Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 239, 7 October 1922 — Page 7
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, OCT. 7, 1922.
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YOUNG VENETIAN GIRL FINDS HIDDEN SPRINGS BY NATURAL POWERS
Where to Register on Monday
Ablngton K. of P. Hall. Ablnpton. Boston Nora Druley Garagre, Boston. Center. Prf. 1 tlmma Immnll'i
residence.
Center. Pet 2 TT nt T c.iiiir.r r-
terville. " '
Center. Pet 9 Tnwn trn
vllle. . '
Clay, Pet 1 Mrs. Enos Veal's resi-
fBy Associated Press) ROME, Oct 7 Augusta Del Luogo,
a hoaiitiful rnun tr trlrl nf Vemrf 13 u'" "'Win J Or It.
jvyu.uj, . " I Clav. Pet. ".. T T n.inJi-ol ...u....
loomng 10 a period 01 prowiauio uu .i cc.i t r un.
nlcgcint mnlnvmont Ttalir ia nart 1CH- if"1"" leWlS JialeS, JJaltOn.
f.wuuv ... .vu.t w I hanVHn T -i .
larly interested just now In two things, Bethel. ra y
Hall,
residence.
the location of petroleum, for all the i tranmin. Pet 2 Masonic Hall,
world wants oil, and finding of water. G'reent Pet 1-McNutfa Meat Marfor the droueht of the nast two sum- ket. wiiitamibnre.
mers Is said to be but the beginning ot Greene, Pet 2 Duke's Barber Shop,
a long dry spell. To Augusta Del PIo Harrison Levi Odom's Luoco is ascribed the ability to locate Jacksonbursr.
the deposit, within the earth, of both dekson, jPctl Nettie Spencer resloil and water, and her successes have jackson, Pet 2 City Council Room, been so remarkable that her services Dublin. are heinz soneht bv comoanies inter- 3 Walters Hotel office.
w e . j v.n n ui in; e jity. ested in oil production and irrigation. Jackson, pet. 4 w. H. Doney's office, Antriiof-j firot nntir-vA hor ahilitv -when Cambridge City.
a child. When walking In the conn- aeiksS2inlrlaiTcil toserman res1' try she would notice little shocks pass- Jackson, Pet 6 Kocb.er Restaurant, (hit frntn tin. taut tn Tioi- hegH panstn? Pershing.
. j. ,., . T i qaq Jefferson, Pet 1 Ch&s. Wedeklnd's her distinct pain. In 1909, she met a shop. Haeerstown.
famous water diviner, Chiabrera, and Jefferson. Pet. 2 Stoneclphers Elec-1
found that his divining rod acted as we?fcn?PcT w3ream . statlon, well for her as It did for him. A year Hagerstown. . later she went to Argentina and, mak- New Garden, Pet. 1 Brinkley's Groc-
ing use of her
number of places where water would iner. Fountain City
ho tnnnA cnmoHmM at a denth rf fiOf) Perry Cranor Hotel. Economy,
! feet In each case water was found Mihinston PcL fflce.
: but in eome instances it turned out Washing-ton, Pet. 2 Eiiabetb. Klmin ha csU mell residence, Milton. iT--w- t-i- At- ..Washington. Pet 3-BIg- Four Depot.
Jcin. lu A ucMJ , vii LCi iut7 nai -u&ufi3' I XVllltOn, In tho nrpRpnr.fi nf twn pne-inppra. has
; ini-atPrt w. nniv xentpr w nnfmifinm vHle spent Sunday afternoon with Mr
i.n,) Fnr,!t cho r,r, innr and Mrs. Shannon Chamberlain and
, uses tho divining rod, but a chrono- children.
