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NOTHING BUT PRAISE EXPRESSED FOR GLEN nv ifiomiin thiidiCTC Dl VIOlllflU luunioio ' Nineteen tourists have taken advantage of the '. Glen Miller camping grounds since Sunday night, according to Ed Hollern, superintendent or parks. People as far east as Maine : and as far west as Washington spent the night In the Glen, Sunday and Monday night. Several very complimentary reports were received by the Dark superintendent from many of the tourists. Mr. A. B. Meyers, of Kansas City, stated that he had heard of the Glen Miller camping grounds while visiting In Maine. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ball, traveling from Colorado to New York, stated that It was the only green camping grounds they had been on since leaving Colorado and that the spring water in the Glen was the best water they had ever tasted. A. L. Ball also stated that the camping grounds and roads of Indiana were the best that they had seen thus far. R. C. Shelton stated that he had Washington, D. C. R. M. Floods of Decatur. 111., said that Richmond should be congratulated on its camping grounds. Following is the list of campers for Sunday and Monday nights: John Turkey and family, from South Bend, Texas to Norfolk, W. Va.; C. C. Jeddlidat, Indianapolis to New York; R. J. Barnes and family from Maine to Cum berland. W. Va.: L. Bals and family Ifrom Decatur, 111., to Washington, D ; C; F. Spoones and family from Collier. ; O., to St. Louis; D. S. Hill and family. returning from Columbus, O., to St. Louis. David West and family, Rockford, Ind.. to Washington. D. C; John Hewketweeler, from Chicago to New York; E. B. Howell, from Chicago to Ohio; R. C. Shelton, from Washington to California; .L. J. Alleitus, Kansas to Washington, D. C; E. D. Orcutts and family, from New York to Washing,ton, D. C; E. D. Orcutts and family, from New York to Washington state; W. L. Fulton and family, from Oakland, Cal., to New York; A. B. Meyers and family, returning from Maine to Kansas Citv. W Knieht and family. J. Frances and family from Kansas City to New York; Ora Simpson and family, returning from Montana to Washington.-D. C; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ball, from Colorado to New York; Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Floods from Decatur, n Vnrfnllr W Va MAGAZINE EDITOR'S LETTER IS SOUGHT FOR SUICIDE GLUE (By Associated Press) rllALiU, AUg. 10. route iuua; began a search for a letter from the editor of a North Dakota periodical in the hope that it might contain some clue to the motive for the suicide last night of Mrs. Mary De Brito, 28, ad vertising writer for a department store. iney also were eearuumg iui mi men, two of whom, representing themselves as employes of the coroner's office, visited the voune woman's room- ', ing house, a few hours after she was found dead in a bathtub with a gas tube in her mouth, and took every paper and photograph from her room. The third man sought appeared at the rooming house last Saturday and ' representing himself as an insurance - company employe. Inquired into Mrs De Brito's life history. Later the same day, he visited the girl's office, and is said to have threatened her. Mrs. Edward Weiler, with whom Mrs. - De Brito lived, 'started police on the ," search for a letter from the magazine I editor. ; Two weeks ago, she said, the girl read an article in a North Dakota ; magazine, advocating tar and feathers ; as punishment in certain cases. She wrote a letter to Governor Frazer pro- " testing, and asking why the magazine was not suppressed. A letter of acknowledgment from the governor's ' secretary which Mrs. De Brito showed. to Mrs. Weiler, said her complaint 1 had been sent to the editor. Last Fri- ; day Mrs. Weiler, told police, the girl received a letter from the editor and appeared much upet. Saturday when she came home and told of the man who threatened her at - the office, and learned that a man of - ihe same description had appeared at her home, she appeared on the verge " of collapse, Mrs. Weiler said. Mrs. De Brito was married at the . age of 16 to Claude De Brito, a wealthy Brazilian in Cleveland, 0. according ; 1o her mother, Mrs. Mary Fornan. They later were divorced. In 1912 the won a prize as the most beautiful girl of Irish descent in Chicago. SENATE COMMITTEE NOT TO CALL M'ADOO (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. The senate interstate commerce committee re- ' fused today to call William G. Mc- '. Adoo. former director, general of the railroads to give expert testimony on the administration's railroad funding bill- By a vote f six to four the j committee then closed the hearing V r.nd proceeded with consideration of the bill. Senator LaFollette voted 1 with tie Democrats to hear additional witnesses. Senator Watson. Republican. Indit M. moved to close the hearing, and Senator Stanley protested against the ; senate being the mute recorder or me executive will. The nurnose of agricultural relief legislation would be defeated if the Tar finance corooration were author ized to use its funds for funding rail road securities under the pending bill, h aid. "I protest against bringing this bill into the senate, before hearing others, who do not 6pek the language of the 1 administration," Senator Stanley said. "I favor hearing, those who represent the other side." BEGIN WORK ON MEMORIAL. -' HARTFORD CITY. Ind.. Aug. 16. I Work began today on the erection of : the $5,000 memorial statue in honor of t . men rf RlnVfnrrf fount V. t-ci - - . , e onurthoufie square here.

