The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-07
WALTER TYRELL HEAD
OF EATON'S COUNTRY
CLUB; IS ORGANIZED

EATON, O., Sept. 7.-Eaton's new
country club has been organized, with
Walter Tyrrell, president; Hugh r.
Gilmore, vice-president; Harvey n.
Hawkins, secretary; Robert A. HE
stand, treasurer. The club has
board of managers consisting OF FREQ
C. Filbert, V. W Brumbaugh, G. l..
Hoover, w. o. Gross, H. r. Gilmore,
Walter Tyrrell and R. A. Hiestand.
The club has adopted bylaws and is
preparing for active operation. The
dues for resident members has been
fixed at s25 year. Nonresident and
junior members will pay $40 year
dues.
The Country club will operate under
the Eaton Country Club company,
which some time ago was incorporat-
ed, with a capital stock of $4,000. All
the stockholders are local men. Resi-
dent members in the Country club will
be required to take stock in the hold
ing company. Practically all the COM
pany shareholders have taken out
membership in the Country club.
The Country Club company officers
are: President, Griffin E. Rensman;
vice-president, John e. Parker; secre-
tary, Harvey H. Hawkins; treasurer,
John NJ. Gale. The board OF directors
Is made up of Robert A. Hiestand,
Walter Tyrrell G. E. Rensman, j. f.
Parker, and H. H. Hawkins.
Drawings and plans for clubhouse
are being considered by the CLUB com
pany and when finally adopted WORK
on the building will be started. 1t is
hoped to get this work under way yet
this fall.
The original Eaton Country club
was formed several years ago. under
membership fee and dues system, the
club leasing ground for it's require
ments. When the lease, with privilege
OF purchase, was about to expire,
group of local men, including members,
banded together and exercised the OPP
ton of purchase. This resulted IN
ORGANIZATION of the Country Club COM
pany.
The company's grounds embrace Al
acres adjacent to Eaton on the west
On the grounds are a fully developed
golf links and tennis courts. With the
clubhouse completed, the Country Cluo
will be one of the show places OF
Eaton and the source of enjoyment for
its members.
Toilet Water Drunk, Cause
Use of toilet water and other SINH
lar connections to satisfy his desire
for strong drink made Armand Barn
hiser cruel and neglectful toward her,
according to his wife, 1rma, VINO mas
filed suit in common pleas court for
divorce. alimony and custody OF their
child, aged 20 months.
She alleges he also got to gambling
and that when she made an effort TO
stop it he flew into a rage and left
their home in Lewisburg about three
weeks ago and has since remained
away. She claims he earns not less
than 5000 a month as brakeman for
the Cincinnati Northern railway.
Mrs. Barnhiser AYERS that when her
husband left their home he said he
was not going to return, nor pay the
house rent, and that she could sell the
household goods and keep the money
After she advertised the sale she
claimed her husband threatened to
interfere with it. She obtained
court injunction preventing him from
so doing and the sale was held last
Saturday. The marriage took place
December 10, 1917.
Eaton Schools Open
After the summer vacation. the local
public schools opened Monday for
brief session and then recessed until
this morning. Superintendent John
O'Leary had not fully completed def
mite assignment of teachers Monday
Labor Day Suspensions
Labor Day in Eaton, Monday, was
observed by a general suspension OF
business during the afternoon. County
and city offices, banks and some bust
ness houses were closed all day. Nc
celebration of any character was at
tempted.
Twin Valley Democrats Meet
Several hundred people participated
in the all-day picnic Of the Twin Val
ley Democratic club, held Saturda!
at Hickory Knoll, near West Alex
andria. Addresses, music and a bas
ket dinner were the chief features.
The gathering was addressed OF
political issues by Attorney w. G
1Pickrel of Dayton, Democratic candi
date for congress from this district
Judge w. A. Budroe of the municipal
court in Dayton, and Miss Anna John
son Of Springfield Miss Johnson i
a sister of Judge ]. G. Johnson, VIII
placed Governor Cox in nomination be
fore the Democratic national con
,yention in San Francisco.