; meter. Tt is said that thus enuinned
: Rhft ran tpll with rpmarkahlft SLC.c.nrac.v PHILOMATH, Ind. Mrs. Jnnie
:the depth at which the water will Plesinger, son, David. Mrs. Eliza Mar h riir.nvprpri and whpthpr it la Rnantv tin, Mrs. George Fulton, Mr. and Mrs,
' or abundant Samuel Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Webster Barber Shop, Webster. Wayne, Pet. 1 Joe H. Hill Co. Greenhouse, Easthaven Ave. Vayne, Pet. 2 Ladles' Aid Hall. Chester. Wayne, Pet 3 Harry Pattl Garage, Middleboro Pike. Wayne, Pet 4 Joe Dixon's residence, Abington Pike. i Wayne, Pet 6 Baqktneyer Greenhouse, Henley Road. Wayne. Pet 6 Courthouse.
Wayne. Pet 7 Hoosier Feed Co.. So.
6th and A.
Wayne. Pet 8 St Andrew s School.
So. 5th and C Sts.
Wayne. Pet 9 541 So. 6th St Wayne, Pet 10 322 Main St Wayne, Pet 11 City Building. Wayne, Pet 12 820 N. 5th St Wayne, Pet 13 100 Ft Wayna Ave. Wayne, Pet 14 101 X. 9th St Wayne, Pet 15 906 X. I St Wayne, Pet. 16 808 N. F St W&vnt. Trt 17 SflS V 10th St
Wayne, Pet 18 Brinker & Shlndler
Hup Agency, 10 S. 9th. Wayne, Pet 19 Chenoweth Garage, 1113 Main St Wayne, Pet 20 Xo. 4 Engine House. Wayne, Pet 21 1020 S. C St Wayne, Pet 22 617 S. 9th St. Wavne. Pet. 23 140S X. B St
Wayne. Pet 24 Weldex Co., X. 12
anrl K St.
Wayne. Pet 25 Second Baptist
Church. X. G.. bet 13th and 14th Sts. Wayne, Pet 26 1618 Main St. ' Wavn. Pet 27 2002 I. E St
Wayne. Pet 2S Kramer Edle Bat
tery Co., 1211 Main. Wavne. Pet 2 1615 Main St.
Wayne, Pet. 30 500 S. 13th St. Wayne, Pet 31 508 National Rd. West , Wavne, Pet 32 244 Pearl St Wayne, Pet 33 301 Richmond Ave. Wavne, Pet. 34 1011 RiriRe St. Wayne, Pet 35 1131 RMee St. , Wavne, Pet 36 506 X. ISth St N Wayne, Pet 37 Gleaner"s Hall, Middleboro. ,
STEEL BEADS TRIM THIS FALL FROCK
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Suburban
Plankenhorn, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rod-
enburg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodenburg
and sons. Mr. and Mrs. vv lllard Roden
burg, son, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Plankenhorn, son, Orval, Mr. and Mrs.
HUNTSVILLE. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix, John Rodenburg, Rev
Alden Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John. Dennis attended the
iGarver Edwards and daughter were sale held at Manford Richardson s
the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. farm, south of Centerville Thursday.
Ottie Edwards of Modoc The Will- Lunch was served by the Cemetery as-
ing Worker's Sunday school class gave sociation of Bryant's Chapel Mr.
a party for Robert Botkin at the home and Mrs. Ruf us Stinson and son, Lrn
of Oliver Botkin Friday eveninn. est, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Porter of Richmond Mrs. John
Carl Piner, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Parsley Clevenger, daughters, Okla and Alta, and children of Winchester. Gertrude spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. M. B.
Stevenson, Catharine Coggshell, Irene McCashland Mrs. Monroe btinson,
Edwards. Gladys Fennimore. Wanda daughter, Inez, Aire, baraa biinson,
Ullery. Eunice Anna Watson. Nelle daughter, Zora, spent Sunday with
Botkin. Clvde Gordon. Rover Cranor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt and daugh
James Stevenson. Carlton Gaddis. ter of near Fountain City ..tern
Glenn Sheppard, Bruce Shaw and Mar- Rose of Richmond spent the week-end
ion and Raymond PoT......Mr. and with her parents Mr. ana Mrs.
Mrs. Hal Hayes of Anderson visited Oscar Chance' of Cormersville called
.it RusspI Hunt's last wepk Mr. and on Mr. and Mrs. Jacob bhanK bunaay
Mrs. William Edwards and daughters afternoon Mr. and Mrs. John L-iey-
were at Richmond Saturday Mrs. enger ana tamiiy motorea to aiuuuic
Clvde Millpr nf nrar Winrhpsfpr snpnt Sunday. Their daughter. Okla, has en
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Floy Town- tered school there Mrs. Harry Web-
send and children Mrs. Kate Hunt er and daughter, June, are visiting rela-
ha returned to her home at Munrie.. tives at Liberty for several aays..
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Botkin and danzh- Mr. and Mrs. Roy KoaenDUrg ana sons,
ter, Nelle. took Robert Botkin to In- Mary and Laura Rodenburg, spent Sun-
dianapolls Saturday where he will en- day with Mr. and Mrs. William Koaen-
ter Dental colleee Mr. and Mrs. burg or Uentervnie air. ana iur&.
Bert Adamson spent Sunday with Mr. Earl Porter of Richmond spent Sun-
ftnd Mrs. Hprsrhpl Frazipr at : Winches- day With Mr. ana Xdrs. KUIUS Olinbon
ter Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harvey andamily Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pollett and family of Newcastle soent Sunday and family spent Sunday with Mr. and
with relatives here Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Davidson, of Hagerstown
TTiP9t Pmiiii and rtanhtpr attpndpd Mrs. J. O. Plankenhorn and Mrs
the funeral of Santford Wine at Los- Samuel- Stinson assisted Mrs. Elmer
antsville Sundav Vera and Idris Deer with cooking for clover huuers
Cox, Georgia and Ruth Sheppard and Saturday.. Mr. ana Mrs. naries bow
Mildred Howell were at a birthday er ana aaugnters, or eniervuie syeut party for Helen Whitehead at her Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. home near Carlos Saturday afternoon Dan Plankenhorn. .Mr. and Mrs. Ben
.Mr. and Mrs. Alden Abernathv Manly and son or Kicnmona spent
and son were the guests Sunday of Mr. Sunday afternoon with Mr. ana Mrs.
and Mrs. WUlard Cox Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland
James Lane and family spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane near
Bloomingsport Mr. and Mrs. Will
Edwards and daughters spent Sunday with Mrs. Amanda Sharp near Carlos
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sale Milton Bishop was shopping in Richmond Monday Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jay were dinner guests Sunday of Miss Mary and John Clark of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Fulton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Fulton of Philomath Mr, and Mrs. Scuyler Snider and family spent Sunday at Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunt attended the funeral of Miss Helen Scythesmores at Union City Sunday Mrs. H. V. McLeland has returned to her home in Indianapolis after spending a few days with Mrs. Viola Wilcoxen Fred Palmer of Fountain City and Carl Lamb of Boswell visited Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunt Monday morning Alvin Pau lin spent Monday in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fudge of Williamsburg spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Deltert Jay spent Sunday evening with
Mrs. Mattie Williams and family of Richmond The country home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Demaree was the scene of a social given in honor of the Young People's class of Friends church Friday . evening. A business session was held after which a social time was enjoyed by all. Refreshments of weiners and marshmallows were served. Election of officers for
the coming year resulting as follows:
Carl Demaree, president; Mildred Wil
coxen, secretary and treasurer! Helen Ifunt, class correspondent; Harry Williams, chairman of social committee; Elsie Frame and Edgar Duke, social committee. Members present- were:
Misses Helen Hunt, Loren Bond, FJossie and Elsie Frame, Mary Williams, Mary Robbins, Erma Lamb, Mildred
Wilcoxen, Messrs. Harry Williams,
Paul Austerman. Walter Culbertson.
Edgar Duke, Earl Bond. Wilbur Bun-
ger, Lawrence and Denver Frame, Dudley and Lester Palmer, Carl Demaree,
Mr. and Mrs. Demaree.
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Poiret twill is brightened with steel beads and a fascinating silver belt in this fall frock, .its ' aight lines are accentuated by long row1 of black braid.
FAIRHAVEN, Ohio Rev. and Mrs.
