Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 222, 29 July 1921 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND bUN-lELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., t RlDAY, JULY lazi.
EATON LEGION POST MAY BE SPONSOR FOR CHAUTAUQUA IN 1922 EATON, O., July 29. Indications at this time are Eaton will have another chautanqua course next year, but It has not been determined whether the old Chautauqua committee or St. Clair post, American Legion, will sponsor the course. The committee seemingly hesitated
tackling the undertaking for next year and J. W. Huffman, Chautauqua superintendent, took up the proposition with
the Legion Post, the executive commit tee of which signified the post's will
ingness to assume the responsibility
of the meeting next year. Final de
cision of the committee has not yet
been officially announced.
W. E. Reel, chairman of the Chautauqua committee, has given out a
financial statement showing the com
mittee has a deficit of about $20 this
year, although the treasury has a balance of 1250. The object of the reserve fund was to establish a local
playground for children,' when thei fund grew sufficiently large. 1 This season's Chautauqua came to a close Thursday evening, aTter a seven-day session. A grand concert was the closing attraction. Paul W. Ward lectured In the afternoon. Start Eastern Star Chapter. Institution of an Eastern Star chapter here Is tentatively scheduled for August 4. It is expected the grand worthy matron will be present. New Paris chapter will take a prominent part in the ceremonies. Rebekah Lodge Reunion. Members of the Rebekah lodges of District No. 46 will hold a reunion here August 20 on the fairgrounds. The Rebekah subordinate lodge members of the district will be invited to participate. A varied program of entertainment is being arranged.
Family Meetings Here. For a number of years August has been the month of family reunions at the county fairgrounds. This year will be no exception. Reunions announced at this time for next month are: August 6, Focht; August 17, Brower; August IS. Potterf. Other reunion dates announced are: August 13. the eighth annual reunion of the Surface family, at the home of Mrs. Tip Brad way. New Hope; August C, ninth annual Garber reunion, at the home of Alger Erbaugh, mile north of Diamond Mills, Montgomery county; August 6. Hapner reunion, at the home of John S. Hapner, four miles west of Lewisburg. Union Services Sunday. Union church services will be conducted Sunday evening on the lawn at the Methodist church. "Investments in American Democracy." an illus
trated lecture, will feature the serv-l
ices. The Sunday evening lawn services win be continued during August at the several churches. Eaton Issues Bonds. For the purpose of taking up certificates of indebtedness issued against the service fund, council has authorized the issuance of $5,000 worth of bonds. Eaton Meets Farmersvltle. Eaton will take on Farmersville here Sunday afternoon at the ball park. Play will be called at 2:30. Farmersvllle 'defeated the locals in a game here a few weeks ago by a 7-6 score. - . ... . . Regimental Reunion August 4. Members of the 156th regiment, O .V. L., will meet here August 4 for their annual reunion. Major TV. H. Ortt. of Eaton, is president of the regimental reunion association. M. N. Surface, of New Paris, is secretary.
Suburban
MODOC. Ind. Misses Beatrix and
Bernlce Spray are visiting their grandfather. E. P. Dow. and children. . .Mrs. Lydia Symcook. of Iowa, is visiting her brother, William Macy.- Miss Nell Botkin. of near Huntsville, spent Monday afternoon with Miss Esther Abel... Clair Edwards.
ing in Michigan, returned home Tuesday for a few weeks' stay Mrs. Wes. Howell spent Tuesday with Mrs.