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5,735,000 Persons Idle, Sec. Davis Estimates WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. Best estimates available show that 5,735,000 persons are out of employment in the United States, Secretary of Labor Davis reported to the senate today, in response to a resolution calling for figures. STATE TROOPS WATCH FOR LATEST ATTEMPT TO IMPORT WHISKY DETROIT, Aug. 16 Michigan state troopers today were watching for a carload of Canadian rye whisky reported to have reached Windsor from eastern Canada for shipment into the unuea states across Detroit river. No trace of the reported shipment had been found on this side of the river today. State officers redoubled their efforts to stop the flow of liquor early today when they made numerous raids in Detroit's suburbs, seizing beer and whisky and placing several men under arrest. John Corrigan. Sr.. and John Corrigan, Jr., proprietors of a near beer saloon in Wyandotte, and their bartender, John O'Donnell, were among those arrested. A quantity of beer and whisky i3 said to have been confiscated in the Corrigan place. The three men were held without bail today. State officers today began a check of reports that a large part of the liquor reported as being brought across the river was finding its way to Toledo and other cities by automobile over the Dixie highway. It was announced today that automobiles were to be stopped and searched along the highway. Windsor breweries yesterday reported the largest demand for their product in some time. A report was circulated in the border city that the brewers were contemplating enlargement of their output. RICHMOND TO SHOW WARM HOSPITALITY TO MICHIGAN PARTY All the arrangements for the reception and entertainment of the 800 Michigan farmers who will visit Rich mond next Sunday have been completed by the committee in charge, it was announced Tuesday. The farmers will camp in Glen Miller park during their stay here. Arrangements have been made to have Boy Scouts guard the camp of the motorists while they are attending local churches or the chautauqua. Perry Wilson, scout master, stated that- his boys would be on "hand to take in charge the camp. An address of welcome will be given the Farmers' auto party by Will Reller. Walker Land and representatives from the Rotary, Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce, South Side Improvement association, city officials. Women's clubs and other civic organizations that ar working to make the tourists' visit to this city a long remembered one. . Timothy Nicholson will have charge of a meeting at the East Main street Friends church. Many of the farmers have expressed a desire to attend a Friends' meeting. Others will attend the chautauqua. A large picture of the party will be taken Monday morning in front of the gate at Glen Miller park, Ed Hollarn, park superintendent states. This will take place immediately preceding their departure from the city. The tourists party left Battle Creek Aug. 6. They have been through the east. They attended the meeting of the Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan Farmer's Granges, which is meeting at Pittsburgh this week. 'One hundred and ninety-five automobiles are in the party, according to reports. TO INDICT 50 MORE IN BUILDING INQUIRY CHICAGO, Aug. 16 Fifty more in dictments in the federal grand jur.v investigation of illegal building m,v terial combinations were promised today by Robert E. Milroy, assistant district attorney in charge of the federal investigation of building conditions, These indictments ,if returned will make more than 200 in connection with the probe. Stone and glass branches of the industry are to be investigated, Mr. Milroy said, and asserted that manufacturers, contrac tors and union officials would be in volved. Short News of City Ohio Visitor Here. Little Miss Era ma Jane Lewis, of Urbana, O., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Study, of South Sixteenth street. ' Bid Rev. Murray Farewell. A fare well demonstration was' accorded the Rev. L. E. Murray when he left for Indianapolis Tuesday morning by throng of between 30 and 40 persons. The assemblage which collected at the railroad station was composed of representative members of the First Christian church, of wnicn tne Kev. Mr. Murray has been pastor. "Mystery Party" Wednesday. Enworth Leaguers of Grace M. E.. W'U have a mystery party Wednesday eve ning at 5:30 o clock at the churca For further information members ar-3 asked to call 2429. - Veterans Will Meet Members of the Genn-Lichtenfels post, Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet in their club rooms Tuesday evening in the Pythian Temple. Marriage License Granted A marriage license was granted to Joseph Deloia, laborer, and Elizabeth M. Paxton, both of Richmond. Asks Estate Partition. Petition for a partition of real estate was filed by Elizabeth Jane Williams vs. Florence N. McFerren, et al, in Wayne circuit court Tuesday. Follansbee Sues Lorraine. Complaint on an account for 5392.92 wai filed by Follansbee Brothers company against the Lorraine Car company in Wayne circuit court Tuesday. New Turbine Shipped. Shipment of the 5,000 k. w. turbine for the Municipal Electric Light and Power company was started from Pittsburg Tuesday, according to word received by James P. Dillon, superintendent of the local plant.

