Portland, and the Rev. W. W. Vr:ar., of Newcastle. The meeting is to close its two day session Friday night. It is the purpose of the council. It is said, to unify more closely conference work in Indiana. One of the first important steps of the newly organized council is to appoint 20 committees to consider the various questions that will come before the council.

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ROOD, Old-Fashicned HAMMOCKS These have been hard to get for several years, but we have a fine new line this season at pre-war prices. See these at the new low prices $3.50, $4.50, $5.75, $8.75

OAK PORCH SWING

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il T 1To complete the comfort and appearance of your porch, get a pretty Grass Rug. Note these extremely low prices: 27x54-inch size 98 36x72-inch size $1.98 6x9-foot size $7.85 8xl0-foot size $9.00 9xl0-foot size $10.50

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