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TOWNSHIP FARMERS' INSTITUTE IS OPENED AT WEST MANCHESTER WEST MANCHESTER. Ohio, Jan. 13. The Monroe Township Farmers' Institute association today opened a 1v,o days' institute in the township central school building, near here. Speakers for the meeting are: Alfred Vivian, dean of the etate agricultural college; Mrs. F. M. Glasgow, Columbus; Charles Brand, Urbana. member of congress, and A. F. Hedges, Dayton, manager of the Miami Valley Milk Producers' association. . The institute is be'ing conducted independent of state financial aid. An agricultural and school exhibit is a feature of the meeting. Kibbons will be given winners. Awards will be made for the best 10 ears of white corn, best 1( ears of yellow corn, best single ear of any variety, best peck of wheat, best peck of oats, best peck of potatoes and best two quarts of clover seed. M. F. Morgan, Columbus, crop and soils specialist for southwestern Ohio, will judge the agricultural exhibit. Dean Vivian Speaks Dean Vivian spoke at the afternoon f-ession today on "When the Farmer Finds Himself." Mrs. Glasgow spoke at the opening session this morning on "Where Do We Go from Here?" and this afternoon on "Our Organized Activities." Hugh Christman gave an address of welcome this morning, and the Rev. H. S. Huey offered prayer. C. H. Moses, superintendent of Monroe schools, conducted a declamation contest, which was judged by Charles A. Wilt, yuperintendent of Darke county ; rhools. The first four grades of the school presented a musical play. The high school glee club furnished the musical portion of the program today. A session will be held this evening, at which Dean Vivian will present an illustrated lecture on "A Farmer's Trip Through the Orient." A sextet from the high school will sing. Hedges. Speaks Tuesday A. F. Hedges will address the meeting Tuesday morning on "Co-oterative Marketing of Dairy Products." Mrs. Glasgow will t:ilk oil "The Essentials of a Well Balanced Heme." The Rev. Thomas Murray will open the session with prayer. Mrs. F. ' O. Gra.-shoff will sing a solo. The meeting opens at ! o'clock. Charles - Brand will address the rftemoon session on "Prices." Mrs. Glasgow will speak on The Lure of: the Country." The high school glee

club and quartet will furnish music, riously ill. The vacancy in the school Committee reports will be heard and I is being filled by Mrs. R. H. Irandon. officers will be elected. i ....Ed Reid returned Sunday from a The meeting will conclude Tuesday trip through the south., i . .Mrs. Elevening with a community play en-1 hi Bloom is spending a few days with titled "Farm Folks." with 11 eharac-!Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Bevington Dr.