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CONFESSION LETTER ASSERTED FORGERY (By Assbciated Press) ' CHICAGO. Aug. 16 With the assertion of a handwriting expert that the alleged confession letter of Fred Kolze, that he poisoned himself and his wife, is a clumsy forgery, authorities today began to hunt Its author. "When we locate the author of that fraudulent message we may have located the party interested in throw ing the police off the trail of the per petrators or the double murder, uoroner Peter Hoffman asserted. Mrs. John Demmer, Kolze's housekeener, is being held under bonds in connection with the deaths from pois oning of Kolze, his wife and Mrs. Demmer's husband, v FORESTERS CONVENE (By Associated Press) BALTIMORE, Md.. Aug. 16 The biennial convention of the Supreme rviiirt of the Foresters of America met here today for a three days' session with several hundred delegates in attendance. 'A. prize contest In ritualistic work will be one of the features of the meeting. MIDDLEBORO, Ind. Mrs. Pleasant Seaney and Mrs. Everett Daugherty spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Mitchell James- Urton is spending the rest of his vacation in Peebles. O.. with his aunt, Mrs. John Reii ...Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bockhofer and dauehters of Fountain City spent Wednesday with Mr. ana Mrs. uyasav rana.da.v-. .Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirkman, Mrs. KeDa . ryie, uiruuc Urton and Anna Marie Jiara speui. Sunday afternoon with Mr. ana Mrs. W. B. Williams and daugnters. . .aw. and Mrs. Pleasant Seaney spent Sun day in Richmond with Mr. ana mrs. Clarence Ball The Stanley reunion was held at Glen Miller Sunday The Ever-Ready class of the M. E. church of this place will hold its picnice Wednesday at the home of the teacher, Mrs. Clyde Thomas Mrss. Russell Clark caliea on Mrs. necior Urton Monday afternoon. . .Mrs. Cleo Hardwick and daughter Anna mae, Miss Nellie - Williams, Mrs. Oscar Hawkins and Mrs. Hector Urton vis ited Mrs. Sam Danner Saturday alternoon Mrs. wm ruiuuu mu Joe Jordan of Richmond spent Mon day with Mrs. Mary Pemberton Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Hardwick and daughter Anna Mae and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills of Anderson spent Sundav afternoon with O. A. Hardwick of near Williamsburg, and in the even ing railed on Mr. and Mrs. a. a: 10mson and family of Lynn... Mark Gold en and Mark Johannmg of Kicnmona iied nn Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirk man Sunday afternoon Mr. ana Mrs. Jesse Glunt and children spent Rnndnv with Mr. and Mrs. James niehi The Rev. L. F. Ulmer and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dill Addleman Mr. and Mrs. John Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Russell ciar spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reed Mrs. Hector Urton and granddaughter Gwendlin spent Sunday afternoon with miss Mary Pemberton...Miss Edith and Dorothy Daugherty and Miss Anna and Pearl Puthoff spent Monaay aiternoon wim Misses Mildred and Violet Hawkins. .Miss Marjory Kirkman spent me week-end with Mr. and Mrs. jonn Fowble, of near Whitewater Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hawkins of Kicnmona called on Mrs. Sam Danner bunoay afternoon Mrs. Charles Mayer ot Richmond spent - Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Hawkins... Mr. and Mrs. Russell White and daughter Ardith, Miss Edna Zurwell and Margery. Kirkman plcmcKea at tne Glen Friday. . .Mrs. Lula K-irKman called on Mrs. Sam Danner Thursday evening. ...... . NEW WESTVILLE. O. Mrs. John Breese and Mrs. George Breese spent Monday afternoon in Richmond Mrs. John Mattix and daughter Ruby, little Howard and Mabel, Marie Gregg and Evelyn Elstro spent Friday in Richmond Several from here at tended the services held at the East Main Street Friends church Sunday. Mrs. Sam Hines and family spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ammerman and family. . .Miss Esther Stegall and Miss Gladys Ray spent last week-end with the former's grand mother. Mrs. Phoebe Dalby Mrs, Bert Ray and daughter Gladys, Miss Fern Benham, Miss Essie Ballenger, Miss Ruby Mattix, Miss Esther Stegall, Miss Minerva Breese. Miss Laverna Breese and Mrs. Milo Stegall spent Monday in Richmond attending the Friends centennial sessions.... Mr. and Mrs. George Breese and little daughter Louise spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Breese and family. The former returned to his home in Cincinnati Monday, while his wife and baby are visiting here this week. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ammerman and sons Cecil and Howard and Mrs. Mary Ammerman spent Sunday -evening with Mrs. Hodson, north of Eaton. WEBSTER Rev. and Mrs. Jeheil Bond and Miss Abbie Marshall are visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Bond of Richmond and attending the Friends' Yearly Meeting which is being held there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jay attended Friends' Yearly Meeting last Sunday Mrs. Harry Lostmeyer and Mrs. Grace Laverty and little son, Robert, of Richmond were guests of Mrs. M. C. Harvey on Wednesday Rev. Stoner of the M. E. church of this place will fill the pulpit of the Grace SZ. E. church of Richmond on next Sunday morning. In his absence the pastor of that church will preach at Webster. Sunday school and church will be conducted as usual The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church will serve, the noon-day lunch at the hog sale of William Wilcoxen northwest of this place on Thursday ..Miss Ida Plankenhorn of near here is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Plankenhorn spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Naomi Plankenhorn Mr. and Mrs. James Bunger and daughter, Blanche, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clevenger of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Ghent Stegall of Williamsburg motored to Union City last Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Will Stanton.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth. Miss Ruth Plankenhorn, Charles Plankenhorn attended the funeral of Raymond Kelley, a soldier, who was buried with military honor at Abington Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers. Miss fLetha Harry and Everett Meyers of Hayerstown spent Sunday with Mr.

