Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 99, 26 April 1922 — Page 12
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FRUIT CROPS 111 GOOD CONDITION IS REPORT OF STATE AUTHORITY (Bv Associated PreBS.) INDIANAPOLIS, April 26. Fruit crops In southern Indiana are in
did condition at this time, with indi-jmond were visitors in New Paris Moncations favoring, the greatest yields ! day evening .... C. O. Whltaker spent
ever experienced, according to Harry Dietz. assistant state entomologist in the department of conservation. Mr. Dietz has just returned from an extended trip through the southern part of the state, visiting orchards around Paoli, Mltchel, Salem and Orleans. Apples, peaches, cherries, plums, strawberries and blackberries were examined by Mr. Dietz. He reported apple trees blooming heavily, with a heavy crop set from all indications. Peaches appeared to be one hundred tier cent set. he said, in many Instances the peaches averaging fromlO tn 2K to th foot of limb on well cared for trees. It may be necessary to thin ' " - w. , out some of the trees, according to Mr. Dietz. He added that there was some peach leaf curl, but that this was found only where the trees had not been sprayed. To Bear Heavily Cherry and plum trees also will bear heavily, the assistant state entomologist said. Strawberries at ' Borden were In full bloom last week; blackberries and raspberries give promise of heavy bloom in two or three weeks. A heavy hall storm at Mitchell last Monday caused but little damage to fruit. The hall caused scarred limbs, but not enough to injure the trees, Mr. Dietz said." He added that in his ob servations he found that Insect condi tions were not serious at this time. Wet weather, however, he added, was favorable for " the development of "apple scab,"? This condition can be combatted successfully, he . declared, by spraying lime sulphur solution. 1 gallons to 50 gallons of water, and arsenate,.of lead,-1: to 1 gallons to 50 gallons of water: " This same solution, he said, would also eradicate two of the -worst insects the codling moth and the plum curculio. Frank Wallace, state entomologist, who has just returned from a trip through many states and which ended in California, said he found conditions all over the country apparently ideal for bumper crops in all fruits. NEW PARIS, Ohio The playground equipment has been received and partly installed on the school grounds. Mrs. Estella Miller of Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mikesell Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Faye Leffler of New York City is making an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. L. H. Gallas, and family and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.-'C. C. Jessup, of near Braffettsville. . . .Miss .Pauline Bragg Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Davis at Kenton. .Mr., and Mrs. Ted Hawkey of Monroe, Mich., were week-end guests of relatives. . . .Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Royer spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lichtenfels at Richmond The body of Mrs. Mary Burns of Richmonr was huried in Springlawn cemetery Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Burns was a sister of George Lehman and a former resident of New Paris.. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pence and daughter Martha of Chicago came Saturday for a visit with relatives. Mr. Pence returned Sunday evening and Mrs. Pence and daughter remained for a week's visit Mr. and Mrs. Llal Withrow of Arcanum spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth King and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Northup .Elson Jones moved his household goods to Dayton on Wednesday. Mrs. Jones and daughter Jane went Sunday Orville Veets spent from Wednesday until Saturday with Dayton relatives George Crane of Eldorado was a visitor in town Monday. .Robert McKissick of Lynn, Ind.,- was a business visitor Monday .Clarence Teaford post American Legion members acted as pallbearers Sunday afternoon for I. N. Zeek. a Civil war veteran, whose funeral took place at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon. The burial was made in Mound Hill cemetery at Eaton.... Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Patton and son were week-end guests of relatives at New Castle, Ind H. O. Hamilton, H.. W. Campbell, G. A. Pence. A. K. Baker and W. L. Aker are the mem-, bers of the committee in charge of the ; dance to be given Saturday evening at the K. of P. hall. Sider's orchestra of Eaton, Ohio, .will furnish the music. On Thursday evening the Odd Fellows will celebrate the anniversary of their lodge. The families of the members are invited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Comer of Richmond spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. I. N. Zeek. . . .Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter King were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Overpeck. Frank Overpeck and Mrs. Charles Powell of Dayton Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Clawson had as their guests Sunday Mr and Mrs. O. M. Pearce of West Manchester. Mr. an dMrs. C. M. Fels and daughter of Richmond. Ind., Miss Edith Keelor of Cottage Grove, Tnd , Sears Williamson of Bryant, Ind., Mr. and -Mrs. George - Keelor, Mrs. Sarah Keelor and Samuel Keelor of Dayton. .V.Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Addlema nand family of Tipton, Ind., Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Addleman and son of San Francisco, Cal.. and Mr. and Mrs. Galen Morrison of Richmond, Ind., were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. lion Morrison N. A. Waggoner spent the week-end with the Eilly Sunday party at Richmond. Mr. Waggoner is an old friend of Mr. Sunday and Mr. Rodeheaver J. H. Black has t urchased a grocery at Brookville and will move there in a few days.... The birthday anniversary of F. R. Murphy "as celebrated Sunday with a family dinner, the table being graced with three birthday cakes, one holding the correct number of candles. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Schmalnberger, son George and daughter Elizabeth,' Miss Sylvi aMurphy of Greenville. Mr and Mrs. T. J. Samuels. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Samuels, Miss Mary Bowles. Miss Mary Clingenpeal and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Miller A large number of New Paris folks attended the Sunday meetings at Richmond. Sunday church services here were much depleted Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Starr of Greenville were guests Sunday afternoon of Miss Anna Wefler and Mn and Mrs; W. K. Martin. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Westendorf and children nnd Mary Mildred Cunningham of Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. M. J. ' Cunningham Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. George Dilks entertained a partv of 14 guests Sunday at Cedarbrook farm.... Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Yung of Richmonr spent Sunday .with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dwyer and family.
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....Mr. and Mrs. Reid Clark and son of Richmond were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Clark. . . .Ray Dalameter of Chicago, 111., spent Saturday and Sunday with A. C. Jennings. On Sunday they all motored to Lynn and visited relatives Mr. Wertz and family of Lewisburg moved to the Mrs. Mary Davis property on Cherry stret 1. D. Bennet tof Cambridge City spent Sunday with his brother. C. w. Bennett. . . .Mr. an Mrs. Earl Men-
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bunday with relatives in Richmond. Mrs. Whitaker returned with him after spending a week in Richmond Mrs. G. A. Hill spent Beveral days with Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall, aiding in caring for Henry Bucher, Mr. Hill's uncle, who is ill Miss Evelyn Aker spent Saturday and Sunday in Dayton as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coblentz H. O. Hamilton spent the week end at his home in West Alex ander. .Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Penland visited at Castine Sunday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Wisman' visited relatives at ArSunday... .Mr. and Mrs. Henry P""" 80 nwre guests Sunday Af MM LMiitoKnl 1111 MIDDLEBORO, Ind. Plans are un der way to have the Sons of Veterans ' i bugle corps of Richmond for Decora-!
tion at Goshen.... Preaching services ' an Mrs. WiUlam Robinson and daugnwill continue at this place during the - of near Liberty.. ..Ralp h and big meeting at Richmond; sermon next ! MaTudve Huntington and Edith Quick Sunday night C. T. Tiffany has of Liberty, spent Sunday with Mr. and been plowing fo rail his neighbors. . . . j Mrs- Huntington and daughter. Mrs. Howard Jeffries had several teeth : Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber and daughpulled Monday and has caused her to ' ter pPent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. feel ill.... Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thorn-iEd- Hart- of Clifton. . ..Mr. and Mrs. as and family spent Monday evening i Willard Rodenburg and son, Charley.
with Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Seaney.. .Miss Ruth TJlmer had a fish hone : caught in her throat and was taken to i a Richmond physician to have it re-i moved The program at .the Middle Doro school Friday was enjoyed by many friends ad parents and at noon a bountiful dinner was served Miss Hazel Thomas, Miss Anna Marie Clark and Willard Thomas were guests Sunday afternoon of Miss Edith and Dorthy Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas and Rev. L. F. Ulmer and uaugnter attended the . program at visiting her uncle near Richmond with J. F. Kuth.... Mrs. Acie Stanley and two children who have been visiting in California the past three months returned home Thursday afternoon, having enjoyed a nice time. .... .Miss Rosaline Hartman visited Mary Jane Markey Tuesday. .Mrs. Hector Urton, Gertrude Urton, Pearl' Puthoff and Anna Puthoff were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Hawkins and family Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reid spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roll of near Whitewater. .. .The Pyle sale brought the Ladies' Aid a clear profit of $23.70 Miss Pauline Pattie spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Nile Pattie of Richmond Mrs. Sadie Golden and grandson, David, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirkman and Sunday all spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Fowble Mr. and Mrs. Russel Clark and daughter, Anna Marie, visited Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Williams Miss Alice Ross spent from Wednesday until Sunday of last week in Spartansburg with' iuiss aiuarea rtougn Mrs. Ralph Roll of near Whitewater spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reid . . ..Mrand Mrs. Lee Sullivan and Curtis Railsback spent Sundav evening with Mr. and Mrs. Park El wood Mrs. Mary Pemberton has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Jordan at the Reid hospital where she has been operated on for appendicitis. She is 1.. . ana Mrs. n uC u,u spent aunaay aiiernoon wnu ivir. ana Mrs. Aiistius Ldttie.... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartman and S Jo Puthoff and family and Mr. and Mrs. j Lharles King and daughter motored to West Alexandria to see the hatchery.. ar. and Mrs. T. J. Addleman and Garnett Smith attended the funeral of Mr. Zeek at Eaton Sunday.... Mrs. Jennie Smith of Whitewater spent Tuesday with Mrs. T. J. Addleman A vprv intprpstintr nrnirran. ir,
number six schoolhouse Friday and ailand 8Pent Monday in Lynn John nice dinner was prepared by the par-iTaylor' wno has been the S1165 " ents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sieweke i relatives here for the last few days, and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Newbern were ; returned Monday to his home in Indiguests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jim ' anapolis Mrs. Alice Peaster re
Diehl Miss Elsie Hartman visited Miss Ardella Worley Sunday afternoon. PHILOMATH, Ind Madaline Pflum of Waterloo spent Thursday night with Sylvia Stinson Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and daughter and Mr. and Mrs Harry Weber and daughter attended the play given at Abington Thursday night by the Brownsville high school Mr. and Mrs. Willard "Rodenburg and son, Charley, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rodenburg were In Richmond Wednesday af ternoon . . . . The Happy Pedestrian class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry We - ber Friday night. Thd following attended: Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Lambert and children, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rodenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodenburg and sons, Mrs. Jennie Plessinger, Ernest Stinson, Emmetc end Frank Pollett. James Rose, David! Plessinger, Wilbur West, Charley Rodenburg, Sylvia Stinson, Virgel Ples singer, Mary Rose, Jennie Pollett, Edith Brown.- After refreshments the evening was spent in playing games. Mrs. Sam Fisher and Mrs. Jennie Plessinger spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. George Fulton an& Mrs. Eliza Martin. .. .Sylvia Stinson spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Willard Rodenburg and Mrs. Elmer Rodenburg Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCashland and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Man-