ters. The entertainment starts at 7 : 30 o'clock. Officers of the institute association are: president. Joseph Beck; vice president, Joseph Ware; secretary, P. G. Campbell; treasurer, John Fitzwater. Suburban LOSAXTVILLE meeting of the Inch The revival Apostolic Friends church closed Sunday night, nseetinsrs were the best ever The held here. The services were well attended, there being persons from Portsmouth, Ivy.. Ohio. Jonesboro, Anderson nnd a number of other places. There were eisht conversions and several ioined the church.. .The revival meeting started at the M. E. church Wednesday night. Rev. Wither Thorne. pastor, will conduct the night meetings and Rev. Bilheinier wil! conduct the d,iy services., . Mr. and Mrs. John Cog.-diell and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown, and Mrs. Louise Davis dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown, i Tuesday Mrs. Ethel McGunnigill ailed on Mis. Edward Parker Sunday evening Sant Scott and daughter visited Miss Gladys Grnbbs a couple cf days this week Harley Milikin was in Whitewater one evening last week Mrs. Ham Snodgrass is at home after a few days in Florida. Returned Saturday night Mrs Marye Medsker is staying at Frank Seajrrav e's while Mrs. Eeagrave is in Muncie helping in a revival meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Yes. Sulteen. Mr. sm.d Mrs. El van Yaitman and grand: i U tighter, were- suests Sunday of Charles CKley and f?mi!y Charles Oxley and family called on .Mis." Ves. Sulteen Saturday afternoon Mrs. Marie Myers called on Mrs. Minnie llanKvick recently. Mr. and Mrs. .Qr,f llerschel Mosier and son . i. r. " . r.i ...it. . 1 I . I " T ,(-. .lOr.R Clienoweui iHlli .HI .mi.-,. . bUUeen One IIV lllls Wt-t-K. Harlev Milligan made a business trin to Muncie Friday Mrs. llie Oxley calleJ on Mrs. Barbara Lamb .....Mrs. Minnie TurnboK called on Mrs. Loval Hurst. Mr. and M Paul Maynard took dinner Saturday with Grant Ma.uiard and family Mr. and Mrs. Bert KicUwine took dinner Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Prentis Wiggins. ... Mrs. James McGunnigill and daughter. Pauline, called on Mrs, Sylvia Parks an4 children Mrs.V.Eva Johnson called on Mrs. Yes Sulteen Mrs. Minnie Ilardwick called on 'Mrs. Marie Myers Mrs. Eth' l Richinson. of Jonesboro. spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr. ; and Mrs. J. Turnholt Miss Gladys' Grnbbs and other students met at the school building Wednesday night to practice for the high school play.... Miss Jane Dennis called on Mrs. Ethel McGunnigill. .. .Mrs. Barbara Lamb is; improving, but is unable to be out 1 much yet.... Mrs. Leora Freeman; called on Mrs. Rachel Martin. .. .Mrs. i Robert Thorn burs called on Mrs. Ted-; . dy Hut chins. .., Miss Doris Cook has, been ill Mrs. Sylvia Parks called! on Mrs. Oscar Jellison Friday. . .Mrs. , Yerl Leeka Called on Mrs. Yalita Sul-.: teen.... Rev. Charles lliatt. Miss Gertha New by and Charles Craig took j dinner one, day this week with Mr. I and Mrs. Winfield Hutchins. . . . .Mrs. i Lawrence Grubbs .called on Mrs. Le-j ora Freeman. j Mr. and Mrs. Zeek Turmbolt and; on called at Brooker Worley's one -evening last week Mr. and Mrs. Eli Cross and Mr. and Mrs. Will llalstead ! 'attended revival services at Modoc! Tuesday night Mrs. Yerl Johnson j called on her parents last Friday eve- j :riing Misses Edith and Gldays Grubbs entertained at dinner Sunday, .Miss Edna Freeman, Miss Florence 'Rodgers, Miss 'Viola Scott, Miss Oma Murray and Miss Victoria Jellison... Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bales and Mike Bookout took dinner with Mrs. Arthur '.Freeman Monday. . .Miss Gertha Newhv ami Miss Clessie Newby took diu-

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ner Sunday with Miss Gladys Halstead Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson, Mrs. Josie Cromis and Mrs. Leora Freeman were at Muncie Saturday... Mrs. Gertha Rodgers called on Mrsi Leora Freeman Wednesday morning. . . ..Miss Allice Freeman of Richmond is here helping B. C- Freeman, who has moved to town. . . .The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church will meet at Mamie Seagraves' Wednesday afternoon. IIAGERSTOWX, lnd. Phil Gates of Piqua, Ohio, spent Saturday here with his family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R, R. Brant Mrs. Ada Thurston was hostess to the Woman's History club Monday afternoon Mrs. Anna Unthank and sister. Miss Mary Clark, of Richmond, attended the meeting Monday afternoon of the Woman's History club, of which they are members Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Worl entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs! J.-H. Stonecipher and family and Mr. anti Mrs. Charles Porter and daughter. Miss Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Hawbaker, of Butler, we're here on account of the sickness and death of Mrs. Hawbaker's father, Levi Pilling, and returned home Tues-j day.... Mrs. Alice Hanscom is recov-! ering from lagrippe Mrs. Ma

L,eaveJl entertained Mr. and Mrs. J-l-rhelma Sackett, Fern and Catharine, j ent. After the business session reL. Smith and daughter Ruth at din-Jnadriis lennefle and Richard Lane, i fresh men ts were served hv the host-

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move to South Seventh street, Rich-,Knd Irene Hancock, Charlotte Sharp, 4 mond. to the property. Ivan Richards j Geraldine Edwards, Doris Row e; Paultraded to A. J. Weaver Mr. andiine Coffin. Marv Wright and lruoeene

