The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
IN RANDOLPH CO.,
$4,000 SOUGHT

WINCHESTER, Ind, Sept. 1.-THE
$4,000 damage suit of Francis NJ.
Houze, against the Whiteley Malleable
Casting company, of Muncie, was ven
ued Saturday to the Randolph county
circuit court, from Delaware county.
House claims he was employed by the
company as a floor walker in the
annealing room of the factory, and
that on June Z, 1918, Cody Pry, an
other employee, pushed his truck up
to near where the plaintiff was work
ing and carelesly dumped load of
iron on the plaintiffs foot, which re-
suited in permanent injury.
The funeral of Henry O'Neill, who
died in Cleveland, Ohio, Friday. was
held here Monday afternoon, from the
home of his brother-in-law, Oliver
Reinheimer. Mr.. O'Neill at one time
lived here, and married Kate Rein
heimer, daughter OF Peter Reinheimer,
who years ago ran the Franklin house.
The forty-third annual reunion of
the bath Indiana volunteer infantry
was held in this city Tuesday and
Wednesday fthis week. At the camp
fire Tuesday evening, Ernest E. Chen
oweth, a world war veteran, gave an
address. The ladies of the Main street
church of Christ served dinner, each
day.
Divorce proceedings were filed Sat
| urday by Otto V. Sharp against Neva
| Sharp. They were married September
g, 1908, and separated April &c, 1914
when the defendant abandoned him
He asks the custody of the child.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to Carl Baxter, 80, Lynn and Sarah w
| ,.oII N
Butts, q and Nova Whitenack, 18
Winchester; Charles P. Gillespie, As
Ratadrum. Idaho, railroad agent, and
Aleen B. Harris, 26, Union City.
Judge Theodore Shockney returned
Monday from a two months outing
spent at Ocean City, New Jersey.
The will Of Elenore Beals was pro
bated Monday. She appoints the
Farmers and Merchants Bank as ex
| ecutorS.
Mrs. Jane Norris, 6S, died earl,
Monday morning at the home Of he.
son, John Norris, in North Yves
street. Funeral services were hell
| Wednesday afternoon in the Congre
gational church at Ridgevllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jaqua, and Ho1
ace Jaqua of Upton have returned t
their home after a few days vlsi
with Mrs. A. J. Stakebake and MI
and Mrs. B. E. Hinshaw.
DR.. Ivan E. Bremen had his Fore
runabout stolen Saturday evening
from in front of his home.
Mrs. John Millett died at her hom
in Hammond, Indiana, Saturday. Sh
is survived by her husband and sev
en- children. Mrs. MilIett formed.
resided in this city and before he
marriage lived near Harrisville. Tn
body will be brought to Wincheste
for burial
David Morris is being held in For
Wayne on a char Of passing frau
dulent checks in that city. Morri
has relatives in Union City, two o
whom are officers in the Union Loa'
and Trust Company, at Union Cit!
He is in Jail in default of $500 bono
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jaqua an
son John, and George Jaqua spen
Sunday in Muncie. c. P. Trask of lr
dianapOlis IS the guest of Mr. an
Mrs. T. NJ. Thornburg.
The Teachers Institute held in tn
city Saturday was well attended b.
teachers from all over the county
Prof. G. H Hilliar of Earlham CO
lege gave two addresses. Miss Edn
Marlatt of Richmond gave talk OF
folk games, which are used In tn
first and second grades.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hough of Ham1
ton, are visiting their nephew, Ernes
H. Barnes and family of South NAH
street.