The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11
miami VALLEY
TOBACCO men TO
MEET IN EATON
Reports on Growing Condi-
tons to be Made at Satur-
day Night Meeting.

EATON. o., July 11.-An important
meeting Of the Miami Valley Tobacco
Growers association Is scheduled to
take place Saturday evening in Eaton.
The association embra ces growers in
the counties Of Preble. Montgomery.
Miami, Darke and Butler.
1t is expected representatives Of the
growers in the five counties will be
present at the meeting here and mat
tiers of interest and importance will
be up for consideration. Reports on
conditions existing in the several
counties will be made, and the situa-
ton will be discussed in q general way
An of1cer of the association states
that growers continue to enter the
membership of the association, with
out solicitation. He also states that
in all probability that some important
Information for the public will be d.
vulged at an early date.
Dickinson Trust Sues
Since common pleas court recessed
a few days ago. because of Judge A.
G. Risinger taking his annual vaca-
ton, a sudden squirt in business has
taken place, five suits being filed
The Dickinson Trust Co, of Rich
mond, Ind, has filed suit against the
First National bank of New Paris,
George Surface, and Eliza Barnes, in
which the bank seeks to recover $500.
A certificate Of deposit is involved In
the suit
Ruth NJ Simcoe has filed suit for
divorce from Everett Simcoe. to whom
she was married in October, 1914.
Wilful absence is charged.
Suit for divorce and alimony has
been filed by Eta Bratton against
William Bratton. Extreme cruelty
and gross neglect Is charged. Anna
Bratton Is named a defendant to the
hlimony feature of the suit.
W. l.. Barnhiser and Isaac Pugh
eeek in a suit to recover from ]. r.
Cunningham the sum Of $40, with in
terest for about seven months, claimed
to be owing on a promissory note.
Charles Black is suing Charles Gan
gwer. J. Wilhelm and Ed Wilhelm for
e125. with interest. alleged to BIO owing
on promissory note.
Baker Will Preach
Rev. Hiley Baker, of the Christian
church, will lpreach the sermon at the
union church services Sunday even
ing, on the lawn at the courthouse.
This is the second of a series Of Sun
day evening outdoor services to be
held during July.
w. =. I. -. MeetS.
Patriotism" will furnish the sub
ject for discussion at a meeting Of the
Eaton branch of the county w. c. T.
U. to be held next Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Marks Deem Mrs. G..
G. Larkin will lead the discussion.
Arrangements for the county w. c. T.
u convention to be held August s
will be made in the meeting.
Zehring Home.
w. Fowler Zehring, for several
weeks a patient in a Cincinnati hospi-
tai, following an operation, has been
removed to his home here. His con-
dition continues satisfactory.
Patriotic Program.
For the benefit Of the war orphan
fund, the Camp Fire Girls will pre-
sent a patriotic program Friday eve
ming ct the opera house
Epwoth League Services.
"Christianity and Recreation" will
furnish the topic for series Of four
devotional services to be held by the
EpVorth league at the Methodist
church, the first service to be held
next Sunday evening
Butcher in America.
Raymond Bucher has arrived at Bos-
ton, Mass, from overseas, according
10 AFlCSS IcCGlSeu mere ny HIS lIlO-
Their, Mrs. Clara Bucher.
Women's Clubs Sew.
Thirty members Of the Women's
Federated clubs of Preble county
were entertained here Thursday by
Mrs John Randall at an all-day sew
ing. The sewing was held on the lawn
at the Randall home, and a picnic
lunch was served. Much sewing that
had been begun at a recent all-day
sewing at the home of Mrs Alfred
Murray at New Paris, president OF
the federated clubs, was completed a.
the sewing here. The articles com
pleted included comforts and under
garments for the people of the devas
tated sections of France
Pugh is Home.
Fred Pugh has arrived at his home
here after about a years service over
seas.
Masons Give Degrees.
In a special meeting Thursday eve
ming, Bolivar lodge, Masons, con
ferred the Master Mason degree upc
two candidates. The degree was con
ferred by two teams. one made up o
the younger members of the lodge anC
the other by team Of older members
The work was followed by serving 0
refreshments.
Mrs. kisling Home.
Mrs. Frank kisling has been remoV
ed from Reid hospital, Richmond, Ind
to her home near Eaton, following al
operation submitted TO some time ago