Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 67, 20 March 1922 — Page 3

TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF ESTABLISHMENT OF GRANGE OBSERVED

NEW PARIS. Ohio. March 20. The tenth anniversary of the establishment of the Whitewater Valley Grange wos celebrated in the grange hall Saturday nigbrt. Music, a history of the grange by one of its oldest members, a home talent play, and refreshments served after the program, kept the members until a late hour. A sextette of violins was responsiMe for much of the music, the violinists being Albert Garrison, Mary Alice Murray, Mildred Mitchell, Mary Coblentz, Donald Garrison and James Noakes. A piano solo by Miss Edith Bragg and violin solos, by Mildred

Mitchell and James Noakes with sev

eral vocal solos, completed the musical program. In honor of St. Patricks day, songs were in Irish theme, "A Little Eit of Heaven," by Mary Alice Murray, "Mother Machree," by J. W.

Noakes and "Kathleen," by Mary Alice Murray, with, choral accompaniment by

a quartette. A music drama, with the parts givrn in song was one of the featur.es of the program. Those taking part were John Noakes, Mrs. Earl Mitchell and Mary Alice Murray. A reading was given by Hazel Luker. Interest Shown. Much interest was shown in a his

tory of the Grange, given by one of

the charter members. Mrs. Mary Reid.

The Whitewater Valley Grange, she

stated, was formed in March of 1912, William D. Arnold, now of Richmond.

being its founder. Mr. Roy Schlotterbeck, then county deputy, assisted in its formation, and Robert Bunger, of

liewlsburg, Installed the first officers and gave the ritualistic work. Charter members, a number of whom a were present and spoke at the tenth anniversary Saturday, were: .W. D. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J W. Noakes, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Larsh, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Price, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Purviance, Mr. and Mrs. John McWhinney; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kuth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slorp and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bragg, Mrs. Mary Reid, Adam Reid, George Wolf, R. L. Watts, Frank Wilson, James Watts, John Watts and Miss Osa Cordell. A Juvenile Grange was formed In April of 1913 and continued for three years under direction of Mrs. A. J. Murray. The present hall was bought in 1914. The Grange belonged to the Parke County Pomona until May, 1918, when a Preble County Pomona Grange was formed. Masters of the Grange have been C. L. Jones, R. E. Morrow, II. W. Bragg, Adam Reid, J. W. Noakes, Earl Brandenburg. Verling Shafer, C. R. Coblentz and Roy Smelker. The program was concluded by short talks by the charter members present and reading of greetings from those who had moved away. Refreshments were served by young girls in white with shamrock decorated aprons and caps. The hall also was decorated in green. 1

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1922.

Dr. Lorenz Holds Farewell Clinic

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aunaay anernoon at her home, one mile south of Chicago Corner, after about three weeks' illness. Her husband and three children survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Chicago Corner church. Burial will be at the Brick Church cemetery. REV. FRANCIS M. WESTHAFER Funeral services for the Rev. Francis M. Westhafer, 72 years old, who preached for a number of years In Connersville and Mllroy, were held at the First Methodist church in Newcastle Monday morning. Rev. Westhafer was injured while assisting In some work at the church some months ago and died as a result of his injuries. He had been a Methodist minister for 37 years, the greater part of which was spent in the Indiana conference. He was born in Tracey, Ohio, in 1850, and moved to Indiana in 1865.

COLUMBUS WILL HAVE NEW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL fRv Associated Preas COLUMBUS, March 20. Columbus is to have a new junior high school building and gymnasium. A bond issue of $125,000 recently was authorized for the building program by the city council. The buildings are expected to be ready for use by the opening of school in September.

Abington Groin Growers To Meet Tuesday Night ABINGTON, Ind., March 20. The Grain Growers' meeting, postponed March 14, will be held Tuesday nighti

March 21, at the Abington school-

house.

