The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-14

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be part, in which he will labor to
eradicate cholera among hogs and t.
eradicate other animal diseases. The
veterinarian will work under the su
pervision Of the state bureau Of LIVE
stock industry. His services to the
farmers of the district will be render
ed free of cost. He will have super
vision Of the distribution of serum ant
virus in the district. Farm bureau:
can keep supplies of the serum anG
virus If they have suitable storing ia
cilities. Any licensed veterinarian
can administer the serum and virus
| Preble county has a farm bureau ant
it is highly probable suitable quarters
for storing medicines employed IL
treating animal diseases will be pro
vided. The veterinarian will have
quarters in the office Of A. ]. Swift
county agricultural agent. 1t is sale
that sixty-six counties in Ohio thai
have been infected with hog cholera
will be divided into districts and de
termined effort will be made to eradi
cate the disease in the state under the
federal veterinarian plan. Probable
tiles are the Preble district will be
comprised Of three counties, although
! nothing definite has been determined
| regarding the districting.
Chairman H. r. Gilmore of the gen
eral committee of the Jackson ban
quet to be held here March q, by
| the Democrats of Preble county, an
nounces the following committees that
| will look after details for the affair:
| Speakers committee, Judge Arthur
Davis, G. B. Cokefair, l.. l.. Brown;
banquet committee, S. s. Lander, G.
e. Rensman, Clarence Grouse; com
mittee on arrangements, c. F. Brooke
Edward Ernst, Ola Potts, Otha Hecat
| horn, John Clemmer and William
Hambridge; ticket committee, H. R.
Gilmore, Arthur Davis, Charles c.
Webb, l.. L. Brown, G. E. Rensman
G. w. Rebfuss, DR.. w. H. Buckle, S
8. Hart, Edward Ernst, Glen Cohee
Clinton Fulton, G. l.. Hoover. S. s.
Lander, John A. Roselius, J. B. Mar.
! key. George Swope. Otha Hectathorn
Court Taylor, C. B. Cokefair, J. M
Meth and Virgil Bryant.
Following the completion of the
Beasley trial in common pleas court,
heard the case, reserved decision. Lee
the suit to set aside a deed their
mother, the late Elizabeth Beasley,
gave their father, James Beasley, to
her half interest in 60 acres of land
in Harrison township. The children
alleged their mother was not capable
of executing a deed at the time the
instrument was executed, and that
unfair means were resorted to, to pro-
cure the deed.
Officers for the present year will
be elected by Eaton Lodge, No. SIS,
Loyal Order Of Moose, Thursday night
og next week. Nominations of can
didates for the office took place in
meeting this week.
OXFORD, O.-Miss Agnes B. Coop
err, assistant librarian of Miami Uni
versity, has resigned to take position
In the public library of Kansas City,
Mo. The vacancy has not yet been
filed.
Influenza conditions in this village
are again bad. Dozens Of new cases
are developing every day, mostly
among the people of the town and
surrounding country. The schools are
comparatively free from the disease
owing, no doubt, to the strict quaran-
tine maintained. Fatalities are much
fewer than when the disease visited
the town last fall.
One death occurred yesterday, Mrs.
Jessie NJ. Paddock, wife of Lindley
Paddock, we'll known farmer. She
died Of pneumonia, developed from in
fluenza. Mrs. Paddock leaves four
small children, all of whom are down
with the disease.
BOSTON Boston M. E. church
Notice-Sunday school at p. m.
Preaching at 3 o'clock every Sunday.
We earnestly solicit the cooperation
of the community to show an interest
in the church and raise it to the
place it should have in the mind and
thought of the people.
WEBSTER-The Rev. Roy L. Brown
filled his regular appointment at Lii
onsville last Sunday He will preach
at Whitewater next Sunday both
morning and evening. On the oath Of
this month he will start a series of
meetings here.
Notwithstanding services will be
held at the United Brethren and
Friends churches next Sunday morn
ing and evening and at the NJ. F..
church in the evening only. Chris
tian Endeavor at the Christian church
at o'clock in the evening.
Martindale Boyd, who makes his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gro
yes, passed his Goth birthday last We'd
nesday. Many of his friends remem-
bered him with post cards.
The w. H. NJ. S. Of the United Breth-
rem church gave a farewell social in
honor of Mrs. NJ. V. Ramsey Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ebert
Huddleston. Mrs. Ramsey is prepar-
ing to move to Rockport, Ill.
Mrs. Rachel Sarver passed her 10th
birthday last Tuesday at her home.
She has been an invalid for over q
year. Her children and grandchildren
came home to celebrate the birthday.
MILTON-The influenza epidemic
at Milton which was thought to be over
has come to life again and is reported
serious. All club meetings and other
events have been postponed.
BETHEL-Mrs. John Mackey, sis
ter of Mrs. Dan Horn, died at Eldorado