Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 36, 10 February 1923 — Page 18

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FARMERS, SCHOOL HEADS !N PREBLE TO HOLD BANQUET EATON, Ohio, Feb. 10. A banquet given the fanners and school superintendents of Preble county Feb. 15 by the Eaton Chamber of Commerce will initiate plans for a three-day corn show March 1, 2, and 3. The president and secretary of every township farmers' association, master and lecturer of each grange, and superintendents of all schools in the county will be guests of the chamber. The banquet will be served in the K. of P. hall, and the promoters of the corn show will explain their plans. It is hoped this get-together meeting will be the first of a series that will promote friendly relations between" city and farm. First, second, third, fourth and fifth prizes of $10, $6. $5, ?3, and $2 respectively, are offered for 10 ear B&mples of white, yellow and mixed corn in the corn show which will be held In the courthouse. Equal premiums will be offered for the boys' corn Judging class which will be conducted Saturday. There will be a single ear class also. Wallace Hanger . of the crops department of Ohio State university ha3 been secured as the corn Judge, .and will give a lecture and Judging demonstration on Friday. He also will conduct the boys Judging contest Saturday. Silver cups awarded for this contest will becttne the permanent property of the boys if won for three years in succession. A special premium of a $25 silver cup will be awarded for the best 50 ear corn display, and also will be the property of the winner if he succeeds in retaining it at the next two corn shows. "Reckless" Raben to Climb Wescott Hotel Building "Reckless" Ruben, who claims to be the original "human fly." will climb the Wtstcott hotel building Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock. Weather conditions will have no effect on his plans, he declares. According to Ruben, he has been practicing "human fly" stunts for the past 10 years. He says he is an ex-service .man. - HEALTH MEETING FEB. 23 EATON, Ohio, Feb. 10. The third of a series of health meetings will be held here Feb. 23. Miss Wanda Przy-fclnska.-health extension specialist of Ohio State university, will be present to take charge of the meeting. Suburban PHILOMATH, Ind. Mrs. Mary Shank called on Mrs. Rufus Stinson, Wednesday afternoon. Relatives here received word of, the death of Dave Waiting which occurred at Reid hospital, Wednesday morning. He was taken to the hospital about 10 day3 ago and underwent an operation. He leaves several relatives near here. He lived near Abington. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Green , Sylvia Stinson spent Wednesday night with Martha Cheesman of Centervffle. HUNTSVILLE, Ind. Anna Parker spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Flora Butler.... The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Cora Mann Wednesday afternoon. There were 15 members present. Refreshments were 6erved by Maude Harvey, Anna Sheppard and Cora 'Mann. .. .Arthur" Cox, of Muncie, called on Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Blv Tuesday afternoon.... Mrs. I. A. Lewis is home from the hospital at Muncie. She is getting along nicely ....Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. John Merryweather at Buena Vista Thursday afternoon ....C, W. Stults and Mrs. Anna Parker spent Tuesday at Winchester.... Mr. and Mrs. Roe Wright, near Modoc, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Harden Wright Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lane and son, Bruce, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Plner Dorwin Howell and Russell Grubbs 6pent Wednesday at Winchester.... Miss Ruth Sheppard spent last Thursday with. Vera Cox Will Ed wards was a business visitor at Lynn in Tuesdav Mrs. Doris Morris has r e-l turned to her home at Indianapolis after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hardwick and family Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Sackett spent Thursday with relatives at Winchester.... Miss Helen Cougill spent Wednesday night -with Theon Atnburn, of near Unionport Mrs. Howard Johnson and daughter, Jennie, have returned to their home near Lynn after a two weeks' visit with Mr. fnd Mrs. Will Furnishings for Men and Young Men DENNIS-GAAR CO., Inc. 1 Tailors and Haberdashert 1010 Main St. In the Westcott I VALENTINE CANDIES I Order Early I PRICE'S I 916 Main ' "WHiwiwiiiMwtffliimmwniiMiu New Spring Woolens on displaySuits $23 to $65. G. H. GERLACH, Tailor 10312 Main St. Over Farwigs Thistlettiwaite's A. Original Cut-Rats . Seven Convenient DRUG STORES Fletcher's Castoria OQp at LdOKs H or lick's Malted Milk at .... ..89, $3.19

To Elect Miami Milk Producers9 Head March 24 EATON, Ohio, Feb. 10. -Charles Stockslager has been nominated the Preble county candidate for Preble county delegate of the Miami Valley Milk Producers' association by the advisory council. The election of officers will be held March 24. It i3 announced that the building for the association's plant in Dayton has been completed and that the equipment has been purchased. It is expected that the plant will be in operation about the first of April.

Children Are Warned Not to Damage Hedges Several complaints have been made to police that children have been damaging hedges around the yards of various homes in the city. Chief of Police Eversman wishes the parents to instruct their children to refrain from Jumping over the hedges. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Keever, near Winchester, spent last Wednesday night with Mrs. Relda Keever... .Mrs. Ruth Hancock and daughter, Louise, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Orla Sheppard Misses Marguerite Miller and Bernice Hutchins spent Wednesday night with Miss Esther Bales Harden Wright wa3 a business visitor at Winchester Friday Clyde Hunt spent Wednesday night with Winford Fox. LIBERTY, Ind. Perry Barnard Is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Starr, of Chicago Mrs. Ellis Porter and daughter of Newark, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. Porter's mother, Mrs. F. W. Shock. . .An. old-fashioned dance will be giyen at the Coliseum, Feb. 14, under the management of J. M. Freeman, William Ietner, William B. Brown and Guy Farr. ..Helen Bethge, little daughter of Mr. apd Mrs. Frank Bethge, is seriously ill at her home here.". . .Miss Dorothy Bertch of New York. Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bertch Miss Pearl Brandenburg spent Wednesday in Connersvitle Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ryan spent Thursday In Cincinnati... Miss Jewel Goelet, who has been seriously ill at the home of Mrs. J. P. Howe, has been removed to Connersville....Mrs. Fred Beck entertained a group of friends in honor of Robert Ryan Wednesday evening. Mr. Ryan will leave for Indianapolis in a few days Miss Esther Cain is spending the week end in Indianapolis Wilson Pottenger is very low at his home on East Union street. .. .Mrs. Emma Farlander, Misses Mary Rebecca Pigman, Ruth Harvey, Mary Ellen Ryan and Gertrude Johnson attended the Kreisler recital at Richmond Friday evening. - t HAGERSTOWN, Ind. The aid so ciety of the Christian churoh will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home -of Mrs. M. T: Fox.... Mrs. Mary Leavell, Rev. Frank Hay and J. D. Hoover went to Indianapolis Thursday Rev. H. H Short, paslor of the Christian church wa3 called tp Indianapolis Wednesday on chnroh business Mrs. oeorge Dutro spent the week-end with her sis ter, Miss "Minnie Manif I'.d at Muncie normal ... .. B. Reynolds of this place, is In Reid Memorial hospital at Rich mond for treatment for Injury nlseived in an automobile accident at Richm id Dec. 28. Mrs. C. B. Reynolds visited hi mthere Wednesday. . . .Mr .and Mrs, Frank Retz moved Wednesday into the property they recently bought on North Market street. Mrs. Diana Teetor has been notified of the death of her brother, Henry Holderman, of Tea nessee. He passed away Sunday at the home of his eranddadughter, at Jacksonville, Tenn., age 84. Mr. Hold' erman formerly lived here and 6pent the summer here three years ago Isaac Lewis, age 63, died at his home five miles west of 'here, in Henry county Thursday. He is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral serv ices were held Saturday at 10:30 a. m. at the church of the Brethren.... Representative and Mrs. James Knapp and children, Wflfr,ed and Pauline, went, to ADVERTISEMENT. TORTCHED MANY YEARS BY KIDNEYS "I have had kidney trouble for twelve years, writes n. r. jruitwicy, v col Jackson, Miss. "Pains In back, joints, - 1 .1 t V. V ...... 4nnr. a n.4 it- n . ' 1 1 1 U C uiljo, I uu h J 1 1 " ' i Vl - L . - a i. j : . i. ; . i- r , . . ting UP IUU II1UI-II UUIIIlg LIIC3 lllliC J?Ul since taking Foley Kidney Pills, my . . ? s-i t .-wv la r.iTi-.f n t A T f Qill Tl If a a ws ats? SUliri in ia v v i , a"u m. cca iint man." Backache, rheumatic pains, kidnev and bladder trouble quickly relieved wifh Foley Kidney Pills. BeHonv and Tar. A. G. Luken Drug Co., 626-628 Main St. Advertisement ninuiiHiiiiiiuniiimuuiiiuniiUMiiuHtiiiiiiifiiiuiiiiminiiiiiimtiniimmmmifl a i Sunday Chicken Dinner 50c 1 S ...... I Henry Farwig & Son 1 . v 1031 Main St suiwMiiiiiituiHiMiniwimsiuimmmnHniiiimiiiwiiMiiiiiiniminnimtiwiiimai TIRES AND TUBES RICHMOND TIRE SERVICE Cor. 11th and Main Sts. Combination Gas and A large and complete stock to select from at prices that will please you- ' t l-rfil'lftiNt

