Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 279, 5 October 1921 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 1921.

PAGE NINE

SCHERER NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH WHEN TRAIN STRIKES TRUCK

GREENVILLE, Ohio, Oct 5 L. W. Scherer, who conducts a grocery at the comer ot Twelfth street and Riffle avenue, had a narrow escape from death at milepost No. 90, on the Pan Handle railway thre"e and a half miles cast of Greenville, known as the Walker's crossing, about 9:30 o'clock, Tuesday morning, when an enclosed

motor truck which he was driving,

was struck by a west-bound passenger train No. 803, due here at 9:47.

Mr. Scherer was thrown from the truck, his right hand painfully cut and bruised and he was bruised also about the body, but his injuries are not ot

a serious character.

A portion of the cowcatcher on the passenger engine was broken off in

the collision. Banker's Wife Dies

Mrs. Lillian Marshall, wife of W. B.

Marshall, cashier of the Second National bank, died in the Miami Valley hospital at Dayton, Tuesday morning, following an operation. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the W. B. Marshall residence, 422 West Fourth street, Rev. Youmans, pastor of the Christian church, officiating. Interment In Greenville cemetery. Letter Announces Death A letter received by Mart Laurimore from Rock Rapids, La., announces the death in that city of George Thompson, a member of Company K. Thirty-Fourth O. V. I., who

formerly was a resident of Coletown,

this county. Robbers Confess

Christ Burk and Gerald Welbaum ot Union City. Ind., wanted here in con

nection with the burglary of Mong and

company clothing store at Bradford,

voluntarily surrendered to Marshal Hoke of the Indiana side, Monday morning and were brought to this city. Burk was taken before Judge Teegarden and held in $1,000- bail to await action of the grand jury. He was locked up in the county jail. Welbaum, being 17 years of age, was turned over to Juvenile court.

The Theatres

MURRAY A real Western rodeo relic of a picturesque, passing West is one of the exciting features of "Penny of Top Hill Trail," the Federated feature starring Bessie Love, which is playing at the Murray theatre. The scene was filmed on a California ranch, and some of the best riders living took part in it. Miss Love was scheduled to ride a mustang, but her first attempt ended abruptly when she was thrown over the head of the bucking steed. A week in bed with a sprained ankle and wrenched side was the result, but then the scene was

re-taken and Miss Love bestrode the

same spirited horse in triumph. MURRETTE One of the finest casts ever assembled is being seen in "The Old

Nest," the Rupert Hughes story of mother love and American family life, playing at the Murrette theatre. The story is a film version of a short story that appeared in the Saturday Evening Post, and was produced by

the Goldwyn company. The director, Reginald Barker, is well known for the many fine productions he has made for Goldwyn. In the cast Mary Alden plays the leading role, that of the mother, who appears first as the young matron with her six children of school age. Then, a little older, with greying hair, she is their companion and advisor. Finally they grow to manhood and womanhood, leave the old nest and strike out into the world for themselves. Here, the poignancy of Miss Alden's acting as the old mother is irresistible.

Suburban

LOSANTV1LLE, Ind. Mrs. Eva Johnson, Mrs. Nancy Philiphs and Mrs. Jimmy Johnson called on Mrs. Trtntls Wiggins Monday afternoon... ..Mr. and Mrs. Bant Wyne visited Mr. and Mrs. Rackwine Mrs. Neal Hoistead called on Mrs. Dora Lamb Meetings were held at the M. E. church Monday afternoon and night.. ..Mrs. Carl Philiphs spent the night at her father-ln-laws. Aaron Philiphs, Monday night Mrs. Gertha Rogers and son called on Mrs. Flora Cross Monday Mrs. Raymond Wilson is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bookout this week. Her sister, Mrs. Ina Smajl and Roy Smail came Saturday morning. Mr. Wilson and Mr.

Smail mo'ored from Richmond Saturday night Mrs. Nancy Philiphs and Mrs. Jim McGungill visited Mrs. Elizabeth Thursday. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Covalt from Mooreland visited Mr. and Mrs. William Oxley Friday Mrs. Raymond Wilson and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bookout took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Sant Wyne Wednesday

....Mr. and Mrs. Santford Wyne call

ed on John lord Friday afternoon..

Mrs. Oil Ford called on Mrs. Lizzy

Davis Tuesday Mrs. Barbara Lamb

called on Mrs. Kate Vorteman.."

John Mlligan died at the hospital Wednesday morning, at Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller of Farmland, have an eight-pound girl. Mary Elizabeth Mrs. Charley McGall called on Mrs. Joe Bookout Eli Cross was home Wednesday night and also at home over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Barnet Freeman are both ill.. Mr. and Mrs. Elvan Vorteman and granddaughter, Reba, spent Saturday and Sunday with their son at Muncie, Luther Vorteman Mrs. Barbara Lamb and Miss Roda Miligan visited at Alec Abbotts Sunday. Mrs. Lamb is visiting them and different places this week.. ..Hugh Mosier bought the old Hunt place this side fo Modoc William Oxley went to an all-day meeting at Little Creek church Sunday. .. .Mrs. Eli Cross was in Muncie Saturday..

