The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-10
MRS. SHARP SPEAKS
AT final SESSION
! OF W0MEN'S CLUBS

| OF w0mENS CLUBS
EATON, o., April 10.-Ffnel session
of the two-days' meeting Of the South
west Ohio District Federation Of
Womens clubs was held this after
room, addresses by Mrs. William H.
Sharp. Columbus. president of the
Ohio Federation Of Women's Clubs,
and ]. E. Shultz, welfare department,
N. G. R., Dayton, featuring the session.
Vocal solos were given by Mrs. c. A
Burns and Miss Lucille Reel, Of this
city, and Miss Mary Ashworth, of this
city. gave a piano solo.
At a session this morning Mayor
Harry L. Risinger delivered an address
OF welcome. Greetings were extended
the delegates and visitors in an ad-
dress by Mrs. A. d. Davis, of this city,
to which Mrs. Charles J. Parrish, of
Hamilton, responded. Miss Genevieve
Cline. Cleveland, gave an address on
Legislation. An address on "Educa-
ton" was given by Mrs. Thomas
Pierce, Of Harrison, o. A message
from the State Federation of Farm
Women's clubs was brought to the
meeting in an address by Mrs. D. w.
Wilson, president of the state organ
ization.
A delightful feature Of today's ses-
sion was luncheon served at noon in
Pythian temple.
Friday evenings session was de-
voted to musical program, an ad-
dress by Mrs. Anton Kruchio, Hungar-
ian interpreter, Dayton, and a recep-
ton for state and district officers and
delegates. The musical program was
presented by Mrs. Ruth Walton, Mrs.
Marie Van Rennes, Mrs. Jessie Funk
houser, Mrs. Ethel Funkhouser, Mrs.
Effie Bierbaum, Mrs. Bertha Herbruck
and Miss Emily Wolfrath, Dayton club
women. The reception was brilliant
affair and was held in the lobby of the
courthouse, which was splendidly
decorated.
Date and place for the next district
meeting will be determined later.
Irwin Presbyterian Choice?
Indications are said to point strong
ly to selection of Rev. Charles A. 1r-
win, of Belle Center O., as pastor of
Eaton Presbyterian church and prob
abilities are a call will be extended
him. He is an announced candidate
for the local paStorate. He preached
here last Sunday and is scheduled to
preach here again this coming Sunday.
The local church has been without a
pastor the last several months, fol-
lowing Rev. T. J. Simpsons resigna-
ton and removal from the city.
In a CONGREGATIONAL meeting Thurs
day night at the Presbyterian church
the annual election of officers was
conducted and resulted in the re-
election of the old official body.
May Locate Auto Factory
Further consideration of a PROPOSE
ton to locate an automobile factory
in Eaton will be taken up in Com
merciaI club meeting tonight.
In citizens meeting Thursday
might the proposition was discussed
and then laid over until the meeting
tonight
The proposition to locate the fac
tory here comes from a North Dakota
city. No bonus is sought but the plan
calls for local sale of stock. 1t is
said about $4,000 worth of stock sub
scriptions was secured at the meeting
Thursday night. The company is said
TO be incorporated.
|. o. Q. F. to Meet Oct. Fl
Next semi-annual meeting of the
Odd Fellow lodges of Preble county
will be held in Camden, October 81.
The place and date were determined
in the semi-annual county meeting of
the lodges held Thursday in Lewis
burg.
Campaign for candidates will be
made by the Camden lodge for the
meeting in Camden, the degrees to be
presented by the degree staffs of the
Camden and Lewisburg lodges. A
committee appointed at the Lewisburg
meeting will arrange a program for
an open session of the Camden meet
ing.
At the Lewisburg meeting a class of
eighteen candidates received degrees,
which were conferred by Eaton and
New Paris lodges. The Daughters of
Rebekah served a supper. There are
six Odd Fellow lodges in the county.
Sues Estate for Money
Nettie Fessenden Brewer, of Cam
den, is suing the estate of the late
Charles Fessenden in common pleas
court for $1.336 for board, washing
and other services rendered the de-
cedent She claims the services ex.
tended over period of 334 weeks
from January l, 1912, to June l, 1918
She fixes the rate of compensation
at 81 a week and was not to pay any
rent. She ayers the total amount due
her, including interest, is $1,472.7S to
April l, 1920. She further AYERS she
presented the claim to F. G. Shuey, ad
ministrator, for payment but that he
rejected it.