Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 135, 7 June 1922 — Page 7
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ANNUAL NATIONAL
DUNKARD MEETING CLOSES SESSIONS
' EATON, Ohio, June 7. With a business session from 10 o'clock in the morning until 3 o'clock in the -afternoon, with an hour's recess at noon, the annual national convention of the Old Order Dunkards came to a close Tuesday, after having opened last Saturday on the Jesse Brubaker farm, three miles southeast of Baton. Matters relating to alleged violation of the church laws by congregations and individuals were presented !n open meeting by a standing committee of 12 elders. Within the hearing of 3,000 or more members and general public, assembled in the tabernacle tent, the complaints and charges were read. Some of these were tabled and will be referred back to the churches from whence they came.
In other instances special commit
with Mrs. E. Whiteman W. H. Brown and wife of New Madison spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Van White Ottaa Jennings and family and Mrs. Elwood Fulton of near New
j Paris spent Saturday in Richmond i Mrs. Rosa Caskey spent last week with I her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Wolfal spent Sunday at Richmond Norma Richards and son and Roma Simpson spent Monday in Richmond. Rev. Rf, Brown and wife are spending a few weeks at Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Forest spent a few days at Oelina Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chenoweth of South Bend, Mrs. Ethel Reid and son Richard of New Paris, and Mrs. Ella Woods spent Tuesday with Mary Chenoweth. .... Ebert Burgess and family of near New Madison spent Sunday afternoon with Tuck Timmons Margaret Bishop spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Van White Mr. and Mrs. Roy
of Richmond Russell Brown wa3' pleasantly rememinded of his birthday Saturday , evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Hatfield. The eve. ning was spent in games and music, after which light refreshments were served to the following guests: Misses Margio DeArmond, Leona Hunt, Martha Rich, Ruth Fulghum, Olive Harrison, Mrs. Ada Harrison, Samuel Busby, Claude Alexander, Henry Maecy. Howard Hunt, Murray Helm, Willard and Forrest Hatfield, Orville Whight, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thornton and daughter Mary Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rich and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown... Mr. and Mrs. Martha Charles and two daughters. Ruby and Reba, and Miss Martha Rich, spent Sunday with Carl Hartman and family, at Bethel Orvill Fulton of Falmouth, spent Saturday with Mrs. Daisy Hernly and Miss Inez Leavell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dwiggans. of Indianapolis,
Mrs. Albert Felf, of Detroit, Mrs. Eliz
abeth Schroeder, Mrs. Paul I.ofr and
DeCamp and son of Richmonr spent j children and Mrs. Sheridan Inder
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caskey.
Mrs. Joshua Brown and son of near Richmond took dinner with Will Moore and family Monday Mrs.
tees were named to conduct searching Isc,Trim"e Pent Tuesday afternoon investigation into certain cases. Preble Zith Mra. lDorBon -Roberts . . . . .Mr. and
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county furnished one or more cases or matters presented in the business session in open meeting. Right living and right doing in all things are cardinal precepts of the Dunkard brotherhood. Discuss Owning Bonds. A query relating to the owning of non-taxable bonds elicited extended discussion In the business session. The feeling and spirit of the meeting was that owners of suh bonds should pay tax upon them and thereby lessen the load of the brother less financially fortunate. Elder Michael Montgomery, of Missouri presided as foreman at the business session. Elder Isaac P. Stitly, of Maryland, was reading clerk, and Elder John D. Benedict, of Pennsylvania, was writing clerk. The three
were members of the standing com-j mittec. i 0' John Kimmel, of Montgomery coun-i - ty, was named to take charge of printing the minutes of the 1922 meeting, he to secure all help necessary to do lhe work. 1923 Convention. Indiana will entertain the 1823 national conference, it was announced just before the close of the confer-, ence. A locating committee will select the place after viewing and considering the sites offered. Save for worship at 6:30 in the morning, no preaching services were conducted Tuesday, the day being given over to the disposition of business
affairs, etc.. of the church. Song ana . prayer closed the business session and the conference. Taking down the tabernacle tent was started soon after. It and a large dining tent are property of the conference organization and they will be shipped to the meeting place next year after it is selected. The national conference of Old Order Dunkards was held in Preble county 25 years ago on the, Furrey farm, about two miles northeast of the site upon which it was held this year, and about 15 years ago at Eldorado. Begin Leaving Conference At the close of the conference Tuesday afternoon delegates and members began leaving or preparing to leave for thir homes. They hail from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, North Dakota, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland. One d,eath took place during the conference, Elder Jonathan Cool of Darke county, having died suddenly Monday night in the home of Emanuel Aukerman, a mile east of the conference site, where he was a guest for the night.
