Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 147, 21 June 1922 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922.
DAYTON MINISTER WILL SPEAK DAILY - BEFORE CONFERENCE
Rev. Miles H. Krumbine, pastor of tee First Lutheran church, of DaytonOhfo, will give the open lectures this " Tear r.t the thirteenth annual Youns , Friends general conference to be held . July 21 to 31. on the Earlham college
-.. campus. These lectures will be held
home of Miss Geneva Frank. Theyt
were entertained at the home a short time, then all went to the woods, where a weiner and marshmallow toast was enjoyed.. Thirty-four members were present. Contests were a
part of the entertainment Rev. H. ! 3. Huev was called to Dayton Tues
day where lie conducted the funeral of Mrs. Bentley, at the Crown Point Christian church. Rev. and Mrs. Huey entertained to dinner Sunday, Gustav Sherer and family and Rev. Upson The Christian Sunday school offering next Sunday will be given tor home mission
Called by Death
MRS. SUSANNAH ROCK. WINCHESTER, Ind., June 21. Mrs. Susanna Rock, 79 years old, is dead at her home from a. nnmnliratlnn nf rila-
from 10:45 to 11:30 o'clock each morn-!and on Sunday, July 9. the church of- eases. She was born and reared In Jay i j i il ... . fprinc will -altn he plven for that nur- ... vj h-.-j i , - .
0 - ... . ; n-uuui;M uui. uau nveu in mis county
BARTHOLOMEW THOMAS CARLOS CITY, Ind.. June 21. Bartholomew Thomas, an old resident near here, died Tuesday at his home one and one-half miles west of Carlos City. He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth, and several children. Funeral services have not been announced.
ins during the conference and will be
followed by an open forum discussion from 11:30 to 12:20. . An interesting evening program has j been arrenged also, and the address scheduled for Friday evening, July 21, " bv Dr. A. C. Purdy head of the Bib- . lical department of Earlham college, and Wednesday evening, July 26, by tl-e Rev. Murray S. Kenworthy, just home from a year as head of the A. ' y. S. C. unit in Russia, are of exceptional note. The program will begin each day with the Morning watch at 6 30 to 6:45 o'clock, followed by breakfast at 7 o'clock. Then comes the devotional Bible study from 7:45 to 8:30 o'clock, ; under the direction of Dr. W. O. Men- , denhall, president of Friends univer- . . Fity at Wichita, Kas. The remainder of the morning session is divided into
two class periods, from 8:40 to 9:30
and from 9:35 to 10:30, and a 15minute recess following the last period. The Afternoon period is to bo devoted to supervised recreation, which will include games and outdoor . sports m The Young Friends conferences ... were started 12 years ago. with an 'ttendance of 90, and the cVmf erence ..List year enrolled 35C young Friends.
for half a century. She is survived by
her husband and four children, two sons and two daughters.
the U. B. church will hold a market Saturday afternoon, June 24, at the Sifer and Pearce store... M. L. Turner was called to Troy by the death of Russell Younce Dr. and MrsO. P. Wolverton, Mrs. Mary Steinhiber, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sellman and daughter,
r,iame, ana miss rsaonu oieeie, au ui jev Htart disease
ureenviue, cauea on Mrs. Mary i roue caused her dpath
....James B. Frone was in Arcanum Tl ("101110 DlOTflD OTII I Wednesday evening calling on Mr. and tLUririU fAo I UK 0 I ILL
Mrs. jcugar Bieiuiueia vim nuuu
and family spent Saturday evening
with Omer Smith and family.