urson wyne Mrs. W. W. Walker
is not feeling well Mrs. E. H. John
son is visiting her father, Dan Conwell, at Muncie Mrxand Mrs. Hod-
son and children spent Monday even
ing in Farmland... Mrs. Lena Wright and son, Claude Everette, who have been visiting Mrs. Wright's mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Jane Wright, and
other relatives, started for their home
at Phoenix, Ariz., Wednesday morning. ..Miss Hazel Hardwlck is work
ing near Union City.. Mrs. Meade Bennett spent Tuesday afternoon with her
daughter. Mrs. OUie Naylor Miss Ruth Swain spent Tuesday night with Mrs. Ruth Jones.... Miss Vivian Stewart, of Spiceland. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. S. Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Charley Petro and children, who have been visiting Mrs. Ella Petro, return
ed to their home in Columbus, O, on Sunday... Thomas Hillen and Charles Bluebaker, of Muncie. spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. HowelL ...Mrs. Betty Mann, of Walters. Oklahoma, is visiting her brother, James
Tullis, and family. ...Roy Cramer, of Marion, spent Monday and Tuesday with Miss Clara Tullis'. . . .Mrs. Ollie Naylor and son. Max, spent Wednes
day with Mrs. B. K. Culley Mrs. Ozro Rubush and daughter. Marguerite, spent Monday with Mrs. Russell
Dow Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Orson Wyne will
start for Andrew, Ind., Thursday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Oxley.... Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sharp, of near Carlos, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Farmerr
GRATIS, O. Mrs. Sarah Zimmer
man and son Paul, spent part of the
past week at Miamisburg. visiting Mrs. Zimmerman's sons, Roscoe and Herschel.. . . .Mrs. Edna Polhemus has
been very ill with typhoid fever. Mrs,
Dorothea Brubaker, who has been sick,
with symptoms of typhoid, is improv
ing The M. E. Sunday school held
its annual picnic at the Miami Val
ley Chautauqua- grounds, Thursday.
Over one hundred were present. Games, races and contests were en
joyed during the day. At the noon
hour a bounteous lunch was spread.
The employes of the Miamisbur;
warehouse held their third annual picnic at the blue banks . of Twin Creek Friday- A large crowd was present.. .The Gratis boy scouts gave a social on the school grounds Friday evening from which nearly $30 was cleared. The boys and Rev. Thomas were pleased with the proceeds, which will be used for the expenses of the scouts Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bowman, of Richmond, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith Mr. and! hostess,
relatives and friends in town, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butt entertained a number of relatives and friends from Hamilton, at dinner, Sunday... The Progressive Brethren Sun
day school will hold a plcnlo Aug. 20,
at Glen Miller park. Richmond.. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry . Miller and daughter, Theda, spent Sunday in the country as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder and family Mr. and Mrs. James Karicofe and family visited his brother, in the country, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ora Patterson and daughter, Ruth, Miss Cleoph Apple, and Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Pence spent Sunday at Glen Miller park. Richmond..... Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Shaw and children, of Dayton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darrah and family. GREENS FORK. Ind. Lena Stanton, Grace Stanton, Isabelle Carter, Dorothy Gwin. Ethel Ullery. Blanche Davis. Miss "Brown of Connersville.
Florence Wickersham, Wilma Black, Sarah Gamber, Mary Meyers, Mary , Hatfield, Cuba Sowers, Aaron Lindley,
Arnold UnderhilL Loren Beeson, Donald Gause, Kenneth Nicholson, Lawrence Lindley, Theodore Beeson, How. ard Allen, Theodore Carter, Harvey Kinsinger, James Endsley, Donald Carter, George Mendenhall, Joseph
Williams, and Ralph Nicholson enJoyed a weiner roast in Lewis Kinsey's woods Wednesday evening.. . . . Miss Brown of Connersville, .is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mont Williams and son, Joseph Mrs. Florence Linderman spent Wednesday with Mrs. Eva Cook at Centerville. CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fink recently returned
from a visit at Spencerville, with relatives Miss Ruth Meyers has returned fKm a visit at Culver, Ind., and other points..... Mrs. Ralph Fink visited in Richmond, Tuesday .The Baptist base ball team and Dublin,
will play a game of base ball Saturday
at the park Miss Ethel Zehring re
turned to New York Wednesday..