Mrs. Milo Bookout went to her daughter's home Sunday evening at

Richmond Rev. Charley Hiatt and son, Albert Hiatt, and family, took din

ner at Aaaron Philiphs Mr. and' Mrs. Arthur Freeman and family motored from Richmond Sunday. Mrs. Freeman is staying this week.... Mrs. Allie Oxley called on Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis Sunday afternoon Rev. Kesler of the Christian church took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis. .. .George Newton and family were at Jim Newton's Sunday. LYNN, Ind. Catherine Whitter and Nelle Beverly, who are attending Earlham College, spent Sunday with their parents at this place The Albertson Sale was held Tuesday afternoon on the Carter farm, south of town Dr. and Mrs. Wallace were Winchester visitors Saturday morning Stephen Adams has purchased the truck line of Will Mains, who will continue the business as before, making dialy trips

to Richmond George Hill and son,

E'.merson left Tuesday morning for Florida, where they expect to spend the winter. They will make the trip by

auto Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cheno-' weth and family, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Chenoweth A surprise dinner was given at the

home of Mrs. Clara Snyder, Sunday by about 30 of her friends and relatives. The occasion being her birthday

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Arvin spent Sunday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Evans Miss Aetna Davis

was the Sunday guest of Miss Mildred Chenoweth... ..Irene McClintock, Margaret Evans, and Elizabeth Bentley were the Sunday evening guests of Miss Echo Chenoweth The program given by the Knight children at the Friends' Church, Monday evening, was well attended, and every number deserves credit. The proceeds went to the building fund of the Friends' church at Williamsburg Verl Williams left the week-end for Indianapolis, where he has entered dental college Mr. and Mrs. John Churchfield are moving into the Surface property on Franklin street.

WEST RIVER. Ind. Miss Eva Rafe,

teacher of Dalton school, spent Tuesday with Miss Mae King Miss Dot Dennis of Losantville entertained her Sunday school class Thursday evening in honor of Miss Mary Alice Tawney, who is soon to move to Vin-

cennes. Luncheon and pop corn were served to the following: Mary Alice Tawney, Vita Leeka, Helen Leeka, Reba Vardaman, Wilma Bird, Crystal Halstead. Morene F outs, Alta Fouts, Dortha Johnson, Eileen Cromis, Helen Pierce, Wanda Reece and Dot Dennis. Games and music were enjoyed by all. ..Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis and daughter. Dot. of Losantville were dinner guests of Mr. anil Mrs. Frank King and daughter, Mae, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wood and daughters Idris and Daisy, of

Modoc, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ashbery

Wtood and daughter, Cora, Sunday

afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Walter

Beeson visited Mr. and Mrs. Job Den

nis Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry

Lily visited their daughter in New

casatle Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Torn Durbin of Economy, visited Mr. and Mrs Hicks Durbin last week Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckerdite visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beeson Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lumpkinu

and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Piere Jordan and children, Sunday...

..A revival meeting is now going on at West River. It is being conducted by the Rev. Roe Amburn of near Farmland Mr. and Mrs. Melvin

Wood and daughter, Lois, of Moore

land, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wood and children, Dick and Cora, Sunday Dick and Cora Wood visited Misses Azel and Mary Clevenger at Modoc, Saturday evening. CAMDEN Miss Hattie Reed was in Richmond Friday.. Mrs. O. D. Pocock is home after spending some weeks in Chicago with her daughter, Mrs. Shirley Munns Miia Clara Duckwall of Dayton spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Duckwall. Mrs. Duckwall accompanied her home Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Richard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phares spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mc

Queen Mrs. Eva Wolverton and mother, Mrs. Krekler will leave this week for Shandon, O., where they will

make their future home.... Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith and daughter, Miss Laverna, spent Sunday afternoon with

George Riner and wife Tommy

Sharer and Misses Mary and Ella Mar

shall were Sunday guests of their nephew, Charles Marshall, and family

of Oxford Mr. McCallum i3 making a business trip to Fort Wayne, Ind., and will visit his son in Lima. O . . . E. C. Eikenberry is in Chicago on business... .Guy Dare and family ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Davis Ralph Duskey of Dayton was home Sunday. WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio On Thursday evening the Woman's Bible class of the Christian church will hold their regular business meeting at the home of Mrs. E. B. Creager. The program for the evening has been arranged by the social committee. All

members should be present Arrangements are being made to hold rally day at the Christian church. It

will be combined with home coming

day, which will no doubt be a pleasant and enjoyable affair. ., .Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Huey and son Max were in Dayton from Friday until Monday. While there they attended the installation and the reception for Rev. A. W. Hirbey, new pastor of the Walnut Hills Christian church. Rev. and Mrs. Huey were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Pressley Zartman on Friday night at Dayton. Rev. Huey filled his appointment Sunday at the Crown Point church and with his family visited with friends at Crown Point during

the week end. He will fill his appoint

ment here next Sunday morning and

evening The Sunday school attend

ance Sunday numbered 92 .A. J.