Mrs. Clark McCullough, who formerly i lived here, are guests tf Mrs. Ben Deaver and family Miss Lucile Bannan spent a few days last week with her mother at Liberty Ralph Teetor and bride. George Keagy and j Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Teetor have gone j east Mr. znd Mrs. F. E. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and daughter ' Ruth were guests at dinner Tuesday j cf Mrs. Mary Leave!!. ' 1 NEW PARIS, hio.Al) in Crum of Toledo, was a business visitor at the France quarries Thursday Members of the Junior Loyal Sons and Daughters class of the Christian Sunday school were delightfully entertained on Thursday evening by thenteacher Mis. E. C. Mikesell at her home on Lincoln street. A pleasant evening was spent by the young people with music, games and contests. Home mad'.; candy was served. Members present were Beverly Arnold, Bonita Coddingron, Dona Coddington, Virginia Frilzwafer, Jaunita Dwyer, Ruth" Killbourn. Helen Sweet, Marjorie Lehman, Margaret King, Kermit Fitzwater, Jim McNeil, Robert Slorp and Ralph "Mikesell Miss Emma Thompson, third grade teacher is se and Mrs. C. A. Hawley and Mrs. Ruth Prettyman and daughter of Cleveland leave this week to spend the remainder of the winter in Florida Gilbert. Richey was guest, Sunday of Lorain Penland Adair Harshman of Katon. was a business visitor in town Tuesday Xile Littler, son of Mrs. Kar! Sweet who has been quite ill for the past week is showing improvement. BROWNSVILLE, lnd. Miss Mildred Wilson spent the week-end with her friend. Miss Mamie Williamson, of Mt. Pleasant. .The basketball team show ed their speed .and teamwork last Friday night when they played Brookville, winning with a score of 27-22. The game was very interesting and is considered the best game played on the home floor this season... Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Retherfoid of Liberty, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Retherford of Richmond spen Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Retherford and sons, Roscoe, Lloyd and Bernie....A very interesting program, which consisted of music and a playlet given by the tarmeis' wives, was given last Wednesday night at the farmers tecieration meeting. I lie farmers institute last Saturday was enjoyed by ail present. II. N. Whidney and Mrs. Roberts of Jiedford were the speakers. In the forenoon Mr. Whitney used as nis suojeci. crops ami r eruuzauon. Mrs. Roberts' subject for the forenoon was "Rural Society Lite and How to Enrich and Improve it." Lunch was served at the noon hour followed by a social hour. The afternoon program opened by the reading of the minutes by Mrs. Chester Maze and a piano solo by Evelyn Brown. Mrs. Roberts then spoke on "Training the Youth For Citi zenship." A piano solo by Mis. May Iid 1 ! cv Cloven wi t ami T " W'iiinev Mvel !his afternoon lecture on "Fruits and Their Care.-'. . . .Rev. Calhoun filled his regular appointment at the C. U. ! church last Sunday morning Tillus resumed his work after a li ;3 uac s

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daughter. Hatti". , , ,.,,, o.m.lav n-itl Mr :mrl Mr i ' ' , ."v.. " V, . ! ueai ui umit-i inr. . . . ,!icti m - ; .viaze is improving .mis. jusepn i Maze and Mrs. Walter Finch were ; rllui'iJn, lit v. L'liiiv.i'viiir iucim.t m.: ei nuuii . . . . iu' . tii uw u was uiirtuitf iu fill his appointments last Sunday, due: to a severe cold.... A. R. Buis was in Liberty on business Tuesday evening Ernest Maze is able to be at the bank. HUNTS VI LLE, Ind. Miss Mary j Catharine Biy gave a birthday party j Saturday afternoon. Those present! were Ruth Sheppard. Esther Conyers,' U0ARSENESS if Swallow rub v ! Swallow slowly small piece rub well over the throat. VapoRub Oca 17 Million Jars Used Yearly A Cup You'll Enjoy TRACY'S COFFEE Bigger and Better Values at Our January Clearance Sale GEORGE E. KLUTE CO. 225 Main Street It's Not Too Late To Join Our Xmas Club First National Bank Southwest Corner Ninth and Main

