Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 204, 8 July 1921 — Page 10

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COMPARE CINCINNATI TO EUROPEAN CITIES AS MUSIC CENTER (By Associated Press) CINCINNATI, O.. July 8. Music lovers of Ohio are beginning to compare Cincinnati as a center of art and musiq to European cities In the days of pre-war opera and art magnificence as a result of the success of the summer grand opera plan, presented during July and August at the Zoo park. Each night, the park pavilion and grounds are thronged. The theater will not take care of the crowds, so to take care of the overflow, benches have been constructed around it. The repertoire includes "Carmen, "Lucia and Gretel," "Alda," "Rigoletto," "Othello," "Don rasquale." "Cavaleria," "Hansel and Gretel," "Tales of Hoffman," "Trovatore," "Lohengrin," "Faust," "Romeo and Juliet," "Barber of Seville," "Martha," "Pagliacci," and numerous ballet divertisements. Admission prices are just about onefifth what one would pay at a regular theater. Famous Names Many famous names are included In the company. The leading coloratura soprano is Mme. Regina Vicarino, of the San Carlo opera company; Mile. Jean Barondess, dramatic soprano with the Barcale opera company of Havana ana soutn America; aiiss Henrietta Wakefield, formerly of the Metronolitan onera company: Miss Elinor Mario, mezzo; Salvator Sctarretti, tenor; Romeo Boscaccl, leading tenor with the Boston Grand Opero company; Greek Evans, leading dramatic baritone with the Scotti opera company; Mario Valle. leading baritone with the San Carlo company; Iaalo Picchi, basso serio; Natale Cervi, basso-buffo, and Mlee. Ella Daganova, danseuse, as" ballet instructress. A corps of 16 dancers, a full chorus of 42 voices, and additional singers from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music are included in the company. Alexander Puglia of New York, Is stage manager; Frank Laird Waller of the Chicago opera company, Boston opera, and the Pavlowa ballet, is assistant conductor and chorus master. Ralph Lyford, member of the voice faculty of the Cincinnati Conservatory, directs the operas. Suburb an rAMRRTDGE CITY. Ind Mrs. J. K ... . , i Smith is very ill. . . .Miss Lenora Carhas rrnno tn TamDctnu'il tn visit

relatives Mr. and Mrs. George Stombaugh recently visited in New Ogborn Will Griensinger and sister Rose spent July 4 with Muncie relatives Mrs. R. C. Jones of Knightstown, visited here a few days with her brother, W. A. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ault and daughter Hattie visited relatives at Newcastle over the Fourth. . . .Noah Waddell and family went to Newcastle Monday evening to see the display of fireworks in that city... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huddleston and son Henry made a trip by auto to Cincinnati July 4 Raymond Myers got his hand burned by a firecracker on the Fourth. CASTINE, O. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Huston entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Sleppy and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Long spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Holstead at New Madison Mr. and Mrs. Amon Newmon visited their daughter Mrs. Cletus Beck at the Miami Valley Hospital at Dayton, Friday evening. Mrs. Beck is recovering from an operation Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shaeffer and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilfillan were Greenj-ille visitors Saturday. Miss Inez Troutwine and Carl Crawford, of Arcanum, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Denlinger, Sunday evening. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deem, of Eldorado, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose and family Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McGriff of Englewood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McGriff The following people spent Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. William Denlineer and family: Mrs. Mollie Denlinger, of nearj Trotwood; Mr. David Oukst, of Day-1 ton; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Denlinger, Mr. j ana mt?. uan ai. uenimger, miss ituta Crane and William Walter Eisele Mr. and Mrs. .Ora McCown and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCown spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Pyles. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gower and; children spent Sunday with Mr. and j Mrs. Ed Silvers, south of Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roberts entertained ' Mr. and Mrs. Simon Geeting and Mr. and Mrs. Al Roberts at dinner Sunday. ....Attendance at Sunday School, S4; collection, $3.94 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fitzwater attended the funeral of his cousin, Mr. Oda at Prices Creek, Tuesday Kenneth Gower entertained class No. 4 Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin visited Mrs. Clara Baker, Monday Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin entertained Mr. Charts Oakst, of Sardiii, Miss., and Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Custer, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Correction! The item in our ad of last evening which read "Pitted Red Cherries, 30c; 3 for 59c," should have .been "Pitted Red Cherries, 30c; 2 for' 59c." Tracy's TWO STORES 1032 Main 526 Main Teeth Tell Tales Free Examination DR. J. A. THOMSON DENTIST Murray Theatre Building Open Evenings and Sunday Phone 2930

