Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 273, 16 November 1922 — Page 3

THE EICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, NOT. 16, 1922.

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FATHERS, SOUS ENJOY u SPECIAL PROGRAMS IN LOCAL CHURCHES Numerous banquets and meetings have been planned and are being held in local churches this week in observance of the national Father and Son week program. The first of these

was held Wednesday night at Reidj Memorial church when about BO fathers and sons assembled at the church for a banquet and program. The nnique feature of the evening was the fact that the men prepared and served the dinner. The regular Thursday night Parish Night program of the First M. F.. church will be given over to the observance of Father and Son week in that church. Supper will be Berved at 6:30 o'clock and will be followe-i by devotional exercises and an appropriate program. Friday night is the time chosen by most of the churches for their observance of Father ' and Son week. On that night the following churches will hold meetings for this purpose: First English Lutheran church. First Chris

tian church. United Brethren churco,

Second Presbyterian church, St Paul's English Lutheran church and the Firsi

Presbyterian church. The Men's Brotherhood and Fishermen's club of the Grace M. E. church also will hold a

joint meeting at this time for the ob

servance. A banquet will be served in

the Sunday school room of the church

Friday night and on Sunday morning the pastor will deliver an appropriate

sermon. Banquet at 7

A banquet for Fathers and Sons will be held Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the First English Lutheran church.

An interesting program has been, pre pared to be followed at this time.

Aierie siaener, or Indianapolis, a well known speaker, will address fath

ers and sons at the First Christian church Friday night, The supper will be served by the women of the church

and special musical numbers will be given during the evening. The supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. All boys of the church are Invited to attend

even if dad doesn't come. -

The congregation of the TJnJted Brethren church will Join with fathers

And sons In a basket supper to be serv ed at the church Friday night Dr. Tullos to Talk

Dr. Tullos, president of Whittenberg

college, will be the speaker at a union

Father and Son meeting and supper at St. Paul's Lutheran church Friday

evening at 6:30 o'clock. Fathers and

sons of St. Paul's Lutheran, First English Lutheran and Second English Lu

theran churches will be included in

the meeting.

Members of the Second Presbyterian

:hurch will gather at the church Frl

lay night in observance of Father and Son week. A banquet will be served ind there will be a program. Prof.

tV. S. Fogarty, county superintendent

jf schools in Preble county, Ohio, will

oe the speaker of the evening.

Dr. Charles M. Woodman, pastor of

the Allen Jay Memorial Friends church will speak at the First Presbyterian

rhurch banquet in observance of Fath

er and Son week to be held at 6:30

s'clock Friday evening at the church

The program is being arranged Jy Fred Girty. Mrs. Charles S. Bond

nd Fred Haisley. W. J. Blackmore

Kill preside. Speeches from Many

There will be speeches from mer

bers of the various departments of the

Sunday school. A one-reel film of motion pictures will be shown following

the program by P. H. Slocum, execu

tive secretary of Community Servico,

Possibly the last Father and Soti

program of the week is that which will be observed by the men and boys of the West Richmond Friends church

Saturday evening and Sunday morn

ing. The celebration will take the form of a volley ball garde between

the boys and their fathers which wil

take place in the Earlham college gym

nasium at 7 o'clock Saturday evening.

Sunday morning the fathers and their

sons will attend divine worship to

gether and there will be an appropri

ate sermon delivered by the pasto",

Dr. Charles M. Woodman.

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Old New Paris Church. Is Sold To S. R- Ummel For Movie House, Hall NEW PARIS, Ohio. Nov. 16. S. R. TJmmeL of Eaton, present tenant of the old Public church building, was

the successful "bidder for the property, which had been ordered sold by the Preble comity common pleas court He paid $1,100. Purchase of the old structure eaves for New Paris the picture show being operated here by Mr. UmmeL The

new owner promises to make extensive

improvements on the building and will

also rent the hall, as usual, for public

engagements.

The historic trail ding has been to.

use since Its erection in 1840, and by

repairs soon to be made- will continue to serve the public.