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ly and son, of near Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watt and family, and Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Bradley, of Centerville, spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stlnson and daughter Sylvia and son Ernest. George Kelly and sons Paul and Jasper, Grant Rose and son James, Joseph Plankenhorn, Mr. and iUIS. fJlUld iuuuw.. .v-tuuM - 1 vival services held by Billy Sunday at Richmond Sunday evening. . .Jesse Wnitinir of Abinrton. and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and daughter spent: Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Plankenhorn and son.... Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Caldwell were called to the .vamunage pastor, acxeo. as loasimashome of his brother. Tom Caldwell. ter. and talks were given by Rev. McSaturday on account of the serious t Cormick, E. P. Jones and O. H. Calloillness of his wife. Mr. Caldwell re-'.way. Refreshments of ice cream. sides near Lyonsville Mr. and.cake and coffee were served WedMrs Harry Lambert and family, Mr.'.nesday night is Methodist night at the and' Mrs Roy Rodenburg and sons, Billy Sunday meeting and Friday Willard and John Rodenburg, spent j night Christian night. This is all memSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest A1-- Ders 'rom these Wayne county churchlen and family, of Pennville Mr. ! and Sunday schools. . .Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Rufus Lambert spent Sun-l. M. Jones, E. P. Jones and F. C. Mcday with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Parks, of jCormick attended the funeral of Mrs. Boston .Mr and Mrs. Charles ! Jones sister, Mrs. Harding, at HartBrown and daughter, Edith, and Laura ; fTord City Wednesday Mrs. E. P. and Mary Rodenburg spent Sunday 1 Jones has returned from Dover, Del-
with Mr. and Mrs. Willara Koaenburg Mrs I and son, Charley, and Mr. and .Mr. and Mrs. ! Elmer Rodenburg . . Saml. Stinson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. fclmer KOdenDurg i spent ftionaay evening wnu -mi. Mrs. Rufus Lambert. The latter is ill. , . . NEW MAU1BUIN, U. H.iSie Vicior is seriously ill at the home of her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Victor' 0n,0 spent Saturday night and Sunnorth of town Mrs. George Shu-day Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horn... maker who has been suffering from Mrs- Mary Peden spent Monday after.
heart trouble is slowly Improving. Mrs. Eliza Jones spent Wednesday with Ed Toohey and f amily. . : L. A. Eliker spent Wednesday in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. George Slick or Mrs. Will Coning...... Miss Edith Smelker of New Paris called on her grandmother Mrs. Laura Smelker Friday evening The junior-senior banquet of the high school was held at the K. of P. hall Friday evening Quite a crowd attend5istlie ciphering match which was held Friday evening in the community building and which lasted until the wee small hours of Saturday morning. First honors were carried off by a Dayton team, second honors by Trump and Brumbaugh of Greenville, third by another Dayton team and fourth by a team from North Star Mrs. Frittschuh of Lewisburg, Mrs. Glenn Shultz and Mrs. Harry Worch of New Madison proved to be best among the ladies. LYNN, Ind. Miss Jeanette Lee Nichols, a student at Muncie, visited her parents Sunday. .. .The baccalaureate service Sunday evening at the Christian church drew a large crowd. The class of 1922, fourteen in number, occupied the front seats. The limited i choir, under the leadership of Mrs. Mattie Martin, sang several numbers. The speaker, M. R. Scott, of Spartanburg, assisted by local ministers, had charge. Commencement exercises on Friday evening. . .Charles Surface lost a purse containing $27.50 at the parent-teacher meeting Wednesday evening, and as yet it has not been found Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shock and Abner Hiu were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Mrs. 0ra Snvder I Mrs. Henry Harman had as their
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: guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. O. E 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harman and family of Stone Station Mr. and Mrs. David Hodgin and Mrs. Thomas Moody were visitors in Union City Friday F1y n Indianapolis Saturday.... Dan White, of Hollansburg, 0hl- was a busines? visitor in Lynn ! Monday Everett Addington, Farmturned to her home in Chicago Monday after a week's stay with relatlvestut this place .... Clyde Cline, who works In Indianapolis, spent Sunday here with his people.. . .Joe Boone left on Wednesday evening for an extended visit with relatives in Traverse City, Mich Fred and Ernest Jone3 and families had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones and sons, of New Madison, 0...."Dick" Witter ' spent Sunday evening in Richmond I Donald Cutler, of Richmond, was the J guest Monday of his grandfather, T. j I- Nichols John L Thomas spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. jRolla Overman, near Fountain City... j Perry Cox of Winchester was in Lynn Monday Mrs. Oscar Overman is a mid-week guest of relatives In Union City. MILTON, Ind. The baseball game between the M. E. and Christian Sunday schools Saturday resulted in a victory for the Christians, with a score of 12 to 4.... Mrs. Earl Crawford and daughter Ina, Mrs. Harry Caldwell and Mrs. Lafe Myers were Richmond visitors Wednesday Miss Susie Shafer spent Thursday night with Miss Ina Crawfor. . . .The M. H. S. baseball team efeate Centerville high school twice in the past week. The first game was played at Milton with a score of 3 to 0. The next was at Centerville with a score of 10 to 6....Cary club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John
