Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 88, 13 April 1922 — Page 10

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fTHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922.

MURRAY D. LINCOLN TO OUTLINE STATE FARM BUREAU WORK

. EATON, Ohio, April 13 Murray D. ; Lincoln, secretary of . the state farm .bureau, federation -will address a district fariu, bureau .meeting feere Saturday; "state Farm Bureau Work for ,1922" is announced as the subject of '.his discourse. I The meeting will be held in the courthouse assembly hall and will (open at 10 o'clock in the morning, with report of 1922 work by each county chairman in the district. Mrs. J. C. Wilson, of Lebanon, and Mrs. Carrie Jack.- of Morrow, will speak at this senshfo along lines of duty to farm bureau. Discussion of the themes 'of the talks will be led by a representative of the extension department of Ohio State university- Local coun

ty toad problems win be dealt with in

an address by C. K.

Manchester

cd in Eaton Monday Mr. affd Mrs. C. S. Apple and daughters Fay and Vesta shopped in Eaton Monday Mr. ard Mrs. Harry Darrah and children anl Mrs. Mattie Zimmerman shopped in Dayton Monday Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Coyhee and Mrs. Lottie Grimes made a trip to Dayton Monday The First grade sewing class of the school was accompanied to Dayton by its teacher, Miss Ruth Markey Monday afternoon.

Jake Lewellen. He expects to be open I Weaver of Andrews is to be the new Riggs, Marie Casey, Earth Davis, Er-

for business May 1 Mr. Pettibone

has purchased the barber tools of Mr.

Methodist minister for Economy

Mr. .and Mrs. (Jutland spent Sunday

with Mrs. Martha Atkinson Wil-

ma Cooper. Edith Mitchell, Mary Ma-

cey. uutn Williams. Rubv Eiehnlrl

building west of Mr. Beard's store in

West Main street Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Lester and children enjoyed their Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Allie Weyl and family Lewis Weyl arrived here from Texas last week where he spent the winter with his

son tred and family The W. C. T

ECONOMY, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. O. Cranor were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Cranor of Dublin to spend

Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. L nor at. New Paris, Ohio

Helen Allender. Helen Smith Kath-

with the bridge- gang on the C. and rne Barrett and Margaret Thomas.

O. railroad. I '"srs. itorace Hatfield, Roy Milton

qua, Ohio and Lindor Commons of music after which light refreshment Richmond Mr. and Mrs. George G.jwere served to the following: Mr. an. Ranck attended the district discussion ! Mrs. Russell Brown. Mr. and Mr; contest held at New Castle. Mis.! Owen Rich, Mr. and Mr3. Archi " Ruth Commons who won third place ! Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knol' is in Mr. Ranek's nnhlip snf:iliin! Mr. and Mrs V. .1 Sncnrpr. Misse

(Ralph Laughlin. John Pees:. Frpririrlr i class A law enforcement rallv will '. Ruth Fiilrhimi niivo Harrison. Marie

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., Miss Cora Loyin, Verlan Bockhoffer, Leverton j be held at the Friends' church Thura- j rie DeArmond, Martha Rich, Mn hreoder snent Tuesday in Winches- Smith, Willard ODell and Owen ' day evening at 7:30 o'clock; special! Ada Harrison, Mr. Henry Macej

Iter Mrs Charles rnett and e-and- ? ,1 T Pltts and family music from out of town will be given; Mirny Helms. Samuel Busby. Claud ' ;;V,7ir Ann. Roil i VnT m pm Salled on Ross Macey and family Sun-1 Rev. Howard Brown, pastor of the Alexander, Orville Wright and Willan i daughter Anna Bell and Mrs. t.ua. dav evpn np- Fnc t .; i... . H...... j ...,,.

TT -r.irt .:ii v, j . T--i 1 o.- mj,. .;,v. . .. " ' ol- i-fj anu i .nam Bticci r i ipiius cuurcn will : xittLLif iu iiis L.uiian nan leu. ous

at Davis and Randall's store.. ..Miss Bert Lacy of Salmoimie spent Monday . I' &dJly TV eV,": d!5!" -L ,f Jih,8 f r whJch Ui '

eek end with'C. T. U Mr. and Mrs. Clarence! and son Forest and Mrs. Joseph Ms

Ona Boren. Silckels of Union Citv and Mrs. Les-lcey suent Sunday afternoon . witi

illiam Stedhum called on iter Lacey and son Leland spent Sun-; Rose Macey and family Mr. ah

V. .Tapkar.n nr Winnhto, MWI, (lav nitr it. Mpmhow t'no irir-t mcofintr liolr! In Cnn nersvill c .vUluuu u, Kuim,ouU..i.0.ii.n.Ai.urli!uu.rI,a. . "aui.R ouuu.