Mrs.George Babcock, who was operated on for appendicitis recently at the Richmond hospital, is getting alon nicely Mrs. Grace Beard and children, and Miss Ethel Holiday have moved into the Swede building Herby Carr was operated on for appendicitis at Reid Memorial hospital, Richmond, Sunday, and is doing nicely Mrs. Young, of Ohio, has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Taylor Crook. Mis Irene Gherling, who has been
visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Fred: Shirkey, and Mrs. Mary Shirkey, returned to her home in Connersville1
Wednesday.. . '. .Miss Racheal Coffin, a former resident of Cambridge City,; visited Mrs. John Dodson Wednesday. ....Mrs. Taylor Crook and daughter. Frances, and her sister, Mrs. Young, left for Kendalville Thursday. j HOLLANSBTJRG, O. A birthday surprise party was given on Sam Caskey at Glen Miller park Sunday, his fifty-fourth birthday. The invited guests consisted only of his family and sisters. At the noon hour a boun
teous luncheon was served by the
Piatt, of this place, Mrs. Hiram Clark and son, James, of Palestine. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keever and son, Clarence and family of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Aurla Umm, Roy Decamp and 'family and Mr. and Mrs. Clem Nichols of Richmond and Sam Caskey and family of Chester. They will meet at the home of Clarence Keever at Muncie next summer...... Miss Cynthia Mar
shall of Bethel was the guests of Miss Mae Piatt Saturday night and Sunday Mrs. Viola Richards returned Monday after an extended visit with relatives Mrs. Pheba Piatt and daughter, Lola, and grandson, Howard, returned Wednesday evening after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Nichols of Richmond. .. .Grace Trimble and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moore spent part of last week at Blufton, O......Mr. and Mrs. Ora Chenoweth and son. Howard, and
Clarence Chenoweth and family motored to CincinatI Sunday and spent the day Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Wright spent
part of last week with Mr. Fellery and family of Cincinnati ..Frank Irelan and family of Dayton and Dr.
and Mrs. A. W. Meek were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Whiteman and mother Sunday Vera Chenoweth
and family and Miss Idris Chenoweth
spent Sunday at Oxford, O Miss Marie Harris spent Wednesday with
Miss Cynthia Marshall of Bethel..
Miss Mattie Locke and brother, Addi
son M. Locke attended the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. Stowers of Richmond . Tuesday morning. ..Mrs. Elihu Polley! remains in very poor health S. D. Chenoweth and family of Richmond spent Tuesday evening with W. A. Chenoweth and family.... Don Annacost spent part of this -week with Leslie Branson and family of Richmond. ABINGTON , Ind. The Sunbeam
threshing ring held their annual meeting and settlement at the home f the president, Clarence Ham, Wednesday evening. After the usual business was transacted, light refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Ham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Wil
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smoker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Solvin, Mr. and Mrs.
Callaway Isaac, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glunt, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dynes, Charles Tice, Ben Weiss, Coy Stevens, Gale Smoker. Oran McCashland. Mrs. Har
vey Frazier, Misses Helen Ham, Hilda Weiss. Effie Higgins. Marie Weiss. Ruby Ham, Evelyn Ham, Dorothy Smoker, Mamie Isaac, Marie Isaac, Izona Ham, Leatha Glunt; Messers Joseph Weiss, Ray Weiss, Fred Higgins, Frank Weiss, Russell f Shadle, Robert Ham, Clifford Smoker, Harold Ham, Roland McCashland, Gerald Frazier. Lloyd Ham, William Glunt and Robert Isaac.
The following spent the afternoon
and dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss and family, Wednesday: Mr.
and Mrs. George Schuette and children, Irene and Junior, of Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. George Toschlog and sons, Joseph. Everett and David, of Webster, Mr. and Mrs. John Habing of Richmond, Sister Sophrina of the Sisters of St. Francis convent, of Oldenburg. Ind., Miss Rozella Toschlog and Ben Schrpeder, of Richmond. ABINGTON, Ind. Mrs. Austin Morgan returned Tuesday evening from Centerville, where she has been staying with relatives. Mrs. Morgan recently underwent an operation at Reid Memorial hospital... Mrs. Elmer Deer visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. James Plankenhorn and daughter. Retta Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Stevens called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dynes Sunday evening.... Mrs. Lena Daugherty, of Richmond, is spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Omar
Bertram and family.... Miss Mamie
Holler is visiting this week with Rich
mond friends.... Charles Tice, Mrs. I Ella Matty and Mrs. Elizabeth Tice j visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. : and Mrs. Fred Tice and children. Mar- ' jorie and Louise. . . .Mrs. Gale Smoker j and children, Mildred and Vernon, . and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smoker visited Wednesday evening with Mr., and Mrs. James Jarrett and' daughter, Celia Belle, and Mr. and Mrs. Park Jarrett.... Miss Celia Belle Jarrett is ill.
Ford, Edison, Firestone Party to Change Camping Site (By Associated Press) CUMBERLAND, Md.. July 29. Henry Ford. Thomas Edison and Henry M. Firestone, accompanied by Bishop William Anderson and other members of their camping party, arrived here last night from Big Pool Md. They intend to obtain a camp site on Cheat River in West Virginia for the remainder of. their outing it was said.
