Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 122, 23 May 1922 — Page 12
Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Onral Fulton, Ralph Watt and William Theodore Moore, of near Blooming ; Fulton spent Saturday night and SunGrove Mrs, Moore still is very poor-;d with Adam Fulton...' ..Mr. and ly Walter Hoppas and Miss Etta ' . Shepler, near here. Fpent Saturday, M- Monroe Sunson ana oaughter evening in Connersville. . . .Mr. and LnzcaQUe on Mr. and Mr?; Jaco Mrs. Fred Fisher and family enter- fhank Sunday evemng . Mr. and tained Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brysoni f.bson of Richmond spent
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and Mrs. Dap Plankenhorn and son, Orval.
PAGE TWELVE PREBLE DEMOCRATS FAVOR LOUIS T. IIEIH FOR OHIO TREASURER . E ATONY Ohio, May 23. Unanimous
endorsement has been given by Democratic central committee of Preble county to the caryidacy of Louis T. Nein, of Hamilton, for state treasurer. Chairman Hugh R. Gilmore and Secretary C. C. Webb of the Central committee, have been instructed by the
committee to take up with former Congressman Warren Gard the matter or his proposed candidacy for congress from the Third district and request that he consent to become a candidate. Decision has been reached to enlarge the Central committee so as to Include one member from each voting precinct in the county. Montgomery is Sued Cleveland Montgomery, farmer, horseman and member of the Preble county fair board, is being sued for divorce by his wife, Martha. She also seeks alimony and her maiden name of Sigler. They have been married a number of years. , 'Mrs. Montgomery alleges improper conduct on the part of her husband. One night recently, she avers, she talked with her husband about his relations with another woman and that
he became angry, put her out of their
home and she was compelled to walk guests Sunday of relatives here.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922.
of Maple Drive farm and Mr. and Mrs. I
Clint Bryson and son, Robert, of Rosehill, at dinner Sunday at their home here Sunday Marion Snyder and Miss Jennie Hollingsworth and Mr.
and Mrs. Forest Grist were Liberty ( shoppers Saturday Mr. and Mrs.-, John D. Richardson and son, Joseph, j of Clifton, were guests of home folk1!!
here recently Brownsville baseball
team played Dunlapsville team Sun-; day. The score was 6 to 1 in favor
of Dunlapsville. The game was played at the Charley Booth ball grounds Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nickels, near Mt. Pleasant, took dinner with John Husted and family, east of town, Sunday and then motored to Richmond in the afternoon Mrs. Sophia Fisher and Mrs. Lizzie Bryson shopped in
Liberty Saturday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hubbell and daughters, Helen and Carol, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Will Murray and Taylor. George and family, all of near Liberty, at their farm home near here Sunday.... George Stanley and sons were in Lyonsville Saturday Mrs. B. B. Nickels and Mac Hubbell made a business trip to Liberty Saturday. LYNN, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hutchins and daughter of Muncie were
ANTIOCH. Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Clem Tomey and sons of Union City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Huffman and family. .. .Mr. and Mrs. John Benhenm, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Apgar went to Still Water Sunday and brought home Mrs. Lee Mann who has been there for sometime taking special treatment Orval Wisling of Dayton spent Sunday with his sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Swope Miss Helen Weidner of Wilmor club, Richmond, spent the weekend with home people. .. .Miss Edna Stephens is In the Miami Valley hospital, Dayton. She is improving.
Kurdish women enjoy much freedom and are the only women in the east who wear turbans. ,
ACCIDENTALLY. K1UILED WHEN GUN 16 DISCHARGED FRANKFORT, Ind,, May 23. Jeremiah Anderson, 60 yars old. farmer, living south of Frankfi irt,- shot and accidentally killed himself Monday while crawling through a feo :e. The charge from a shotgun tore ff the side of his face. He had beeni hunting crows
and was returning home when the accident occurred.
LINEMAN ELECTROCUTED WASHINGTON, Ind., May 23. Ogle Lonsdale, a lineman employed by the local electric light company, was killed here when he came in contact with a live wire while working at the top of a telephone pole.
a mile and a half to her father's home,
where she since has remained. In asking for temporary and permanent alimony,. Mrs. Montgomery avers her husband owns a farm of 80 acres, north of Eaton, that is reasonably worth 117,000 and upon which there is an incumbrance of about $6,600. The value of his personal property, including livestock, farm equipment, etc., is placed at $4,000. Notice is given that the application
for temporary alimony during pend
ency of the divorce action will be for hearing May 28, at 10 a. m., before Judge A. C. Risinger in common pleas court. Preach Special Sermon Dr. J. E. Shannon, of Dayton, will preach a special sermon to men this evening in the United Brethren church. Dr. Shannon is conducting a season of revival'i meetings in the local church. ' Meets With Commissioners County Commissioner W. B. Cline met Monday with Commissioners Wair and Coblentz for the first time in three or four weeks, owing to illness. Commissioner Cline was taken ill suddenly on his farm in the southwest part of the county and 'for a time his condition was regarded as serious. Pupils, teachers and patrons of the Jackson township centralized schools will gather Wednesday at the school building at Campbellstown for their annual reunion and outing, which each year marks the close of the schools for the summer vacation. The outing will be an all-day affair. Among the entertainment features will be a baseball game, morning and afternoon
program of exercises, drills, exhibit of
school's work and a big dinner.
