The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-19
PREBLE COUNTY
TEACHERS HEAR
EDUCATORS TALK
Institute Continues in Ohio
Town-Mack Giant Funer-
al to be Held Wednesday.

EATON, O., Aug. 19.-Four lectures
were on the program at the county
teachers institute today, the second
day Of the fve-days' meeting. Two
lectures were presented this morning
and two this afternoon.
DR.. s. c. Schmucker. State Normal
college. West Chester, Pa, lectured
this morning on THE Fiddlers of the
Field" while DR.. Alfred Hall-Quest,
University Of Cincinnati, lectured on
THE Lesson in Appreciation"
This afternoon DR.. Schmucker lee
tured on THE Meaning Of a Flower"
and DR.. Hall-Quest on Supervised
Study-Its Meaning and Types"
The morning session opened with
devotional exercises by Rev. ]. c.
Shaw, Of the Methodist church. Miss
Clara Aydelotte sang two solos at the
afternoon session.
Giant Funeral Wednesday.
Funeral services for Mack Giant,
So. who died Sunday at his home here,
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
his late home, North Maple street, and
will be in charge of Waverly lodge,
Knights of Pythias, assisted by Rev.
Hiley Baker, of the Christian church.
Burial will be in Mound Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Giant had for the last fifteen
years been connected with the express
and freight offices Of the Ohio Elec-
trio Railway company in Dayton. He
was born and reared in Eaton. He
leaves his wife, one daughter, Mrs.
Viola Staddon, of Dayton; one brother
William G. Giant Of Newcastle, Ind.
and one sister, Mrs. Dean Smith of
Richmond, Ind.
County Recorder-elect Thomas F.
Ogden has announced the appointment
of his son, Ford Ogden, as deputy re-
corder He also announces the ap-
pointment of his daughter, Miss Ma
omi Ogden. as assistant deputy Re
corder-elect Ogden takes his office
Sept. l, succeeding Recorder Ola
Potts.
Ford Ogden, who will be deputy
recorder, enlisted in the military serv-
ice and served ten months as wire
less operator, being stationed at New
port News. He received his discharge
some time ago.
All deputies to incoming officials
have now been appointed and their
appointments announced. with the ex.
ception of County Surveyor-elect Ches-
ter A. Burns, who has been residing
temporarily in Ashland, O., and who
make preparations for his entrance
into office.
Concert to Be Given.
Weather permitting, the Preble
county band will present its weekly
open-air concert Wednesday evening
at the courthouse. The concert was
called off last week on account OF
rain.
Social Notes Of Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Price and
children of Richmond, Ind, are here
for a two weeks visit to their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Price, and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Morrow, Mr.. Price
is taking his annual vacation.
Mrs. w. H. Boner and son, Donald
have returned to their home in St
Augustine, Fla, after visit to par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. w Nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Smith, of Rich
mond, Ind, were called to Eaton Sun
day on account Of the death Of her
brother Mack Giant, whose funeral
will take place Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. c. A. Aydelotte, and children
of Hamilton. are visiting Mrs. Retta
Aydelotte.
Miss Margaret Duval and Miss
Blanche Hampton, of Richmond, Ind
are attending the county teachers in
stitute here this week. Miss Duval
will teach in the schools at Morning
Sun and Miss Hampton will teach
either in Camden or Morning Sun.
Miss Moreno Roberts Of Toledo, is
expected here Wednesday for a visit
to her sister Mrs. w. A. Marsh. Miss
Roberts will leave early in September
for Miami Fla, where she will teach
in the city schools.