FieTr and mifter Meree Oler, Rena Manning, Monday evening.. ...Mr. and Mrs. Ru- j motored 'in R1rnftnrt SnnirHoii-'awi ! J-.llHu i"i8S ! r-ll!J?jii!!anl

Fletrher ma.l a hnsitiPS5 trin tr, Win. Helen Lundv. Martrerv Lamh Marvihon Mrpv Mnrl Mr. and Mrs. Charles V," . lIrl: . tTuu u I""1""'"""

It,-l :viuiiua t-vtiiing iviua v ".j v auun., i uicm tain. ! olt.iicer s-p.ii ;viuiiuy iu ivn..muiii.i. . . t ja

E. Cra-i 'uanita Atkinson assisted Mr. Randall with Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Anderson ! Reynolds spent the wee Mr. and!at tne store Saturday The senior Charles Hatfield, Roy Stedhum, How-;thejr eranri-mnthpr Tr

Mrs. O. 11. Morrison and son William i-high school class were entertained by jard Thomas, Horace Hatfield and Fred. ?,rs. William Stedhii

spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. J. lne juniors at tne high school Satur- j Thomas attended tne ilea Mens uis-;John Lar,e anj famih

spending a few days with his grand

Elizabeth Manning and Miss Maryic'ar Weyl. Ralph Fisher. Members j . .The Women's Aid society of the'motm?r 0no Eoren.

Harris and family o .Mr. and Mrs. Orl

;hmond spent Sunday with Mr. and ! Hinshaw spent Sunday with Mr. am

Mrs. William Bond The younxlMrs. Clayton Woolman Elza Da

of junior class were, Helen Fisher

Friends' church will meet witn iura. Clements is miite siu with tiii,;.

Mendenhall returned to Earlham Mon

aay miss 1'annie Cam spent tne ; -iu-i otuuer, arian Lain, recil ; Marquis i nomas weanesaay aner-i and Urs james ( enter-

weeK ena wun ner parents returning . nviu.ru. utaiu, auu Jiaicoim t noon miss i neuaa -aiaircy i-ui tamed the following

":r"r i-rn 'Vii" Z?:J l1 AdamS Rl ons of Pi-'u ot to evening were games and ' ed to Bradford. Ohio. Sunday evenin,

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Lenllia ! people of the Christian church motor-! visson and three sons George, Charle

ed to New Madison, Ohio, Saturday J and Wayne of Farmland took Sundar evening and spent the evening with 'dinner with Ora Davisson and fami!

Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Spencer, the feat- i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hockctt motot

t.aird nf Veit I Paul Cain and daughter Miss Geneive! 'ones of Bloomington will spend the i and senior reception was held at the

! spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. ! week end, with her parents Mr. and I high school building Saturday evening,

State Bureau Secretary Lincoln will 'Manning and children at Richmond.. .! Alrs- Albert Jessup Alonzo Cain 'April 8. The seniors' colors of emer-

' .Mr ftnrl 1 r Harrv Harris: nnrl . lliu H.UUdr ivianninff hnvp hPbn on-lolrt n n H crnUI lioro fnrnpfl Oil T in inpi

decorations. Those enjoying the even-; ing were, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Reynolds,

sneak at the onpntn? nf nn nfternnnn -Jr- and Mrs.

'session at 1:30 o'clock. T). E. Dun-1

ham nf Ipliunnn will glen cnpalr ! Chester

The district Is mad nr. nf the moved into property south

:farm bureau organization in the conn-: erV recently purchased of-Mr.5.

;tiea of : Preble. Butler, Warren and: Hamilton. - '

Harry Harris andi1"'1 usr Planning nave been ap-

children called on relatives at Win-' P,nted road viewers for Middleboro

Sunday John Coomes hasiP'ke by county commissioners, and

Suburban

of Cream-; appeared

Jennie urday to

Scantland Mr. Pleasant Adamson j

is in a critical condition Mrs. Ac-

J nes and Miss Daisy Orsborn spent t Sunday with J. O. Ballenger and family of Hagerstown Mr. and Mrs. i Amos Wilkinson and Milo Lamb oJ ! Messick spent Sunday with their

GRATIS, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Fred , brothers, Herman and Lorins Lamb. Witters are at the home of their j ... .Mr. and Mrs. Charley Williams daughter, Mrs. Warren Williams. 1 from near Farmland were guests SunMr. and Mrs. Earl Rigger day of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Burke of Farmersville visited with her par- Mrs. Oliver Hiatt fell down stairs Sat.cnts Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kkes Sunday.! urday night badly bruising one arm

and knee. Mrs. Hiatt became contused in the direction when she left her room for the east room and fell down stairs, Mrs. Hiatt just recently was in a wreck on the road when an automobile drove into her horse driv-