MISS BEE DUFFEY GREENVILLE, Ohio, June 21. Miss Bee Duffey, 45 years old, died Tuesday at the home of her father, J. P. Duf-
is
GRATIS, Ohio. Miss Opal Stubbs, Robert Karicofe and Oleson Zimmerman attended a celebration at Camden Sunday. Robert and Oleson played in the orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Will Coleman, Clyde Coleman and Mrs. Sadie Apple visited their uncles. Irven xBunch and J. L. Albaugh at Farmersville Sunday afternoon. Mr. Bunch, who is here from Los Angelee. Calif., for a stay with relatives, fell two weeks after arriving here and broke his leg, but is now getting along nicely Mrs. Alma Miller who underwent an operation at the Middletown hospital a couple of weeks ago, returned to her home here Sunday evening Perl Focht went to the hospital at Middletown one day last week where he had an operation for appen
dicitis. Mr. Focht is reported to be
SOUGHT BY POLICE
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. C. C. Peale, of Findlay, officiating. Burial will be in the Greenville cemetery.
and family Sunday afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Myers motored to Bellefontaine Sunday where they were called to the bedside of Mrs. J. M. Nelson, who is quite ill Mrs. Maggie Will spent Sunday with her son, Henry and family; and is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Delia Will at New Madison Henry Gray is visiting with his brother, Jonathan, and t t t t i a - i r J
MrTjacob Kramer zrti, 'and Mr, f"'J l
exercises will be held at Zion Lutheran church four miles north of Eaton next Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Gauch entertained to dinner
Suburban
of
Banks of New Madison, Ohio, Sunday, on Mr. and Mrs. Newton Bunker
Mr. Addleman fell downstairs a few naf Richmond Sunday evening...... r . T,t, . . Children's night will be held at the davs a8 Fred White, of Detroit. rhHst(an h nA avort
cnaries
Mich., called on Mr. and Mrs
Blose and family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sherly White and family and Mrs. Charles Spencer and son, For
est, of Fountain City was the euest :
,f- n viiio. mv i Clara Card and Mrs. Charles Geeting
and Mrs. Levi Zehring and Mrs. Lula AVw ' ln Sarri,e Howard attended the Rule-Alber fam- te an,d Mr- and Mrs. J. G Frank ily reunion Sunday at Gorden. . . .Rob- nd f.am,lIy w?rf, dmner guests Sun' ert Howard and Asa Vance spent Sat-day ' Mr and Mrs. John Loven. Mr. urday and Sunday at Bradford and ' and Mrs- Frank Parks were afternoon Dayton Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Siler i callers Miss Ola Trump is spendentertained at their home Sunday :iinS the week end with Miss Glenna
Charles Gauch and sons, Jacob Gauch, Pultz at Yellow Springs..... Mrs. Cla-j , Q o.'f. lodge here attended the Miss Anna Shumaker, Mr. and Mrs. I ra Gard is spending several days vis-' n n ,,MntinI1 Prvip at F:
WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio The Men's class of the Christian Sunday school celebrated Father's day Sunday with a fine program. They were fortunate in securing the services of Rev.
Ray ' Upson, of Dayton, for the occasion. His address was inspirational. Charles Morris, teacher of the class, recited a poem dedicated to "Dad," his own composition, and Charles Laird followed with a recitation which ires highly appreciated. Rev. Upson flvored the audience with two beautiful polos. A special number was rendered by the quartette, assisted by Rev. Huey and Rev. Upson. The goal (200) set for attendance was reached pnd an offering of $10.17 was received. . ..The Helping Hand Bible class of ihe U. B. Sunday school will enjoy a picnicWednesday at Hills and Dales and Lakeside park, Dayton J. F. Radabaugh is in Cleveland this week attending a meeting of the I. O. O. F. lodge The festival held Saturday evening under the ausipces of the Paront-Teacher association was well " iiatronized The Parent-Teacher association is arranging for a community picnic on July 4 The Community Vacation Bible school expects to begin July 17, to be held at the public school building, for a period ot two weeks. The committee in charge will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Dr. Beane.. . . .The Christian Endeavor society of the Christian
Noah Siler and Mrs. Catherine New
man of West Sonora. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Royner and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Poyner and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Braddock. Charles Laird and family were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Geeting Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Byers of Castine spent Sunday afternoon . with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beck... ..Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Boner and son were guests Sunday of Allen
Petry and family near Gratis Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brunner and daughter Alta Mae. Mrs. A. O. Miller, Lillian and Catherine Miller spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Shelleberger at College Corner. Mr. and Mrs. Clate Emerich had charge of hotel during Mr. and Mrs. Brunner's absence Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Early and son Dwight were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and family. . ...Mrs. Anna Howell entertained her son Loy and family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cloyd and daughter Velma of Wr. Alexandria spent Sunday with Mrs. Cloyd and father Miss Mae Parker and friend of Dayton spent Sunday with Russel Furman and family Adolph Baker of Dayton is spending the week with his mother. Mrs. Ezra Slifer. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hinkel returned Monday to their home at Oxford after
and!
inng wnn oia time rnenas m
around West Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howell and Mr. and Mrs.
said to have i getting along fine Mr. Heffrom of
West Elkton, spent Sunday here with his daughter, Mrs. Mary Miller and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reddick
and family visited Mr. Reddick's par
ents at Lebanon Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hurehel Shaw and family of Germantown, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Graham and son Robert of Middletown, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Focht of Middletown,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dairah and family Sunday. It was
Mr. Darrah's birthday There will be Children's . Day exercises at the First Brethren church here Sunday evening Mrs. Libbie Tanruther is at Farmersville with her brother, Irven Bunch for a few days. Mr. Bunch Is at the home of his brother, John Bunch Mr. and Mrs. Byron Landis of Eaton, called on his father acd sister, Mrs. Delia Nicodemus Sunday af
ternoon Several members of the
I.
Far-
GREENVILLE, Ohio. June 21. Two warrants are out for the arrest of the Rev. W. W. Culp, former Spring Valley minister, and Miss Esther Hughes, 18 years old, of Greenville, who eloped several days ago. No word has yet been received from the couple. More than $50 has been sent to the Rev. W. A. Wiant, of Springfield, con-
iticuto smifiiuieiiuem, who is at&ms I
funds with which to aid Mrs. Culp and her nine children. Co-operative live stock shippers used the Darke County Livestock comiany in marketing $53,960.S7 worth of stock during May. The company was used by 395 shippers, who sent 36 floors of stock to the terminal market. The marketing expense wap 77 cents, exclusive of shrinkage. Co-operative shipping of live stock has grown rapidly during the psat year, according to reports on file in the office of F. O. Ketner, director of livestock marketing:. Ohio Farm Bu
reau federation. During May, 1921, i Hu"ba,ld wnt she Could Sot l-ave there were 21 companies, through H" Bed which 2,636 Shippers sent 460 floors Of "For years my wife has been so weak, stock to market. Figures for May, aJl cuLd, l&et hu ' .,daj2nh
agony. never kidnev
others said liver and stomach
and some that It was female
OFFICERS' COURSE GIVEN LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 21. An officers' school, comprised of fifty officers
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Spencer of Newjof tne Indiana National Guard, is in Madison Sunday: . .Mrs. Rhoda Town-1 progress at Purdue university armory, send of Richmond spent Sunday with The school is for the purpose of giving Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallace and fam-i , ,. ...... ' , ily.... Harold Blose took dinner Sun-! instructions to -National Guard officers. day with W'illard Blose Mr. andiTnis ls the first time that the course Mrs. Sherly White and family called ! has been given in Indiana.
DlUesen-Kraft (Youth-Gland) Restored Health After Doctors Gave Her Up!
lyZZ, snow tnat OI companies snipped periods she suffered terrible
924 floors Of Stock for S,811 shippers. ! J ust what the matter was we Th ttoi nf ti,. u,(ni, . kn'.. one doctor said it was
keted by the co-operative companies during May of this year, was $1,870,810.62. The market weight was 14,258,338 pounds. Records on numbers of livestock shipped show 52,428, hogs, L',412 cattle, 5,754 calves and 12,727 sheep.
I mersville Sunday afternoon Miss i Bettie Morris of Richmond, is here iMcitn or Ti ctt-o nHnornnto AT T onH "MVft
James Petry and family spent Sunday! Hjnlir ,Tnrria flT114 thpr "relatives. ... '
with Lerton Ridenour and family at! Mrg Ira Ray is seriously m at her
home near town The body of Mrs.
