Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 187, 17 June 1921 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921.

ROAD FROM RICHMOND TO tERRE HAUTE TO .GET. INTENSIVE WORK INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., June 17. minois will complete the National road through that state this summer and Indiana -will coupie up previously constructed sections in the Hoosier link between Terre Haute and Richmond, leaving 66 milss of this, road in Indiana which will not be contracted for this year, according to announcement today by Lawrence Lyons, director of the state highway department. While the policy of the commission is to go slow on building new roads until production costs decline .to a

reasonable figure, it recognizes the vital importance of expediting this work and the imperative need of bridging gaps, in order to bring into utility previous completed secons and to eliminate long and frequent detours. The-; fore much of this season's work, augmented by maintenance of other state roads, will be concentrated on the national road, Mr. Lyons says. Speeding Up Work. According to C. Gray, acting chief engineer, the construction of this most important of federal highways w'Jich is to give the nation a hard-surface road from coast to coast, is proceeding at the rate of approximately 4

miles a month. An additional con-1

crete mixer starts this month to speed up the work. Indiana today has completed 20.24 , miles of, this highway and has "16.2 miles under contract. A total of 102.5 miles is necessary to complete the road from Terre Haute to Richmond. The department has under . contract 151 miles of various state roads and up to this time has built with federal aid 56.5 miles. Building on all state highways is progressing at the unprecedented rate of approximately 20 miles a month against last year's record month of 7 miles an . average of 3 miles per month. Federal Aid Plan. The federal aid plan of co-operation with states in national highway construction is to match dollar for dol

lar, extending 50 on area up to but t

not in excess of $2000 a mile on contract price. With present inater- , ial and labor prices making it cost about J40.000 a mile for concrete roads, the government is supplying $20,000 of production cost in Indiana. Our state's portion of- government monies is $7,415,292.61 and, according to Engineer Gray, the highway department has contracted to use the sum .of $3,956,464 and ha? approved roads to cover all available funds, Federal , money, obtained on mileage built up , to May 24 this year was $175,343.22 and application has been made for $312,424.73. The Indiana portion of the National road connects the cities o Terre Haute, Brazil, Plainfield, Indianapolis, Greenfield. Knightstown, Cambridge City and Richmond, and opens to continuous modern highway travel some of the richest agricultural -and industrial gions of the Hoosier commonwealth.

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dren of the home, with Mr. and Mrs.) and sons, Clifford and Vernon, and Cuppy, superintendent and matron, : Ml, and Mrs. Earl Smoker visited joined with them in a picnic supper. 1 Sunday with "Mr. and Mrs. Tom ...The will of Sarah Sholtz has been! Lemons and family Mrs. Ross Stevprobated. After the payment of aliens visited Monday afternoon with debts and funeral expenses she leaves ' Mrs- Floyd Dynes.

the residue of her estate to her broth

ers, John E. and Levi W. Green The Winchester Rotary club entertained 24 members of the G. A, R. at noon luncheon Tuesday in the dining room of the Main Street Church of

Christ. Mi3S Ruth Reinheimer led inj the singing of a number of patriotic j songs Suit for divorce has beenj filed by Opal Schlecty against Harley Schlecty. They were married Dec. 25, 1910, and separated June 14, 1919. Cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide is the charge. Plaintiff asks for the custody of her minor children Three suits on notes have been filed by the Citizen's Banking company of Modoc. The first against Ellsworth Hunt, the second against Elssworth Hunt and Isabelle Hunt, and the third against Willard Cox and Ellsworth Hunt... The third band con

cert of the season was given Tuesday evening on the south court house campus at 8 o'clock. A large crowd was in attendance Collins Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black, of Farmland, and Miss Ruth Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mills, of Maxville, were married Sunday by the Rev. Harvey Thornburg at his

home west of Farmland. The couple I will live on a farm south of Farmland.

and Dean Lewis of Arba, and Miss Fay Southard of Bloomingsport and Miss Florence Boren were guests Sunday of Mr. ana Mrs. Jehu Boren.

. . . Mr. and Mrs. Goodenough and

and Mrs. Eugene Long and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cappellar and Mrs. Joseph Long of Centerville, were Sunday guests of Anson Brumfield... Mrs. Pauline Alexander and little son.

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LOSANTVItXE, Ind The Epworth League convention held at Parker Tuesday and Wednesday, was well attended by Losantville people. Those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and son; Misses, Wilma Har-

desty, Lucile and Martha- Stewart, Dale Tawney, Georgia Johnson, Mary Halstead, Cleta and Anna Mae ArboRhast and Adalaide Almond, and

Messrs. Robert Pierce and Ivan Bur-

Rep. James A. G alia vanRepresentative James A. Gallavan of Boston created a furore in the house recently when he introduced a joint resolution providing that the coming Dempsey-Carpen-tier battle be prohibited until after the U. S. has provided a suitable home for its war veterans. Gallavan argues that the people should not be allowed to pay $50 for a ticket' 'm the ght until they had contributed to a home for their country's heroes.

BETHEL. The June home coming was well attended. Rev. Roy L. Brown of Bellefontaine, O.. had charge

of both services.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. C. C. ! Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hyde and daughter, Rosemary, of Richmond, Mr. and' Mrs. Humphrey Mikesell of Chester, and Miss Crystal Gibbs of Arba, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde and Miss Wyvona Hyde Mr. and Mrs. James VanZant and Miss Evelyn Huntington, of Richmond, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Brown. ..Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pettijohn and daughters, Mary Marie and Ruth Willodean. of Ridgsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Addie Hill of New Madison. O , were guests Sunday

or Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Van Nuys of Richmond, were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Cellia Anderson. .Joseph Moore

son or Richmond, spent faunaay eve- Denzil, are spending a few days with

nine wun Mr. ana Mrs. tvoy

Brown... Miss Lotha Wolfal of Rich--Grace Alexander

Elmer Alexander and family Miss

spent last week

mond spent Saturday night and Sun- J with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris, of

day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reason Wolfal Children's Day exercises will be given here next Sunday night Miss Florence Boren spent Sunday with Miss Fay Southard, at Bloomingsport Mrs. James Blose of Centerville spent a portion of last week with Harry Spencer and family.. .. .Miss Angeline Skinner, of Richmond, is spending a few days

with Ray Polley and family ,Mr. j and Mrs. C. D. Pyle, Mrs. Clayton ; Reigil and daughter, Elizabeth, of j Richmond and Milton Harlan wera supper guests Sunday evening of Mr. j and Mrs. W. E. Harlan Mr. and; Mrs. Vernie Polley and children, of j Salem, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Polley... Mr. and Mrs. John; Weidenbaugh spent Sunday evening i with Mr and Mrs. Jehu Boren.. .. .Mr. !

Lynn Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Cofield and Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Cofield spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Clark and family, of near Fountain City... ..Mrs. Mary Young and son Leonard and grandson, Donald Young, .of New Paris. O., spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs Oliver Spencer.

FAVORS NEW NAME FOR RJVER WASHINGTON. June j 17. A hous resolution changing the name of th Grand river in Colorado to the Color ado river was ordered favorably reported Thursday by the senate commerce committee. The change, it was said, was preliminary to hydraulic power development.

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Rogers and family of Greenville and J. G. Frank and family spent Sunday with the former's daughter and family of West Alexandria, O B. J. Ford and wife of West Milton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Creager J. G. Frank and family and W. E. Gruber and family attended the G. A. R. encampment at Greenville Wednesday, and took lunch on the memorial hall lawn with Mr. and Mrs.' Eli Newton, Mrs. Amy Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. John Ixven and Dr. Harding, the father of Warren G. Harding.

NEW GARDEN, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Linley Pike spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hunt Several from this place attended children's day services at Hopewell Sunday night Mrs. Luhter Leibold spent a few days last week visiting in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chenoweth pttended decoration at Green's Fork,

Sunday The Aid society held its;

monthly meeting at the church last Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Williams and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams and family of near Williamsburg Mr. and Mrs. Willard Collins and little daughter, Marjorie, and Miss Thelma Macey were the Sunday guests of Mr -and Mrs. Henry Pitts and family.-

Clem Thistlethwaite's, Richmond, Ind.