Will Sriver of Gordon, Ohio, spenl Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs James Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Al
.Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lane and bert Van Ausdall spent Sunday after-
daughter, Zenda and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Coats a.nd son" spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Young near
Winchester Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Jordan of Muncie and Mr. and Mrs. C.
R. Farquhar spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Ledbetter at Hag
erstown Mr. ami Mrs. Ora Smith of
near Bloomingsport spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wil-
ison Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coftm,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Coffin, James Lamb,
'Cora Baldwin and Fred and Ream
Lamb -attended the funeral of Mrs.
Jennie White at MaxvilleFriday aft
ernoon Mrs. Mabel Cox of near Carlo3 spent Monday with Mrs. Lola
Norman Dallas Keever of Winches
ter spent Monday and Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. Relda Keever and fam
ily- .
, ELKHORN. Ind. The Elkhorn La
dies' Aid and Missionary society held
a joint meeting at the home of Mrs.
E. H. Routson Wednesday afternoon.
The election of officers for the Ladies'
Aid for the coming year are: President, Mrs. Charles Williams; vice-
.president Mabel Helms; treasurer, .Miss Nora Farlow; secretary, Miss
Irena Williams; flower committee, Mrs. Lester Beeson, Mrs. John Hartman, Miss Lucille Helms. Those- present were Mrs. Charles Willaims, Mrs. Roy Uthc, Mrs. Roy Turner, Mrs. Omar Williams, Mrs. John Hawley. Mrs. Lester Beeson. Mrs. John Hartman, Mrs. Walter Williams, Mrs. Charles Sitloh,
Mrs. William Beeson, Mrs. Harry Hart-
daughter Verda Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Edith Keelor and Miss Verda
Miller called on Mrs.- Alonzo Logue
Wednesday afternoon Alonzo Lo
gue spent Wednesday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. George Keelor Miss Ida Logue of Chicago, 111., spent Wednesday night and Thursday with Omar Miller and family Mrs. Kavanaugh
Robinson and baby daughter V irginia
called on Miss Verda Miller Thursday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers at
tended Hamilton fair Thursday John Rawlins and -son Daniel and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Napier spent Thursday in Hamilton, Ot'o... ..Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Kay and baby son John left Thursday for Montozomi, 111., for a two weeks' visit with relatives
Mrs. John Brenner and daughter Marjorie of College Corner, Ohio, spent Thursday with Mrs. Rachel Wright and daughter Susie.. .. .Mrs. Omar Miller and Miss Ida Logue of Chicago spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Logue.
noon with Mr. and Mrs. James Heavenridge Mrs. Mary Sauerhofer and grandson, Frederick, spent the past
week at Cincinnati with relatives
The schools were closed here all week so that the children and teachers
could attend the Preble county fair
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Lever spent.
Tuesday with old friends at Loveland
and Mason, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sapp, Mr. and Mrs. Earl White and family of Brookville, Ind., and Mr. and
Mrs. Myrl Heavenridge spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis White Mrs.
Robert Wilson and daughters. Pearl
and Addie and Miss Zella McDill spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Will Lamar and daughters Henry Avery
spent Sunday evening with his wife at
the Still Water sanitarium, Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Kenworthy attend
ed a funeral at Greenville Saturday Misses Bessie and Jeanette Wll
son spent Saturday with Miss Helen
Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James, Kath-
ryn, and Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Groves,
visited Mrs. Anna Bader at a hospital in Indianapolis one day recently.... Miss Bessie Newton spent Friday
nisht with Miss Leila Wright. . .Helen,
Martha and William Lamar spent the
past week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Lamar Many from
here attended the Preble county fair
the past week. ...Mrs. Will Root and daughter Ivy spent the week end with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Dailey of Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
White and Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Heaven-
man. Mrs. Louis Beeson, Mrs. Aaron ridge spent Tuesday afternoon in Ox-
Sitloh, Miss Lucille Helms, Miss Irena ford Mrs. George Wallace spent
Williams, Miss Mabel Helms Mr. Tuesday with her daughters in Oxford
and Mrs. Fred Killen and children, Mr. Miss Mary McDivitt spent the and Mrs. Herbert Rusk and son. Miss -week end with home folks... Mrs. Nel-
Ruth Hale and Miss Mildred Smoker iie Davis attended the funeral of Mrs.