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PURCHASING POWER 1913 1922 69 1919 1921 67 1918 1920 86 !9I7 COPYRIGHT 1922 BY SCIENCE Lucille Freeman. Audrey Dudley, Viola I Gordon. Ice cream and cake were served. .The county nurse. Mrs. Dor othy Courtner, ,was at school Monday. Miss Ream Lamb is home from a visit with relatives at Muncie Frank Haynes of Modoc is spending some time with Jesse Haynes Rev. Seotton took supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Conyers Saturday evening The Farmers' institute will be held at the Huntsvi'Je school building on Fob. "J. The program will appear later .... Har old Hernley who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to his home in St. Louis. .. .Elza Stevenson was a business visitor at Richmond Saturday Mrs. Hilka Wright spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Roe Wright near Modoc Mrs. Mary Ely spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Eckerle, at Lynn. Gerald Cox spent Sunday wiih Winifred Fox Urbane Baldwin and O. O. Ely spent Saturday in Farmland.... Mr .and Mrs. Fred Harvey were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Abel near Winchester Mr. and Mrs. Bazil Hunt were business visitors at Winchester Tuesday. .. .John A. Mills of Winchester is visiting his daughter, Mrs. I. J. Farquhar Mr. and Mrs., A. J. Jones have returned to their home in Richmond. .. .Dorothy and Forest Shaffer have ciiickenpox Volney Wilson was a business visitor at Winchester Wednesday Mrs. Mary Ely entertained the W. C. T. U. Friday afternoon. . . .The Ladies' Aid. society will meet with Mrs. Reuben Mann Friday afternoon Mrs. Angeline Sheppard spent Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Harvey. WIIITE WATER. Ind. Keith White. Ed Reese and Vernon Warner of Mooreland spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Warner,.. ..Miss Mildred Hough of near Spartansburg spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blose and family... Several from here attended the all-day meeting at Middleboro Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson and son, Paul, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harry

Robinson and daughter, Marjorie Sun-!Harry jav were at Hagerstown Thurs day Mrs. Stella White spent lastjav Harrv Jav purchased a num

Thursday with Mrs. Charles Biose andbP1. o!- los,rt near Mooreland and had family Mr. and Mrs. James Robin- jthem trucked through to his farm east son spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. jol- jiere Newton Brumfield and Dr. Raymond Ronie and son of Richmond i Wilson attended a Missionary meeting

Helen Gale spent Tuesday in Bethel .... Mrs. Maty Wright is verv ill. BETHEL. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. I Thomas Hughes and son Robert of Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Windle of Richmond were guests Sunday of

Mr. and Mrs. William Windle. .. .Mr. ; The funeral of Marion Brumfield will and Mrs. Merl Coleman were guests ' be held Saturday afternoon at the Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Love i Friends church. Burial will be in Webof Lvnn Omar Coleman spent Sun-jster cemetery Milton Bishop is at day with John Harding and family. Indianapolis this week Ralph Hen....Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hun and ! iershot.t, Harry Williams and Charley daughter, Marie, and son, Everett. Mr. ! McCain visited school Wednesday aft--vro d'la iT,,T,t nri ,1 n rrhi or ! ernoon Mrs. Lucile Jay is visiting

Winifred all of near New Paris, Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Thompson and Mrs. Sarah Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. L. White were afternoon callers Ben Geiting and Miss Wanda Hyde of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Mikesell of Chester and Mrs. Jehu Boren spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde. Mr. i "yde is very 111 ..Mr. ana Airs, irvin j , Anderson spent feunday atternoon wi.u , Mrs. Cell la Anderson Byron Antler-; I son who has heen staying m menmond for some time, is ill at the home j '-XT-- TJ,.- cnOT, inont Knnriav I J ... L -V 1. I 1 aiternoon wun .ur. aim airs, r taun. j , Harding or Palestine. Ohio i- orest , ! p,nPf,n snent. a. coiidIc of davs last week in Dayton, Ohio The Ladies j Aid met at the home of Mrs. W. R. j Tharpe Thursday afternoon. Fifteen j ICOUGH?! 1 Tr Piso's aston-1 ishuigly quick re- I lief AivruDunlike I all other plea- I ant doe not up- I tet stomach no I opiates 35c and 60c everywhere FOR QUICK LOANS Call, Write or Phone PRUDENTIAL LOAN & INVESTMENT COMPANY 20 S. 8th St. Phone 1727 FOR COAL Phone 3156 PRICE COAL CO. 7th and South L Sts. Hot Dogs, Chili and Coffee at Our Luncheonette Dafler Drug Co. Ninth and Main

