The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-10
|. 0. OF. MEMORIAL IS
PLANNED; TEACHERS
ANNOUNCED FOR II

EATON, O., June 1O.-Annual me-
mortal and decoration services will be
observed by Eaton lodge, No. 80, Odd
Fellows, Sunday, June 20, in Mound
Hill cemetery. Past Grand Master
Frank F. Slabaugh, of Newark, will
deliver the memorial address.
These committees have been ap-
pointed for the occasion: General ar
engagements, Albert Harris, Ed Wertz,
C. A. Filbert; decorating speakers
stand, J. T. Clark, Clifford Snider,
Frank Kisling, Oscar McMeechan;
marking graves, T. B. Sturr, c. c..
Ross, Jacob Snavely, Lake Clear, G..
w. Resfuss, Ross Focht, J. w. Cook,
Ora Dalrymple; automobiles, Frank
w. Rehfuss, Ross Focht, j. w. Cook,
! chairs, F. O. Girton, Edward Coffman.
Many Teachers Re-empIoyed.
Employment of the following teach
ers for the next school term is an
nounced by the board of education of
the public schools: A. R. Pitsinger,
Albert Harris, Harold Pollock, Robert
Scott, Harriet Kline, Edith Magill,
Florence Weber,, Anna Risinger,
Maude Pogue. Blanche Copp. Florence
! Copp, Elizabeth Morningstar, Helen
Davis, Nola Dalrymple, Lois Niswan.
I der, Amy Won Kanal, Laura Hunt,
Velma Ayers, Nellie Overman, Marian
Highland. Irene Doty. Miss Doty is a
new addition to the teaching corps
and is a graduate of Earlham college
| Lewis Taylor. Gertrude Davis, Mary
Jitehiser and Esther Gormly, who
taught the past year, were not ap'
! plicants for unemployment. Mr.
Taylor goes to Westtown, Pa. next
year to teach. Gertrude Davis will
teach in Cincinnati next year.
Risineer Re-assiens Cases.
Judge A. c. Risinger announces re
assignment OF the following cases fol
trial in common pleas court: June II
Belle King VS.. John E. Voge; June Is
| A. L. Hickman, ct al. VS.. D. w. Shir
ley, ct al; June 16, D. w. Shirley, e.
al VS.. A. L. Hickman, ct al; June II
/ David Rust VS.. Zelah Rust; June 10
application West Ohio Methodist con
ference to sell church property; June
1884, Harley Creager VS.. Perry Eiken
berry and Perry Kretzer; June 25-6
Charles G. Miller VS.. Ona B. Miller
June %, 30, 80, Elizabeth Robinson
rs. Harry C. Robinson; July 2, 3. F. r
Christman VS.. J. c. Cornell; July 5
State of Ohio VS.. Leroy Lyons: Jul!
=, state or ONO VS.. w lllldIu Mills dI'
+. L. Estis.
Fory and Silver File
Harry H Flory, of Harrison town
, ship, has filed his declaration of car
didacy for the Republican nomination
for congress from the Third Ohio dis
.rict.
Harry D. Silver seeks renominatio
for representative on the Republica
ticket He has filed his declaration
5 of candidacy.
Roller Smashes Through Bridge
:, Attendants of big steam roa
3, roller used in road work, escaped il
q, Jury when a 55-foot span bridge CAV
=, away under the weight of the machin
and it plunged to the creek-bed eigf
feet below, Wednesday, at point
mile south of Dadsville, in LAME
> township.
Calvin Bunch Wants Divorce
e Calvin Bunch has filed suit in con
mon pleas court for divorce from Lilli
Bunch, whom he married in Decembe
8 1893, at Camden. He charges extrem
3 cruelty and gross neglect. They hav
8 no children. During their residenC
2 in Dayton, Bunch AYERS his vii
1 gained undue notoriety by associatin
2 with other men.
4 Overholtz-Slover
Willis Overholtz, 81, and Gret
Slower 81. both residents Of Candle
procured a marriage license hel
8 Wednesday. 1t was expected Re
Robert Gilpin, Of Camden, would pc
e form the marriage ceremony. She
8 a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwal