Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 159, 6 July 1922 — Page 2
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THE KiCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922.
WORLD WAR VETS ; TO VISIT SCENES OF BIG CONFLICT r (By Associate! Press) ; NEW YORK, July 6. A. pilgrimage to the battlefields on which they fought four years ago has been, arranged for several hundred former service men by the American Legion. The tour 13 open to members ot the legion and Its auxiliaries, which comprise the -wives, mothers, daughters and slBters of the men who served in the World war. The party will sail for France on the President Pierce Aug. 5, will land at Cherbourg, and go directly to Paris,, where it will be officially welcomed toy the French government During the stay in Paris trip will be. taken to the French battlefields and other points of interest. According to the itinerary of the legion, the party will reach Brussels Aug. 30. From Brussels it will go to Ostend and tour the battlefields of Flanders. From Belgium the legionnaires will go to London, where they will be the guests of the London Post of the American Legion and the British Legion. The party" will return on the steamship Metagama, arriving at Montreal Sept 16. - - Arrangements for the tour are in charge of John J. Wicker, Jr., of Richmond, Va., who as tour director has headquarters at the office of the American Legion Weekly, New York.
County Agent Is Sued By Agent For Hog Remedy
RUSHVILLE, Ind., July 6. Suit for criminal libel has been filed by Daniel
W. Nolan, agent for a hog remedy, against Donald D. Ball, county agricultural agent of Rush county, on account
of newspaper articles inspired by the county agent. Mr. Ball was arrested Wednesday afternoon and released on
$50 bond for his appearance in court later. The complaint contains two counts, based on the two articles published in the Dally Republican at different dates. The twaarticles are quoted In the charge, the first one containing liberal extracts from an article in the Indiana Farmer's Guide, while the second contained an endorsement by the county farm bureau, of the action taken against the distribution of the remedy.
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WEST RIVER, Ind. Miss Freedith Delight llolcomb visited Mrs. Mary Locke Thursday. . .Mrs. Martha Wooa and daughter Cora were in Ixisantville
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. N. B.
Driscoll and son Ray en!rtained to
dinner Sunday the following: Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Driscoll of Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. David West of Cowan, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Driscoll of Muncie, Miss
Loraine Driscoll of Indianapolis, Mr.
md Mrs. Richard Snyder of Gaston,
Mrs. Pat King of Muncie, Mrs. Addie
V. Elliott of Cammack. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson of Yorktown, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamphries of Pontiac, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson of Chesterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schwert of Yorktown, Lewis Kinsey of CamS mack. Miss Etta Burd of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Collins of Muncie, Adrain Johnson of Muncie, Miss Mary King and Margaret Koont3 of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Driscoll ot Muncie, Mi3S Helen Pickenpaugh of Mar- . tinsville, and U. M. Setwart and daughter Martha and Miss Almond of Loantville were afternoon callers. All
enjoyed a good dinner and music furnished by J. R. Driscoll Mrs. Zelda
Lumpkinsis suffering from poison ivy,
Miss Francis Healton of Economy was In Mooreland Saturday. . . .Clark
McCarmick was in Hagerstown Satur
day evening Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry
Wood and daughter Cora entertalneu
at Sunday dinner the following: Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bishop and son Dariia of Elwood, and Mr. and Mrs. William A. McCallister and children, Bertha, Richard. George, Howard and Joele. and Mrs. Elizabeth Mills of Redkey... :Mr. and Mrs. Will Rollins and Mrs. Cloe Hardwicke visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter West and eon Jr. of Muncie, Saturday Mr. and. Mrs. Ora Howell and son Eugene were in Losantville Saturday evening Miss -Mary 'Ann Bumpkins who is attending school at Indianapolis, spent th week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lumpkir.s Mrs. Carrie Beeson and daughter Norma visited Mr. and Mrs. Job Dennis Monday Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Jackson and daughter Marthaetta of Boston visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beescn ana