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CAMDEN. Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DuVall of Dayton, spent Sunday with Mr. Duvalls parents, Mr. anil Mrs. Robert Du vail.. .Miss Ruth Freitag of Dayton, is home for a two week's vacation Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Payne visited Mrs. Lola Payne. near Dayton, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenworthy were visitors Sunday of Ernest Hanger and family, of near Greenbush Dr. G. H. Horn-.-her was in Cincinnati several days last week.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Yochum and Miss Laverna Smith were
in Hichmond Thursday. ... .Schools t'losed Friday, May 19. Mrs. Frances Richards, of Miami university, delivered the class address Class night was held Wednesday night and juniors held a reception for the seniors Thursday night The alumni banquet was held Saturday night in the high school auditorium Mr. and Mrs. George Burkert of Indianapolis, were guests of May Robinson and mother, Saturday afternoon Miss Leola Mitchell visited Richmond friends the v-pek end Edgar Fornshell and son
William were in Celina Sunday Rev. Gordon Long left Sunday for Texas where he will join his family. They will return with him and be at home in the manse Mrs. C. H. Scott was in Cincinnati Monday... The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. Carrie Laird Tuesday fvening Mrs. Ray Davenport, of Bowling Green, Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tura White Mrs. Lee Danser entertained a company of ladies Wednesday afternoon in honor of her guest, Mrs. Myron Morton, of Sidney, Ohio.
Mrs. Maude Smocke spoke at the
Friends' church Sunday in the absence of the pastor Mr. and Mrs. John Carter spent Saturday in Muncie the guests of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hinshaw and daughters of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Porter Chenoweth Miss Francis Nichols is much better of an attack of flu Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sewer of Richmond were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Will Swain Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bowen and
son were Richmond shoppers Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wright had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Wright Mr. -and .Mrs. Chester Orr and daughter were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Miller. . ..Mrs. Will Oler is reported as convalescent. .. .Mrs. Blaine Moody who underwent an operation recently for appendicitis is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. John Churchfield and son Fred, and James Beetley were in Richmond Saturday. . . .The Rev. and Mrs. Swanders are in attendance at the funeral service of a relative in St. Mary, Ohio Mrs. Charles Hutchens' condition remains much the same.
Mrs. unanea SKinner received a
cut lip and bruised forehead when in making a turn with the machine her
husband struck a telephone pole
Cecil Beetley spent the week -end with relatives in Ohio. .. .Chester Orr is
spending a few days with his family here. Mr. Orr is employed in Danville, 111 Clarence Love is much
improved at present. He was taken
seriously ill Sunday evening Mr
and Mrs. James Bascom and family
and Miss Edna Hill were Richmond
shoppers Saturday John Blum of
Newcastle was a business visitor in
Lynn the week end Frank Miller
of Richmond spent Saturday in Lynn.
The Crew building has been
rented by the Wright Battery company which has moved its equipment to the west end Mr. and Mrs. Link Hiatt and daughter Laura were in Richmond
Saturday Thomas Reece spent Saturday in Richmond.
DUNLAPSVILLE. John Schlechtweg and family, of Springdale, north of town, spent Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lige Hunter at their home in Connersville Elvin Long and family and Johnny Long and family were guests Sunday of Mrs. Jennie Long and daughter, Miss Ida. at their home near here Mr. and Mrs. Claude Geis and family, south of here, spent Sunday as guests of Mrs. John Geis at Brownsville. ... . .Leland L. Bond and sons, of Quakertown, spent
PHILOMATH, Ind. Fern Rose of Brownsville is visiting this week with her parents Sylvia Stinson spent Monday afternoon with Virgel Plessinger Mr. and Mrs. Emii Filby anft son of Centerville spent Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Plessinger and family Mrs. Grant Rose, son, James, daughters, Ruth, Ruby, Mary and Marjorio
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Virgel Kauffman and daughter of Brownsville
Mrs. Ray Smith and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cox of Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence CcCashland and son of near Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Manly and son of Richmond, Mrs. J. T. Bradley of Centerville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCashland and family of Roseburg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland Mrs. Harrv Weber and daughter spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Grant Rose and
daughters Willard Rodenburg and! son Elmer, made a business trip to Indianapolis Wednesday Mrs. Rufus Stinson and daughter Sylvia spent Wednesday afternon with Mrs. Grant Rose and daughters The Happy Pedestrian class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence West . Friday
night. The following members attended: Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert and family, Paul, James, Donald Kelley, Mary Rose, Jennie and Paul Pollett. Hilda Weiss, Edith Brown, Charley Rodenburg. Refreshments of strawberries and cake were served. The evening was spent in playing games Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber and daughter were in Richmond Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harper Porter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Porter
of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stinson. and family... Williard, John, Roy, Laura and Mary Rodenburg spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. William Rodenburg of Centerville. The former was operated on Sunday afternoon for removal of cancer Hilda Weiss spent Saturday night with Edith Brown....
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