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and Mrs. M. C. Harvey of this place ....Mr. and Mrs. Jake Robbins and children of Richmond took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson and family Sunday. ., .Among those attending the funeral of Mrs. Melissa Tingler of this place, who was buried at Earlham cemetery, on Thursday afternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fudge of Williamsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris of Bethel, Mr. and Mrs. Gwen Dfcke of Elliot Mills. Mr. and Mrs. John Clinebens, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Whitacre, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haisley, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Haisley, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and daughter. Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borton, all of Richmond. The Neff quartet of Green's Fork sang and Rev. Stoner of the M. E. church of Webster conducted the service. ' ; Mr. and. Mrs. Newton Brumfield spent Sunday' at Sandusky, Ohio Mr. Will Moore spent Monday in Richmond. .... ..Mrs. Metta Hendershott, and - Mrs. Harvey Brumneld spent Wednesday with Mr.-and Mrs. Clayton Brumneld of Richmond, whose Iittlo daughter is improving after a severe spell of tonsihtis ....... Mr. and Mrs. George-Pitts spent Sunday with Mf, Isaac Steddom In Webster. . .Mr. Wal ter Culbertson from near Jacksonburg spent Sunday with his parents.. Mrs. M. C. Harvey spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charle Meyers of Hagerstown Mr. Bud Demaree motored "to Dayton, Ohio, Saturday and brought back his father, Mr. Lon Demaree of the Soldiers home of that place, to spend awhile with him. ...Miss Erma Lamb is en tertaining for a few days the Wright sisters of Whitewater The recital given by the pupils of Mrs. Grace Reynolds at the Friends church Saturday afternoon was well attended. .. .Sep tember 4 is the day set for the beein ning of the tent meetings at this place. We are expecting large crowds and everyone is cordially invited to at tend. Rev. Stoner of the M. E. church will be one of the principal speakers. CAMDEN, O. Will Stokes of Brook lyn, N. Y., returned to his home Sat uraay after a week s visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stokes... Tell Pheanis and family visited the former's parents last week. Mr. Pheanis has been employed as principal of the high school, Mr. Manrod having resigned.... Charles McShane and sister Hattie are attending camp meeting at Buelah Park, Ind Mrs. Daisy Freitag spent Thursday and Friday with relatives in Eaton Maurice Mendenhall of Detroit, called on Camden friends Friday Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phares, Tommy Shafcr, Misses Leola Mitchell and Anna Schwartz spent Sunday, with John Schwartz and family of Hamilton Rev. Gear preached his last sermon on the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. He leaves Thursday for his new home in Bradford, Ohio Miss May Robinson returned home Sund?.y after several days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Burkert and family in Indianapolis The rummage sale at Fairhaven last week was quite a success. They will net near $350 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Farquar of Franklin, O., and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, of Jackson, Tenn.. called on Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Davis Friday afternoon Mrs. Clifford Scott and children of Detroit, are visiting H. T. Scott and family Mrs. Harry Patton entertained some of her friend Friday for the pleasure of her guest. Miss Katherine Van Mater of Middletown, Ind Miss Enola Appleby gave an afternoon party Friday in honor of her guest, Miss Jane Harbine of Liberty, Ind. CARLOS CITY, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Warnie Thomas entertained the following guests Sunday: Mrs. Mollie Rominger and son Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Curry, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sastevens of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams, Mr. and Mrs. t.orrest Tnomas and son Gordon of tuenmona, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Gor don of Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Thorn as, Harlan Thomas, Grace Thomas and Kusseii Thomas. CENTERVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hatfield spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weber and other friends at Chicago The Christian church Held a Sunday school picnic at Glen Miller Sunday. Over 100 of the members attended. This Sunday school had for its guests Sunday the orchestra and choir from Arlington, Ind., and a male quartet from Anderson who furnished some splendid musical selections at the Sunday school hour Miss Mildred Allen of Mooreland spent Thursday night with Bessie Buhl and called on other friends The infant babe of Mr, Cortner is seriously ill, threatened with spinal mengetis Ralph Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark surprised his parents and friends last week by his marriage with Miss Leona Miller of Richmond. Mr. Clark is employed at the Richmond Candy company and the young people will reside in Richmond Mrs. Wilson Fouts assisted by Mrs. Nate Lamott entertained the missionary society Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Dr. Ford had charge of the subject and was assisted by others. A social hour and refreshments followed the lesson. .... .Miss Laura Bertsch and her neice, Elizabeth Bertsch, spent last week in Cincinnati visiting friends. . . .Mrs. Frank Bartholemew returned last week from a visit in Vermilion, 