The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-22

bureau took measures at meeting IN
the courthouse Wednesday, to con-
tribute money for use in establishing
cooperative livestock commission
| firm at Indianapolis. The firm will
begin operations by April 1.
Wayne county will subscribe $500.
and committee of three, Horatio
King, Gwen Duke and Theodore Davis,
was appointed to apportion its share
| to each township and shipping asso-
| citation.
already done some blowing for the
! coming corn crop. The members OF
the Barn Bureau of Casper township,
/ Preble county, held a social evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
| Caskey on Thursday evening. The re-
freshment committee whose chairman
was Mrs. Mack Cohee, served oyster
stew, celery, pickles, crackers, sand
wiches and coffee to 76 persons. Mrs.
Werdner had charge of the entertain
ment program: Music, Caskey Trio;
recitation, Miss Pearl Swope; music,
| trio; Thirty Things the Farm Bureau
| Has Done" Hilbert Oler; piano solo,
Miss Helen Weidner: "Outlook for Soy
/ Beans E. d. Turner piano solo, Miss
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Camden was present as guest and
gave a short talk that was much ap-
Ipreciated The next meeting will be
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
/; Clark of the Antioch neighborhood and
will be held on the evening of March
l2S. There was no school at Potterf's
on Friday, as the teacher, Mrs. Mac
Kuth, was suffering from an attack of
quinsy School was resumed Monday.
-. Mrs George Weist still continues
lvery ILL., Sunday visitors in the home
were Mr. and Mrs. James Weist and
little son, who live near Camden; Mr..
and Mrs. Will limerick and Mrs. j. E.
limerick of Eaton and Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Curtis and daughter Mary of
Sugar Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
I Neanover and family were visitors at
the home of Henry Mustard on Friday
. evening.
+ WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio. = Mr.. and
Mrs. o. E. Stapleton were guests Sun
day evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
StapIeton Carl Baker. druggist for
the past two years, has accepted
position at Middletown in one of the
largest drug stores Mrs. Pearl Ire
Ian ard daughter Donna spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Ethel Williams.
Mrs Eliza Jones spent a few days
!, with her mother, Mrs. Lucretia Mans.
field. =. Miss Ella Mansfield was a
, Richmond visitor Thursday Misses
, Marion Harlan and Helen Chenoweth
| called on Mrs. Lucretia Mansfield Sun
: day afternoon. -. Emerson Burt and
J family of near Arba spent Sunday af
ternon with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peden
| go Mr.. and Mrs. Dorson Roberts re
turned home Friday evening after an
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
. Wright of Chicago. Miss Olga Jones
: of Columbus, was the week end guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Jones. A. 7. Davis and family, and
Mrs. Mae Jones were Sunday visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wigton and
daughter of Dayton, spent few days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Norris Mrs. C. H. Brown of Detroit
Mich, and Mrs. Blanche Hill of Mar
ion, Ind, spent Saturday with Miss
Matte Locke. Mrs. Emma Williams
' called !. Miss Mildred Morgan spen
: Sunday evening with Mr.. Schlosslel
q and family. :. Ray Wigton and family
+ of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Essie Billhimel
of New Madison and Mrs. Rosa Cas-
o key spent Wednesday with Miss Mat
! tie Locke and brother Addison. :. :. Mrs
! Pheba Plat and family spent Sunda,
t with Earl Wigs and family =. Mr.
e and Mrs. Rile Mikesell spent Wednes
+ day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Her
schel Mikesell Mrs. Pheba Plat
l. and grandson and Mrs. Viola Richard!
e spent Sunday evening with DR.. anC
0 Mrs. A. w. Meek. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs
Claud Locke of Richmond were guests
= Sunday of Addison Nj. Locke and sis
ter Mrs. Addie Irelan of Dayton
e Ohio, is spending an indefinite time
e with her daughter, Mrs. Eugene White
d man. Mr. and Mrs. Stingley of New
+ Paris, Ohio spent Sunday with Saml
S son Cloyd and family q. The follow
Q ing persons were entertained to
musical program Thursday evening a
the home of Perry Slick: Messrs. an,
I Mesdames William Rush, Samue
Plumber, Walter Reid, Frank Wiles
William Purdy, Russell Flatter, Messrs
!. Bert Rush and Stanley Downing, AM
Misses Virena and Dorothy Slick. -.
Mrs. Ethel Payne and children of Wea
i, I yer Station spent Sunday night wit
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Norris. ;. Miss Id
Platt spent Sunday evening with Mis-
J Wilma WEIGH of Arba The Pythial
e Sisters who journeyed to Whitewate
o last Friday evening and gave the play
d let, entitled 1.-THE old Maids CONVEX
r tion," cleared over. $12. Proceeds Der
e eft of their piano. ;. About so neigh
/, bors and friends gathered at the hom
D. of Chalmer Caskey Friday evening t
d remind him of his thirtieth birthday
4, The evening was spent in playin
S. games. Refreshments of pop corr
d candy and apples were served. The
l. left at late hour wishing Mr. Caske
d many happy birthdays. Mrs. Min
D. Flatter called on Mrs. Lode Richar
Y Saturday afternoon. The high scho(
r. minstrels will be given at the K OF /
,f opera house Wednesday evening.
a. WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio-"Tol
10 Thumbs Wedding" will be given Fir
E. day evening. March "a, at the /. o. {
1T F. hall by the school pupils of prin
k airy and intermediate grades Stal
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