The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-02-18

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duet to be given here Thursday even
ing in the armory by the Republicans
Of Preble county:
Master Of Ceremonies, Mayor II. L,
Risinger
Invocation. Rev. J. E. Yingling, U. B.
church.
Toastmaster, Prof. C. r. Coblentz,
New Paris.
Song: America" audience led by
Rev. Paul Wright, Christ church.
Address: Harry D. Silver, Preble
county representative in General AS
sembly.
Address: DR.. L. C. weimer, dis.
trict committeeman, Dayton.
Address: Hon. c. H. Freeman,
member General Assembly, Ada, O.
Address: Hon. r. Clinton Cole,
congressman Eighth Ohio District,
Findlay, o.
Music will be furnished by siders'
Jazz Orchestra.
The following program is announced
for the Preble county teachers asso.
!, citation meeting next Saturday In the
assembly room at the courthouse:
Morning Session, e:oc-
Song: Audience, directed by Mrs.
bOWleS, New Paris.
Invocation: County Superintendent
W. E. Fogarty.
Violin Solo. Joe Colvin, Eldoredo.
Singing: Mrs. Bowles and audi.
ence.
Address: "Dramatization," A. H.
Upham, Phi. d., Miami University.
Afternoon Session, 100
! Vocal Solo: Miss Ruth Zea, New
| Paris.
Address: Scope of the Teachers
Interest" Supt. John Schwarz, Hamil-
ton
Singing: Mrs. Bowles and the audi.
ence.
Address: Literature and the War"
A. H. Upham.
The Lola N. Austin farm of 1878
acres. located short distance from
Eaton. on the Richmond pike, broght
$19,380 at administrators sale here
Saturday. DR.. C. w. Conley, Of Eaton,
being the buyer. Improvements on
the farm include two set of buildings.
Miss Anna Steiner and James
Meeks, both residents OF this city,
were married Saturday at the United
Brethren parsonage by Rev. J. E. Ying-
ling.
MILTON-More than 100 men and
boys attended the Fathers and Sons
banquet Friday night The decora-
tons were in keeping with st. Valen-
tines Day. A two-course dinner was
served by the ladies of the cemetery
association assisted by the young la
dies Of the community. E. p. Jones as
m OF hA ELL
responses:
My Army Experience: Walter
Higham
My Trip to France: Garrett Lowry.
Our boys in France; Rev. Hester
A Tribute to Our Boys Who Made
the Supreme Sacrifice: Rev. McCor.
mick
The address Of the evening was by
President Edwards of Earlham Col
lege.
Sunday evening at the Christian
church, the last meeting of Father and
Son week. A mems chorus furnished
the music. A solo was sung by Harry
Doty and violin solo was given by
Walter Anderson. The Rev. McCor-
mick assisted by the Rev. Outland
conducted the services.
GREENSBORO Sergeant Lloyd
Gwinn, who has been stationed in Cal
ifornia, was transferred to Camp
Grant Friday, and was mustered out
of military services. He returned here
to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln Gwinn.
CAMBRIDGE CITY-Revival serv-
ices were opened at the Methodist
church Saturday and will continue
for two weeks. The Rev. Mr.. Jones is
in charge Of the services.
Members of the Christian church
will hold a rummage sale in the base
ment of the church, Feb. 20. 21, and
o.
The M. E. social union met with
Mrs. Forrest Danner Friday afternoon.
Officers were reelected for the COM
ing year.
The Women's Relief Corps held its
regular meeting Feb. IA. Lincoln's
Day was observed.
EATON-Mrs. Hattie Stotler, SO
years old, died at her home here Mon
day after long illness of cancer. She
was the widow of the late E. S. Stot-
Ter, who died here a few years ago,
reputed to have been Preble county's
wealthiest man. A son, Edward Stot-
Ter, at home, survives; also these child
rem by former marriage: Mrs. Clar.
ence Ferling, Cincinnati; Mrs. Arthur
Ehler. Union City, and John Bonner
and Mrs. Ralph Deem, of Dayton.
Father Joseph Hyland will conduct
funeral services Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock at the Stotler home in
West Main street. The burial will be
in Mound Hill cemetery.
When the joist and flooring over
the furnace in the home Of Charles
B. Cokefair, druggist, took fire early
Monday afternoon, some damage re-
suited before the fire department. put
out the blaze.
In divorce and alimony action
brought by Oma Geeding against Adam
H. Geeding Common Pleas Judge A. c.
Risinger awarded Mrs. Geeding $125
temporary alimony, Monday.
Acting upon orders from the state
draft department, the selective service
board of Preble county forwarded on
Monday all its unused blanks and sup
plies to the state headquarters at Co
clubus. 1t required three mail sacks.
AS soon as an inspector arrives the
boards records will be shipped away.
After Elijah OFT receives $1,669.50