111., with relatives ..Miss Ethel Reichard was brought home from the Reid hospital Thursday and is rapidly recovering. . ..John Eliason has started the build ing of a nice residence on East Main street which he intends to make their home Mr. and Mrs. Higsby of De troit, Mich., are the guests of Mrs Higby's sister, Mrs. Charles Porter for a week or two Miss Edith Driver of Saratoga is spending several days with Misses Edna Vorhees, Mary uunKie and other gin friends Mrs. Mabel Mahin returned from school at Indianapolis last week and her two daughters from staying with their grandmother near Connersville Mrs. Thena Lashley was called to near Muncie Sunday on account of the sickness of a relative Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Langsto of Indianapolis spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. James Alsman Mr., and Mrs. J. L. Ward of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Anna Timberman of Brookville, Arthur Timberman of Chicago were guests of Will Dynes Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ward remained for a visit over Sunday.". .Mrs. Mary Roax and daughter, Helen, of Indianapolis, Mrs. Vaughn Buchanon of Camden, O., were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson. .... .Mr. and Mrs. Benton Shriner of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hughes of Huntington were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stevens. A dinner was given in their honor which included Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Clements and Cecil Stevens Ches-

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ter Davis and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark spent Sunday at Lynn, Ind.. v... A number of the citizens of Centerville formeda boosters trip for Old Settlers picnic, to all adjoining towns Monday afternoon. The Camp Fire girls in ceremonial gowns lormea a conspicious. truck load which did , lota of honstine." About $70 was cleared at the ice cream festival Sat urday evening which is to be used to provide funds to finance the affair. GREEN'S FORK, Ind. Mrs. Emma - Davis returned Saturday evening after spending the week with Mr. ana Mrs. Theodore Davis and children Several from here attended Yearly Meeting at Richmond Sunday Shannon Neff has returned to his home after attending school at New York for eral weeks.... Tne wnnsuin uw.vu reported 175 at Sunday school Sunday . .Green's Fork played naseoau -wun Losantville Sunday afternoon The revival services at the Christian church Sunday evening.. ... .The advanced Bible- study class will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Brown Thursday afternoon Mrs. Isaac King will entertahi the Helping Hand class of the Christian church Thursday evening. PERSHING, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertsch, Mi3s Emma Heiney and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heck are enjoying a few days' outing on Lake Bisbee, Kosciusko county Miss Trivola Worl of Peru spent a few days with Mrs. William Boughner last week. . .,Mrs. J. M. Mount of Acton is visiting her daughter, , Mrs. O. F. Jamieson and family Mrs. A. E. Ehle spent Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDaniel, at Cambridge City. Mrs. Mildred - Wickes, Mrs. Ben Rourbeer. Mr. and Mrs. Park Gipe and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sourbeer and family were among the relatives attending the dinner at Mr. and Mrs. John Wednesday. It was in honor.of their daughter, Mrs. Charles Toole, from Illinois Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Ehle entertained the following relatives from Cambridge City at a hirthdav dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDaniel. Miss Amy McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDaniel and Martha and Glen Eliot." Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wissler of Arcadia spent one afternoon recently with Miss Maggie Wise and Miss Bratton Andrew Riegle returned to Glen Miller Sanitarium Sunday Mrs. Amanda Boughner and son Charles Boughner motored to Peru, Saturday Prof. D. M. Smith of Cincinnati, has now taken charge of the Pershing band Mr. O. F. Jamieson has left for Evansville where he will resume his duties as traveling salesman, having been home on a two months vacation Rev. Erhart of the Evangelical church wishes the children tomeet with him at the church Saturday morning. PHILOMATH, Ind. Mrs. M. .7 Weber sDent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Shank... Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter Edith spent Wednesday afternoon with Mary ani Laura Rodenburg Mrs. Eliza Martin and Mrs. George Fulton left Sunday for a visit with relatives in Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aiken and son Curtis, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Aiken of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrix M. D. McCashland of Abington spent Thursday with his daughter, Mrs. J. O. Plankenhorn Curtis Aiken of Richmond is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrix this week. . .Rufus Stinson and daughter Sylvia were at Centerville Wednesday Mrs. Grant Rose, and son James and daughters Fern and Mary were in Brownsville Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stinson called on Mr. and Mr?. James Lyboult of near Green's Fork. Sunday evening Mildred Stinson, of Richmond, Zelda Gould and Etbet Jackson of Centerville spent the week end with Mr. and ,Mrs. Rufus Stinson and family Dr., J. T. Bradley of In dianapolis came Thursday evening to spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland and Mrs. J. T. Bradley. CAMPBELLSTOWN, 0. Charles Cooper