JENKINS & CO.
Bridal Rings There is one department in our establishment we wish at this time to call to the attention of the young people of the community. We refer to Engagement and Wedding Rings. Our buyer has spared no effort in bringing thi3 very important department to the highest standard, and to those interested we extend a cordial invitation to call and allow us to show what we believe to be the finest stock in this section.
WE INVITE COMPARISON OF PRICES, STYLES and QUALITY
Jenkins & Co
726 Main Street
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What is a Bargain?
a sign of thrift. Thrift is intelligent buying, and intelligent buying is getting the BEST QUALITY at the LOWEST PRICES That's what you get here and during our Summer Clearance and price reductions you get i the best and biggest bargains you ever saw or heard of. You may open a . DIVIDED PAYMENT CHARGE ACCOUNT at these low prices and use it at all times. It is convenient, dignified, and without embarrassment. Ask us about it.
712 Main Street
Those present were Mr. and 1
Pheba Piatt and
Mds. Pearl Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. i Mrs. S. Caskey, Mrs.
Archie Petit, of Dayton, called on daughter, Lola, and grandson, Howard
Called by Death
EATON, O.. July 29. Remains of Mrs." Sarah Virginia Welton. 72. who died Wednesday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. L. B. Atkinson, four miles west of Sugar Valley, were shipped Thursday to Petersburg, W. Va., for funeral and burial. A daughter, Mrs. Elam Stamback, also survives her.
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A mall part down and the balance ovn a period of weeks, entitles you o your choice ol any garment in stock We oiler quality st) U CLOTHES
FOR THE ENTIRE
FAMliy that compare in every respect with the offerings similar stores ask $5 to 310 more lor Terms are arranged so that you can PAY AS YOU CET PAID
ALWAYS RELIABLE
Good Pie Crust TO MAKE SURE that all your bakings stay moist, oven fresh and palatable, use the flour that gives your bakings the greatest of keeping qualities. .
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Saturday's Bargains in Children's White Footwear If you expect to buy any white slippers for the children this summer buy them now. Prices ranging from 79 to $1.69 Sizes as large as 2. Black and brown Oxfords 1.69 to $2.48 Discount on all Children's Low Shoes.
SPECIAL LOTS IN MEN'S AND WOMEN'S LOW SHOES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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Last call on Summer clothes! Better come in and get what you need before they are all gone. Merchandise is hard to get, but we've got the goods. Wear our good, "nifty" clothes.
TRACY'S Coffee Fresh Roasted V; 'Daily" ;;: - V We seii Skinners the highest grade Macaroni. Spaghetti, Egg Noodles and other, Macaroni Products.
lomey's Big WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE
The one thing that will add to the beauty and attractiveness of your home is artistic, well-chosen furniture. These illustrations will serve to show you what great reductions and values are being offered during this sale.
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Fall will soon be here, and the thoughts of the family turn to the living-at-home-again period. Brighten the home with these values during the NEW LOW PRICE REDUCTION EVENT.
Queen Anne BUFFET
A BIG VALUE $9.75
Cedar Chests
A Baby Carriage - - - $29.75 Baby Carriages, Gondolas and Promenaders all in a big display. We have them in all finishes and styles. Prices are most compelling. We suggest that you come in at once and see what wondrous values we have to offer. The three illustrations will only give you a hazy idea of what we really have. Nine patterns to select from at our special price $29.75.
Special Buffet in the walnut finish. Has one large drawer with three sections for the silverware and an extra sized drawer for linens This is a big value.
While a special lot of these high grade Mattresses last, we offer them at only $9.75. They are of 50-lb. weight, good quality, will not curt or become lumpy. This is very special. Get yours at once. Only $9.75.
$14.95 Genuine Red Cedar CHESTS for only, $14.95. Now is the time to fill that longfelt need." Has copper bands, genuine cedar bandies and steel casters, 40-inch length. Only $14.95.
Windsor $24.75 Rockers Add a bit of comfort to your home. You can easily do it with one of our Windsor Rockers. They have cane seats and backs, and are the most comfortable Rockers we have. There is nothing more restful than a good . Rocking Chair. We have them in all popular finishes.