Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 281, 7 October 1921 — Page 10
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ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE MEETING ADDRESSED BY PROHIBITIONISTS EATOX. 0-. Oct. 7 Five prominent prohibition advocates constituting a "flying squadron" of the Anti-Saloon Wgue, addressed a meeting cf the Preble County Law Enforcement league, held nere- Thursday afternoon and evening In the Presbyterian church. . ; The party was made up of J. E. Russell, federal prohibition commissioner cf Ohio; John S. Kramer, former national "- prohibition commissioner; Don V. Parker, Ohio prohibition commissioner; J. A. White. Ohio Anti-Saloon league, and F. L. Dustman, editor of American Iasue. Russell. Kramer and Dustman spoke at the afternoon session, the former two speaking in a general way on prohibition and its enforcement, while the latter spoke on "Better Publicity". Judge A. O. Risinger introduced the speakers. The Rev. Charles Irwin presided, his church affording the meeting place. Risinger Welcomes Officials. Mayor Harry Risinger delivered an address of welcome. Mayor S. B. Smith, West Alexandria, and Mayor Charles Jordan, Lewisburg. spoke on "The Problem of the Village." Other addresses by local persons were: F. M. Van Ausdal, Lewisburg, on "Prohibition and the Sunday School"; Harry Polland, on "Membership"; the Rev. B. F. Petry, on ''Prohibition and ihe Church"; Stanley Hart, on "Prohibition and the Farm". The Rev. A. J. Bussard, local minister, conducted devotional. Parker addressed the evening meeting on "The State." White spoke on "The Anti-Saloon League." State Senator G. M. Kumler and Representative H. D. Silver presented addresses, each taking "The General Assembly and Prohibition," for their subject. E. E. McClellan, head of the Jackson township schools, spoke on "The Public Schools and Prohibition." The Rv. Hiley Baker and the Rev. E. W. Fitch, local ministers, had places on the prorram . County School Superintendent W. S. Fogarty presided. He is president of the county law and enforcement organization. Odd Fellows Meet. Odd Fellow lodges of the local district will meet October 20 at Gratis, for which Eden lodge, of Gratis, will be host. An afternoon session will b5 devoted to business and a program of entertainment, white an evening session will be given over to degree work by Eaton and New Paris lodges. Church Celebrates Remodeling. Following completion of repair and remodeling of the United Brethren church at New Hope, an all-day reception and meeting will be held Sunday in the church in recognition of the improvements. Dinner will be served at noon in the church basement. Boy Scouts Reorganize. After having disbanded a year or longer ago. Eaton's Boy Scout troop has been reorganized. Dr. H. Riley Spitler is again at the head of the troop as scoutmaster. Troop headquarters have been secured in the Gould building, on the third floor, over Woods' pharmacy. Delegates Attend Convention. One hundred delegates and visitors attended a convention of Women's Relief Corps of the fourth Ohio district here Thursday. Miss Mary Pace, of Dayton, district inspector, took a leading part in the activities of the meeting, which was held in Odd Fellowhall. A luncheon was served to the delegates and visitors by the Welfare Club of the Pythian Sister lodge at noon in Pythian temple. O I 1 oiiDurDan COTTAGE GROVE, Ind Mrs. Dr. Wright and daughter Susie Brumley spent Saturday in Hamilton with J. L. Benner and family. Mr. Benner and family returned home with them and stayed until Tuesday Mrs. Frances Miller spent most of last week .with her children in Liberty and Cottage Grove. She returned to Fort Wayne Saturday to the Irene Byron sanitarium, where she has been for tubercular trouble since Feb. 4. She i improving slowly in health. '. , .Omar Miller and family spent Sunday afternoon with Everett Miller near Oxford. Myrtle Gardner of Connersville spent Saturday night and Sunday with Edward Gardner and wife Mike Conner and wife and William Conner were Richmond visitors Monday Ed R. Williamson and family and Sears Williamson and mother and Miss Edith Keelor spent Sunday in Harrison, O.. with Mrs. Meeker, a sister of Mm. Williamson R. E. Toole and family spent Sunday afternoon with Cam Miller and wife in Liberty. Ivan Gardner and wife are entertaining a rw boy at their home Miss Edith Keelor spent Monday afternoon with Miss Verda Miller John Rawlins and son Darrel spent Saturday night and Sunday in Lawrenceburg, Ind., with Mr. Rawlins' mother Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Boring and daughter Fay were Indianapolis visitors Tuesday of last week Word came from Kitchel that Mr. and Mrs. Jerome are entertaining a new girl at their home. Her name is Esther Bernice. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson entertainel part of Iaet week Mrs. Gingry A. G. Luken Drug Company. CO A L
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j and daughter cf Oklahoma Mis3 ( Jennie Voorhe returned to her home in College Hill. O., Ian Saturday, 'an ! ) Miss Minnie Barrard will take her! place at George Keelor's Mr. and ! Mrs. Ollie Saaford of Richmond ai-" j tended church at Salem Sunday 'Rev. and Mrs. Hcnky took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfc Dye. I....J. W. Holland returned from i Michigan week before last Mies , Edith Keelor spent Friday and Satjurday in Richmond Mrs. Alice jLogue spent all cf last week in Itichmond Mr. and Mrs. William Albert jwere in Richmond Saturday afternoon. I Mrs. Sarah Keelor of New Paris, O.. who has been visiting Mrs. Wright and daughter, returned to her home last week. , LIBERTY. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Xewkirk called on Frank Horning and family near Alquina, Sunday Miss j Pearl Cromwell entertained her Sun day school class at her home Wednesday evening. Miss Alma Himelick is the teacher Mr. and Mrs. Clvde j Xewkirk spent Thursday evening with mt. ana Mrs. Frank Cromwell The Fairfield chapter of the Eastern Star were entertained by the Brookville chapter, Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis are parents of a babv igirl, born Wednesday Mrs. Clyde Xewkirk called on Mrs. Edith Ward last week.... Mr. Frank Rosfield called on Horace Ia Mar, Tuesday morning. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Turman Lackey called on Mr. and Mrs. Herschel La Mar, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Truman Lackey and Herschel La Mar called on Mr. and Mrs. Horace La Mar, Monday evening Clyde Xewkirk made a business trip to Fairfield, Wednesday Horace La Mar called on Ray Miles, Tuesday morning Elmer Templeton and family spent Sunday with George Weers and family at Dunlapsville Ray Miles and Horace LaMar motored to Liberty. Tuesday, on business Mr. and Mrs. Bob McElwel and Mrs. Curtis Crocker and daughter Effle, were shoDDine .Rirh. -mond one day last week Mrs. Ray Miies and Mrs. Jennings Davison motored to Richmond, Mondav Mrs. Horace La Mar called on Mrs. Ware at Fairfield, Wednesday morning Perry Brandenburg spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Xewkirk Mr .and Mrs. Andy Baudendistel had for their guests Thursday. Arthur Haag and family and Mrs. Truman Lackey Mrs. Frank White called on friends in Fairfield, Friday afternoon Mrs. Arthur Haag and chil. dren, Mrs. Andy Baudindistel and Mrs Horace La Mar attended the miscel. laneous shower given in honor of Mrs. Truman Lackey by the W. F. M society and the Restful Hour Club at the home of Mrs. Charles Klein, Friday afternoon Mrs. William Teegarden spent Thursday with Mrs. Herschel Laar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schuster, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott and daughters, Helen and Margaret Mr and Mrs. David Schuster and' son Loren, Mrs. Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles nd isiea, or inaianapolis, Mrs. Dora! i, , . '"nguam, Wash., Mrs. i iC,iah?,n and daughter, Estella, of Fairfield, all spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Halsted and relatives near ork Mrs. William Teegarden r sPe,ndmS c week with her daugh-tr-MTrs- Ted Pohlar, near Bath.. .. Mrs. Howard Schuster and son. Harold spent one day last week with Mrs. Daniel Schuster Arthur family and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Banden-