and family spent Sunday with her sister, Mr and Mrs. Elmer Kantz, north og Eaton Walter and Mack Cohee. with their wives, left for Niagara Falls and other points, recent ly. They are making tne trip in Walter's machine John Williams and son, Eli. and family, attended the Williams' reunion, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Cooper are enjoying a trip to Chicago. They made the trip in their machine Bert Larsh and family, of Lima, Ohio, visited Lee Larsh and family, Sunday The church neonle had a basket dinner Sunday in honor of Rev. Harris and wife, who left Monday for tneir new charge near Winona Lake Mr. and Mrs. Joe Button, Mr. and Mrs. Verner Scarce, Rev. and Mrs. Harris and baby spent Saturday evening with Frank Miller and family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell, of Richmond, Monroe Kirkpatrick. and B. F. Campbell, all of Eaton, visited relatives and friends here Sunday John O'Hara writes from Traverse City, Mich., that early potatoes are almost a failure. ANTIOCH, O. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waggoner and Medfort Waggoner and sons, of Eaton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cabinass and daughter, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cabinass entertained Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cabinass and daughter, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cabinass entertained Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cabinass and daughter, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cabinass entertained Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cabinass Mr. and Mrs. John Pollock and son were Richmond visitors Wednesday.. : . .Miss Elizabeth Wybell of Columbus, is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Frinck and family Mr. and Mrs. Willard Andrews and children, of near Gratis, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. , Adam Trunck and son, Ralph, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clem Tomey and son, of Arcanum, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vossler of Richmond, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Huffman and family, Sunday. ....After a six weeks absence with his daughter, of Versailles, Joe Atgar is again at home. BDOOM1NGPORT, Ind. James Moystner and family, of Youngstown. O., called on Mr. and Mrs. Austin Glover," Sunday... . .Levi Stanley at tended the Stanley reunion, held Sun day at Glen Miller Park Mrs. Flora Wills went to Richmond, Sunday to see her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. F. Beeson, who is ill..... A large number of Friends from here attended the Friends' Yearly Meeting at Richmond, Sunday Mrs. John Benson and Mrs. Ott Anderson and children called on Mrs. Lora Beeson, Saturday evening. ".. ..Mr. pnd Mrs. Al D Rnv. Mr. and

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Mrs. Kelly Engle and daughters, Marie and Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Beeson attended the big tabernacle. meeting at Winchester, Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman entertained the following guests at an elaborate dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hockett and children, Lucille and Richard, all of Winchester Frank Frame, of Webster, called on his wife's" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johnson Monday Mrs. Ezra Cochran, of Keystone, was the guest Sunday night, of Mr. and Mrs. George Deboy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens and Miss Maud Deboy heard Rev. Daisy Barr preach, Sunday night Mrs. Rachel Vandesrif and Mrs. Bernice Bales and litfle daughter Ma-

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recenty Mr an(J Mrs Roy LaDe motored to Cincinnati. Sunday Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Collins and daughter Walter, motored to Fortville, Ind., Sunday. NEW PARIS, 0. Mrs. Fannie Wright returned Sunday evening to her home in Indianapolis after spending a two weeks vacation with friends and relatives here Miss Gladys Pearson, of Richmond, was the guest Sunday of Mrs. Anna Burtch and Fred Burtch...Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walley and children spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray McClure and Mrs. Nancv Walley Miss Edna Clingenpeel, of uoerty, is the guest of her sister, Mrs Charles Alexander, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clingenpeel Claude Collins and Kenneth Mid daugh, of Fairfield, O., were week end guests of their parents.. .. .The fol lowing members of the Methodist church formed a picnic party at Glen Miner park Sunday: Mr. and Mrs Harry Bragg and family. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Benson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis and son, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Parrish and son, Mrs. Cora Engle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kirkpatrick and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gallas and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Middaugh and family, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Alva White, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Slifer, Mrs. Jennie Kessle: Misses Ruth and Esther Jackson and Miss Pauline Bragg. Miss Genevieve Sherer, near Eaton, is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shinkle Mrs. Anna Burtch, accompanied by a party of Richmond relatives, motored to Green ville Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leftwich Harold Mendenhall, of Richmond, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Reinheimer and family Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Haller