Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 196, 18 August 1922 — Page 9
the Richmond palladium and sun-iBigkam, Richmond, univi- ridax, aiu. i, 1922.
HEALTH CAMPAIGNERS TO DISTRIBUTE MILK TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
(By Associated Tress) CHICAGO. Auk. 18 When the
doors of the public schools swing open next month more than 25 per cent of America's school children are expected to be recess milk drinkers. A survey just completed by the National Dairy Council shows that in scores of cities and towns where new health campaigns are being started among children the plan of distributing milk at recess periods has been adopted. Records on the weighing and meas tiring of millions of school 'children
in these campaigns show that onethird of the twenty-ine million boys and girls are definitely under-nourished. Malnutrition and physical handicaps, according to M. D. Munn, president of the National Dairy Council, were found among children of the rich as well as among the poor. In many cases malnutrition is "due largely to the 'sweet-tooth' of the child." said Mr. Munn. "This 'sweet-tooth' results in the indiscriminate eating of candy and other sweets at improper hours, with disastrous effects upon the general health. A common sense diet is the only solution. And Ameri- - ca is awakening to that fact, and to the fact that the health of the child is the power of the nation." Small Cost
Milk distribution at small cost Is a
part of the health programs being con
ducted through "the co-operation of
blic schools, health departments, Women's clubs, parent-teacher associa
tions, the Elizabeth McCormick Memorial Fund, the National Dairy Council, and other associations promoting child health and public welfare. In
Chicago, where a large majority of all school children have haen brought
into the campaign, thousands who were from 20 to 40 per cent under weight have been brought up to normal, it was stated. .
family and Frank Hays attended the Deardorff reunion at Muncie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Garett Gibson of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Battieall and son Walter, of Muncie, called on Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bogue Sunday
f afternoon. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Jake Study
called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Knox Sunday evening Mr., and Mrs. Her bert Beeson will move to Hagerstown this week Mr. and Mrs. Branson
The Theatres
member of the Sunday school is invit-iArthur Buck near College Corner, Ohio.
ed to bring baskets filled with goou; miss Hazel Smith of Indianapolis,
MURRETTE THEATRE Motion pictures are essentially entertaining, pure but not necessarily simple. A good film is one that holds the attention and satisfies the senses
wnne it is on the screen. A real tri-
eats. They should also bring batmng suits Mr-and Mrs. Allen Thornton have moved into the Anne Russel property on East Main street Miss
Edith Bramer, Zelda Gould ana waoei
Ind., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Marion Rush Leo Napier spent Wednesday with home folks Mike Conner spent Wednesday evening with home folks.
-Mrs. Maria Jarvis of Richmond is
a few days with him.
Dennis and family were at Muncie umpn or celluloid is one that not onlv Katurdav Rev. and Mrs. Svlvester ' entertains during its exhibition hnt
Ftillhpimpr Mr and Mrs. Thomas Nob-! that also delivers a lesson or imnress-f CAMDEN. Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Ed
let and daughter Novella, and Loveljjon that will stay with the spectator ward Marshall and Mrs. Lida Brown
Lamb attended church at Grace Chap i lons airer me nnal fade-out has given : attended a
iday Miss Pearl Jackson of way to the "Good Night" sign. (Wednesday
Taylor are planning to camp together ( visiting Leyman Harlan. . . .Mrs. Mike at the Chautauqua in Gen Miller next (Conner spent a few days this week week Mr. Alsman's mother of Ar- With relatives in Richmond. .. .Mr. and
lington, Indiana is here for a" visit of Mrs. Ben Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. John
el Sunday.
Losantvllle and Miss Goldia Pulley ot
Anderson, called on the former's sister, Mrs. Lewis Bales, Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Orvil'Gray and family called on Mr. and Mr3. Clair Buckley Tuesday evening William Farlow and daughter" Myrtls and
Frank Farlow are visiting relatives in the northern part of the state Rev. and Mrs. Svlvester Billheimer ot
Franklin, and Rev. Thorn of Losantville, were guests of Miss Almond Tuesday afternoon. . .Mrs. Bell Chamness called on Mrs. Gertrude 3eeson Tuesday evening Mrs. Essie Beeson called on Mrs. Nellie Allred Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ross Knox are visiting relatives in Owen county. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Dempsy Orsborn and family of Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Helmick and family ot Lynn, called on Mr. and Mrs. Jake Study Monday evening.