daughter Norma Mrs. Elizabeth Paul is visiting in Muncie this week. . . Mrs. Asa Rash and Mrs. Elsie Chaffaun and children Lavaugh and Muriel
Lee of BlountsviHe visited Mrs Ashberry Wood Frictay Hicks Durbinj visited Robert Bedkerdite Tuesday afternoon Mr. tand Mrs. Ashberry Wood and daughter Cora and Mose Wood visited Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wood and daughter Lois Thursday. ... Mr. and Mrs. Hick jDurbln entertained
the following last 43ek: Mr. ana airs. Lou Howell of Blcntsville, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Howell ol! Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lamb of Losantville, and Glen Howell of BlottitsviUe Miss Bertha McCallister cV Redkey visited her aunt Martha Wcod, of this place for a few days.... Ma- and Mrs. John Lumpkins were in Mcoreland Sunday
afternoon. .,. Walter qoggshell of Carlos City spent the weivU nd with Miss1 Elsie McCalliater...M.ti. Gertie Down-; ing and sons Noah mid Robert Edwards were in Economy Tuesday.... Dug Stump of Carlos City spent the week end with M.trk McCallister and daughter Elsie Charlie Beeson called on Miss Georgie iBales of Mooreland Saturday evening. Leslie Smith of Hagerstown called 1A1 Miss Mary Ann Lumpkin Sunday. John C. Smith visited Ashberry Wood and Orville Gray Saturday. .Mr a. ClellMoistner and two daughters fiom Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Orrulle Gray and daughters, Bessie and fcucile, last week Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bishop and son Dorris of Elwcod called on Mark McCallister and daughter Elsie Sunday afternoon Ray D'riscoll visited Alex Abbott Sunday r-a.-ening Mark and Elsie McCallister "visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ira McCallister an4 family of Modoc Monday Mrs. Lester Canady and daughter Oliff attendcui the fu
neral of Mrs. Gilham of McJoc Tuesday, and also attended camp meeting
at Hagerstown in the afternoon Mrs. Mary Williams has just returned from a four weks' visit at Winchester. Miss Elsie Davis is teaching mu
sic Mr. and Mrs. Robeat BeckBeckerdite were in Newcastle on business Monday-afternoon Gni3 Medsker and son Russel of Modoq, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Canady and daughter Oliff... Miss Mae King spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Emma Beckerdite. ..Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Benson and son Oharles were dinner guests Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Weaver Mis3 Frances Healton and Clarice Benson were in
Newcastle Tuesday. .Mrs. Faye Buck-
ner and son have been visiting, near
Newcastle for a few days... . Miss
Clarice Benson spent Sunday with Miss Frances Healton.... Harold, Beeson and Claircie Benson called oaiJerald ond Goldle Beeson Sunday evening Kenneth Thornburgh of Hagerstown spent Sunday with George and Margaret Clamplet Alex Abbott was in Loanntville Wednesday. ' NEW PAWS, Ohio Mrs. Harry Tillman and daughter, Mary, returned to
spending a few days with Mrs. Till-1 man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barber Mrs. Charles Roach and daughter, Mary Louise, of Xenia, who have been the guests of Mrs. Mary Mungavin, went to their home Monday evening.... L. C. Ashman mas a business trip to Cincinnati Tuesday.. ..Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gallas and family and their guests, Mrs. Pearle Smith and baby son, of Elsinor, Mo., were entertained by "Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jessup at Braffettsville, Tuesday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown are the parents of a baby son, born Saturday. The little boy has been named Fred Emmanuel.... Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rein-
neimer and daughters, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mendenhall and son, Harold, of Richmond, left Friday evening for a week's outing at Devil's Lake On Thursday evening the Young People's class of the Christian Sunday school held their class party at the church parlors. A pleasant social hour was enjoyed, followed by the election of officers, and plans were made for a picnic to be held in Glen Miller park on Thursday, July 6 An ice cream social will be held at the country hom, of Mr. and Mrs. Verting Sheffer, south of New Paris, on Saturday evening, July .Announcements state that speakers have been secured for the farmers' institute, which will be held during the coming winter.... Miss Mary Alice Murray was hostess of a slumber party Thursday evening, when six of her friends spent the night at Cedat Brook farm. On the following day she entertained a party of 10 G. A. Harter of New Madison, called on New Paris relatives Friday morning. .. .Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fulton had as their guests, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jennings and family and