were the dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Van Thompson and daughter. Miss Mary... Miss Carrie Haller returned Sunday evening after a two weeks' vacation spent as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heerman at their summer cottage at Chetek, Wis Mrs. Paul Clark returned to her home Sunday evening after spending a few days with friends at Anderson, Ind. ... On Monday evening Harold Nicholson was reminded, of his birthday anniversary when the members of the Gleaners' class of the Methodist Sunday school surprised him. Games and music made the evening an enjoyable one for the host and guests. LYNN, Ind. Mildred Oler and Elizabeth Beetley were guests Saturday of Miss Margaret Evans.., ..G. S. Chenoweth and family and Charles Williams and family returned from a ten days trip to the lakes Farmers are beginning to get their stock in shape for the home coming, Sepa. 15 and 16. Liberal premiums are being arranged for all classes... .. .Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robbins were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Casper. Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Jennings of New Paris, were guests over Sunday of relatives here Mrs. Laura Skinner was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Haner, in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. William Pierson and daughter, Alta, returned Monday from a week's trip to the lakes Short funeral services for William Jester were held at the home Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, the body being taken to Beuna Vista for burial Emery Chenoweth was in Richmond Friday. ....Mrs. Leah Isenbarger of Farmland, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Chenoweth, over-the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hahn and daughter, Sarah, and Sam James, of Richmond, were guests of relatives here Sunday The township Sunday school picnic will be held next hursday in Frazier's prove, southwest of town Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Patterson and Miss Helen Bond were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Barton Long, near New Madison, Ohio. GREEN'S FORK. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gamber spent last week at Winchester, with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Densmore and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Densmore, south of Winchester, Hugh Hill and daughter in Winchester. W'hile visiting there they recevied a telegram saying that Mrs. Gamber's aunt of Lynn, was dead Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gamber attended the funeral of the latter's aunt, Mrs. Lucinda Hiatt William H. Lamb of Fairmount and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Lamb and' family of Marion visited Mrs. Mary A. Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cates and family Monday Mr. and Mrs. Guy Armacost and son of Hollandsburg, O., spent Sunday aft ernoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gamber Miss Blanche Cates is visiting Miss Velva Lamb, near Winchester The second re union of the A. V. Lamb family was held at Oscar Lamb s, near Winchester. T'v morning was spent in horseshoe pitcIfThg, Emmett Lamb and How ard Thompson were the champions, Howard Thompson was the heavyweight. William H. Lamb of Fair mount and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Lamb and family of Marion was present Mrs. Mary A. Lamb of Green's Fork, the mother of the reunion was there. The next reunion is to be at Ves Lamb, north of Green's Fork, on the second Sunday in August, 1922. WEST MANCHESTER, O. Th following is the program of the Mon roe Township Sunday School associa tion meeting to be held at the Eldorado U. B. church, Sunday, Aug. 21, at z:ju ociock: Devotional period, led Dy Herman topp; report of secretary. address by Rev. Murray, Eldorado, suDject. "uur Greatest Treasure": spe ciai music; round table, led by Rev, Watson of Twin Chapel church; mu sic , DUbiness session; closing son and adjournment. S. P. Carter, M. D., cnairman; nuDy Guenther. secretary The Misses Eva and Mildred Laird entertained tne Gleaners' Sundayschool class at their home on Frid?y pvemne oi iaT weejr A huMness si

sion was held, after which a social

time was enjoyed by all. It was not necessary for the class to make a raid on Mr. Laird's melon patch, a3 tne melons were brought in served in half sections. Pop corn balls were also served. Guests for the evening were Miss Helen Slier and Mrs. Carl Spencer. Dwight Spencer was a guest of Dick Laird for the evening. ine Boys' Sunshine class of the Christian church were well pleased with their ice cream festival last Sat urday evening, having cleared the sum of $21. The class wishes to thank all who in any way helped to make this festival a success. Mrs. Clifford Clarke of Marvsville. O., and Mrs. Henry Haas and son. Mayard and Miss Henrietta Haas of Kenton, O., were visitors at the hom-s of Mrs. Mary Trone on Thursday, and on naay tney were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Court Mi'.ler. Mesdames H. S. Huey, U M Turner and C. D. Spencer were guestd of the Vacation Bible school on Thursday morning at Castine. The school closed on Friday with an attendance of 200 pupils. Parents in general were well pleased with the sucess of th school Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shilt and baby enroute from Chicago to their home in Dayton, visited Friday night with Henry Howard and family. Mrs. Allen Petry and children of near Eaton, also spent from Friday until Monday at the Howard home. Dr. O. P. Wolverton, of Greenville, called