Johnson and Mrs. Alice Loque were
among the. people from here who at
tended the farmers' picnic near Liberty, Wednesday. .Word was received
funeral at Miamisburg; nere of the death of Mjs. Lena fcnu-
Mr. and 'Mrs. L. S. 'mate at her home in Cincinnati, Wed
church north of here. Everyone cor-' dially invited to come and spend the day Mrs. Charles Collins and daughter, Martha, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jesse Hardwick of Williamsburg.... Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thornburgh and mother called on Mrs. Elisabeth Stevenson Wednesday evening Mrs. Eva Thornburgh returned home Wednesday after spending a few days with Mrs. Elizabeth Glendenning
and family Mrs. C. A. Washier
caled on Mrs Bernice. Bales Tuesdays
atternoon The Bloomingport hun-; day school picnicked at Glen Miller , I
parK Wednesday.
DIES OF LOCKJAW HUNTINGTON. Ind.., Aug.? l Nelson I. Reiser, 15 years old. died ut the home of his parents here after-several days illness with .lockjaw, the- result of injuries suffered in a motorcycle StCCident AUg. 6. In Rn(, manner
.Reiser got. his foot caught in the
bpoaes or me wjieel and his foot was mangled. Blood poison set in and a few days later lockjaw developed
Wright and daughter of Dayton, visit-1 nesday. Mrs. Shumate was formerly
ed Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs. Anna; a resident of this place. .- .Mrs. ueorge
Naomi Patton and mother picnicked!
.Mrs.
Such a motion Dicture 'is "Thr Ron?
of Life," John M. Stahl's latest pro
duction -for Louis B. Maver which he- Windate Tuesday. .... .The camp firejShirkey spent Tuesday with relatives
gan an engagement at the Murrettel girls at taton, cnaperoneo Dy Mi&siai mis piace Airs. jtoDen isapier
ana children spent Tuesday witn ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Paddock.
Mrs. T. F. Williamson spent Sunday evening with Eddie Williamson. . . Robert Toole and family took supper with Omar Miller Monday evening Mrs. Alexine Gardner of Washington, D. C, called on Mrs. Omar Miller Monday morning Robert Conner and daughter Elizabeth called on Kava-
uaugh Robinson Tuesday everting
Suburban
LOSANTVTLLE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. George Tony and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grubbs this week. ...Miltoii Gwin is repairing his house this week Ves Sulteen and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wiggins and eon Murray started Saturday evening to molor to Harold Sulteen's in Ohio, where Mrs. Ves Sulteen has been visiting. They will all motor back home in about a week Mr. and Mrs. Eli Cross and son Eugene were in Mooreland Thursday evening. They attended meeting at Modoc Wednesday evening. The camp meeting at Modoc closed Sunday
night Mr. and Mrs. Wright Sulten
and daughter were at the home ot Mrs. Sulten's father Tuesday to a fam
ily dinner The M. E. church had a
picnic last week. It was well Kttend
ed Harley Miligan and William Ox-
ley attended the Muncie fair Thurr.
day Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams
and daughter Dorothy of Richmond, called at Sant Wyne's Thursday.....
Mrs. Barbara Lamb called on Mrs. Allie Oxley Thursday Mrs. Josie Rickwine called on Mrs. Lydia Wine Wednesday Mrs. Gertha Newby ot Jonesboro came in on the morning train Tuesday, took dinner at William Oxley's and went to the home of Rev. Charley Hiatt in the evening Mrs. Mary Medsker called on Mrs. Byn Wiggins Tuesday. . .Mrs. Sylvia Parks and children and Mrs. Allie Oxley called on Mrs. Elizabeth Philipps Saturday evening. . .Mr. and Mrs. Eli Cross and son Eugene visited relatives from
Friday evening until Monday O. A.
Wyne and children were in town. Mon
day George Smail and Raymond Wilson of Richmond, were in town
Saturday Mrs. Luzene McCollums
called on Mrs. Printer Wiggins Friday.
. . . J. F. Brewer is repairing hi3 house
Cliff Oliphant and Jim Bookout
were in Newcastle on business Thurs
day Shack Howell just returned honje from a trip west.. ..Miss Lena Johnson called on Miss Emma Given Friday Mrs: Dora Lamb called on
Mrs. Printer Wiggins Friday after
noon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seagraves and family visited the former's sister Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tate visited friends at Modoc Sunday. Deck Snodgrass of Blountsville visited relatives here Sunday .. .Grant Maynard is working at Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Sina Wiggins were the guests of Orville Wiggins. .. .Mr. antf Mrs. Fred Moore of Kitchel, and ion Lowell, and Mrs. More of Richmond, were visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Philiphs Sunday. .. .Mr.
and Mrs. Lela Thurston and daughter j of Huntsville, visited their parents this week.. ..The Ladies' Aid society gave their husbands an ice cream supper at Josie Reckwine's Monday night. The funeral of Mr. John Gollihier was held Wednesday at the Friends church. Rev. Harvey Thornburg and Rev. Ch.irley Hiatt conducted the service Sant Wyne is about the same A man nurse from Winchester is car: ing for him now Will Oxley is ill. Mrs. Elizabeth Philips is also on the sick list Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman and children visited Charley Medsker of Farmland, over SunJay... Mrs. Minnie Turnbold called oa Mrs. Allie Oxley Wednesday. .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grubbs and children, and Mr. George Tony and children took dinner with Mr. Robert Lumpkins Monday. .Margaret and Lucile Grubbs of Modoc are visiting Gladys and tdith Grubbs. . .Mrs. Ben Martin called on Mrs. Leora Freeman. .. Mi s. Leora Freeman and daughters Edna and Dona called on Mrs. Ella Halstead... Mr. Barnet Freeman visited at Richmond with hi3 son, Charley Freeman
PERSHING, Ind. Dr. and Mrs. A E. Ehle attended the trustees' picnic held at Glen Miller park on Thursday Mrs. Fred Clark and daughter Marie spent Tuesday with Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. Chester, and family of Cambridge City Mr. and Mrs. John Newboldt and Mrs. Manda Boughner attended the Newcastle fair Thursday. .. -Mr. and Mrs. Everette Rodenberg and family
have returned from Michigan, where they spent a pleasant vacation. Mr. Rodenberg will now take charge of the drug store business while Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Sourbeer spend a few weeks at the lakes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wills,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wills and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Lamott, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Lamott and family and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lamott and family attended a family picnic at Glen Miller park, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winter of this place, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kepler and Mrs. Shafer of Indianapolis are now making a tour of the east.
theatre last night As comnanv it has
"The Miracle Man" "The km river; at Backbone Tuesday evening
the Hill," "Way Down East" and a' Arnold Sizelove has returned to her few other releases of the past fewihome in Eaton after spending several years, but. unfortnnateiv th am 'weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
not many pictures that "get under the! James Charles Miss Ella McShane skin" as these do rs flCme after a pleasant visit with It presents a remarkably human relatives in Rochester, Ind. .. .Camden and moving story of dishes and dlP. Chautauqua begins Sunday, Aug. 2... .. content with a most appealing mother Charles 1IcS&ane and sister, Miss Hatlove them p Th 4H, tie, are attending camp meeting near
inine characters sninndiriiv rmr- 'Anderson, Ind... .Miss Carrie Hewit Elmer Jarvis of Richmond is visiting
by Georgia WoodthroDe and Grace I of Da'ton visitlS Miss Hattie Reed Mr. and Mrs. George Harlan . . . .Robert Darmond, are Marv Tilden and w Miss Leola Mitchell returned Tues-Tooie and famiiy spent Tuesday-even-
i. . .nut!