WINCHESTER. Ind. Sheriff Lundy Fisher arrested William Shields in Portland and returned him to this city to face a charge of criminal assault and as?ault and battery, which had been filed in Justice Coats' court by Delores Bradley. The criminal assault part of the charge was withdrawn and Shields pleaded guilty to plain assault and battery, and was fined $16.65. . . Marriage licenses have been issued to Philip H. Hammond, 25, Frederick, Okla., and Cecil L. Stewart, 22, Union City; H. Marvin Cha'fant, 20, and Mary Ethel Winget, 21, both of Portland; Collins A. Black, 23, and

I Ruth Mills, 21, both of Farmland

The annual Greene township Sunday school convention will be held in the Greene school building, Sunday, June 21 Members of the W. C. T. U. made their annual visit to the James

ABINGTON, Ind. Mrs. Louise Bertram entertained at dinner Sunday the following: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Burris,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertram, Mr. and! Mrs. James Hanley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bertram, Mr. and Mrs. Omar.

I Bertram, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tur-1

ner, Mr. and Mrs. Richrad essiey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glunt, Mr. and j Mrs. Cecil Mustard, and Misses Col-i leen Bertram, Thelma Turner, Virgile Bertram, Helen Turner, Leatha Glunt, ' Evelyn Wessley, Hargaret Turner. Gladys Bertram, and Messrs. Cleveland ', Burris, Robert Lamb, Everett Bertram, ! Ralph Turner, Harold Hanley, and ' William Glunt Mr. and Mrs. Wil-' liam Smoker and Miss Mildred Smoker motored to Dayton, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Austin Morgan and daughter Cleo, and Miss Henrietta Collins visit-1 ed Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Rothmal Mrs. Floyd Dynes visited Sunday afternoon with ' Mr. and Mrs. James Jarrett and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gale Smoker:

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mond The annual June meeting of the Baptist church will be held at the Little Creek church, June 25 and 26. Elder William Crouse, of Tipton. Ga.. is expected to preach. A basket dinner will be served both days .... Miss Pearl Bales, who suffered a severe attack of heart trouble Monday morning is improving . slowly .. Mrs. Treva Grey, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grey. ... Kenneth Johnson from Pekin, 111., is spending a few weeks with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. JohnFon . . . Mrs. Lilly Moore returned

to her home at Middlefield, O., after

a visit with relatives here Miss Bernice Lamb spent Thursday in Newcastle ... Mr. Leon Wiggins spent Tuesday in Indianaponlis. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Harve Cooke and daughter. Dor

is, spent Wednesdav afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Thornburg, of near Hagerstown Mrs. Mollie Daniels and Parmer Hoppis.: of Red Key.- spent Sunday with Mrs. Daugherty. .. .Nolan Bookout and Leon Kepey. of Muncie. visited Mrs. Lucinda Bookout Tuesday and Wednesday.

well filled lunch baskets. The chil-

WEST RIVER. Ind. Mr. .and Mrs. A: Wood and daughter Cora visited

their daughter, Mrs. Newton Hart, of Parker, Ind., Sunday Miss Ethel Shields of near Mooreland took Sunday dinner with Miss Chaircie Benson of this place.. .. Rev. Roe Amburn and Rev. William Tearl of near Farmland dined with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Gray Sunday .... Herman and Corbet Wood of Selma. Ind., visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Wooj Saturday afternoon .... Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dennis and daughter Dot, of Losantville. spent Sunday with Mr. F. D. King and family ... .Jesse Weaver has returned from school to spend the. summer. .. .Charles Benson called on, Jesse Weaver Tuesday afternoon. ....Mosa Wood of near here is visit

ing his brother. John Wood, of Selma, for a few days. ...Miss Opal Hardwicke of Modoc visited Mr. .and Mrs. A. Wood last week The Pleasant

Word circle will hold class meeting at the home of Miss Lois Root near Hagcrstown Sunday afternoon.

Baby's Sofc Qtafe! Skin The Cause of Untold Misery Nurse Tells How to Avoid It Philadelphia, Pa. "Sykes Comfort Powder has been used on this little

boy with great success in keeping his skin free from chafing, scalding, rashes and soreness, which is the

lA, y f:ic cause oi so mucn OiV- i misery among

children. In my eleven years work as a nurse I have never found anything to equal Sykes Comfort Powder for this purpose." Lottie E. Sloper, Nurse,4011 Pine St.,Philadelphia,Pa. The reason Sykes Comfort Powder is so successful in healing and preventing chafing, scalding, rashes and skin irritations is because it contains six healing, antiseptic ingredients not found in ordinary talcums. Physicians and nurses call if'aHealingWonder."

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OLIVE OIL Pompeiian (the Bestt ''i-pint 50c can 39c -About 8 Pounds COFFEE Bee Hive Brand Always Right Lbs. $1, 1 Lb. 35c

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