Myers sold his residence on North

Main street to Leon Leas, who disposed of his country home. Byford

Studebaker was the purchaser and

will take possession this fall when

Mr. Leas vacates. Mr. Myers will

I occupy his property in the east end

atter improvements nave neen maae

and a garage constructed. .. .Mr. and

Mrs. O. G. Murray and Mr. and Mrs

Charles Fowble of New Madison called on friends at this place Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Murray and

daughter Hilda left Monday for California, where they expect to spend the winter. . . .Otto Furry left this week to resume his studies at the Ohio Dental college at Cincinnati.... Daniel Clark was tendered a surprise dinner on

Sunday by about 60 friends and neigh

bors in honor of his sixty-second birthday anniversary. .. .Ormal Spitler and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Rob Arnold .... Max and Donald Trone spent Sunday with their grandmother Trone and family. .. .Miss Treva Howell spent from Friday until Sunday with her sister Imo at Dayton Born on Thursday of last

week to Mr. and Mrs. Loy Howell a

daughter, Mary Marie . . . .James B. i

Trone and G. M. Deshon of Kokomo, Ind., were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davisson. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wilhelm and daughter spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Locke J. W. Gauch, Lon Swihart and Charles House and families, Mr. and Mrs. Mart Swain. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Dalrymple of Eaton and Mrs. Isaac Hollzmutter of Farmersville visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gauch. The condition of Mrs. Gauch is unimproved. ..... .Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Somers and family were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Richards. Sunday Miss Glenna Emerick of Dayton spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Emerick.... Dr. W. G. Brown

of Lewisburg called on Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barmes, Monday Mrs. Glen Siler and Mrs. Clyde Reynolds of Arcanum are here nursing their mother who is ill Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Brown of Upland, Ind., were gue3ts of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker Sunday of last week. Mrs. G. G. Stines and son. James Allen, of Dayton, were their guests on Thursday and Friday and attended the Preble county fair

at Eaton. ...Ott Radabaugh and wife.Sunday with Mr: and "Mra.Emei of Lewisburg and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hoover at New Parts. -:' 't't Radabaugh motored tO St. MaryS, O., J D''"inimimHnmmriimmiinfflinimiilimmiOimimi.irHiiurti and spent the day with relatives.... 1 OirHMONll Thilav 1

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker visited i - . - i

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Now Playing Jack Bessey Stock Co.

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NOTE: The night performances are over in time to catch the last car.

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By Dr. Frank Crane

"The Old Nest" is LIFE! It is the COMEDIE HUMAINB the great, gripping, absorbing drama pt the actual! All the people in this story are alive. You get no impressions of stuffed shirts, false whiskers of play acting. Hughes has taken down one wall of the American home of today and you walk In and know the family. It is of the Mother, the Fatbre and the Children the trinity of that same plot a hundred million Americans are playing. One of the greatest of all stories because its theme is the greatest of all themesLife, and Life now, here, yours, mine. All bitter and sweet, and sad and glad, and majestic and - petty, and divine and pitiful. A Film Story of Life

Goldwyn Presents REGINALD BARKER'S

Production of

OLD NEST

Written by RUPERT HUGHES A Goldwyn Picture

Also Showing a Two-Reel Comedy BUSTER KEATON in "NEIGHBORS" ADMISSION Adults, 35 cents - Children, 15 cents at Evening Matinee Adults, 25 cents; Children, 15 cents

MURRAY

"BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Another Strong Bill Today and Wednesday

(5) Rice Pudding (5) "A Song Revue of Class and Pep." Three girls and. two clever comedians in a concoction of songs and dances with special scenery. Raines and Avery In "Some Simp," a eomedianNand a pretty girl in a great comedy act with songs. .. . Baby DorotKy "The Famous Juvenile Movie Star" in a cute vaudeville oddity. Appeared here recently at The Murrette with Mary Pickford in ; "Thru The Back Door". See her in person. - - . ? ' McIIyar and Hamilton ';; "A Comedy "Acrobatic Offering" BESSIE LOVE in "PENNY OF TOP HILL TRAIL" Five reels of Love and Thrills -

Coming Thursday

Tips and Taps, "A pretentious dance offering"; Mabel Bland ell. "The Female Frisco": The; Ahearns in "Western Pastimes"; The Monroe Bros., "The Bouncing Babies". ;

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All Other Cores Reduced Accordingly STORAGE BATTERIES 6 Volt Battery fits Ford, Chevrolet, Overland, Oakland, or Any Gar Using this size Qt 750 battery A Other Type Batteries Reduced 25

LIGHT BULBS, ALL SIZES HALF PRICE

Ford Radiator Hose, regular price 25c, Sale price 122C ENARCO Motor Oil (none better) regular price $K00 gallon, Sale price. .60c

Regular Sale Ford Battery Boxes .... $3.50 $2.00 Ford Foot Accelerators. 3.50 1.90

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