PAu-E FOURTEEN__THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SIMrs. Barbara Ott treble County, Centenarian f A'rxainearest town, wtuch wu rr*rb«i t\ corduroy roud,. ©r . -010*10*-naif Um state of Indiana. accomplish-1 cd by memo, of throe co*or*d wagon..; 00* of wh;»-n wa, drawn by a team of oxon. en)iv»n«l th« r**jolon of the I relative* and de.cmdania Of Mra. Bar-, bwra X*« on ilia occasion of her lU4th • birthday OrtabmlWB Monday.»’v# generation. w«e |,ra*i)nt. (ho great-great grandchildren who rc;r«-^oted the fifth cen.mtion enjoying a monopoly 0! the attention, however a| census taken during tb* reunltio ■how-' .«d the eilaicnr- of IS graodchUdren, -J great grandriiUdren and two great-i grandchildren. although cot all! wera prsaenL iThe re-uuion wa, held »l *ha home | of Mr.' Matilda Cangwcr. two mile* northwest of Lewmbu/g. Mr.. O'fa daughter. with whom she ha* been) making her home for (he last few years Me tuber, ©f ihe family began 1 to irather early In the forenoon, and a | Ixrge reprcientatioo enjoyed the fdc-t me dinner mat w« spread on tables | beneath the tree.Pioneer, In Ohio.Both the I.ink family to which Mrs ) Ott bedonsrd. and her husband', law! lyl. the Otu. were among the ewriieit! pioneers of western Ohio, and their children In torn carried out the family tradition by moving still farther Into1 new country and clearing land In rlt;-n-1hearing arelies north-always lived in Preble• xperted to atlend ihe celebration. iof trees, stutcpa aThe two son-. Jolva end Noah and) Mrs G.ncwrr* the daughter. Mrs MatT Swank. daugh-i winter, and. profu ter of Mr. fkhiower -•III live near;experience on ih. Sonora * lt;dim el y took up »A number of Mrs Barbara Ott’, ehll- active direction lt;■ dren. with tlie younger descendant* l own hands, bar lt;EX-COCA COLA HEAD DIESLOS ANGELES, Calif. July a Kntdlnand L Parr. ex-pnideii ofBREAD and C AKES Fmh DailyHenry Farwig Son10Jt Main Stvlo You Need Money?We M akeConfldcoUal Lasix* PRUDENTIAL LOAN ANO INVESTMENT CO S. Sin $t Phone 1727