Miss Esther Mills of Hollansburg. In! the afternoon the party motored to West Alexandria, where they called on
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Boltin The Gleaners class of the Methodist Sunday, school met with Miss Florence Marshall at her country home south of New Paris on the evening of the Fourth, and enjoyed a marshmallow toast Lester Hollingsworth spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hollingsworth at Lynn.. ..Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McKaniey are the parents of a baby daughter, born Friday. . . .Miss Edith Smelker spent a part of last, week as the guest of her cousin, Miss Ruth Norris, at Richmond . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trefinger and son, George, called on New Paris friends Friday. They were en route to Eaton from their home , in Van Wert Ohio Mr. and Mrs. O. H. King were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bogan Tuesday. .. .Mrs. Nash was the victim of a surprise Thursday evening, when a number of friends from the congregation of the Methodist church called to form a farewell party. Mrs. Nash, with her son, Alva Nash, will leave soon for a visit in California. .. .Mrs.
M. L. Via, of near New Madison, spent
Sherer and Mrs. C. A. Northrop.... A
baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Owens, Friday... .Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Dunaway and family called on friends here Thursday morning, on their way to Bellefontaine, Ohio, from their home in Cedar Rapids, la P. A. Riley of Huntington spent the week-end with his family Albert Sherer of Dayton, called on relatives here Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Royer entertained with a family dinner Sunday to honor their guest, John Stoner, of Palestine, 111. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Royer of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Royer of Milton; Mr. and Mrs. Reu
ben Stoner, Miss Opal Stoner and Henry Stoner of New Lebanon: Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Huffman and daughter
CrOiaa, of Hollansburg. .. .Mrs. Alice
Dowler returned Monday from Buffalo and Niagara Falls, where she spent three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dower. .. .Miss Mary Austin who is employed at Richmond is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Delia Burgoyne Mrs. Cora McWhinney and Miss Helen McWhinney visited relatives in Dayton Sunday Miss Anna Earl Brandenburg of Richmond was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, Jr., and daughters. Charles Wolford and Earl Branden-
les Trimble, Robert Puthoff. Harold Puthoff, Russel Pierson, Emmit Puthoff, and Rowland .PuthofT. Guests were" Mr. and Mrs.' Nile Pattie, Miss Elsia Hartman, Misa- Mary Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hartman, Miss Opal Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dehart Of "Richmond, Mr. and "Mrs. KunU of Richmond. HOLLANSBURG. Ohto.Mrs. Cora
Brown and son, Norman, of near Rich-
xnond, dined with Will Moore and family Sunday. Frank Elliott and family, of near Chester called In the afternoon.. .Henry Mikes ell and family
Dan .Miller .and , family, .Pearl Petry
and children, Raymond Brinley and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Ketring and son, Russel Buzzard and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mikesell, Mr. and Mrs. Junis Moore, and Mr. and Mrs'. Orville attended the Moore reunion at Glen Miller park Sunday... Empress Miller spent Saturday night with Dorothy Williams.. .Pearl Irelan and son Aaron, and Will Ross and family spent Thursday at Winchester. Roy sinks, of Middletown, spent Sunday twith his mother. Mrs. Ella Sinks Mrs. O. W. Chenoweth spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Sam Stapleton..... Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jones and
Mrs. Frame, of Greenville, and Ora Wright and family, of Fountain' City, spent Sunday with Amos Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ross
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Baldwin Alice Ross of near Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Mary Wil-j liams Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hamilton of near Bluffton, Mr. and Mrs. Dorson Roberts, Isaac Trumble and family and Harvey and Harry Hamilton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Doll Moore Mrs. R. A. Downing and
grandson1, Lowell, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Jones, Friday. . . . .Dorothy Williams, Edris Chenoweth, Donna Irelan and Susan Green 6pent Sunday afternoon with Empress Miller Dorothy Slick spent a few days last week at Newcastle Gar Armacost and family are spending a few weeks in Michigan.