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ENTERS STAGE BY THE STUDY ROUTE, NOT BY SCANDAL Mrs. R. A. D. Cort Vsn der Linden. In these days when many women are entering the stage field via the divorce or murder court, the news that the limeiight still can be reached by the same old method of diligence and study is refreshing. Mrs. R. A, D. Cort Van der Linden, well-known society woman who gave up her social activities to study for the stage, makes her debut soon in "We Girls." She has been at work months on the role she will play. Marietta Donaldson, of Miami University, spent the week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brookbank Mr. and Mrs. William Teegarden and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Teegarden and daughter, Opal, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brookbank entertained to dinner Sunday, Joe McMahan and son, Charles, and Frances McMahan .and Miss Marietta Donaldson, of Miami Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miles and son Murice, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Miles in Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Horace La Mar and Mrs. Herschel La Mar assisted Mrs. Bell Shultz move to her new home in Oxford, Monday. HOLLANSBURG. O. Mr. and Mrs. Mont Simpson and daughter, Roma, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Hauldia Simpson, at Eaton Mr. -and Mrs. Ried Mikesell spent Sunday with L. V. Mikesell and family .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miles of Williamsburg. Ind., spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Forest Misses Cynthia Marshall and Marie Harris were six o'clock dinner guests of Isaac Miller and family Miss Mae Piatt anJ Master Howard Piatt spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Nichols. of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Samoday guests of Edward Cloyd and family, of Palestine Mrs. Lantz and sons, Roy and . Chester, and Bert Mikesell and family, spent Sunday at Brent, O A number of aoune eirls journeyed with well filled baskets to 'sPend the day with Miss Henrietta ' Brown- near New Madison, Sunday, ' The dav was sPent i10 music and j Pla"inS of games. Those present were I Misses Dorotny Williams, Lda Piatt, Dorothy Slick, Martha Albright, Edris
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JChenoweth, Jennie Petry. Mabel Petry,, ! Leth?. Mcore, Louise Billman. Donnu I Irelan, Bonnie Pavne r.nd Empress Miller.. . . Mr. and Mrs. Will Common's. Mrs. O. H. Mindling, Sampson Cloyd and son, Earl, called on Nelson Cloy-1 at Reid Memorial hospital Saturday afternoon.. .Mrs. Andrew Miller spent Saturday evening with Mr?. Martha LoCke Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keever and grandson, Junior, of Muncie, nd., were guests of Mrs. Pbeba Piatt, last Thursday and Thursday night.. .Floyd Bell, of Richmond, spent Friday at Glen Karn Mrs. Emma Downing, of Union City, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Elmon Polley and family. Mr. Harrison was a Sunday visitor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keever and son. Junior, of Muncie, and Mrs. Rheba Piatt and children were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caskev Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caskey and Miss Martha Locke spent Thursday with Roy DeCamp and family, of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Join: Flatter cpjled on Theodore Flatter and family, Thursday evening Miss Ida Cox, of Union City, spent Sunday' with Chalmer Caskey and family... The Pythian Sisters cleared about $28 at their market which was held at Richmond Saturday.' Proceeds for purchase of a piano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keever, Clarence Keever and family, of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Sain Caskey and Mrs. Rheba Piatt and daughter, Ida, were guests of Chalmer Caskey and family at a six o'clock din ner. recently Mrs. Viola Richards is spending a few days with Miss Flo Richards, near New Madison Earl Wiggs and family spent Tuesday eve - niiip- with Mrs. Pheba Piatt Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis, of Greenville spent Sunday with F. T. Davis and family Descan Richards and family and his mother, called on Chester Williams and family Sunday afternoon Miss Olga Jones, of Coluivbus O , spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnqj. Jones. Sunday guests were T. F. Davis and familv. Mae Shurte and daughters, Mr and Mrs. Harvey Jones and mother, and Mrs. Frame, of