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Herman ShaefTer and daughter Mildred, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Potts and children at Union City, Ind..:..Mr. Marvin Venger. of Union City, spent the week-end with Mr. Herbert Hamiel.... Miss Lurene Gingry visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dye and daughter Hazel, near Ithaca, Monday and Tuesday Mr. Carl Aydelotte and lady friend of Cincinnati, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aydelotte and family Mr. Claude Gingry and family, of Richmond, visited Air. John Gingry and daughter, Lurene, Sunday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Milton Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. William Schaar attended meeting at the Oakland church Sunday Misses , Emma Evelyn and Susan Drew spent last week with Mrs. Kate Gingry. ' CENTERVILLE, Ind. Chinch bugs are visiting about every farmer in this community. A meeting was held at the school house Tuesday evening to decide on some method of fighting them, but no definite- conclusion was reached as to the best way. Some decided to continue with the oil, others to use a certain kind of a spray and others were going to experiment on them, and all would report their results if any satisfactory method was found Miss Louise Colvin is the guest of her aunt, Frances Fender, in Richmond The picnic of the M. E. Sunday School was "rained out" just after dinner when they were having uue grana time at a Fourth of July Picnic in Medearis Walnut grove north of town. But the rain did not spoil the evening plan, for about a hundred gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McMinn and brought their fireworks and had a very beautiful display. The crowd was also treated to ice cream cones and cake Frank Buhl and Johrl Sullivan accompanied a party of friends from Richmond on an "over the Fourth" camping expedition near Brookville. Ind. They each brought one fish home as a souvenir of the trip but they caught lots of them which they ate up The Camp Fire Girls and their guardian, Marjorie Hurst, are enjoying a week's outing on the Elmer Jackson farm The M. E. Church will hold an ice cream festival in the LaUra HM room Saturday evening Mrs. Carrie Ross and daughter, Mary, of near Crown Point, motored down to visit Miss Ethel Reichard last Saturday Rev. E T Clark and family are SDPTlflin a TL-celr near Abington, on a camping out trip. ....mere win ne work fnr tho can didates at the Eastern Star next Friday evening followed bv a and banouet Miss T mew, of Vermilion, O., who has been - r - "yt3 occioi uajs wilu ner orotner Frank returned Monday, taking her ...1 t .. .. - 1 spending several days with her broth uci i"1 wilu nis grandparents. Mr. ana Airs. A. B. Dunbar A. R. Dllnhai- ananf Monday with relatives in Charlottsville Mrs. Cora Demoss and family and Carl Petro and family spent July 4 at Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Julian Dunbar and Walter Dunbar joined a company of friends from Green'sFork, who picnicked in Lick Creek the Fourth The Home Culture Club which met Tuesday evening, listened to a very helpful talk by Joseph Blose on "Woman's Place in the Business World." There were also some very

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interesting musical numbers prepared on me program Dy Mrs. E. T. Clark.. . . Mr. and Mrs. James Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and Miss Carrie Davis, of New Paris, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wood Eliason and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crowe Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Messer and Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Kuntz, of Cleveland, O, visited Mrs. Anna Lashley last week. Mrs. Kuntz and Mrs. Messer were members of the Brainard family, who lived in tho Flook residence 38 years ago The First Union Church service was a great sucess at the Christian church Sunday evening. The church was filled though it was a very warm night and Rev. Clark gave a very Interesting sermon showing the relation of national prosperity to Christianity. The next meeting will be in the Friends church and Rev. McCormick will have charge. ABINGTON. Ind. Mrs. Austin Morgan was taken Wedneay evening td the Reid Memorial hospital for an operation Thursday morning. She s. getting along very well Misses Virgile and Gladys Bertram visited Friday afternoon with Matilda and Loretta Weiss A dance will be giveu Saturday evening, July 9 Mr. and Mrs. James Plankenhorn and family, of near Green's Fork, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stevens visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burris and family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters of Richmond visied Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dynes Threshing will begin in the Sunbeam threshing ring Wednesday.. . . . Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Deer and family and Mr. and Mrs. William Smoker visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gale Smoker and family Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss and family and Miss Jeanette Markamp visited Sunday with Martin Cunningham and son, of New Paris, O Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turner and family visited July 4 with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glunt and family. WHITEWATER, Ind. A delightful time was enjoyed Sunday. July 3. at a reunion of the Hoos family, given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Niewoehner, north of Whitewater, in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Clark Eckert of Cocoanut Grove, Fla. A delicious dinner was served at noon. Several splendid musicians in the company and the music and singing were enjoyed by all. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. Clark Eckert of Cocoanut Grove, Fla.; Mr. find Mrs. Festus Hoos and daughter Wilma of Warsaw, Ind.: Mr. Wilson TTnns fr ar,A Vir-c 1 i.nu iuia. Robert Farleton. Mr. and Mrs. Garver Hoos and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Niewoehner, Russell Niewoehner, Henry Hoos, Miss Elizabeth H003, Mr. Jesse Hoos and son Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoos, Mr. and Mrs! Ray Needham and daughter Doris, Miss Helen Hutchings, Mr. Ernest H003, Mr. Eldin Hoos, Mr. and Mrs. Everett isiewoehner, all of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Niewoehner iua, urvme, Glen and Opal Niewoenner. BOSTON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Alph xvuner returned Monday from a visit " itiieuo, uetroit ana an Canada,. Stanley ana son of Witts spent ounuay wun v. Lu Beard and familv. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parks and You'll Say It's Best"