apent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lemons and children Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tremble of Mattoon,
111., Mrs. Tremble of Dallas, Tex., Mrs
John Rhoemiser of Charleston, 111.,
spent Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Beeson. .. .Mr. and Mrs Earl Beeson entertained to dinner Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coover, Day
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard TTeisen-
COTTAGE GROVE, Ind. Mr. and
Mrs. Wash Wyatt and children spent
Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Manon Rush Miss Effie Leackey
is visiting her brother Mr. and Mrs
Truman Leackey John Paddock
was greeting friends in Cottage Grove
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Omar Mil
ler spent Tuesday with Mrs. Alice
Logue Mrs. Ilda Toole and sons
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Zella Williamson Mrs. Gorden Kay
and baby son John spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. Charles Meyers...
Miss Verda Miller called on Mrs. Ra
chel Wright and daughter Susie....
Mrs. Aaron Napier of Newcastle spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Robert Napier, Gorden Kay is taking a vacation
Lawrence Hussy is working in his place Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs.
Roy Meyers spent Monday in Hamilton, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Crane spent Wednesday in Hamilton and attended the fair Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Williamson and daughter Freda
and Cleo took supper with Omar Miller
and family Tuesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Omar Miller called on Mr.
and Mrs. Cam Miller at Liberty Tuesday evening Norman Napier spent Sunday afternoon with Orie Sanford.
....Mr. and Mrs. Dan Delong and
daughter,Zella Marie, Mrs. Kavanaugh Robinson and daughter Virginia, and Mrs. Gorden Kay and son John called
on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers Tues
day evening John and Albert John
son were called to Liberty Tuesday to their mother's bedside on account
of her having another stroke Mr.
and Mrs. Lindley Swain and Mr. and
Mrs. John Johnson spent Tuesday in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Logue spent Tuesday in Richmond...
Isaac Glascow attended Hamilton fair
Thursday Mrs. Aaron Napier of
Newcastle called on Miss Frances Napier Wednesday morning Mrs. Kav
anaugh Robinson and baby daughter
Virginia spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Conner Mr. and
Mrs. Lindley Swain and Miss Edith Keelor called on Mrs. Omar Miller and
Helena Klopp in Camden Tuesday afternoon Rev. and Mrs. Lever and
family spent Saturday evening at the home of Ellis White.
DUXLAPSVTLLE, Ind. Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Richardson were up from
their farm home on Eli's Creek yester
day and visited home folks here,
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i 41m, xft. woVh w iUe Tuesday Wilbert Wenger and day with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ray.. - - ... . .
AT., or,! AT..o rUo.lo.. CitlnV, nn r.,;L lm".' l villiitti o . aim Ml. U1U
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dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. iLV3: "i OL "Vs ,l""u er A,,n cifi, o., Mr t ir-h , ri ednesday Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Houseworth and son and Harry House- PT of near Quakertown visited worth called on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ,Irs- Booth s mother Mrs. Mary H.
LomTnnd o rhiiran Simrtav nftpi-. iempieton, weanesaav.- nr. ana
noon.... Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hunt Mrs- Clint Brj'son and son Robert of
snpnt Knnrlav with Mr and Mrs. fJmflr KOSenlll Visited home fOlKS Mt. and
Updyke and son, Lawrence Stephen Mrs- J- u Bryson at Maple Drive east Endsley has returned to his home here of town Tuesday The library here after a month's visit with his son. Mr. opened Tuesday with Mrs. Anna Brook-
and Mrs. Louis Endsley at St. Louis, bank as librarian and will be open ev-
Mo Miss Edna Romer spent Sun- ery Friday and Tuesday afternoon.
day at Whitewater Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Warren loung and daughter Ir-
Charles Sitloh. and children spent ginla near here visited in Liberty.