j day from a two months' visit with her
sister, Mrs. Harry Taylor in Berkley,
daughter-in-law, Arline, who have
man 17 .- . ioisici, iuis. Jin i y a
The-v TfrifTT . . a. V ain iVirs. uavis oi tincmuau ia at home ind 7Z ? whmuf siting her sister, Miss Matilda Miller, routing and "f r con'ronte ....Mra. Shepherd of Tampa. Fla., is San wff7d,ram-- y 3 spending the summer with Mrs. MctaCMn? A g V1 tbe ru Calum and Mrs. Edward Stover n S .td ?early CraZGd b7iMr- and Mrs. Frank Shuey were in ILrJ . someth'nS has t tsire. As;Germantown ohio Sunday. Mr. Shuey there seems no hope of breaking the was in Cincinnati Monday on business
v v aom6stIC slavery m her home. . . . .LoU Campbell took a bus load of! ChA hAPnn iU. .11. i 1 r 1
tuuwra me alternative ana leaves. people to Cincinnati Zoo Thursday.. Years later she finds her son's wife;.. The Willing Workers' class of the facing the same problem. j m. E. Sunday school met at the home There are many husbands in the; of Mrs. Mary Robinson Wednesday world like Amos and David Tilden. j afternoon The Hustler's class of M. They both meant -well," but neither, E. Sunday school will have the re-
louk enougn interest in his wife s j f reshment stand at the Chautauqua., troubles to look at them from her I Mrs. Frank Fisher and daughters
leave Friday for a visit in Chicago with relatives Mr. Houghtly was in
Cincinnati Tuesday on business
BETHEL, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Millie Brumfield and daughter Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brumfield and children of Centerville, spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Brumfield Mr. and Mrs. A L. VanNuys and daughter Lila, and Mrs. Emma Bantz were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C E. Anderson Wednesday evening Isaac Bowen of Petoskey, Mich., and Hilbert Roberts of New Madison were
dinner guests Wednesday of Jehu
Boren Mr. and Mrs. Donald Win
die, Eli Hyde, Hilbert and Paul Roberts spent Wednesday evening with Edward Roberts,, of New Madison, O. Mrs. William Win die spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. E. Anderson. .. .Mr. and Mrs. William Lee spent Tuesday afternoon with Mi . and Mrs. John Money.
DUNLAPSVILLE, Ind Miss Mary
White of near Bentley is a guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dud
ley Richardson here yesterday and to
day. . .-.Mrs. Tilden Morgan of valley farm east of town was shopping in Liberty yesterday Mrs. Charles Booth
and sons, Laurence and Kenneth, of Landscape, returned home Tuesday from a two weeks' visit with relatives in Waren county Alice Hubbell of near Liberty is a guest of her grandparents here for the week-end The anniversary meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the Dunlapsville Presbyterian church here "was held at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher Monday evening. Rev. and
Mrs. W. L. Dye and Miss Ruche of Mexico -were present and gave lectures
on missionary work which was interesting. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to all. Henry H. Clark, an aged citizen of Liberty, called on old friends here this morning..
.'.Masters Theodore, James and John
Dale Eond of near here are -week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bond at Indianapolis this week. .. .Miss Jennie
Beck of Quakertown was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Fipps here today.. ..Mrs. Clara Hughes and son, Paul, of near here were in Connersvile Tuesday Little Ruth Evelyn Nickels, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nickels, west of here is ill The Sunday school here will give a market at Ryan's grocery store in Liberty Saturday morning, Aug. 19. Proceeds for to purchase little chairs for the little c'ass. Everyone please add their little helps to please the little ones.
CENT ER VI LLE, Ind. Miss Ethel Reichard left this week for a visit of several weeks with her father in Colorado. She will be joined In Chicago by an aunt who will also make the trip Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blose and son, George, and Mr. and Mrs.
point of view. A strong lesson is con
tained in the entanglements that result from this lack of understanding. There is powerful drama in "The Song of Life." It has its moments
of pathos and gladness, of romance i teachers will attend.
and tragedy, each skillfully interpre-
xea. it is a credit to its director, who conceived the. theme, to Bess Mer. dyth, who wrote the scenario, and to all who had a hand in making it a
iruiy finished production. An espe-j
ciauy wen-Daianced and capable allstar cast does much of course to make it one of the best pieces of entertainment of the year. In addition to Grace Darmond- and Georgia Wood thrope, other well-known players who
ing with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown
Warren Wright, the C. and O. agent, is now taking his vacation. Mr. Phultz is taking his place Mrs. Eddie Williamson and daughters, Cleo and Freda, spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Roberts Mrs. Charles Meyers spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Meyers. .. .Mrs. Mary Albert took dinner Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Caldwell. Mrs. Charles Drinkwater and son Crawford spent Thursday with Vernie Boring and family Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and Mi's. Alice Logue spent Thursday . afternoon with Mrs. Ilda Toole. -
- BLOOMING PORT, Ind. Miss Bessie Miles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Miles, under went an operation
The Preble county teachers' institute i Wednesday at the Winchester Ran-
will begin Monday, Aug. 21. Camden doIpn county hospital for the removal
stop hurting in ommimtte! by removing the causs. The only treatment of its kind. Dr. Scholl Zi no-pads protect while they heal. Thin, antiseptic, waterproof. Absolutely safe! So easy to put on, so s'ire to give quick and lasting relief. Try them I At druggist's or shoe dealer's. SizaJ for corns, callouses, bunions DrScholls Put one on the pain is gone
COTTAGE GROVE. Ind.-Mr. and eetTng" wifl eTeSun-!
day at the New Liberty Christian
Mrs. Harry Shirkey spent Tuesday in
Richmond, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caldwell called on Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gardner Monday afternoon. .Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. Alice
Logue spent Monday afternoon with Omar Miller Eddie Williamson and!
family spent Monday evening in Col
lege Corner, Ohio Mrs. Walter
h.VTdUtiw and daughters, Helen and
bong of Life are Gaston Glass, littles
Richard Headrick. Arthur Stuart Hull.