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FARM PR0DUCT5 lOO Ml I9!6 89 112 1915 106 106 112 1913 IOO SERVICE, WASHINGTON, P.O. esses, Mrs. W. R. Thame, Mrs. Ansen Brumfield and Mrs. Charles Smith, The next meeting will be the first Thiiredav in Primiarv fiuv a rulerson is ill Mrs. Clarence Addleman returned home Sunday evening after spending a week with her sister, Mrs Ila Koontz and family of Palestine, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. John Money and little grandson, Harold Eugene Money, of Hollansurg. spent Sunday evening with Mr. and -Mrs. Jehu Boren Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Brown spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Everett White.... Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson (spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson. DUXLAPSVil,LL', lnd. Mr. and 'Mrs. Otto Millspaugh of Fairfield were j guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Davis and daughters Ruby and The I ma Mrs. L. D. Craig is still confined to her home with lagrippe Mrs. Mary JI. Templeion returned to her home here after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jack Booth, south of Quakertown Mr. and Mrs. John Schlechtvveg of Springdale spent Wednesday afternoon in Quakertown Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor of Quakertown were in Alquina Wednesday Mr. Marion Snyder was able to be out Wednesday after a siege of lagrippe. Mrs. Sydney Brimienburg was down from Indianapolis to visit her son, Donald Brandenburg, who makes his home with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, at Quakertown Mrs. Babel Darter and daughter Corine were guests of Mrs. Carrie Crist R. ' L. Beck and son Charles of near here made a business trip to Liberty Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nickels of near here spent Tuesday with friends in Liberty. ....Walter Finch cf Brownsville has rented the Ross Hollings worth farm east of here Buell Crum. principal of the school here, spent Wednesday evening in Lierty Rigor Brothers of Connersville took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rigor here Wednesday. WEBSTER. Ind. Delbert Jay and at Chester Thursday afternoon Will Mcxne, Ivan- j oore, H. H. Hunt and Harry Hunt and Will Wills attended Masonic lodge at Williamsburg Wednesday night.. Dr. Wilson is leaving for his home near Indianapolis but will return to assist with the evange- ; listic services Sunday evening. relatives in Richmond .... Dr. Wilson was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stotten Wednesday. . . The members of the Young People's class of both churches are especially

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invited to attend services Friday evening as Dr. Wilson will lecture on his Missionary work while in Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Alva Thompson and family are moving to the A. L. Baldwin farm recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Will Williams and family. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. The fire department was called to the home of Mrs Hiram Irvin on East Front street Wednesday ' morning ,to extinguish a small fire on the roof. The damage was slight All sections of the Social L'nion of the Methodist church met with Mrs. A. F. Hogan Tuesday afternoon to make plans for the year's work. A social bur followed and refreshments were served O. U. Toppin gave a surprise supper for his wife Tuesday evening in honor of her birthday. Ten couples were invited. A social evening .followed Mrs. Fannie Cornell has returned from a visit with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Patton, in Martinsville Mary Katherine Hinsky, who has been seriously ill of pneumonia, was operated on Wednesday for the removal of pus on the lungs. Her condition is still serious. Mrs. Gertrude Horseman is spending this week in Ctnterville The senior ladies' Bible class of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Peter Zehrung Wednesday afternoon. A social hour followed and refreshments were served The young ladies' Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school met with Mrs. Edwin Callaway Wednesday afternoon. After their business session a social hour and refreshments followed. .. .Choir practice will be held at the Christian church Friday evening.... Mrs. J. W. Marson, who has spent the past several months with her son in Hugo, Okla., is expected to arrive home this week. . . .Fred Routh, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Margaret Routh, returned to his home in Minenapolis, Wednesday Miss Elizabeth Morris entertained the Loyal Daughters' class of the Christian church Tuesday evening. After a business session a social hour and refreshments followed A market will be held at Marson's jewelry store Satur day afternoon by the Baptist church. The degree team of Modern Woodmen went to Newcastle Wednesday evening, where they conferred the work on several candidates. STRAUGHN. Ind. A-rs. James Kinman came from Petersburg last Thursday night to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Pierson Mrs. Blanche Haskett is ill Mr. Overman's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, of Spiceland, visited the Overman's Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spahr and Mr. and Mrs. P. F. May visited Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Sunday afternoon Mrs. Hodges and daughter, Velona, were in Richmond Saturday: . .Lena and Lloyd Benjamin spent Sunday with Rayburn Henley Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Goldman, of Richmond, visited home folks Sunday The play, "The Old-Fash-ioned Mother," was given by the Chi - cago church under the auspices of the Salem clmrch. The play met with high praise, and was well attended... Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pierson shopped in Richmond Wednesday. . .Mr. and Mrs. Ed Plummer and Mrs. Lena Benjamin i were in Indianapolis Thursday ' Clarence Haskett and daughter, Betty j Ruth, visited Lagolda Colburn Thursday.... Mrs. Julia Binford. who has urfii ins n 11 it ui urn hiiu ittiuii