HIGH GLASS OF '23 STRONG FOR MALONE; IS PRESIDENT TWICE

Builds Radio Outfit

In 10 -Grain Capsule NEW YORK The smallest radio 6et

in the world, contained in a 10-grain capsule, is on exhibition in the Woolworth-bldg. at the office of Dr.

Miller Reese Hutchison, formerly chief engineer for Thomas A. Edison. Attached to a wire connecting it with

an aerial extending from Dr. Hutchi

son's office, the program broadcasted

from a Newark station was heard dis tlnctly.

Sir William Horwood. The. brains of Scotland Yard, England's famous secret service, now is engaged in trying to run down the ringleaders in a nationwide poison plot which almost cost the life of Sir William Hcrwood, its chief. Boxes of chocolates sent to men high in public life are kaid to have contained poison.

Called by Death

MRS. SARAH HUTTON

NEW PARIS, Ohio, Nov. 16. Fane

al services for Mrs.' Sarah. Hutton, 84

years old, who died Tuesday afternoon

at the home of her daughter, Mrs

Richard Danily, north of here, were to be held Thursday afternoon. Besiles

her daughter she is survived by one

son. Frank Hutton of Flint, Mich.; one

brother. Henry Mikesell, one half

brother. Wesley Mikesell, of Hollans

burg, and two half sisters, Mrs. Lillie Armacost. of Yankeetown, and Miss

Ella Mikesell.

WILMA OSWALT

GREENVILLE, Ohio. Nov. 16. Fu

neral services for little Miss Wilma

Oswalt 12 years old, who died at the

home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Oswalt, two miles and a half

east of Greenville on the Milton pike,

Monday, were to be held Thursday at

the Oswalt home. Rev. Young was to officiate and burial was to be in the

Greenville cemetery.

HENRY GREENHOFF

LIGHTS V1LLE, O., Nov. 16. Henry

Greenhoff, 76 years old, died here Wed

nesday evening of heart disease. He

is Survived by two sons, Harry and

Frank, one brother, Alexander, and

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its senior year. He has been quarterback tor the high school football team for two straight years and is playing his last game with the team at Decatur this Friday. In his freshman year, he was credited with seven A grades, entitling him to the scholarship pin awarded for this distinction. Harold is an academic student, majoring in mathematics, English and science. He has been especially active in the Spanish club and student council of the high school.

WET PETITIONS ARE

CIRCULATED IN SHELBY

SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Nov. 16. Petitions for presentation to congress

asking for restoration of beer and light

wines are being circulated for signa

tures in Shelbyville. Strangers armed

with lists of people supposed to be

"wet" are circulating the papers, and

plan later to take tnem through the

townships of the county.

Blcuntsville Bank Robbed

Of $100; Insurance coven BLOTJNTSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 16.

Only 100 was stolen from the bank at Blouhtsville it was found by check-up

today after officials had discovered evidences of an attempted robbery. The robbers had been unable to open the safe. That they were profession

als and accustomed to the details of

successful robbery was shown bv their

use of an acetylene torch with which

they burned away the vault doors, and

their provision of waste paper bas

nets for carrying the money, and a

bucket of water for controlling fire

that might start. Both of the latter

objects were stolen from a schoolhouse which was broken into, before the bank was visited. The bank is a branch of the Citizens bank, of Newcastle. All loss Is covered by Insurance.

The world's total production of asbestos in 1921 was the smallest since 1914.

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Automobiles Have Been Sold Right and Left to Families from All Points From every nook rd corner, every village, hamlet and town have come their quota here to this sale, and all have driven proudly back to their friends at home with an automobile value unequalled from the standpoint of price and quality, and whera terms were necessary we met them more than half way. We are on the home stretch, and we will go to the limit on the unsold balance. On all sides could be heard expressions of satisfaction and wonderment at the values offered. The cars are selling fast. No matter whether you want to pay all cash or part cash and balance monthly, you must be perfectly satisfied in every detail before the car goes out of the door. Come here to this sale and come with your buying clothes on. Automobiles such as offered here will never again be duplicated at anything like the price we L have placed on them.

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