The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-17
News from Surrounding
Communities

EATON-Miss Grace Hendricks,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Hem
bricks, and Homer s. Clearinghouse.
OF North Manchester, Ind. were mar
ried at the home of the brides par
ents. according to announcement
cards just issued. The marriage SER
vice was performed by the Rev. Thorn.
as j. Simpson Of the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Clearinghouse manages
Governor j. M. Cox's estate near Mid
dletown, and he and his bride will
take up residence there when they
return from a wedding trip.
Judge Elan Fisher. Of this city at
one time judge Of common pleas court,
has entered a hospital In Cincinnati
Crisler, member of the law firm Of
Fisher and Crisler.
Five hundred pheasant eggs for
Matching, will be received in Preble
county some time this month by Dep
uty Game Warden Robert H. Marshall,
Of Camden, who will distribute them
among persons desiring q setting. II
they will communicate with him.
The Lola Austin will case will be
passed upon by the Ohio supreme court
on April "a. according to advices re-
cefved here by attorneys interested In
the case. The case has passed through
all the lower courts. The will involves
a 100000 estate.
Death Of Elmer Minderman. Of
West Alexandria. In France, is report
ed. He died In last March, according
to the report. He had been in France
since last July. His father, Henry
Minderman. resides at West Aexan-
dria.
Ethel Smalley Williams filed suit
Wednesday in common pleas court
against Frank Allie Williams for d.
vorce. alimony and custody of child.
She charges extreme cruelty and neg
lect. They were married In Septem.
Der. 1915, In Richmond, Ind.
Dorah Witt has filed suit in COM
mon pleas court against Clarence T.
Burgess for $4,000. as the result Of
an automobile accident that took place
in Richmond. Ind. In March Of the
present year. Wilt charges that Bur-
CESS ran his automobile into his
(Wilt's) automobile and wrecked 1t,
and Wilt claims he lost several teeth
as a result Of the accident: also that
his automobile was wrecked. When
the accident happened Wilt was &C.
companied by his wife, daughter and
grandchild.
WINCHESTER-Ch e. TiIlson,
former auditor Of Randolph county.
announced his marriage Monday,
which took place Thursday at Dayton,
Ohio. Mrs. Tillson was Miss Bonnie
Miller of this city. They will be at
home on West Washington street.
Art Wood Of Celina, Ohio, was ar
raigned in Justice George Coats court
Monday. Wood pleaded guilty to in
toxication and was fined 81 and costs.
He was arrested Saturday night while
attempting to recover box Of whis-
ky from under bridge seven miles
southwest of here.
Kester Pike, II, was severely in
jured Saturday while unloading cedar
posts from car on the Big Four rail-
road Pike fell from the car dis
tance of several feet, the fall breaking
a rib. He Is in serious condition.
Pike was employed by the Robert Hix-
on Lumber company.
o. E. Ross, Randolph county chair
man for the Victory Loan, announces
that all townships are now organized.
The following are the chairmen for
the different townships: White River,
B. ]. Brown; Jackson, o. L. Hindsley;
Ward, V. e. Harmon; Franklin. ]. R.
Hammons; Green, Carl Neinsteil;
Monroe, Ira Smithson and Miles Arbo-
CAST; Stoney Creek, Joseph L. Hewitt;
Nettle Creek, Robert Lumpkin and j.
s. Burgess; and Greensboro, VIII
Moore. The Great Lakes Naval Band
will be In Winchester Saturday after
noon. The banks have already opened
books and are receiving applications.
The funeral of Jacob H. LeFever, 80,
was held at his residence in Union
City Tuesday. He had been resident
of Union City all his life. The widow
and one daughter survive.
Miss Gertrude Barker of this city
received a telegram Tuesday from
her friend, Lieut.. A. L. Leonard, an
nouncing that he would land in New
York Wednesday evening. The tele-
gram was sent by wireless to New
York while at sea and then relayed
from New York to Winchester. Prior
to entering the army, Leonard was
deputy surveyor of this county.
Isaac w. Smell vs.. Sadie Smith
Hicks, suit for borrowed money, was
filed Tuesday. DR.. J. M. Wallace, 80,
physician, Ridgeville. and Madge Lee
Mann, 81, teacher, Lynn, obtained a
marriage license Tuesday.