The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-21
RICHARD VOCELSANG,
EATON TAILOR, DEAD
AT HOME IN CITY

EATON, O., May 21.-Richard II.
Vogelsang, 81. tailor, native of Ger
many, is dead here at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. John Van Doren.
He died Thursday at $3.50 a. m. While
/, he had been ailing the last year or
longer, bis death was rather sudden
and unexpected. Internal hemorrh-
age was the cause Of death.
Mr.. vogelsang came to this country
from Germany at the age Of IS. at
which time he had completed a tail
or's apprenticeship. He worked at
his trade in Cincinnati and in Owens
boro, Ky. Later he established HIM
self in business in Hamilton. He
came to Eaton % years ago and for
10 years he worked as cutter for c.
p. Thum, TAILORING and clothing mer-
chant He then established himself IN
business, which he continued until his
death. He is survived by one daugh-
ter Mrs. Van Doren.
Funeral and burial will take place
Monday morning at 9 o'clock from the
Church of the Visitation, Father j.
NJ. Hyland to officiate. Burial will
be in Mound Hill cemetery.
Brubaker Kicked BY Horse
o. E. Brubaker, farmer, is regarded
as in serious condition at his home.
three miles southeast Of Eaton, as a
result of being kicked by horse,
which developed paralytic condition.
Mr.. Bru baker entered the horses stall
when the animal kicked him, breaking
the bones in one of his legs below the
. knee. II. .- IT. sr.. -%.
: az@ John Reid Breaks Arm.
John Reid, son of Adam Reid, Jack.
son township, fell from rapidly NOV
ing automobile onto a roadway and
fractured his left arm above the elbow.
The bone in the elbow was splintered.
The lad fell from the car when he at
tempted to grab his cap, which had
blown off his head.
Drill Team Entertained.
Members of the drill team of Reed
commandery, knight Templar Day
ton, accompanied by the commandery
band of as pieces, were royalty enter
tanned here Thursday evening by local
Templars. The entertainment includ-
ed luncheon, reception and dance in
the state armory.
Tries To Kick Out Co.
Suit has been brought in common
pleas court by the village of West Elk
ton, G. p. Swope, mayor, against the
Twin Valley Light & Power company,
in which the village seeks to perpetu-
ally enjoin the power company from
continuing to furnish electric current
in the village for lighting and power
purposes.
Motor Truck Train in City.
Operating out of Dayton, a motor
truck train embracing about thirty We
hicles, visited Eaton Thursday. The
train arrived here about 1920 and
parked in North Barron street, re-
naming an hour or longer. Simply
Truck" banners were displayed by
each truck in the train.
Miss Ewa't Awarded Course.
Miss Grace Ewalt West Alexandria,
. has been accepted by a college in
Cleveland for a course in home serv-
ice work, the scholarship and tuition
having been proffered Miss Ewalt by
. the Preble County Red Cross chapter.
The chapters check for $3.50 has been
forwarded to Miss Ewalt.
Mrs. HaIsey is Dead.
Mrs. A1etha Halsey, sister of Mrs.
e Pliny Goldsmith, of Eaton, died at her
home in Raridan, ILL.,, according to ad-
vices received here. She was about
10 years of age. George Phillips, of
Camden. and DOC" Phillips, of Gratis,
are brothers of the deeedent.