He died while seated in a chair con- ' versing with other guests in the home. MApoplexy w,as assigned as the cause of death. Mrs. Cool was at the home of Edward Denlinger as a guest for the nieht. and where she received word of
the death of her husband. The body was removed Tuesday morning to the decedent's home, near Greenville. Elder Cool was about 65 years old.
Walter Milder and daughter of Greenville called on Mrs. E. E. Whiteman Sunday afternoon. A. J. Mider was one of Mrs. Whiteman's former teachers Mr. and Mrs. Charley Veregee and Mr. and Mrs Sam Addleman of Richmon spent Sunday with Charley Veregge and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Will Penden called in the evening Mrs. R. A. Downing spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L.. C. Thurston.... Mr. and Mrs. Charley Harlem spent Sunday with Ella Mansfield and mother Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Norris spent Sunday In Greenville with Mrs. Ethel Payne and children. . .Mrs. Cora
Fulkerson spent Wednesday afternoon in Richmond Norma Wolfal spent Saturday In Greenville Empress
Milder, Dorothy and Martha Albright spent Sunday afternoon with Donna Irelan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irelan of Dayton spent Saturday and Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Meek.... Mr. and Mrs. Nora Payne and children spent Saturday with Mrs. Emma Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Caskey and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright spent Sunda yat Carlos City Mrs. Cecil Petry spent Sunday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Keller
Mr .and Mrs. Orville Baker and daugh
ter Bonnie and Mrs. Henry Wolfal and
daughter Gar spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore Miss I Doris Williams of Greenville is spending a few days with D. C. Williams and family Mrs. R. A. Downing spent Thursday afternoon with her sister, Anna Whiteman. .. .Mrs. Susan Green
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dr. Meek Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Thurston
of New Paris and Ida Moore and son of Richmond spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thurston Harry Hicks of Greenville spent Saturday evening with Carl Wolfal Mrs. Ella Sinks spent a few days with Ernest Sinks and family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wiley spent Sunday with relatives at Union City. The Busy Bee class of the Christian church gave a 9:30 lunch in the basement of the church. Those present were Virginia Stuck, Irma Spencer, Edris Chenoweth, Ida Piatt, Donna Irelan, Ho Beatty, Dorothy Williams, Leveda Flatter, Susan Billman, Martha Albright, Dorothy Chenoweth, Florence Cloyd, Mrs. Ethel Williams and Mrs. Delia Thomas Mr.' and Mrs. Doll Moore spent Tuesday in Greenville
Mrs. George Wolfal spent Monday evening with Mrs. Pearl Irelan Harry
Mikesell and wife of Union City spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Riley Mikesell Roy Sinks of Middletown spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ella Sinks Mrs. Edna Davis spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Amos Jones Mr. and Mrs. Nole Matthews and Miss Dorothy Hartley of Centerville visited with Fred Hartley Sunday. GRATIS, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Marion Oldfather and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darrah and daughters, Norma and Mildred, spent Sunday in the country the guests of Mr. and, Mrs. George Moses and family Mr. and Mrs.
WINCHESTER, Ind. The Junior-j win uoieman visited. Sunday with Mr. Senior class reception was held in the , and Mrs. Bert Etter and attended the K of P. hall last evening Frank conservative conference which is in
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strodt and son Richard, all of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Schroeder and daughter, Cora Mr.
an Mrs. Fred Thomas entertained the Jollowing guests Sunday: Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Thompson and two
sons, George and Carl, Debra Thomas,
Mr. Murphy, Howard Thomas, Charles
Townsend, all of Richmond, and Sam
uel Irven. of Keystone.
"Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hastings and daughter, Martha, and Mrs. Martha Moore, of Newcastle, were Sunday euests of Mrs. Luzena Danily and
daughter Margaret Rev. and Mrs,
W. W. McMichael and daughter, L.ucile, and Ernest McMichael, of Bryant, and Miss Ruby Darrah spent Sunday with Ira Davisson and family... ..Mrs. Harriet Fulghum of Chester, spent several days with Mrs. Daisy Fulghum Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Schroeder and daughter, Martha Ellen of Lynn, spent Sunday with Omer Clark and family Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Eddv of Fairmount spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hull left Sunclay for Indianapolis to attend the wedding of Miss Margaret Jackson. ...Miss Ruth Pittman of Hagerstown, spent Sunday and Monday with her srandnarent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Macey Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hlatt entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and daughter, Mabel, of Rich mond, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Woolman and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Reese
Henry Shroeder and family spent Sunday with John Wolf and family Mr. and Mrs. Marquis Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Macey spent Sunday with friends in Richmond.