News of the Counties
CENTERVTLLE, Ind. The Home Culture club will meet July ll at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ahl for a lawn picnic supper. Members of the club and their families are invited to attend and bring baskets of food. Community games, will be conducted by Bessie Buhl following the supper.
Henry Boys Prepare For Livestock Judging NEWCASTLE, Ind., July 6. Henry county boys who are preparing for the county contest in livestock judging, which will determine the personnel of the judging team to represent the county at the State Fair Judging School, will tour the county within the next two weeks under the supervision of the county agent Ralph Test. Work in Judging of cattle, horses and swine will be done at the various farms visited. The various township
representatives will enter a competi
tive judging contest at the county fair, on Thursday, Aug. 17, and the winners will be sent to Indianapolis. Winners of the state contest will be sent to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
BLOOMINGSPORT, Ind.Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Collins and daughter
Mattie, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Engle,
Mr. and Mrs. Elbrid Engle and chil
dren motored to Swayzee Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Engle's and
Mrs. Collins' brother, Mr. Arthur Hardwick and family Mrs. Sarah Sharpe and her sister Miss Amanda:
Neal spent Sunday wltn taeir sister Mrs. Lydia Chamness of Modoc Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Washier and children attended the military funeral services of Harry Howell at Beuna Vista Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Newman and daughter attended the union services at the West Christian church, Lynn Sunday night Mr-
and Mrs. Huston Boosa
guests over the week end of Mrs.
Roosa's brother Virgil Fulton and family of near Centerville Miss Alice Chamness entertained at dinner Sunday, Miss Beatrice Pearson and
Connersville Rest Room
Petition Hits Legal Snag
CONNERSVILLE, Ind., July 6. A public, rest room for Connersville, asked by public petition presented by farm women of the various townships, can not be provided under the present authority of the board of commissioners, it was decided at the last meeting. The board has no authority to rent a room In the city, and no jurisdiction over any more than the court house property. No funds are available for a rest room at the court house. The board suggested that the promoters of the rest room draw up definite plans for,; a court house rest room and present them with a request for a specific appropriation at the annual meeting in September. Several hundred sginers were behind the petitions that were presented.
NEWSPRINT PAPER ' PRICE JUMPS TO 75; U RAW MATERIAL HIGH I NEW YORK, July 6. The price of newsprint paper has been raised from $70 to $75 a ton as of July 1 by several mills. The Increase apparently was put into effect without the usual general notice to the trade, and large jobbers today were Ignorant of the new scale and the reason for the rise. The International Paper company, replying to an inquiry, said its price now is $75 a ton. Chester W. Lyman, vice president, said the increase was due to the growing demand for newsprint compelling the company to start up several of its higher cost mills to meet the emergency. One prominent selling agent confirmed the fact that the small independent mills under his control were
naming $75 a ton for July and August. The Wood Pulp corporation said all its contracts were made at $70 and that it had no present intention of increasing the price. L. T. Brownell,- secretary of the American Wood Pulp company, sailed on the Aquitania to investigate the pulp situation in Finland and Russia. "Present ndications are that the
price of raw material that is, wood pulp will rise," he said. "This will automatically increase the price of newsprint paper."
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their home at Trotwood Tuesday, after Saturday with her sisters, Mrs. O. W.
burg were also guests Sunday
Whitewater Valley Grange held a very ' Miss Irene Chamness.
satisractory meeting Saturday evening. A large attendance was supplemented by a visiting delegation from the Eldorado Grange. After the business session a lecture hour was open to the public, and an interesting program was given. The next program will be in charge of the juvenile members Mr. Keiger of Xenia was the guest of Miss Carrie Whitaker on the Fourth.... John Stoner returned to his home in Palestine, 111., Wednesday,
aiier a visit witn His daughter, Mrs. Harvey Royer.
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