The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
LOCAL DAIRY HOUSE
TO BUY BUTTER FAT
OF OHIO PRODUCERS

EATON, Ohio, July 12.-Butter fat
to be marketed by the members of the
Washington-Gasper township branch
of the Miami Valley Milk Producers
association has been contracted for by
the Wayne Dairy Products company,
Richmond, Ind. it has been announced
through the local county farm bureau.
The Washington-Gasper branch has
about 100 members and it is expected
they will, In the start, market about
1000 pounds of butter fat week. 1t
is expected the branch will begin func-
tioning at an early date. 1t is the
third branch to be organized In Preble
county A branch covering territory
around Camden is in operation.
Another branch takes In territory
around Lewisburg, but its butter fat
has not yet been contracted for. 1t is
the largest Of the three branches now
organized, it having the greatest num-
Der of members and largest butter fat
production.
Plan Livestock Association
Effort will be made by Monroe town
ship farmers in a meeting Thursday
night to organize livestock shipping
association. If success is met with 1t
will be the first organization OF its
character effected in Preble county.
A F. Potter, connected with the live
stock shipping department Of the Ohio
federation of farm bureaus, is ex-
pected to address the meeting.
Settle City Suits
Damage suits brought in the courts
in Cincinnati by Homer Krall and
wife, Cora M. Krall, of Preble county,
against the city of Cincinnati, asking
100000, have been settled and dis
missed, the plaintiffs compromising
for $3.50, according to their counsel.
The suits grew out of an automo-
bile accident in which the Kralls were
injured and Miss Bertha Hubbell, a
daughter of Mrs. Krall by a former
marriage, was killed. The accident
happened at a canal bridge in August,
1920 The Kralls each sued for
$4,000 and for $4,000 for the death
of the daughter.
Adopt Hospital Wards
Adoption of two wards of disabled
soldiers in the National Military home,
Dayton, is announced by the Preble
County Federated Women's clubs. The
wards adopted are Nos. "a and So. A
delegate from one of the II clubs
making up the county federation will
visit the wards twice month Spe-
cial food and articles to meet the
needs of the boys will be supplied upon
these visits.
Announce Picnic Dates
Aug. Is is announced as the date for
the annual joint picnic of the Preble
county farm bureau and grange. which
will be countrywide and will be staged
on the fairgrounds The affair will
be open to the public A program of
entertainment will be arranged. 1t is
expected o. E. Bradfute, official of the
Ohio federated farm bureau, will speak
at the picnic.
Granted Mortgage Rights.
Trustees OF the Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran church, of Lewisburg. have
been granted authority by the courts
to mortgage the church property in
the sum of $4,000 in the Brookville
Loan association. Judge A. c. Ri
singer, of common pleas court, autho-
rized circumference of the property,
which includes new church building
that was dedicated few months ago
27 Births; IL Deaths.
Twenty-seven births were recorded
in June in Preble county. as com
pared with IL deaths, according to
the statistical report of County Health
Commissioner G. w. Homsher. for the
month OF. June. tuberculosis and
heart disease, with four deaths each
caused the most deaths.
Reunion July %.
Annual reunion and picnic of the
Inter-county Virginia Reunion asso
citation, will occur July %, at Gordon
Darke county Members of the asso
citation reside in Preble, Darke, Butler
and Miami counties.
Preble Marriage License.
Preble county marriage license.
Edward A. Dickson, 80 years old, phys
ician, Columbus, and Dorothy Met
calfe, 81 years old, Camden.