Fred Kelsey, Wedgwood Nowell, Mary Forbes and Edward Peil.
Charles Pike are enjoying a week's outing on a fishing trip in Michigan. Dr. and Mrs. Ford and daughter Lucile visited friends at Rising Sun,
ind., Wednesday and Thursday of thi3 week Mrs. Norman Bourne and
children, of Kokomo, are here for a
visit of several days with Miss Laura Bertsch. Mrs. Bourne is better known as Elizabeth Bertsch. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, of Chicago, are also guests this week of Miss Laura. Bertsch. ... . Everett Gates spent Monday in Rushville on business Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McMinn were in Indianapolis
Monday on business Mrs. Grigsby
attended the pageant at Milton Tuesday evening Mrs. Ed Hildebrand
entertained the members of the Home foreign missionary society of the Friends church Wednesday afternoon and 18 members were in attendance. The subject was "India" and was handled in a "question and answer
form" with discussion following, byi every member. Plans for making ofi garments for a mission home in Africa '
were made. Miss Martha Winslow, of Farmland, who is visiting her aunt, Miss Cassel, favored the society with a very pretty solo after which a social hour and refreshments were enjoyed The monthly meeting of the Friends will be held at the church next Saturday afternoon. The annual Sunday school picnic will be held in the Tremps grove southwest of town all day next Tuesday. Every
Maxine, spent Tuesday in Richmond.
Mrs. John Paddock spent Monday, afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Rob- i ert Napier Mr. and Mrs. Kavanaugh ! Robinson and baby daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Con- j ner and daughter, Elizabeth Mrs.' Ben Hyde and Mrs. Ed Hyde and baby !
son spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
DALTON, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schepman and son Paul of Cambridge, called on Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bogue and family Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lundy of Mooreland, are moving to Perry Hoover's farm. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gordon are the parents of a son born Wednesday. Victor and Clarence Haisley ot Muncie, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bogue Charles Beeson and Irean Morrison were married at Hagerstown Saturday night... Mr", and Mrs. Jacob Deardorff of California called on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bales and family Friday. . . .Ray Bur
roughs and Harold Beeson were in
Hagerstown Tuesday afternoon ... .
Clyde Manifold was at Richmond Fri
day Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cham ncss and family called on Mr. and Mrs.
Orvel Gray and family Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jake Study, Mr.
and Mrs. Evert Study, Mrs. Mary Bales, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bales and
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RICHMOND TODAY A Double Feature Program CONSTANCE TALMADGE in her delightful 5-act comedy drama "GOOD REFERENCE" Come and Laugh Also BENTURPIN In Mack Sennett's great Laugh IVIakGi "A SMALL TOWN IDOL"
Murrette Where the Stars Twinkle First Now Showing
A DRAMA OF DISHES AND DISCONTENT
and of the things that jj
women understand
The MOTHER Mary Tilden, who was discontented with Arizona duststorms and dishwashing. She deserts her baby boy and her husband to seek pretty things.
The SON' David Tilden, who was deserted in Infancy but was reunited to his mother twentyfive years later.
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Georgia Woodthorpe
j2h
Grace Darmond
Little Dick Headrick as the baby, a ray of sunshine in a New York tenement.
This is the Man Between, who nearly wrecks the home of the husband and wife.
Gaston Glass
The WIFE Aline Tilden, of the eon, who is also discontented with domestic drudgery but is saved before it is . too late.
Wedgwood Nowell
The Police Inspector who third degrees the mother who tries to shield her son..
Fred Kelsey Louis B. Mayer Presents AJohnM.Stahl Production "The Song of
Life
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Directed by John M. Stahl A First National Attraction.
ADDED FEATURES DOUGLE and LEARY
Two Boys and a Piano Some Singing and Playing .AcL. Don't Miss It! .
Murray Theatre - Orchestra''
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