The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-15

EATON-Following her death We'd
nesday night at her home near West
Alexandria, funeral services for Mrs.
Sarah Ehler, aged 50, will be conduct
ed Sunday afternoon at o'clock az
West Alexandria, at the Lutheran
church, by the Rev. S. Schillinger, fol
lowed by burial in Sugar Grove GENE
terry, near West Alexandria The de-
cedent leaves four sons ard three
daughters. Her husband died several
years ago.
Fifty discharged Preble county sol
dlers and two marines had filed their
discharge papers with County Record
er Ola Potts for record, up to Friday
evening. A list published before car
rled total of II discharges. The ad-
ditional list of soldiers filing papers is:
William H. Whitman, Lewis P. Ear
hart, French O. Trusler, Grant Schlot-
terbeck, Alfred M. Ayers, Robert c..
Ayers, Shurley Ayers, Cassius NJ Tref-
finger, Give Splitter, Guy K. Creager,
Raymond Miley, Herbert Bratton, JOS
eph II. Wilson, Antonin d. Afford,
Russell Magill, Paul NJ. Prugh, Corne-
Illus e. Suggs, Harold d. Scofield, Ray
mond F. Churchill, Robert Morrison,
Herman E. Davis, James f. Tucker.
Harold Coffman, Lytton E. McCord,
Edmond X. Dye, James H. Sharkey.
John w. Johnson, William A. Cullers
These Preble county men have been
drawn for the petit jury for the April
Of bn ;,tr to TT
will meet in Cincinnati: William Z.
Reel, Eaton; w. P. Mills, New Paris.
Mrs. Joseph Deem of West Somers
street, underwent an operation Friday
at hospital in Dayton. She is report
ed to have withstood the operation
very well.
Verdict in facor of the defendant
was returned by common pleas court
jury after trial of a suit brought by
Elmer Wright against the Indianapolis
Glove company, in which he sought to
recover 1926, alleged to be due for ex-
ira work and overtime put in at the
local plant of the company. After the
jury rendered it's verdice, Wright,
through his attorney, filed a motion
for new trial
LEWISBURG-Dr J. L. Neve, mem
Der of the Wittenberg college faculty,
will address the congregation of the
Trinity Lutheran church here Sunday
evening
Resolved, that the farmers are 60
ing to organize permanently and sue
cessfully," is the subject of the debate
to be held at the Little Brown School
house on Wednesday night, when the
Reitz brothers of Brookville will hold
the affirmative, and the negative will
be taken by Jesse Lands and Calvin
Wright, also of Brookville. An enter
tainment will be given before the de.
bate. Everyone is invited.
The village council held special
meeting Tuesday evening with all the
members present. The resignation of
V. A. Rookstool as corporation clerk.
to take place April 1, was accepted,
and James Tucker was elected to sue
coed him.
Mrs. w. c. Meir of Toledo. and pres.
ident of the Ladies' Aid and Mission
airy society of the Lutheran General
Council Synod, addressed the ladies
OF the Trinity Lutheran church here
Tuesday afternoon.
MlLION- A plea that Americans
should buy American made pottery
was made to a small audience by
Smith Damon, the potter, in Boosters
hall Tuesday evening. While reading
several selections Damon nodded CLAW
on wheel displaying various types
of pottery.
The last number of the lecture
course will be given next Tuesday
Because of the illness of the Rev.
F. c. Mccormack, no services will be
held at the Christian church next
Sunday morning and evening. Rhod-
erick Mccormack will lead the Bible
school at 9:15 and Christian Endeavor
at 6 o'clock
The fruit in can of cherries canned
eighteen years ago was found to be in
splendid condition when opened re-
Gently by Mrs. Henry Hussey.
ECONOMY-Onab hundred and fuen