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Gen. Felix Diaz. Gen. Felix Diaz has collected 30,000 followers on the Guatemalan border and is prepared to march into Mexico and proclaim himself president of Mexico in opposition to President Obregon's government. Friends of the Obregon regime say that such a coupe by Diaz, if successful, would mean a return to the militaristic monarchy which prevailed under Portfirio Diaz for thirty years or more.
PREBLE CONVENTION
OF BIBLE SCHOOLS TO OPEN AT CAMDEN
1 EATON, Ohio, June 7. Thirty-sec
ond annual convention of the Preble
County Sunday School association will occur Thursday In Camden, the sessions morning, afternoon and evening to be conducted in the high school building auditorium. The convention will open at 9:30 o'clock in
the morning.
One of tne prominent figures in the
meeting will be Arthur T. Arnold, sec
retary of the Ohio State Sunday
and Mrs. Mussleman and sons will go from there to Illinois, to visit Mr. Mus-
deman's mother Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ensley of this place are at the bedside of the latter's mother, Mrs. Harriet Druley who is seriously ill at her home in Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phenis and Clifford Phenis of this locality attended a reunion
at College Corner last Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Silvers and Mr. and Mrs. William Simms were shopping in Richmond Saturday.... Mrs. Alvin La Fuze underwent an operation for removal of tonsils at Richmond Saturday. She is recovering nicely. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Tappen and Lawrence Tappen and family attended the Decoration day service at Spartansburg last Sunday.. .Mrs. Olive LaFuze and son Kenneth entertained Mr. and Mrs. Perry LaFuze and daughters, Charlotte and Lois at dinner Sunday.
In the afternoon they motored to Concord. JACKSONBURG, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burgles and daughter Edna,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hiday and daugh
ter of Lostville spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lutz. Mrs. Hiday and daughter will remain for a week's
visit Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Rey
nolds of Olive Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hormel of Cambridge City and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Heiney and daugh-
rendered a fine program and were we'.l trained by their teachers, Misses Osa Duvall, Mary Dell Williams and Emma Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. William Ammerman and family were dinner guests Sunday cf A. A. Swaffo'rd and family, near Dunlapsville Roy Allen, commissioner of near Kitchel, was in Liberty . transacting business Monday. The commissioners of Union county met in session at that place Miss Ruth LaFuze is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Isarella Gardner of Concord, O., ter Ruth of Hagerstown were the
HANNA'S CREEK, Ind. The annual June meeting will be held next Sunday June 11, at Hanna's Creek. The Rev. Max Schaffer will conduct services at 10:30 a. m., and at 2:30 p. m. A basket dinner will be served in the basement A. P. Creek and family enter-
this week George Leonard and fam
ily have moved to the farm residence of the late Ezra LaFuze. They had occupied the tenant house and was farming the place. . . .Mrs. A. L. Dounard of Icwa is visiting her son, Lawrence Donuard and family. Mrs. Douuard will remain several weeks Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carson entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson and daughter, Mary Jane and son Franklin, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Maze and son Allen Howard Retherford and Miss Iva Kitchel attended children's day exercises at Mt. Pleasant Sunday evening Miss Fern Moss, Mrs. William Greggerson
Mrs. William Garrett and Mrs. Victor
Bailey were shopping in . Richmond
Thursday Lawrence Dounard and
tained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shrader
and son Loren at dinner Sunday. . .Mr. i family were dinner guests of Mr. and
and Mrs. Homer LaFuze entertained! Mrs. Robert BarAhart and daughter Mrs. Mable McCarty last Thursday, j Maxine last Sunday Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. David Maze enter- J Howard Reibsommer of this place at
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tained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Earl Swafford of near Everton The Rho Delta Sunday school class and the Ever Ready class of Hanna's Creek played a very lively and interesting game of baseball last Saturday afternon in the J. A. Stevens field. The Rho Delta defeated the Ever Ready, 10 to 8. The Rev. S. L Martin of Liberty umpired the game. Ice cream and cake was served to those present and a fine social time prevailed. One hundred and ten tickets were sold for the benefit of the new parsonage School closed at Greenwood last week. A picnic was enjoyed on