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Du Gran rut Mrs. E. C. Caldwell entertained at Sunday dinner Carl Caldwell and family, Paul Caldwell and family. Harry Caldwell and family and Earl Crawford and family. The occasion was a surprise in honor of Mr. Cadwell's and daughter Mary's birth' days The baccalaureate services j were held at tne M. E. cnurcn sunaay . . . . . ' evening, me cnurcn was aecoraiea in the senior class colors and flags. The Community choir furnished the music, and Rev. Trowbridge gave a 'fine sermon The men of the Cambridge Christian church entertained th emen of the Milton Christian church Friday evening. Rev. Hover, the uc visiuug air. ana
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another - baseball game between the M. iu. and Christian Sunday schools Saturday, May S. BETHEL, Tnd. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Brown returned home Saturday afternoon, after spending two weeks with Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boda, of Mt. Victory. Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Sheff er of Rlchm0D(j . spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Reason Wolfal Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfal and Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Baker and baby, of Hollansburg. spent Thursday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Reason Wolfal... Willi am Horn, of Glen Kara, noon wtth Mrs. A. J. Bond Mrs. R. G. Anderson and son, Fredric. Mrs. A. J Bond, and Mrs Thomas Harlan were guests Sunday of Mrs. Anson Brunv field and Mrs. William Brumfield.. . Mrs. Sarah Anderson was a guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Vhite. Mr. and Mrs. V. B. McCaulley and Chester Anderson, of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson.. .. .Mrs. Jehu Boren spent Thursday with Mrs. Anson and Mrs. Willie Brumfield Mrs. Chester Arnett of Palestine, Ohio, Bpent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tharpe and family Miss Lilla Van Nuys was a guest Sunday of Miss Florence Boren Donald Windel and Miss Wyvona Hyde, and air. and Mrs. Lloyd Tharpe were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jones, of near Muncie Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. N., Thompson Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hyde and Jont Suplee of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde Miss Fern Addelman, of Richmond, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Addelman.. .Mrs. Everett White spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Henry Knoll, and her sister, Mrs. George Baker and family Merle Coleman and family entertained the folowing guests at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kertley and children, of Brownsville, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McCracken and children, of Williamsburg. George Love and daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. Carrie Coleman, of Lynn..... Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Addleman and daughter, Miss Fern entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Addleman and daughter. Miss Agnes, of Richmond. ....Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ketrlng and son, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Thompson Evan Horn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Claybaugh were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Claybough and family. C HESTER. Ind. Mr. and Mrs Maurice Hinshaw, Mrs. Luther Hinshaw, Mrs. Absher and Miss Ruth lAbsher and Juanita Hinshaw of Win chester visited Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Boerner. . .Miss Marjorie Pickett called on Miss Margureite Haisley Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Haliday of SpartDo You Get Up Nights On Account of Bladder? This Symptom Tells You Something Is Wrong. A Dayton Man's Experience. Mr. John Lumpkins, 7 Carrie St., Dayton, Ohio, says in his own home paper, the Dayton Herald: "For two years I had to get up fifteen to twenty times each night. The scalding and Dain was awful. After taking a few doses of Lithiated Buchu. the gravel i came, until at least twenty-five pieces have passed. Some were as large as a bean. I am glad to have this way of telling my fellow sufferers about this great new remedy." Lithiated Buchu acts on the kidneys and bladder like Epsom Salts on the bowelB. It cleans them out and helps to relieve the bladder of abnormal deposits. The tablets cost 2c each. This price makes it possible to place in thej fnrmiila Bavarol CTiuntba ilrniri! I -" ' -. . V. ...... . l' ..... . v. U,0, which are useful for relief. The for - mula is on the package. It is likely you have never taken anything "similar. Try a few doses for backache, scalding, scanty or high colored urine and frequent desire at night. Be sure to get the Keller forumla Lithiated Buchu at A. G. Luken Dru? Co. and drug stores everywhere, or write The Keller Laboratory, Mechanicsburg, Ohio Advertisement. IT