this winter, came home sick a iew;,;ng t,js week in days ago. Her daughter, Ruby, who ' number of friend

has been in Carthage all winter, came ; will Davis, rec enilv married, gave home to take c,are of her Keith i,nPm a M,rprjse shower at. their home Palin sustained a painful injury to one(m West Front street, Wednesday eveof his hands when he fell at school nmg ...Mrs Mildred Mc.Mu.11en and

lnursciay Stanton I oiDurn spent !Miss Aima Kennedy spent Wednesday Thursday in Newcastle. j m Richmond the First National ! bank held its annual election of offiMILTON. Ind. Miss Alice Napier irers -Wednesday and elected the foland sister. Pearl, were home from 'owing: Claude Kitterman. president; helbyville to spend Sunday wth their ; o. j, Callaway, vice-president; Irvin parents. Mr. Napier who has been k. Harmeir, cashier: Max Kii term-in. quite ill.. is much better Mr. and I resistant cashier. No changes were

Airs. Late Myers and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keene. ....Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and daughter. Gussie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E C. Caldwell Mrs. (Mner Kerlin left 1 hursday morning to visit her sister in Missouri. . .Glenn EUvell, who has been visiting his par-; ems, Mr. and Mrs. William Elwell. left Sunday for New York City Mrs. Alice Gresh went 1o Indianapolis Satunlay to visit relatives Mrs. Ma - linda Barton and Frank Callaway enteriamea at dinner sunuay, ir. anu Mrs. F. M. Jonesand Miss E P. Jones Miss Lula Myers and Miss Carrie Michael Mr. and Mrs. Oliver WalFill Out and Mail to

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lace entertained at dinner Sunday eve ning, Miss Lina Myers, Mrs. Emma Beeson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Warren, Mr. and Mrs. E. p. Jones and Frank Callaway..Mr. Frank Broaddus and her

Sunday school class of young men and Miss Margaret Ohmit and her class of young ladies will hold a party in the Methodist church basement Friday evening The members of the Straightway class are requested to meet at Odd Fellows' hall Friday eve ning to plan the year's work .The regular monthly business meeting of j 1 1. I' ll. . nrvi. - i .. i ,j t the Queen Esther Bible class was held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Harry Manlove Mrs. Oliver Wal lace spent Tuesday at Centerville with , r'.d j?; "?by-' I ' -:A!li ,Ea I

.--.umuui,, emr.wiu """ the regular conference sermon. The nrmlVv?iem f aSTiefiRev. V. E. Busier and the Rev. A. C. of omen Voters and a number of ; T, , . , , . , other guests Tuesday afternoon. The i Barnhardt took part m the program. program included numbers on the I Mrs- C' ' Burn!!' Eton. contribute! phonograph, piano solos, a vocal solo i vocal solo, a also did Charles Bra ,- bv Mrs. Wallas Warren and a mim-burv A- Holcoma, Camden, p-esi-ber of readings by Mrs. McMinn. of j dent of the Sunday school association. Richmond. Dainty refreshments were i presided. served ..Mrs Verne Beeson and Mrs ! Rev. Lang Speaks Walter Higham will be hostesses for1 At the adults' conference the Rev. the missionary meeting of the Metho- j Gordon Lang gave an address. Avon dist church Friday afternoon, at thejZeller gave a vocal solo. Francis home of Mrs. Higham. Mrs. Frank j VanAuscal. cf Leuisburg, presided.