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Mr. and Mrs. M. Wood motored to Richmond Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs. Thorn and daughter motored to Liberty Monday afternoon. .. .Miss Golda and Albert Young of Cincinnati are visiting relatives Mrs. Willard Howard who has been seriously ill, is slowly improving.... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicholson of Richmond spent Thursday evening with Mr." and Mrs. S. D. Druley Mrs. William Looney and Miss Mary Beard spent Friday in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frazee and children spent the week end at Miami, O Miss Bernice Burnett of Webster, and Frank Piper, of Peru, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Piper thi3 week Mr. and Mrs. James Ambrose and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Worthie Williams and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Young and family and Miss Eleanora Steinriede of Cincinnati motored to Dayton Monday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hinton of Indianapolis visited friends here Sunday and Monday. . .Mrs. Victor Heath and son returned from a visit with relatives at Marion Mr. and Mrs. John Long spent Monday at Covington, Ky...Mrs. Lena Shumate of Cin Y

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cinnati visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson. NEW GARDEN, Ind. Miss Esther Cook was called to deliver an address at a church home coming held near Newcastle Sunday. She is spending a few weeks visiting relatives and friends there Miss Grace King, of Purdue university, addressed the meeting of the Edgewood Baking club and their mothers, at the club room Wednesday afternoon George Frazer and daughter Ethel of Williamsburg, called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs. Carl Bailey entertained friends and relatives from Dayton, Sunday Miss Opal Parker of Carlos City, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Leibold and family Mrs. Minnie Pitcher visited with friends in Richmond Monday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pitts and family and Mr. and Mrs Milton Pitcher and Robert Pitcher spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Leibold and family. Mr. and" Mrs. Nathan Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pike picnicked at Funk's Lake Sunday Mrs. Henry Hoover has gone to Ridgeville to spend 0.

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few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walls Olin Pike, of Richmond, was home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoover and family visited relatives at Fountain City Sunday The Teachers' Training class met at the church Tuesday evening Several Richmond people spent a few days camping in Edgerton's grove... Our farmers, along with many others, are waging a serious battle with the chinch bugs. An invasion was discovered Saturday morninar in a fifty acre field of corn on the farm of Clarence Martin. After strenuous efforts the bugs were checked and destroyed, only a few rows of corn being damaged Mrs. Ida M. Nicholson of Iowa, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Bond Miss Ruth Williams dined Sunday with Miss Grace Knoll... Miss Esther Hodson is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Williams-and family. The New Garden threshing ring held a business meeting at the community house Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher and daughter. Virginia Louise, visited relatives at Winchester Sunday.. ... .Misses Ruth Williams, Ruby Leibold and Ruth Knoll were the guests of Louise and Mary Martin Tuesday afternoon

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Miss Ruth Williams spent Monday at Huntsville Oscar Bailey and son. Loring, will spend the remainder of the summer working near Winchester. Mrs. Sarah Jane Thomas and Mrs. called on Mrs. Clarence Martin Friday afternoon.. .Master Everett Rotherme spent Sunday with Murray and Roy Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pitts and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Macy Sunday evening. NEW MADISON, O.-Leonard Mills, farmer, west of town, i3 ill.:.. Mr. and Mrs. John Coblentz of Middleboro. Ind., visited relatives here Monday Linn Overman returned to hi3 home in Richmond yesterday after spending a week with relatives Wheat threshing has begun; C. R. Smelker threshed 221 bushels from 11 acres. This i3 about the best yield we have heard of.

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