(til V.U1HTJ au C uaxxij UUIL

sister Miss Elsie

before commissioners Sat-

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beall, Mr. and

qualify Rev. Lawrence Mrs. Howard Patterson, Misses Helen

: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox of Ger-; mantown visited with relatives Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hurchel Zimmerman and family of Miamisburg visited home folks Sunday, Burh! Glaze returned home with them and will work at painting with Mr. Zim-I

merman Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Alden Marshall and

GREEN & GREEN'S Edgemont Crackers

Knabe and children Lu!a and Albert : Marshall of Richmond called on their were out of town visitors Sunday grandmother Mrs. Elvira Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christnar and Ella Marshall Mrs. Chester KeevMrs. Clenentha Dewyer spent Sunday; er of near Hagerstown and chil afternoon wiih Mr. and Mrs. A. G. 'dren spent Sunday with her parents Bunch Clifford Albaugh of West Mr. and Mrs. John Coomes Mrs. Alexandria called on home folks Sun-, Seldon Snodgrass went to Richmond day afternoon Elizabeth Lowman Monday afternoon Economy is to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Low-; have a bakery established in the first man has been quite sick the past floor of the Odd Fellows' block by

week with pneumonia There will; be an Easter program presented at! both the M. E. church and First! Brethren church Easter night Mrs. Carrie Suggs of West Alexandria' called on her mother Mrs. Vern Jack-I Son Sunday afternoon Fred Bosen-i burg of Dayton was in town Sunday. i...Mr. and Mr3. Glenn Carr and,

daughter Agatha visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carr Sunday Clyde Coleman was home Saturday night and Sunday Miss Grrjce Furry was home over Sunday. i...Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kline of Eaton called on friends in town Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Willie Graham of Middletown and Mr. and Mrs. Hurchel Shaw and children of Germantown visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darrah and family Sunday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Bert Focht and Mrs. Ina Fulton and son called on friend-. and relatives here Sunday Mis.-; Elizabeth Karicofe went Monday morn ing to North Manchester where ;-h. will begin a course of study in ;. school there Opal Fudge and ru Kenith visited , her parents Mr. ant Mrs. Sylvester Andrews Sunday.... Calvin Stubbs went to Eiaon Morula afternoon Mrs. Burnard Milltr ar. i

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Mrs. Lillian Nye

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Everyday Ad-Ventures

After you've decided that woVking for you cuts in on too much of your stenographer's leisure time and you think what a shame it is that your office hours begin at nine when her usual time of arriving is around ten And that she can take only two hours off at lunch and that you have to bother her with a lot of rietation and filing during the rest of the day and so you give her a complete vacation and two weeks pay and start to look around for a girl who wants to do a little work - " But you don't hear of any good stenographers floating around loose and the few applicants with whem you do talk seem to be pretty much of the same type as the young lady you just let go ; And you begin to wonder if there ARE any more good office workers and if there isn't some way to find out, and then you remember the Palladium's - Help Wanted column and you say "Somehow, I Never Thought of That!" . But a few days later you're mighty glad you did, because you've just finished interviewing a number of bright, ambitious girls and you've picked out a most competent one to fill that vacancy in your office. ' (Copyright 1322)

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The Richmond Shoe Repairers Association is organized to protect the public against shoddy materials now being extensively used by the foreign element. All Association Shops are American Shops

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See that it is displayed in your Shoe Repairman's window. It is your protection against shoddy and inferior materials and poor workmanship. The Richmond Shoe Repairers' Association is an organization for the purpose of maintaining the highest possible standard of shoe repairing. Its members are pledged to respect their craft and protect their patrons by using materials of highest quality. This card is authorized by the Richmond Shoe Repairers' Association through the authority vested in the president, and may be revoked at any time for cause. It is issued only to members of the Association, who must abide at all times by the laws of the Association. The person to whom this card is issued is recommended to the confidence and esteem of any community to which the pursuit of his vocation may call him, and respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. Following is a list of American Shops : DUSTY'S SHOE REBUILDER No. 1,-504 N. Sth St. GEO. M. CROCKER & SONS 1602 Main St. WILLIAM R. DECKER 7 South 9th St. HERBERT DREW North 7th St. A. J. FORD South 11th St. ABNER HARNED 1021 North E St. JOHN KETTLEFORDER 1236 East Main St. DUSTY'S SHOE REBUILDER No. 211 North 9th St. NICK SENNA North Sth St. BOB TOMLINSON South 11th St.

JOHN CISCO North E and 19th Sts.

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