The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-07
AS AT EATON
HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI FEAST
Returned Soldiers Welcomed
Back In Address Before An
nual Banquet.
BY w. A. MARSH
Staff Garro@nondan%

EATON, o., June 7.-One hundred
and forty-five membe.s were present
at the annual banquet Of the Alumni
association Of the high school. held
Thursday evening in the Pythian tenn
pie, including the 1919 class of eigh-
teen OF the high school. which was ad-
mitted to membership in the organiza-
tion and were guests of the associa-
ton.
Mrs. Harry L. Risinger, president of
the association, in an address well
coined the new members OF the feast
and to membership in the organiza-
ion. Willis Flory, president Of the
class, responded
coined back IN an address by Hugh R.
Gilmore. Lieut.. George B. Mcclellan
responded In behalf of the soldiers.
Toasts were responded to by Lfuet.
Albert Harris, on "Cantonment Life"
Lieut.. Robert Litehiser, on "Over
mere; Harry Sharkey, on "Rambles,"
ana Mrs. Johannah Poos, on "Wom-
ans Way" Clifford Stroh gave
piano solo and Victor Ressler a violin
number, accompanied by Miss Helen
Albaugh. pianist. Miss Louise Poos
gave reading.
Gives Glass NecroIoey.
Mrs. Minnie v. Michael gave the
class neurology. Nine members died
since the preceding banquet a year
ago.
Miss Marie Thum presided at the
1estal board as POSTMASTER.
me banquet menu was served by
the Ladies Aid society of the Church
OF Christ and was elaborate.
prominent In the decorations OF the
banquet hall was the association sery
ice flag, which contains more than
ntty stars. one Of which is gold. The
gold star is for Minor Deem, who died
while In training at Camp Sherman.
FOR the first time in the history of
the association resolutions of sym
patny In the death of a non-member
were adopted. The resolutions extend
sympathy to Mrs. Mary Brooke, mem
per or the association, whose hus-
Dano. charles F. Brooke, died recent
~. Mrs. Brooke had not missed a
banquet OF the association since it's or
ganization, until the last one.
suspended Sentence Revoked.
suspended sentence of six months
IN the workhouse. imposed upon Will
Dur nelson some time ago, after he
entered plea of guilty to an indict-
ment charging failure to provide, has
been ordered placed in effect by
Judge A Z. Risinger Of common pleas
court. Entry in the case sets forth
that terms Of the suspended SEN
tence were violated.
Would Sell Church PROPERTY.
Trustees Of the United brethren
Church of Christ, West Manchester.
have petitioned common pleas court
for authority to sell lot % in West
Manchester. which the trustees pur-
chased IN February, 1917, from the
estate of the late Anderson Leas.
sale or the realty is sought in order
10 obtain sufficient funds to purchase
otner property suitable for a parson-
age Ior the church, according to the
petition. W. A. Zoos and David Poy-
ner, trustees, filed the petition.
Seek Courts Aid.
AID or common pleas court is sought
IN distribution of funds of the estate
OF the late H. P. Wehrley, by Isaac
Miller, the executor. Albert Wehrley
and others are named defendants to
the action. The executor AYERS there
are different persons claiming an in
terest in the funds and that me can
not. IN safety, make distribution. He
names Frank Petry, Elwood M. Ress-
Ter, Andrew Coffman, H. A. Wehrley
and Fannie Ashman as claiming inter.
est in the funds. He requests the
court to require these persons to an
swer and set up their claims.
Take Over Theater.
Management of the Star theater,
motion picture playhouse, has been
assumed by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Grouse, whom. 1t is understood, have
taken lease upon the theater. The
theater equipment and building were
purchased recently by Mayor Harry
L. Risfnger and John Risinger from
John R. Pollock.
Fire in Home.
Fire Friday about noon did slight
damage to the living apartments of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, over the
Deem grocery, North Barron street.
Their young son is said to have been
playing with lighted candle and the
flame came into contact with the lace
curtains at a window