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MATTHEWS TO ASSIST IN FILING OF RETURNS George Matthews, local deputy revenue collector, has been assigned to assist taxpayers at the following places on dates given: Hagerstown Feb. 15; Cambridge City, Feb. 16 and 17; Lewlsvllle, Feb. 19; Knightstown, Feb. 20 and 21; Richmond, Feb. 22 to March 15 inclusive. Income tax returns are now due and should be filed without delay Delays are often times the cause of errors.' Every single Individual with a net income of $1,000 or more, also every married individual not living wl(h husband or wife is liable for an Income tax return. Every married individual living with husband or wife with a net Income of $2,000 or more must file a return regardless of the legal exemptions that they may be entitled to. It must be remembered that unless you file a return the allowable exemptions do not benefit you.' Returns can be signed before any notary public or government representative, makingall checks or money orders payable to the Collector of Internal Revenue,, Indianapolis, Indiana. Blanks can be obtained- at the local revenue office in Odd Fellows build ing or at local banks. , It is not necessary that returns pass through the office of the deputy col lector but should be mailed direct to the Collector of Internal Revenue, Indianapolis, Indiana. Indianapolis Tuesday Mrs. Belle Coggswell who has been sick and con fined to her bed for two weeks is slowly improving .Mr. and Mrs. Theo Sells nave returned home after spending two months at Marion, Ohio, with Mr .and Mrs. AI Mason. LEWISVILLE, Ind. Mrs. W. L. Clark and Mrs. Walter Kyle of Indianapolis spent Tuesday and Wednesday with friends and relatives.. .. .Mrs. Walter Lefter and Mrs. George Lefter entertained the Friends Missionary society on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Lefter. Russell and Everett, the little sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lane are very ill. Mis. E. R. Conner entertained a number of young people on Tuesday evening in honor of her daughter Faye's birthday Walter Butler was a Rushville caller Wednesday Mrs. B. D. Cockrill visited friends in Indianapolis this week Miss Helen Watson was shopping in Indianapolis Wednesday Mrs. Aretha PJlcher is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. L. Clark at Indianapolis Mrs. Annie Lane and Miss Gladys Williams were shopping in Newcastle Tuesday... Mrs. Alice Reed of Newcastle spent Tuesday with Mrs. Gertrude Vander beck Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson, Mrs. R. S. Miles, and . Mrst William Jackson of Raleigh spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Potterf... Mrs. Archie Jackson and daughter Betty June, of Greenfield spent Wed nesday with relatives here A. R Mcllvalne who has suffered for sev erai weeKS irom tne "tiu is some what Improved this week. MIDDLEBORO, Ind. Mr. and Mrs Joe McKee and son Byron spent Sun day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Park Elwood. . . .Helen Stanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Acie Stanley, has scarlet fever.... Mr. and Mrs. Ross Markey and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartman and daughter Roseland, at