on J. B. Trone Friday evening. Mrs. Wolverton spent the evening with her mother and family Miss Margery Stines'of Dayton is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker this week Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Erisman of Bradford called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruner Wednesday afternoon The Geeting-Brown fireproof garage is nearing completion and when finished will be the finest and best in the county. It is built of brick and concrete at a cost estimated at $25,000 The friendly Bible class of the U. B. church met at the home of Mrs. Benjamin Summers in the regular monthly business meeting with thirty present. After the business session, the social committee took charge. The social hour was spent in games and a general good time. Violin solos and special music were enjoyed, following which the hostess served angel food cake and Ice cream. All departed at a late hour voting Mrs. Summers a splendid hostess. . .The United Brethren Sunday school recently entertained its scholars to the annual ice cream and cake treat in the church uMcmcut Airs- Ua Rautsaw and son of New Hope were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Waldren, Sr on Saturday.... Miss Edith Kinsey and little neicefi Miss Phillis Jane Qpx, of Eaton, visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Asa Leas, and on Wednesday were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barmes. ..Miss Catherine Kessel of Dayton, visited Sunday with Mrs. F. M. Davisson,..Mrs. Sarah Homan and daughter Emma returned Sunday from a week's visit with Dayton relatives... Irvin Shilling of Versailles took dinner Monday with J F Radabaugh and wife. . .William Francis of Arcanum, senior member of th Francis and Roser lumber company, was here on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Coates, of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Horn, of Lewisburg, called on Mrs. Ella Teas. Sunday afternoon.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Karacope, of Lewisburg, visited Sundav here with her parents and are visiting this week with Mrs. Bertha Alexander at Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv Fager and Mr. and Mrs. Will Pierson spent Sunday with Dayton relatives.. .. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker attended the Shumaker family reunion Sundav at Castine Miss Helen Ham, of Liberty, Ind., Ernest Sherman and George Teaford, of Braffetsville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs j. &newman. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Radford, of New Paris, were afternoon visit"s Charles Richards and family, of Eldorado, spent Sunday with Benjamin Summers and family Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guy were guests of Greenville relatives Sunday Catherine Miller spent Sunday with Margory Lou Fowble John Gauch and Walter Trump and families and Mrs. Lurenna Trump and daughter Ola, of this place and Mr. and Mrs. Diller Howell spent Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Howell, at Otterbein Walter Trump, wife and mother, spent Thursday with Lerton Ridenour and family at Modoc, Ind. Lerton is confined to his bed, suffering from an attack of typhoid fever Bertie Waldren is visiting this week with Eaton relatives Hetty Lon Brown took dinner Monday with her grand-mother Brow n. .Aliss Lthel Earman and frienrt Mr. Marshall, were Sundav evening callers at the home of John Gauch and family Mr. and Mrs. Warren Judav spent the week-end with Dayton rel atives. Miss Leone Pitman spent the weekend with Miss Irene Leas at the Franklin chautauqua grounds Charles Shelley of Houston, Texas who is making an extended visit with Ohio friends spent last week with his aunt, Mrs. Cary Pitman Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Braddock spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Neff and Mr. and Mrs. Granville Rice at Greenville Mr. and Mrs. Braddock, Mr. and Mrs. Gorman McGriff and family of Gratis, and Audrey and William McGriff of Lima, O., Mr. and Mrs. David Poyner and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher of Dayton, were Sunday visitors at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Poyner...ln order to remind Walter Trump of his having passed another milestone on his life's journsy a number of friends gathered at his home on last Wednesday evening, each family bringing with them a huge watermelon. The occasion was a complete surprise and all together it mas a happy affair. Those present were Eldon Gruber, John Frank, John Gauch, Charles N. Morris, Albert Ban ta, Frank Parks, Charles Niswonger and Ezra Deaton and their families and Lurenna Trump and daughter Ola. Announcments were received here by friends of the marriage of Mis.Irene Crisler, daughter of George and Daisy Crisler of Dayton, O., to David E. Reese, also of Dayton, at their newly furnished home on Lexington avenue on Friday. The young couplo left for New York on a short wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerick, grandparents of Miss Crisler, of this place, attended the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. James Cushman and family returned to Dayton Sunday after a pleasant visit with Rev. and Mrs Huey and family The attendance Sunday at the Christian Sunday schocl numbered 104 present; amount of co!lection, $3.73. The school is preparing to enjoy the annual picnic Wednesday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Byers of Cae re Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cletes Beck.... Mr. and Mrs p. A. Poe were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. MfB. p v pr