Broaddus will be leader.. .There were ! 101 at the Methodist Sunday school Sunday morning There w ill be an ; all day meeting at the Methodist j church Feb. 4. A basket dinner will i be served at noon. Rev. Walker will preach at 3 o'clock Earl Hinshaw is moving to Bluffton to Will Brown's farm Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmel came home Tuesday from an extended visit with her daughter, at Lima, Ohio.... ..OHn Davis was the guest of Fred Hacklenian Wednesday evening.. .The Five Hundred club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Earl Ioddridge.. . ..Robert Beeson has moved into the John Ingerman property. .. .Mrs. Horace Huddleston and Mrs. Emma Beeson atendd the funeral of Mr. Clark, at Cambridge City, Wednesday afternoon. The Rebekah lode held their burial service for Mrs. David Werking Wednesday evening Mrs. Robert Connell, who has been very ill. is somewhat improved.... There will be preaching at Odd Fellow's hail Sunday evening by Rev. McCormick. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. The name chosen for the new' township high school under construction in this city is "Lincoln Joint High School." The building will not be ready for occupancy before next term of school.... Charles Wheeler is attending the National Shoe Dealers' convention in Chicago this week.... Mr. and Mfs. Carl Chapman spent Wednesday with their i son Dan Chanman. and wife, in Rich-i I raond The cigar factory, which has j j b(,Pn coseti for several weeks, is start- j j mg operations this week Mrs. i j pnif Sumwalt has returned from ai j vjst 0f seVeral weeks with her son in! Aklon (5llio yir? vene O'Del! left j Thursday for a visit with her daugh-j t in chieaero Mrs. Ida Marl in has! , r.nirn.d from a. two weeks' visit with ner daughter in Alliance, onio wr. and Mrs. Frank Allison and her sister. Miss Maud Scott, have been visiting relatives in Sulphur Springs this week ....Miss Ruth McGuire has returned from a visit with relatives at South i jjtpnd . . . Mrs. harles Wheeler is nendMaru'nsvi!e V of Mr. and Mrs. made in the board of directors. . . .Mrs. ' Mattie Kemp has reiunud to her home' in Indianapolis after a visit with Mr. i and Mrs. Waller Barnes Jacob i ! Chapman spent Wednesday w ith relalives in Richmond .... Mr. and-Mrs. K. P. Diffendai'er have both been quite ill the past week.... The Centerville basketball team will play the local high srhol team here in Community hall. Friday evening Rev. McCoijmick will preach at, the Christian j church Sunday morning. No evening service. O is the name mandy. of a village in Nor- - :- T n

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EATON. Ohio, Jan. 15. Attendance was liberal and interest manifest at the mid-winter conference of the Sunday schools making up the Preble County Sunday School association, held here Saturday in the Christian church. Young people's adults and elementary conferences were held at the same time. Rev. Brinkema delivered an addre.-s at the morning and afternoon session of the main C3r..fprPnc(.. The Rev. Gordon Lang, of . Canyden, preached The Rev. E. H. Nichols and Mrs. Blanche Miller addressed the young people's conference. The Rev. W. H. sinks conducted devotional?. E. E. MeClellan presided. The elementary conference was ad dressed by Mrs. J. T. Hart and Mrs. Helen Wright. Mrs. Hart -also presided over the meeting. Need of temperance education in the Sunday school was- discussed. The meeting of Democratic party leaders of Preble county, to have been held here Friday night to lay plans and make preliminary arrangements for a county Jackson day banquet, was . , -. . . . ,1 ...... 1 r 1 ; I , . Tli.

meeting tonight will be held in the . ( offices of Attorney Hugh R. Gilmore ; a former state senator, and it is es-St pected committees will be appointed to take charge of arrangements and probably a tentative date for the din ner will be fixed.

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