.Thursday nieht with Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Meek and son, Glenn, at Abmg- w KBbi ek, ma i he Ladles Aid
ton Mrs. Earl Beeson and son, society or tTienas church win hold a
Bobby, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Joe market at the First National bank of
Seaney at Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Saturday, Oct. 7. Home
John Doherty and children of Center- vcooking of country produce will be on
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ient remedy for couerhs and colds that
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in Winter Haven, Fla Mrs. Mary Rummel is spending a week with her grandson, Frank Rummel and wife, at Indiana polis Ed Hoilarn and family have moved from Richmond to this city, into the Crockett property at Third and Walnut streets. Mr. Hoilarn has accepted employment with
the American Casket company Howard Isaac and family have returned to Indianapolis, after a visit; with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Isaac.. .. .Miss Mary Shirkey is visiting relatives in Connersville for a few weeks Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stombaugh, of Indianapolis have been visiting his parents, Mr. and, Mrs. G-eorge Stombaugh Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vallandingham and son have returned from, a visit with relatives In Kentucky The seventh grade pupils went on a marshmallow and weinle roast Thursday evening In the city park, chaperoned by Miss McQueen, a teacher. GREEN'S FORK, Ind. The senior class will open to the publio a t Luck Contest Saturday evening at Ellis
store.'. ...R. H. Hiatt went to Cincinnati. Ohio, Tuesday Willie French
of Harvey 111., is the guest of his fath
er, Henry French Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hatfield spent two days this week at Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brooks and Mrs. Jennie.. Brooks were in Richmond Wednesday afternoon....
Dr. Carnine, who was operated on at Cincinnati Wednesday is getting along
nicely Mrs. Flora Squires is ill..
Mrs. Susan Ellis Reece spent Thurs
day night and Friday in Richmond Rev. Hamilton will preach at the L. TJ.
B. church at Sugar Grove Sunday
morning. at 10:30 and 7:00 in the even ing.
WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio. The big annual Halloween chicken supper will be serv-ed this year by the Wo
man's Bible class of the Christian church in the new store building of C. N. Morris, which is nearing completion on Main street, on Saturday evening, Oct. 28. Preparations are being made to make this holiday an event of the season. A musical program will be given to add to the festivities tt the occasion. The Woman's Bible class met Thurs
day evening at the country home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Utz for the regular business meeting, with a large attend
ance. It was decided that the class donate one hundred dollars to the
church budget and also to hold the an
nual chicken supper. After the social
hour home-made candy was served
The class will hold the next meeting
in December at the home or Mrs
Charles Brown.
Births
CHESTER. Ind. Bom to Mr. and Msr. John Rothermel of Centerville, a son. Mrs.' Rothermel formerly was Miss Laura McDonald, of Chester.
Castine, Ohio Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hamiel, a son, William Jose-pr-
SPICELAND MAN APPOINTED INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 7. Wal
ter Rayle of Spiceland, has been ap
pointed deputy collector of internal
revenue at the. Indianapolis office, to succeed Walter Gooiaow, M. Bert Thurman, collector of internal revenue for Indiana, said yesterday. Mr. Rayle will be a deputy In the income tax
division of the office. Mr. Goodnow
has been transferred to the tobacco
tax section of the office.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. The old
foundry building of Bertsch and company on Church street has been leased by the Indiana highway commission
lor the purpose of storing more than
20 caterpillar tractors that were given
o the commission for road work
Mrs. John Beard has as guests for a few days, Mrs. Lida Arbuckle and
Mrs. Grooms, of Indianapolis Mr,
and Mrs. George Fagan have returned
to Lima, Ohio, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Ingerman and family.
.Mrs. Erml Ebert, Mrs. Lizzie Ebert,
Mrs. Paul Drischel and Mrs. Rachel
Summers attended the Hamilton, Ohio,
fair Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Daughterty, who have spent the sum
mer with her mother, Mrs. Dudley
Boyd, have gone to their winter homo
FARMER
CAMBRIDGE
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in connection with the electric service.
It has been reported here that each of the three appraisers are convinced that the electric utility is worth at
least as much as the offer made by
the Interstate company, and no one
will be surprised if the appraisers' re port fixes a higher valuation.
