The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-30
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
BEGINS IN PREbLE;
JUDGE DWYER DEAD

EATON, O., Aug. 30.-Annual meet
ing of the Preble County Teachers IN
stitute opened here this morning IN
the opera house and win continue over
Friday afternoon. The weeks meet
ing opened with enrolment OF teach
ers, which was quite large.
The principal address this morning
was given by DR.. ]. l.. McBrien, fed
eral bureau of education, Washington,
D. c.. who is one of the lecturers for
the week He also addressed the ses-
sion this afternoon.
The program opened this morning
with devotional exercises conducted
by the Rev. Hiley Baker. of the Chris
tian church. Miss Edwina Morrow.
Preble county. spoke on the subject
of "Mehod Readers" Miss Mabel
Rich, representing a talking machine
company. entertained with music. She
will appear at the morning and after
noon sessions Tuesday.
j. E. Kershner, secretary Of the
state teachers retirement board, ad-
dressed the meeting this afternoon on
Teachers Retirement Law" Other
numbers, including DR.. McBrien's ad-
dress. were a reading by Miss Ed
wilma Morrow and music by Miss Rich.
Mrs. Belle Wilcox. supervisor Of
writing, Dayton. O., will speak On
writing" at the morning session to-
morrow. DIR. McBrien IS on the pro-
gram morning and afternoon. An ad-
dress on Public Health and Morals"
will be delivered tomorrow afternoon
by Mrs. F. T. Cartwright. state health
department.
Balance On Account Asked
the basis of a suit brought here in
Earles, Seattle, Wash, dealers in
w. F. Rosser Lumber company of Ar
canum, which operates branch lum-
Der business in West Manchester,
Preble county. Local counsel for the
Seattle firm say the account is for
carload of shingles shipped to the
Rosser company at West Manchester.
1t Is said the Rosser company claims
the shipment was short of the guam
tity set forth in the account.
Eaton Country Club Organized.
Stockholders in the Eaton Country
Club company, incorporated under the
Ohio law, with a capitalization of 500.
. 900 have effected an organization by
electing board of directors, the mem.
bers of which are, ]. E. Parker, Griffin
E. Rensman, Robert A. Hiestand, Wa
ter S. Tyrrell and Harvey H. Haw-
kins At this time there are Al share
holders in the company. Bylaws,
etc, have been adopted by the cont
pany.
1t is expected a Country club will
be organized next Friday night, which
will operate under the County Club
company, or lease from the holding
company Practically all shareholders
in the company will take out member
ship in the Country club, it is ex-
pected.
The board of directors, just elected,
will direct the affairs of the company.
while under present plans, the Country
club will elect it's board of directors
an da corp of officers. Yearly mem
bership dues in the club have been
fixed at SIS.
Drafting of bylaws for the club has
been assigned to committee made up
of Hugh r. Gilmore, V. " Brum-
baugh, W. o. Gross and G. L. Hoover.
The club company has under con-
sideration plans for a modern club
house. It is expected a decision in the
matter will be reached within the next
few days.
The company some months ago took
over by purchase the original Coun-
try club grounds Of 43 acres, which
was occupied under lease. The grounds
embrace fully-developed golf course
and tennis courts.
"a Take Examination.
Twenty-four persons took a civil
service examination here Saturday for
rural mail carriers, several carrier
routes in Preble county being vacant.