The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-06
VARIED PROGRAM
PLANNED FOR FARM
MEET IN PREbLE

EATON, o., Jan. 6.-Representative
Harry d. Silver will address farm
ers' institute Saturday forenoon at
Morning Sun. the meeting to be held
Friday and Saturday by the farmers
institute association OF Israel town.
ship. The agricultural extension de.
partment of Ohio State university will
aid the meeting financially and supply
state lectures. They are: G. c. House.
keeper, Bowling Green; Perry L.
Green, Hiram. and Mrs. Lillian C..
Orme, Indianapolis. Representative
Silver will address the meeting on
Survey of the Presnt Session of the
Legislature" /,
The lectures at each sessions will
he followed by a five-minute discus
sion Of the lecture subject. The morn
ing sessions will open at $50 and the
afternoon sessions at 1870. A session
will be held Friday evening. with a
lecture by Instructor Housekeeper.
Friday mornings program includes
a solo. by Roy Benham; invocation,
by Rev. r. A. Jameson; lecture, Get
ting Costs on Farm Products, discus
sion led by Harry Lybrook: appoint
ment Of committees; recess. Friday
afternoon: Music, by schools; paper,
THE Place That the Young Ladies Of
Today Fill on the Farm" Elizabeth
Mackey; solo, Homer Silvers; lecture,
Raising Calves" Perry L. Green;
discussion, led by William E. Brown:
lecture. Marketing Farm Products"
G. c. Housekeeper. Friday evening:
Lecture, Rural Community Needs"
G. C. Housekeeper.
Saturday mornings program: In
vocation, Rev. Jameson; lecture,
preparation Today for Tomorrow"
Housekeeper: lecture, "a Square Deal
for the Farmers Wife, Mrs. Lillian
c. Orme; lecture, Representative Har-
ry D. Silver; recess. Saturday after
noon: Music, Hawaiian quartet: lee
ture. Some 'Musts' in a Production of
n Maximum Crop of Corn, House
keeper; lecture, Rural Opportuni-
ties" Mrs. Orme; music, Hawaiian
quartet; report Of committees. Satur-
day evening: Musical entertainment,
Hawaiian quartet.
The church women Of Israel town
ship will serve dinner each day Of the
meeting. Officers of the institute as
ISOLATION are: President, A. B. Magaw;
secretary. Glen Wright; treasurer, r.
M. Wilson.
Grand Jury Report.
After consuming six hours in ex.
aiming nine witnesses, covering
three cases, the January grand jury of
common pleas court returned one in
dictment and ignored two cases, Mon
day. The indictment returned is
withheld from publication for the
present. The bill is said to charge
failure to provide.
The jury took up it's work about 10
o'clock, after receiving it's charge from
Judge A. C. Risinger After recess at
noon the jury again took up its work
and at o'clock in the evening filed
its report.
Two cases were on the criminal
docket for investigation by the jury
when it convened. One case was
against Roy Schlotterbeck, charged
with petit larceny, and the other
against Arthur McGriff, charged with
non-support of parent. 1t is under.
stood these are the two cases that
were ignored.
Schlotterbeck appeared in person be-
fore the jury, an unusual procedure.
Through his attorney, Hugh r. Gil.
more, he waived all right to immunity
and went before the jury and was
examined by Prosecutor Phil Saylor
and the jurors.
Creamery is Sold.
Sale of the creamery plant OF the
Eaton Pure Butter company by Marks
w. Deem and Fred E. Adams to Will
liam Lucius, Of Hughes Station, near
Hamilton, O., has just been announc
ed. The local downtown retail sta
ton of the. company is also included
in the deal. as, too, is the company's
creamery plant in Eldorado. Sale Of
the Eldorado plant was consumated q
few days ago.
The local creamery plant was es
tablished by Deem and his son-in
law, Adams, seven years ago, since
which time they had operated ant
controlled the business. The down
town retail station was established {
year or longer ago. Deem and Adam!
will remain with the new owner ant
management one month. They have
formed no definite plans for the fu
ture, they say. 1t is understood thu
business will continue in operation
along the same lines as in the past.
The new owner has for severa
years operated milk receiving ant
distributing plant at Hughes Station
he supplying dealers in Cincinnati
with a large quantity of his product
Judge Risneer to Cleveland.
Judge A. c. Risinger Of the court o
common pleas of Preble county, ha
received instructions to appear il
Cleveland, Jan. IL, to preside as judg
in the trial of number OF cases il
the courts there. Calling Of Judg
Risinger to preside in the courts il
the distant city is due to the fact tina
Ohio now constitutes one judicial dis
strict. He expects to be absent fron
his court here about two weeks.
Courthouse Closed.
For the present, public meetings i
the courthouse will be barred, OWN
to a shortage of the buildings fue
supply, it is said. 1t is said only
weeks supply is now on hand. Head
of woman's organization have bee
notified that a meeting scheduled 70
one evening this week would have t
be Cancelled, 1t is said.