The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-30
PREbLE MOTHER
SUCCUMBS; Three
CHILDREN SICK
Two Brothers of Decedent
Have Met Tragic Deaths in
Last Two Years.

EATON. o.. April 3O-Heart dis.
ease caused the death of Mrs. Eva
Sanders. who was found dead in bed
at her home, eight miles southwest
or here, Tuesday morning, by mem.
bers OF her family. She retired the
night before In her usual health, after
having visited during the day in Rich.
mond, Ind. She was about AZ years
old and leaves the husband and three
children. all the children being i'll of
whooping cough. She was the daugh.
ter OF Mrs. Frances Druley, living
near Boston, Ind, and Of the late Ed
win Druley, who died about a year
ago. A sister. Mrs. Harry Price, lives
few miles southwest of her. Two
brothers lost their lives within the
last couple of years in accidents
caused by horses. Funeral arrange
ments have not been announced.
PythIans to Stage Comedy.
Under direction Of Miss Lucille Reel.
local young woman, musical comedy
will be staged Thursday evening at
X. Of p. temple for the benefit Of the
Pythian Sisters lodge. The production
will be presented by local talent ex.
clusively. Miss Reel will take the
leading role. Mrs. Harriet Young,
pianist. will play the music score.
About twenty persons will be seen in
the production.
Teachers to Dino.
Members Of the county teachers as
ISOLATION will gather here Saturday
evening for a banquet, which will be
given at the Christian church at
o'clock. Walter 8. Fogarty, county
school superintendent, will preside as
POSTMASTER and Lee L. Driver, head
Of schools of Randolph county, Ind,
will be the principal speaker. The
feast will be featured by music by the
Miami University Glee club.
Dallas Young Appointed.
Dallas Young, Republican, Of this
city has been appointed member Of
the board of elections Of Preble coun-
ty to succeed himself. Charles A.
Dunlap. Dixon township. Democrat,
has been appointed successor to Jesse
Eby. The board will meet at an early
date for reorganization.
Joint Synod to Meet.
Conference of the Dayton District
English Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio
will be held here May 5 to at Grace
Lutheran church. The Rev. George
Sixt, pastor of the local church, is
completing arrangements for enter
tainment of the conference visitors.
The Rev, R. E. Golladay, pastor Of one
of the large Lutheran churches in
Columbus, will speak at a missionary
service to be held the evening Of the
opening day of the meeting. Mr.. Col
laday was state chairman Of the Lu-
theran reconstruction campaign in
Ohio. The conference sermon will be
preached the evening of the closing
day of the meeting by the Rev. o. 7.
+. Tressel. Of Richmond, Ind.
Women Start Drive.
Preble county's woman's organiza-
ton for the Victory-Liberty loan CAM
paign in the county entered the drive
Monday. under direction of Mrs. H. l..
Risinger, of this city, county chair
woman. Mrs. Frank Christman is
ohairwoman for Eaton and Washing
ton township, by selection of Mrs. Ri
singer. Assistants to Mrs. Christman
in the city are: Mrs. Charles Sylves-
ter, Mrs. Harry Stephens, Mrs. Reuben
j. Scheid and Miss Edna Parker. Mrs.
Grace Hahn Is chairwoman for Jeffer-
son township; Miss Clara Kramer, for
Jackson township; Mrs. E. Wideier,
for Casper township; Mrs. Wilbur
Althouse, for Harrison township; Mrs.
Hinnie Sauer. for Twin township;
Mrs. Lucien Stubs, for Gratis town
ship, and Mrs. F. NJ. DAWSON. for
Monroe township.
County Chairman John II. Mussel-
man reported approximately 100000
subscription to the Victory-Liberty
loan in Preble county up to Wednes-
day morning.
More Members Of Grange.
Since the first of the year, Preble
County Pomona grange has increased
its membership 210, according to re-
ports submitted in a recent meeting
of the organization held in Dixon
township. Nine branch oranges make
UP the county grange. Twin Valley
grange, of Lewisburg, was awarded
ag for securing the most new men,
bers for the county grange during the
last three months. 1t contributed six
ty-six new members. The next meet
ing will be held at Verona late in
June.