The appraisers, it is understood,
have discovered that the bookkeeping j system at the local plant does not separate the accounts of the electric serv
ice and the water service and this has
handicapped them considerably in de
termining the valuation of the.electnc utility. Serves 611 Consumers. The electric plant serves 611 consumers, but the two largest power-consumers in the town obtain their current from the Connersville company. Experts believe that the acquisition of the local municipal electric utility would be a profitable investment for the Interstate company. It would continue to serve the two largest consumers, now obtaining current from its Connersville plant, it. would serve all the other consumers in the town,
and- the town itself would be comitiiiiiiiitiiiiitimtiiiiniiuiiiiiuiimnffifminintinmtiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiftiniuiiiHJii HEAR Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. f I at the Coliseum MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, at 8 p. m. Last Registration Day I
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pelled to make actual pajjments for street lighting, something it has not yet done although the state public service commission has established a charge of $65 per year for ach street lamp. Rates established for the municipal service for lighting and power
are believed to be large enough for the plant to operate profitably under
private ownership.
Also. It is pointed onL. should the
local plant be taken over hy the Interstate the company would not have to assume an important item of expense
which the plant carries as a municipal utility, nameiy plant opemtion. Should
the taxpayers authorize the transfer
of tie property to the hrterstate it is the intention of that company to close the local plant, and serv-e Cambridge City consumers through its Conrfersville plant, the same as it now serves other towns in southwestern Wayne county.
Republican Meetwig. Republican leaders in Ja-kson town
ship are planning to open the G. O. P.
campaign during the week of Oct, 15
with a meeting to be hell in Cambridge City. . They will fcivite Rep. Richard N. Elliott and Judge Raymond
Springer, both of Connersville, to adddress the meeting. Judgje Springer is a former state commander of the American Legion.
It is also planned to have large
delegations of Jackson towaiship Re
publicans attend the two meetings to
be held in Richmond next -week, the ene to be addressed by Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy, Monday evening, and the one which will be- addressed by th Repub
lican candidate for U. S. senator Albert J. Beveridge, Thursday evening. Republican workers in western Wayne county are also desirious of having Senator James E. Watson address a meeting in Cambridge City when he comes to Wayne county some time the latter part of this month. If arrangements can be made the senator will hold an afternoon meeting here. To Atlantic City J. W. Judkins of the Cambridge City Casket company, will attend the annual convention of the Casket Manufacturers association to be held in. Atlantic City next week. At Bankers Meeting Claude A. Kitterman, president of the First National bank of Cambridge
City and vice president of the Indiana Bankers association, has been in New York this week attending the convention of the American Bankers association. He expects to return some time next week.
CHESTER, WEBSTER CHURCHES TO GIVE ' SPECIAL PROGRAM
CHESTER. Ind., Oct. 7. Missionary programs will be glwn at the Chester and Webster Methodist churches on Tuesday evening, Oct, 10, in. further ance of "The Church in Action" cam
paign of the church, now in progress. A supper service wilf be conducted at Chester, in connection with a bas ket supper, to which all In the community are Invited to come with baskets. The program will begin at tj o'clock. The program for the supper service will Include the following addresses: "Achievements In the Foreign. Field." Rev. F. C. Knowles, of Williamsburg; "Achievements in the Home Field," by Rev. A. L. Weaver, of Economy; and "Influence on the Local Church," by RW. L. F. "Ulmer, pastor of ths Whitewater church. Platform Services. Platform services will be conducted at 7:30 o'clock in the auditoriums of both the Webster and Chester churches, the speakers alternating between the two communities during the evening. The subjects and speakers will be "Bible and Missions," Rev. C. W. Chadwick, Centerville; "Present Hour Missionary Emergency," Rev. R. W.
Stoakes, First Methodist church of Richmond; "The District Emergency Missionary Emergency Chest," Rev. A. F. Hogan of Cambridge City. Rev. E. L. Gates of the Third M. E. church in Fairview, will close the program with a stereopticon lecture entitled "ThcGood Samaritan." The programs are under the direction of Rev. Victor E. Stoner, pasto: of the Chester and Webster churches.
The population of Slam Is principally Shans, a Mongoloid people.
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