GO BACK TO 8CHOOL , (By Associated Press). i FRANKFORT, March 20. High school students of this city have resumed their studies after several days' lay-oft as a result of a fire which completely destroyed the school building. Sessions will be held during the remainder of the year at the Masonic temple, the M. E. Community building and the American Legion home. ;

FAGE THREE

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Dorothy Winters (above) with Dr. Adolf Lorenz, was the last New York. City youngster to be treated by the eminent Viennese surgeon. The following day Dr. Lorenz left for Detroit to open a clinic. He will leave Detroit on March 24 and sail for his home in Vienna.

Called by Death

ANTHONY ALTHAUSE. GREENVILLE, Ohio, ..March 20. Anthony Aithause, 70 years old, diei here Saturday. Mr. Aithause had been ill for the past three years. The deceased had been a citizen of Greenville for more than 50 years. He is survived by his widow and five children.

MRS. MARY K. REED DUBLIN, Ind., March 20. Mrs. Mary Katherine Reed. 76 years old, died Saturday at her home here. The funeral services were to have been held at the home at 2 o'clock Monday

I Had La Grippe Which left me a total wreck. I felt there was no help for me, as my system was In such a run-down condition, but, thanks to 'Dr. liurkharfs Vegetable Compound, which came just in time to save my life. W. G. Johnson, Indianapolis. Ind. Write today for a treatment. Pay when cured. Address 621 Main St.. Cin

cinnati. O. 30 days' treatment, 25c; 70 days. 50c. All druggists. Advertisement.

afternoon. Burial was to have been 'in Smithslde cemetery. -

MRS. ELI SHAFFER HAGERSTOWN, Ind., March 20. Mrs. Eli Shaffer, 64 years old, died

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DaDies attract attention for their health and spirits. The right food makes the perfect baby. ' EAGLE

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You surely w ill realize that Spring Is here if you give our Hat Department a 'visit now. Grey is the predominating color, with tan running a close second. These Hats are made of supt r-quality Felt in desirable shades and shapes to fit every man's preference. Materials are at the lowest and prices are less than last Spring. Pleasing news for you, as well as ourselves.

TWEEDS

are the "thing" this Spring. Naturally our Headgear Department offers a wide selection in Tweed.

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NEW SPRING WOOLENS For Dresses, Goats and Skirts

Wool Skirtings Are creating talk at the new low prices. They are all new in Checks, Plaids .and Stripes. Sale prices $3.00 $4.00 and $5.00 The kind that last season sold from $6.00 to $7.50.

Wool Coatings We show a beautiful collection of new Spring Coatings in plain and fancy weaves, in all the new colorings. Prices

$2.50 $3.50

$3.00 $4.00

All Coatings are 54 inches wide.

FRENCH SERGES! FRENCH SERGES! A special purchase brings them down to the lowest prices in years

$2.00 per Yard 50-inch. The shades are Brown, Raffia, Mohawk and Navy.

$1.69 per Yard 45-inch. The shades are Brown, Navy, Midnight and Black.

Wool Jersey Cloth $2.75 More popular than ever; " 54 inches wide, beautiful quality, Navy, Brown, Black, Plum, Nude, Orange, Kelly, Henna and Grey.

Wool Tricotine $2.95 $3.50 $4.50 per yd. 50 to 54 inches wide, made from the finest Australian wool firmly woven; plenty Navy Blues.

Natural Pongee Silk $1.00 per Yard The fastest selling Silk we have ever had for the reason it can be used for so many purposes:. As long as 200 yards will last.

THE STORE WITH ONLY ONE PRICE

In the Spring a Young Wife's Fancy

T IGHTLY turns toward a better home than A-' the one in which she has been living during the past year. Then she "lightly turns" the pages of The Palladium to the "For Rent" column in the classified sectionThere she finds a complete list of all the houses being offered for rent in and near the city and is able to make a splendid selection. These little ads have enabled hundreds of pejsons to make wise choices this spring! - When You want to learn if there is some advantageous move you can make turn to Classification 74 or 77!

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