Modoc, Ind Miss Eva Schell of
Castine took supper Saturday with John Gauch and family Idres and Norma Brown were Richmond shoppers, Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Fourman of Gorden were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Leo CYiy.....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and daugh
ter Norma and Miss Bertie Waldren'
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Garrison near Palestine Ora Emerick and sons Edward and Max and Werter Jenkins spent Sunday at Ft. Recovery Belgers orchestra played for the Fellers family reunion Saturday Mrs. Eliza Brown spent Sunday with her brother, Ambrose McLure and wife at Eldorado Mr.
ana Mrs. r . m. timencK visitea sun-i his mother
day atternoon at taton with Mr. ancij Mrs. John Markey Mrs. O. F. Bilge r was the guest of Dayton relatives j last week Mr. and Mrs. Verto Mc-i
Griff entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes and Mr. Smith and family, and Vfrgil Hayes to dinner Sunday Robert Protzman returned to Dayton Friday after a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Flommersfeld and fam-
Virgie Brubaker, who died in Wisconsin, where she had been for her health, arrived at Eaton Monday morning. Mrs. Brubaker was well known here Mrs. Daisy Coleman and sons Clyde and Llony, and Mrs. Ed Surman made a trip to Dayton Monday 01
this week Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Baily
Blose spent Saturday night with Harold Blose Miss Frances Burt was entertained at dinner Sunday by Miss Thelma Wright. . .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blose, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Staley, Ollie Hunt, John K. Thomas, Earl Freeman, Osro Blose, William Warner and Kenneth Wright called on John Addleman at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
trouble, trouble
trouble.
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a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. j ily of Verona were guests Sunday
entertained a number of guests at sup
per Sunday evening Clifford Al
baugh of West Alexandria called on
relatives in town Sunday afternoon. . . Glenn Doty and sister Miss Ada Doty
and Miss Elizabeth Hamilton made a
trip to Richmond Monday of this week. Burhl Glaze, who is working in
Miamisburg, spent Sunday here with
Arthur Coleman of Day
ton spent Sunday with home folks... Robert Coleman of Eaton, called on relatives and friends here Sunday.... The Sunshine class of the First Brethren church with their teacher, Mrs. Roxy Flora, enjoyed a party and supper on the banks of Ancerman creek Sunday afternoon and evening. Those who enjoyed the outing were: Misses Norma Darrah, Cleoph Apple, Margaret Bookwalter and Esther Macy.
Slifer. The Slifers spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. N. J. McLure at New Paris Quite a number from this place attended Children's Day services both at Twin and Wares
church met Wednesday evening at the Chapel Sunday night. Children's Day
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehman and family of Dayton were guests Sunday of
WrHITEWATER, Ind. Mr. and Mrs.
Everett White, Mrs. Stella White and
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Radabaugh. Mrs. 1 Miss Mildred Hough called on Mr. and Gard is spending part of the week. Mrs. Charles Blose Friday evening., with Mrs. Radabaugh Mrs. Ida Fa-1 ..Miss Helen Eachus is visiting with
ger was a Richmond shopper Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gibbs Willard J
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IF everybody in Richmond said, 'Tm a good neighbor and good citizen. What's the Community Chest to me?" IF everybody in Richmond said, "Let the Y. M. C. A. take care of itself, or close up?" IF everybody in Richmond said, "Let's cut out this charity business helping cripples, disabled, blind, homeless babies, orphans, girls and boys needing advice, old folks let's cut it out?" IF everybody in Richmond wanted to stop worthwhile social, educational and welfare work for the common good and said, "Let's close up these institutions what good are they anyhow?" IF everybody in Richmond said, "Let's make 'em fight their battles, alone these sick, tubercular unfortunate, wayward folk white, black, homeborn, foreign-born, good and bad, any religion or no religion let them stand on their own feet alone?" IF everybody well, home would you like it to live and work in Richmond, Mr. SOMEBODY with people intent only on their own jobs and who didn't care a rap about anybody else? Richmond wouldn't be Richmond if nobody cared and you sure want to be somebody. IF you give your share, you're SOMEBODY in in this campaign
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