The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-08
EATON SCHOOLS
OPEN; RECESS IS
TAKEN MONDAY
Several Richmond Persons in
Teaching Force-O'Leary
Again Superintendent.

EATON, o., Sept. 8.-Following the
annual summer vacation, the Eaton
public schools reopened today with a
complete corps of teachers, with John
O'Leary again at the head Of the
schools as superintendent The grade
schools at the north building convened
at $50 and then recessed during the
remainder of the day that pupils might
secure their books and supplies. The
high school convened at l o'clock at
the south building and then recessed
until Tuesday morning.
superintendent OLeary announces
the following teachers and their posi-
tions: High school-A. r. Pitsinger,
Eaton, supervising principal; Albert
Harris, Eaton; Marian Highland, Eat.
on; Lewis Taylor, Russiaville, Ind;
Jessie Mendenhall, Richmond, Ind;
Nellie OVerman. Fountain City, Ind.
Department Schools-Seventh and
eighth grade. Harold Pollock, Cam
den; Robert Scott, Farmersville, O.;
Gertrude Davis and Lois Niswander,
Eaton; Esther Gormly, Covington, KY.
sixth grade, Elizaeth Morningstar,
Eaton; fifth grade, Maude Pogue,
Eaton; Blanche Copp. West Alexan-
dria; fourth grade, Anna Risinger,
Eaton; Florence Copp, West AleXan-
dria; third grade, Harriet Kline, Eat
on; second grade, Edith Magill and
Helen Davis, Eaton; first grade, Flor
ence Weber and Mary Litehiser, Eat
on; domestic art, Laura Hunt, Eaton;
domestic science, Amy Vonkanel,
Hamilton, o.
Asks Land Partition.
Do ~ Of Nf LON
in Gratis township are sought in an
action filed in common pleas court by
Charles Cooper against Lizzie Croud-
er and number of other persons.
Cooper claims a one-half interest in
the real estate involved,
Gervey is Buried.
Following his death Friday at his
home in Dayton, the body of George
Gervey, at one time a resident Of
Eaton, was brought here this forenoon
and buried in Mound Hill cemetery.
The decedent was a brother-in-law Of
Charles and Edward Bunting and Mrs.
Joseph Jones of Eaton, and Mrs. John
Parker of near Eaton. While residing
here many years ago Gervey was en-
ployed in local clothing stores.
Vern White Recovering.
Advices from Reid Memorial hospi
tai, Richmond, Ind, are to the effect
that Nern White, local young man who
was removed to the hospital few
days ago, is getting along satisfac-
torily.
Mrs. Deem Recovering
Mrs. Minnie Rensman Deem, sister
of District Supervisor of Census
Griffin S. Rensman, of Eaton. who
was operated upon recently at Miami
No1ov h0Snito1 Of AZ.
ternal tumor from her chest, is doing
nicely advices from the hospital state
and 1t is expected she will be able tC
be removed to her home here in q
short time.
Bonds Are Filled
Bonds in the sum OF $4,000 each
have been filed by County Commission
ers-elect Chris WAR and William B
Cline. Sureties on VARS bond are
j. T. Flora, Z. Z. O'Neil. Charles Dun
lap, John Parker and w. O. Morris
Cline's bondsmen are l. n. Morrow
A B. Morrow. \. B. Magaw and A. r
Morrow. Both bonds have been ap
proved.
Treasury Examination Held
Preble county has to its credit the
sum OF S12S,S73.77, as shown by the
semi-annual examination of the county
treasury. which was conducted by
county auditor Albert Campbell anC
the board of county commissioners
The sum of $165979 was found in the
treasury, divided as follows: Specie
$3.O1; currency. 1888; checks, s473,S0;
warrants. s902.9S; soldiers relief
Washington township. S27; in Eator
National Bank, s5s.15495; in Preble
county National bank, $547lS.S2
First State Bank, West Manchester
$4,000, inactive deposit.
1928 Judgment Rendered
Judgment was awarded in common
pleas court in favor of the Peoples
Banking company, of Eldorado. fol
S1,213.16 against D. NJ. and o. D. Black
and G. W. Feitshans on a Cognovi
note.
Ditch is Asked.
A. c. Ulrich and Jesse Whip have
filed with the county commissioners a
petition for location and construction
of a county ditch in Harrison town
ship.
Bond Is Filed
Contract and bond, in the sum OF
$22790, with O. H. Sauer as surety
has been filed with the county com
missioners by William Gilbert FOR the
construction of the c. O. Daily county
ditch
Construction Is Ordered.
Cost and apportionment of the same
for construction of the Grace Beck
. county ditch has been approved by
the county commissioners and the
construction has been ordered.
Baseball Nine Beaten.
Eaton was defeated here at baseball
. Sunday afternoon by the Ohmer-Fare
team, of Dayton. by score of to 2
Rosenberg Home.