The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-18
DUNHAM HART DEAD;
MIAMI j. ALUMNI OF
PREbLE WILL dine

EATON, o., March Durham Hart,
rs, well-known Preble county farmer
died Wednesday noon at his home
near Sugar Valley, six miles southwest
of Eaton, after an illness of two days
duration. Funeral services will be
held Saturday afternoon at his home.
Burial will be here in Mound Hill Gem
etery.
Mr.. Hart was born in Sugar Valley
neighborhood, where he lived all his
life, with the exception of several
years that he lived in Missouri when
q young man.
He is survived by one son, Walter
Hart, two daughters, Mrs. William
Thomas and Mrs. Ambrose Toney, all
of whom reside in this county; also
a brother, Joseph hart, of Princeville,
Ill.
Burbaker Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Brubaker, rs, wife OF George Bru-
baker, were held this afternoon at
Gratis, where she died Monday at her
home in that village. Dropsy was the
Wives Mrs. Brubaker was twice
married, her first husband being the
late Isaac Bower. OF this marriage
SIG is SuTFlFeu ny t"o Cullul Gil, II q
Brewer. residing southeast of Eaton,
and Mrs. Samantha Giant, of Kendall
vile, Ind.
Miami Alumni to Dine
Preble county alumni of Miami
University will give a senior banquet
in Eaton. April l. Chester A Burns,
Mrs. John Shannon and Miss Velma
Ayers have been named as a commit
tee. County School Superintendent
w S. Fogarty, Harvey H. Heistand
Esther Gormly will prepare the pro-
gram and the invitation list. Miss
Gormly has been elected secretary OF
the association, succeeding c. w
Walters.
Farm Bureau Will Campaign
In an effort greatly to increase its
membership, the Preble county Farm
, Bureau will conduct membeshir
! campaign. Date for Inauguration OF
the campaign has not been fixed
! Present plans are to fix the member
ship fee at $40, the membership te
! cover a period of three years.
/ At this time there are not sufficient
I county funds on hand to carry or
/; county agricultural agent work. The
[ bureau expects to raise enough money
in its membership drive to make VI
the deficiency Of county funds.
After three years. service, A. j
Swift some time ago resigned as
county agent, sine which time the
county has been without an agent.
City Wars on Dogs
War has been declared by the city
council on unlicensed dogs running
at large in the city limits. Officers
who are to inforce the resolution say
they are wondering If enough ammu
milton Is available to do the job.
John Risinoer to Rochester.
Attorney John Risinger has gone tc
Mayo's hospital. Rochester. Mimi, fol
treatment. He was accompanied to
Rochester by his cousin, Judge A. c
Risinger of common pleas court.
shuey Seriously III.
Mayor Frank G. Shuey of Camden
who has been quite i'll the last severa
weeks, is not mending well, according
to advices received today. Mayor
Shuey suffered an attack of influenza
Ask $154 for Driving Hack.
Judgment for 1854 is sought in {
common pleas court action brought by
Hazel Rautsaw Collier against the
board OF education of Eaton school dis
trict, she alleging the amount sued fol
represents balance due her for driv
ing a school hack.
! Bolivar Lodge to Be inspected.
/ Bolivar lodge, Masons, will receive
it's annual inspection Friday afternoon
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