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ansburg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Onivn Rnwpn HnmiVhrpv - - O " ... J , ju.iB.eseu is u-uie iu ue uui alter au attack of la eriD .Kenneth Thomas enpnt Rnndsv urtth Waltr VftlrtmU i ..James Webster is ill.. Mr. and Mrs.) Harvey Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry I Varnauf, Paul and Jeannette Varnam, jivin ana w uma jurown spem Ji t r j i si ouuuaj mr. uu mro. guinea Huffman.... Miss Adelaide Kemp visited. Miss Ada uaMott Sunday afternoon... .The Missionary Bociety will meet a the home of Mrs. Ella Williams Thursday, May 4.. . .Misses Mary and Mabel Humphrey of Lynn called on Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Berry Sunday afternoon. . camden, o,. Mrs. Mae Kuth of New Paris, visited Frank Edmundson and family over the week-end Thej Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Isaac Morrow as hostess .Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCallum, and son of Lima, O., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. McCallum Mr." and Mrs. Ed Marshall were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Gressle..,. . . Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sizelove have moved to Eaton where Mr. Sizelove Is employed in a bakery.. . .Frank White west .... Miss Clara Duckwall of Day ton, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Duckwall Will Newton is confined to his home with an attack of rheumatism Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Huffman and son were in Richmond Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Milo Harris of Hamilton spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Maddock heard "Billy" Sunday at Richmond Sunday afternoon. JACKSONBURG, Ind. - Jackson Lodge of I. O. O. F will observe its anniversary Saturday night Rev. D. L. Milligan will fill his regular appintment here next Sunday .night. This will close his pastoral work here Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lutz spent Sunday with friends at Dunkirk. They were accompanied by Mrs. Josephine Underwood who will spend the "week with his sister Miss Clara Smith .has returened to her home at Centervllle Mr. and Mrs. Orville Berg spent Sunday with his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berg John Kiser and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worl and Alonzo Honnel and family, were entertained to diner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Gilmore George Fagan, of Bunker Hill and son George, of Peru, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Gethers had as their supper guests Saturday night, Mrs Josephine Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. James Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooks, Miss Thelma Lutz, Wayne Brooks, Hester Gether and Mr. Baker, of Hartford City Mr. and Mrs. George Pressall, of Hagerstown, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roth ".r.AT.V ,:r y?: Sunday with Dublin friends Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scates, daughter, Irene, and Miss Helen Scott were the guests of Wilbur Personett and family Sunday.. The Help-One-Another club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clara Bertsch The township Sunday school convention will be held here Sunday af tern on. .. .Floyd Hayward enroute to Anderson, spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Bessie Personett and family Mr. Baker, of Hartford City, is visiting his sister, Mrs. James Lutz and family Mr. and Mrs. Vera De Hays, and Mr. and i'Irs. Orville Berg were at Richmond to hear Billy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs
Will Gilmore had as their guests Sun-; Senate in 1914 and has served for dav Mr. an dMrs. Alonzo Hornel and eteht years, being unopposed for rechildren Mr. and Mrs. John Kiser election after his first term, a signal and son, Fran, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank bonor and one that reflected the ReWorl John Kiser. of Hagerstown, publican estimate of the value of his spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan services, In Wayne county. During Kiser .Tarnh wiser was th. most of the sessions of 1917 and 1919 Senator
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RICHMOND, Ind., April 24 State Benator Walter McConaha of Wayne county, candidate for the Republican nomination for congress, Is finishing his campaign confident of success. TOTftfi on qcVh tt crciA vnalnritir in thl8 nIa home countyssured, Senator McConaha and his aides are devoting themselves- to a final round-up of the party voters in the other seven counties of the district. They announce plans tor an extensive drive for votes during the remaining period before the balloting May 2. Senator McConaha is making a personal canvass as far as the physical possibilities permit. He is supplementing this effort with frank statements to the voters, through the press of the district, offering substantial reasons why he should be named' to carry the party's banner in the fall campaign. Senator McConaha is running on his record. He was sent to the State McConaha was chairman of the Finance committee of the upper house, k.rd in this capacity had an influential voice in determining appropriations of state money. Senator McConaha has been active and prominent in business affairs in Wayne county and Richmond for more j than forty years. The nature, of this j business the sale of farming lmplements has kept him in intimate touch j with the farmers and producers of the j county and district. More than thirty i years ago, he was chairman for a number of years, of the Wayne Coun- ) ty Farmers institute, noiding a num ber of the largest and most successful farmers' meetings ever held In the county. It was his high standing as a business man that first drew him into politics when he was literally drafted to make the race for the State Senate. The application of the same characteristics that made him a business success, proved of such great value to the state and to the Repubparty in Wayne county, that there was universal approval of his
record and it was not until he defin-1 slble burden to the taxpayers of the Itely took himself out of the senatorial I country. I know something about race and entered the lists for Con- j making ends meet, in a business way. gress, that there was announcement' and I pledge the people of the Sixth of the candidacy of others for the j District that if nominated and elected state assembly this year. jto the office of representative In con"In this race for congress, I be-! gress, I shall take to Washington an
a right to know my views." said Senator McConaha. "I believe they are entitled to representation at
For Sale at Bargains
One adding machine; one cash register (large), registers $99.99 ; eight plateglass show cases ; one 25-foot wall case, with drawers; one 16-foot hat case, with drawers; 200 feet of shelving; one large rolltop desk; 10 tables and counters; three clocks; lot of miscellaneous articles. We purchased the stock and fixtures known as Marshall's Railroad Store at trustee's sale. Fixtures must be taken from the building at once. Will be at store Thursday and Friday. First come, first served. Frank Smith & Son
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. , . Choice of His Party for Congress- '. Washington, and I shall at all times endeavor to ascertain their views and vote accordingly, if I am nominated and elected to be their congressman. I believe in the theory of a protective tariff, but I do not believe in class legislation and I would not attempt to mislead the agricultural Interests of this country by pretending to protect their interests only to create a monopoly for those who do not produce, after the latter have bought up the products of the farms. "I do not believe that prosperity will be restored in this country unti the government gets definitely out or private business. I mean that this shall apply to the railroads of the country, and every other activity ir which congress has manifested a pa ternal interest. I do not believe then should be a guarantee of income t any class of business, by way cf regu lation requirements and conditions. ) would emancipate the railroads from government control save such as ex erclsed by the Interstate Commerce Commission in preventing unjust discriminations or unfair tariffs. "I believe the federal government has invaded the rights of the states in its multiplicity of agencies having to do with the individuals of this country In their private capacities. I would discourage every sort of fad. commission and board, that have involved the government in a riotous confusion of extravagance and waste. "I stand firmly for the strict enforcement of the Volstead Act, with such enforcement entirely removed from political influence and control. In this particular, I am convinced there is much opportunity for reform. "I am sure there are many places where the application of common sense and business principles will work to the saving of millions of dollars. I believe I am familiar enough with business practices to apply business methods to the solution of these great and important matters. The people of this country are entitled to the application of the soundest busi ness judgment in the consideration of their problems today. The principal business of the government at t'lis time should be the payment of its lojguimaie aeois, wun tne least poi interest and enthusiasm for service that will be of value to them, to the House and to the country.' AdvertIseme-
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