Greenville Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore spent Wednesday with Joshua Brown and family..... Flovd Armacost and mother spent Friday with George Downing and sister, Allie Elmer Armacost and family of Eldorado spent Saturday with Mr. Floyd Armacost and family. DUBLIN, Ind. Mrs. Lucy Newconner was 93 years old on Thursday, Sept. 29, and on Sunday, Oct. 2, her children planned a birthday dinner for her by inviting a number of their relatives. Although Mrs. Newcomer is confined to her bed most of the time, she enjoyed having her relatives and friends with iter Mr. John Scott attended the funeral of Mrs. Mason at Bentonville Friday Mr. and Mrs. George Peed are the proud parents of a son born Monday, Oct. 3 Mrs. Alice Crull and Mrs. T. J. Butler and daughter were guests of Miss Annt Russell at Centerville, Sunday. . .Miss Laura Lammers returned to her home in Chicago Monday, after a few days' visit with Mrs. Schuneman and daughter Misses Mary and Carrie Moore left Tuesday for their home at Brookville. after two weeks' visit here with their cousin, Mrs. O. H. Morris and; family, and Mrs. Luella Frazee Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace spent Saturday and Sunday in Greenfield with friands..Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wampler entertained Sunday, Mr. John Hur and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wampler Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. G. E. Moore were hostesses for LJ t ..,-.t nrit-'?-. Id Enrico The tilooti TTonlth nnd Loci Lifo depend cn Fare, Kich Blcod and Stronc Nerves. M - Reduced rTice sue Lgrjcuoa.$x. pi via Se 13c 25f? Bacon, sides, lb. Shoulders, lb . . . lb 20c .130 .120 "BnimiiMiinilmtt!ivMniiluiiriiiiiiiiMifimin,iiinn.iri'niiraitmt,iiiimini jl Expert Radiator Repairing I 1 1 Free Delivery Service f if RICHMOND BATTERY & RADIA. 1 I TOR COMPANY J Phone 1365 12th and Main 1 nwnmrwHiirtiuntiimumimmimmmiiiimnmiHimiiiiHiiuiiitaMiiiifmiiiii V IGRAN' Ladies' Shop
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the Mother's club at tha latter's homo last Thursday afternoon. . Theie was a good attendance and a good program given. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served during the so cial hour The funeral services fori Mrs. Marjorie Schuneman, wife ot Raymond Schuneman, who passed away at her home in Richmond, Sunday evening, were held here at the United Brethren church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Mr. and Mrs. Schuneman were both from Dublin and spent their childhood here and were graduates of the Dublin high school. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hoover at Cambridge. .. .Irvin Taylor and family have moved into Mrs. Dalrymple's property Mr. Elmer Fagan, Chester and Riley Laymon of this place, and Mr. Willard Beeson of Bentonville, have gone to Lexington, Ky., for a few days' stay Mrs. Cliff Mason slipped and fell on the walk at her home one morning last week and received a broken ankle. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Champ-, who have been here the past three weeks the guest of relatives and friends, returned to their home at Hebron, Conn., this week Mrs. P. H. Wilson was in Richmond Tuesday Mr. and Mrs..C. B. Sullivan and son took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Sullivan Mrs. O. H. Morris, Mrs. Luella Frazee, Harry Wood and Paul Dill left Tuesday morning for Rising Sun, Ind., for a few days' visit. Three members; were given third degree work at the I. O. O. F. lodge Saturday evenine. 1 After the work an oyster supper was served Mrs. Steffenson was in In dianapolis last week visiting her daughter and family There will be a musical entertainment at the I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 11. ....Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Sokwitne returned to Huntington Monday to make arrangements to move here to the parsonage which is being put in readiness for them. BOSTON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ballenger returned home from Amboy where they were called by thedeath of a relative Mrs. Bertha Miller and daughter, Mrs. Alph Kutter, spent the week end in Richmond... Mary Beard, of Earlham. was the guest of her parents over Sunday. UY
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