tended the funeral Tuesday of the former's mother, Mrs. Alice Reibsommer, who died at her home east of Connersville Sunday, after a lingering illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moss and Miss Fern Moss motored to Farmland Sunday to visit friends. . .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen entertained the latter's mother, Mrs. Jennie Oxer of Richmond last week Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mussleman and sons Claude and Harold, Misses Ruth Edgeworth, Sevilla Foutz and Linnie Toney, David Rhinehart and daughter Ottie, and Miss Delia Brouse are among those who are at
tending the church of the Brethren
the playground at 1:30. The children i conference at Winona this week. Mr.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hormel
Sunday Mrs. Clifford Scates is visiting her parents at Williamsburg. She attended the commencement of her niece, Miss Pauline Wright..... Children's Day exercises will be held Sunday evening, June 11 Walter Fagan and family of Connersville and Miss Mildred Brown spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kotn Miss Izma Whitton has re
turned from a visit with Indianapolis
friends Trustee Joe Brooks attend
ed a meeting of trustees at Richmond' Monday Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Gethers and daughter Hester, B. F. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. John Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mirse, William Wilson attended the Dublin Memorial services Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks spent Sunday at Chester Jacob Kiser visited with friends near
Brookville Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dearth of Richmond were calling on friends here Sunday
Mr. James P. Daugherty and niece Miss Margaret Hood entertained the following friends to supper Saturday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Johnagan, Mrs. Porterfield, Mrs. Shidler and Mrs. Gregg all of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Edward3 and son Orville Baker and family and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Hartford City spent Sunday with James Lutz and family Mr. and Mrs. Will Conway and Miss Margaret Hood and James P. Daugherty spent Sunday with friends in Henry county. ...The Farmers Federation will meet Thursday evening.
School association, who will i-address the morning meeting. J. F. Stewart, of Dayton, jvill doliver an address on "Japan an rL Japanese" at the afternoon session. The
jRev. J. J. Rae, Richmond, . so
win give an address. Speakers of Evening Speakers for the evening mte etlng are Dr. J. M. Wine. Dayton, jid J. Marion Small, Hillsboro. , A young people's conference, - with separate and joint sessions for jtoung men and young women, will be conducted in connection with the co a vention. The sessions will be conducted in the Presbyterian church. Francis VanAusdal, of LewisburS', is president of the county organiza.'i on, and C. C. Spring, of Eaton, is secretary. i Jail Is Guestless. " Sheriff George Jones is wondering
if the world really is growing betHT. All because of the fact that for 1 1 :e
first time since last July he is wii out a "guest" in the county jail.
During the winter months the "guei t list" at the jail reached as high as I)
Ul UIUIC. Contract For Fireworks. Fireworks for Eaton's Fourth of Jul4
have been contracted for, according ta
a chamber of commerce committee hi charge of this feature of the celebrat
tion. The contract is for 20 dozen pieces, including several large "sets."
The firm holding the contract will.'
provide an expert to handle the dis
play. '
Preble Marriage Licenses. Preble county marriage licenses
Everett T. Coning. 28. truck driver.
and Bessie Oswalt. 22. dressmaker.
both of Eaton; Pride Chellis, 19, farmer, Castine, Ohio, and Iris Smith, 20, bookkeeper. West Manchester. Removed to Home. The Rev. Charles F. Irwin has been removed to his home here from Miami Valley hospital, where he has been a patient several weeks, following a r.urgical operation. Mr. Irwin is pastor of Eaton Presbyterian church. Will Leave Hospital. Howard Becker, 14 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becker, will be
removed Friday from Miami Valley
hospital, Dayton, to the home of his parents here, He was taken to the
hospital two weeks or longer ago, after he accidentally shot himself in the
side with a flobert rifle. ' To Observe Friday. Annual flower mission day services will be observed Friday by the Preble County W. C. T. U. in the county children's home and the county infirmary.
The exercises in the infirmary "will-
start at 9:30 o'clock in the morning,, and in the children's home at 1:30 in
the afternoon. Memorial Service. Memorial and decoration services." will be conducted Sunday afternoon1 jn Friendship church and cemetery, Thomas Murray, pastor of the Eaton and Eldorado Universalist .churches, will deliver the memorial address.
Police Court News
GOES TO PENAL FARM - Joseph Messicano, Italian, convicted of violation of the liquor laws, and given a 60-day sentence to the penal farm, left for that place Wednesday inr company with Howard Ridge, deputyr sheriff. . .. , , ;
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Hinshaw was given a hearing before
Mayor Ross for violating the Volstead law. Late Saturday night, Ross and Garrett, policemen, captured a grip in a livery barn containing a gallon of "white mule," bearing Hinshaw's name on the bottles. Hinshaw's statement brought out the fact that he purchased the liquor south of Union City, about four miles on the Jackson pike from an unknown man. He also said he was in company with Fred Davis, in the Davis machine. Davis was brought ., into court but claimed he was only acting as a taxi driver and did not know the man who sold the liquor. Hinshaw was found guftty and assessed .a fine of '$100 and was given a sentence of 60 days at the penal farm. Leon Alexander appeared before Judge A. L. Bales in the circuit court
and pleaded guilty to a charge or selling liquor to Lester lliatt. The court fined Alexander $100 and gave him a sentence of 90 days at the state penal wvfaim. The sentence was suspended. Two thousand pigeons were liberated at the Big Four railroad station today. They were sent from Cleveland, Ohio, and belong to the different or conizations of that city. Judge A. L. Bales appointed Pearl
Keever and Joseph Gard new members of the Board of Review Mamie A. Fursley has been granted a divorce from Roy Pursley; Gertrude Lay Wade from Charles M. Wade, and Emma E. Fisher from George Fisher Sheriff Lundy Fisher has returned from Vin-
cenes with James Bond and wife, whc are wanted in this county for operating a still. About ten days ago Fisher with several deputies searched the Bond premises which are located a mile east of the south portion of Parker. The still was not located, but 16 barrels wer found in the house which formerly held mash. Mr. and Mrs. Bond will appear in court at an early date.
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HOLLANSBURG, O. Pheba Piatt, Mary Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ross, Mrs. Pearl Irelan, Ella Woods, Mrs. Peden, Emma Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs. Lue Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Doll Moore spent Sunday at Spartanburg Mrs. Viola Richards, Ben Richards and family, and Lowell Ross spent Sunday at Rockville with Mrs. Wintz and ?on Empress Miller, Martha Albright and Dorothy Williams jspent Sunday afternoon with Donna Irean Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irelan and Children sprint a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Meek Mrs. 1ie Irelan of Dayton spent Sunday
session on Jesse Brubaker's place. Josephine Zimmerman of Miamisburg were here visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs". Charlie Doty and family the past week Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Baily and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Grimes and Mrs. Clementha Dewyer attended the street carnival at Middietown Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and daughter Freda and Mr. and Mrs. Crotinger of Middietown visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Apple and family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Karicofe moved Friday into the property they just purchased from the Lee Furry estate Mrs. Ella Tingling spent Saturday and Sunday in Miamisburg and Franklin visiting relatives. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Focht spent the week
lend at their home in Miamisburg....
Mr. and Mrs. Randolf Frantz and children are visiting his sister, Mrs. Anderson Bunch Mr. Cole and children are here from Virginia visiting
nts sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vina Ward Mrs Alma Miller who underwent an operation at the Middietown hospital Tuesday of last week is improving slowly Those who visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reddick and family were Mr. and Mrs. James Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Bell. Miss Mary Bell, Robert Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Harve Reddick. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Coleman and family visited their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Silvers at Liberty, Ind. Sunday There will be women's day services at the First Brethren church
here Sunday. A program wUl be rendered in the evening. It is customary to take up an offering at this meeting, which is used to help pay the president at the Brethren college at Ashland Rev. and Mrs. Brubaugh, Misi Elizabeth Hamilton and Mrs. Rena Barnhart were among those who attended the Conservative conference
which is in progress near Eaton oirf
Jesse Brubaker's farm. This conference is attracting wide-spread attention hereabouts.
FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind. Mrs. Rosn Wetzell and daughter Dorothy and Miss Gladys Collins, of Richmond, spent Saturday and Sunday with friends of this place John Emery and family and Miss Jennie Iliff of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Barton and two sons, Gail and'Dail, of New Madison, called on Mrs. Bloom Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Harrison and family spent Wednesday evening with J. C. Dougherty and family of Jacksonburg Olive and Lawrence Harrison spent Friday evening with Giles Williams amf family, south
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