Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 33, 7 February 1923 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7, 1923.

PREBLE DEMOCRACY TO HEAR C.V.TRUAX spfak at RAnnurr

EATON', O., Feb. 7. State Agricultural Director Charles V. Truax is an assured speaker for the Jackson day banquet to be etaged here Thursday night in the state armory by the Democracy of Preble county, the banquet speakers'- committee announces. Mason Douglass, Dayton attorney, will be a guest and speaker. It is probable they vrill be the only men to give addresses at the dinner. The sub-committees in charge of arranging details of the dinner have practically finished their work and everything is in Teadiness for the affair. The doors of the armory will be opened at 6 o'clock and the guests will be assigned places at the tables as they arrive. Serving of the dinner will begin at 6:30 o'clock. The menu calls for roast chicken and trimmin'3.

' Harry D. Collins, New Paris, chair

man of the county Democratic central

committee, will preside and present the after-dinner speakers. It will be

impossible to accommodate more than 500 persons. It is expected many party women will be present. Reports indicate there will not be enough tickets to supply all who want to attend the dinner. The tickets have been apportioned as nearly equal as possible to all sections of the county. A program of music presented by the Eaton City band with Earl Young as director and Mrs. Lucile Reel Pryor as soloist, promises to be a delightful feature of the affair. Motion of defendants for a new trial in the Mary C Fowble. will case was overruled here Tuesday by Judge W. W. Teegarden, of Greenville, in common pleas court. Decision was announced from the bench immediately after attorneys in the case had completed arguments on the motion for retrial. It is understood the case will be taken to the appellate court.

When William Guckian, Gasper township, farmer, was taken ill while serving on a Jury in common pleas court, it W3S agreed by the litigants That the trial be carried to a conclusion with 11 Jurors in the Jury box. Much of the testimony had been submitted when Juror Guckian was taken 111. Symptoms of his illness indicated an attack on influenza. The case on trial was that of the J. R. Watkins Co., remedv concern, against Andrew Wy. song, G. F. Scheid and C. A. Stephens. The suit involves $1,090, which the company alleged Wysong was indebted to it. Scheid and Stephens were sureties on a bond given by Wysong to the company, it was averred. The "trial started Monday and it was expected would be completed Wednesday and given to the jury. Judge Risinger presided. Juror Guckian was taken ill Tuesday. Mayor Harry L. Risinger appointed the following standing committees of council for the year in a council meeting this week: Finance and claims, G. W. Flory, chairman; Henry Dalrymple. Streets and alleys, John Ernst, chairman; C. D. Turney, Joseph Wilson, Sr. Fire and light, W. R. Deem, chairman; John Ernst, G. W. Flory. Police and ordinance, Joseph Wilson, Sr.. chairman; G. W. Flory, John Ernst, Sanitary sewers, G. W. Flory, chairman; W. R. Deem, Joseph Wilson, Sr. Buildings, supplies and repairs. C. D. Turney. chairman; W. R.

Deem, Henry Dalrymple. Complaints and grievances, Henry Dalrymple,

chairman; Joseph Wilson, Sr., C. Turney.

Campbellstown School Program Is Announced CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio, Feb. 7. Announcement is made of the next school literary program to be given Feb. 8. It is as follows: Girls quartet; dialogue, Earl Mo-

Carty, Milton McClure and Morton Rhoads; reading, Virgie Gephart; Origin of St. Valentine's Day, Mildred McNutt; music, song by the freshman class; recitation, Clem McClure; school paper, Lavina Breese; debate, Juniors against seniors, subject: "Resolved. That thV Monroe Doctrine Should no Longer Form a Part of the Permanent Foreign Policy of the United States. The Juniors will take the affirmative side, and their three representatives are Huth Surface, Ruth O'Hara and Willard Cox. The seniors have as their representatives Grace Harsh, Maude Ashworth and Charles Earman. The Parent-Teachers meeting was postponed, on account of so much sickness and bad roads and a good crowd i3 expected Feb. 13, at the school building. This meeting is to be devoted to health, and health talks will be given by Dr. E. B. Markey

and others. A health demonstration probably will be given and a play entitled "The Milk Fairies" will be given by the primary grades.

WAYNE SPORTSMEN SEEK RIFLE RANGE

A drive for membership by the Wayne County Fish and Game association resulted in 50 new memberships to the association, according to an announcement at a meeting of the association Tuesday night in the Bartel company building on South Eighth street. The purpose of this organization is to promote the interests dear to the sportsman. A committee composed of Dr. Hayes, Carl Eggemeyer, Dr. Anderson and

Mr. Galloway was appointed to further the action of building a rifle range by the ,club. This propostion

was introduced by Carl Eggemeyer.

Much favorable comment was heard concerning the proposition. A report will be made by the committee at the

next meeting. It was announced by President Wal

ter uoan tnai a prize would De given for ' memberships in the campaign drive which will be launched this month. Mr. Doan was presented with an excellent bamboo pole by members

of the association.

A railroad tunnel 15.700 yards long, which will take about five years to

construct, is to be run through Mt Blanc, in the Alps.

Called by Death

MRS. NORA SULLIVAN O'DEA EATON, Ohio, Feb. 7. Funeral services for Mrs. Nora Sullivan O'Dea, 70 years old died Sunday In her home six miles north of Eaton, were conducted Wednesday morning in Eaton, in the Catholic church, by the Rev. Father J. M. Hyland, followed by burial in Mound cemetery. ,

surviving her are three sons and a daughter. She was the widow of Pat

rick O'Dea and was twice married, her

first husband being Thomas Sullivan

Mrs. Davis of Economy

Will Be Buried Friday

ECONOMY, Ind.. Feb. 7 Funeral

services for Mrs. Rebecca Davis, wife

of William H. Davis, of Richmond, who

died Tuesday, will be held Friday aft

ernoon at 2 o'clock at the West Rich

mond Friends church at Richmond

Burial will be in Earl ham cemetery. Short services" will be held at 12 o'clock at the home in Economy, with the pastor of the Friends church in charge.

in the high school building Wednesday and Thursday. Feb. . 14 and 15. Speakers are Clyde H. Hooley, of Columbus, and Miss Nellie Woods, of Greensburg, Pa. An excellent program is arranged. The West Elkton U. B. Aid society will serve meals In the basemenL. On Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, following the institute, a play, "All a Mistake," will be given by the West Elkton school.

Rural Film Exhibited

In Franklin Township WHITEWATER, Ind., Feb. 7 An

audience of a hundred farm men and

women was present for the special meetipg of the Franklin township farmers association, held in the high

SCnooi DUlldins Tuesday evening, at

West Elkton Farmers At School Feb. 14-15 GREENBUSH, Ohio. Feb. 7. West Elkton farmers' institute will be held

City Lodges

A meeting of the Woman's Loyal

club will be held Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock at the Moose home. All

members are urged to be present

Regular meeting of the Richmond

lodge No 196, F. and A. M. was held

in the Masonic hall Tuesday night.

All members of the Denver Brown Camp, No. 29, United Spanish War Veterans, are urged to be present at the meeting Wednesday night, as bus

iness of importance is to be discussed

Daughters of America will hold an initation and social at their regular meeting Wednesday night in the Co

lonial annex. All members are asked

to bring sandwiches.

Regular business meeting of the

Knights of Columbus was held Tues

tlay night in the K. C. rooms, Tenth

and B streets.

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"Incline your ear, and come unto me; hear, and your soul shall live; and I will make an everlasting covenant with you." Isaiah 55-3.

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which the rural film, "Yoke of Ages" was shown. Announcements of routine nature were maae by Everett Hunt. Township President Frank Hodgin took -enrollments for the farmer-city banquet to be held in Richmond on the last evening of the corn show. '

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