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M Calend asonic ar Monday, Feb. 12 Richmond Commandery. No. 8, K. T. Rehearsal; full form. Tuesday, Feb. 13 Richmond Lodge, No. 196, F. & A. M, Called meeting. Work in Entered Apprentice Degree, 7:30. Wednesday, Feb. 14 Webb Lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M. Lodge of Instruction, M. M. Degree. 7 o'clock. ' Thursday, Feb. 15 Masonic club will give dance to Masons and families. Paul Kring's orchestra. - Friday, Feb. 16 King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4. R. A. M. Rehearsal in Royal Arch Degree. Saturday, Feb. 17 Loyal Chapter, No. 490. O. E. S. Stated meeting and initiation of candidates. tended the farmers' banquet Monday night at the high school Mrs. S. K. Cofield was buried at Goshen Saturday, and S. K. Cofield the following Wednesday Mrs. Oscar Hawkins and daughter Violet, were guests Thursday evening of Mrs. Artie Teaford Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norris were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davison of south of Rich mond Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartman and family of Fountain City, were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Mary . Hartman and family Mrs. Dora Little and Mrs. Artie Teaford were Wednesday afternoon guests with Mrs. Frank Tice Mr. and Mrs. Olin Gray and family of Williamsburg have moved in the Cook place back of the mill, and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gray of Richmonir have moved on the Cook farm Mr. and Mrs. Elam Mikesell and family having recently vacated and will move back to Michigan Charley Williams called - on Oscar Hawkins Thursday evening Orville Phenis was brought home from the Glen Miller hospital Sunday and is getting along nicely Mrs. Mollie Vansant went to Richjnond Thursday- on business.... Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jenkins, who have been living north of Middleboro, have stored their goods, and have left for Dayton, where they will make their home with a" relative Mrs. Frank Mitchell was brought home from the Reid hospital Wednesday. She Is getting along nicely.... Mrs. Sam Cook of Fort Wayne, returned o her. home Monday, after staying with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cook. Mr. Cook has been ill Mrs. Joe Reid is staying at the bedside of

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FRANKLIN FARMERS PLAN SOCIAL NIGHT WHITEWATER, nd., Feb. 10. A "social night," the first of the sort to be staged, will be promoted by the Franklin township farmers' association Monday night, Feb. 12, in the Whitewater school building. The entertainment, under the direction of the Community service of Richmond, will consist of games and old-fashioned music and songs. Frank Hodgin, township president of the farmers' organization, who is arranging the entertainment, is inviting all residents of the community to attend. , her doughter, Halcie, who is ill.... Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cook of Richmond spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Pemberton Mr. and Mrs. Alistius Little and Mr. and Mrs. Artie Teaford spent Sunday in Richmond with Mr. and Mrs. York Little Mrs. Frank Tice spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John Smith Sam Cook of Fort Wayne visited hi3 father, Theodore Cook, Wednesday. . . .Mrs. Elam Mikesell visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Alistius Little Thomas Cook og Xenia, Ohio, visited relatives here over the week end Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart of Richmond, are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cook.... Rev. L. F. Ulmer is holding revival meetings near Madison. . .The Ladies Aid met at the church Thursday with the following present: Miss Anna Cook, Miss Nettie Bennett, Mrs. Violet Bunch, Mrs. Bell Pattie, Mrs. Josephine Tice, Mrs. Nannie Thorn, Mrs. Garnet Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, Mrs. Medora Little. The ladies will serve dinner at the Hasley and Hartman sale, Feb. 19, and will also have a penny 6upper in the church basement, Feb. 23, to which the public is invited. A silver tea is also planned for the near future Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Glunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas, Agnes Glunt, Vonda Glunt, Hazel. Thomas and Willard Thomas were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Seaney. . .Mrs. Myrtle Thomas and Mrs. Ethel Seaney were guests Tuesday evening of Mrs. Fred Vornauf and family. The cow obtains the coloring matter for the butter from the plant carotinoids, the yellow color pigments of their food. J. C HUTZELt. R. R. 10 rears. I serred four Teara as a mmtwr af me your Free Proof Treatment, JBtate m Co. 726 Main St.

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