The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28
"COuNTRYS NEEDS
WILL BE theme OF
81 49, -
!. -. COX AT BANQUET

EATON. O., Jan. % - Governor
James NJ. Cox will speak on "Our
Country's Needs" at the Jackson BAN
quet here Thursday evening at the
armory. The Governors address will
be preceded by addresses by Judge G.
w. ManniX, of Greenville, and Judge
Robert Marx, of Cincinnati. Theft
subjects have not been announced.
Probate Judge Arthur D. Davis will
preside at the banquet as POSTMASTER.
which is scheduled for 6 o'clock
Music will be furnished by Pryor's
orchestra, with Miss Lucille Rec,
local girl, as vocal soloist. The BAN
quet menu will be served by Frank
Gartrell. local chef and hotel man.
TO ADDRESS TEACHERS
e. C. McDougle, dean of Kentucky
State Normal school, Richmond, KY,
and Otis Games. Hughes high school,
Cincinnati, will address a meeting of
the Preble County Teachers associat-
ion, to be held here Feb. z.
WILL HOLD INSTITUTE
Farmers of Jackson township and
vicinity will hold a farmers institute
at Campbellstown, Feb. 6 and Z. II.
P. Miller, Sanbury, O., and Mrs. Ridin-
ger, OF Kent, O.. will be the instructors.
Married wear ago, Ethel Stephen
son. of Camden. has applied to com
mon pleas court for divorce from
Frank A. Stephenson. She charges
that he has an ungovernable temper
and has heen guilty of striking hec
Charles G.. Miller. of near Camden
is suing Ona Miller for divorce, fol.
lowing their marriage in February
ut Eotn
lect and improper association with
other men. The husband in another
suit against his wife, seeks partition
of AZ acres of land in Somers town
ship.
A court entry sets forth that a
$1,000 damage suit brought by E. J
Williams against J. A. Rifles was com
promised and settled out of court. Will
liams claimed he was injured wheI
Ries ran into him one night with ar
automobile as he was walking on e
public highway. He alleged Ries ha6
no lights on his car.
Therest Ungarette, of Eaton, was
granted a divorce, Tuesday, from Pete
Ungarette and restored to her former
name of Pelosi. She charged extreme
cruelty and gross neglect. He is {
carriage and automobile painter. He
suddenly left Eaton several month:
% ago.
Cole Services Held.
Rev. Hiley Baker conducted thu
funeral services Tuesday Afternoon
for James Alonzo Cole, 80. who dice
Saturday at the family home. The
services were held at the residence
followed by burial in Mound Hill Gem
etery Surviving are the wife, two
sons and two daughters.
Michael Splitter Buried.
Following his death Sunday at hi
home near Hamburg. Preble county
funeral services for Michael Splitter
80, were held Tuesday afternoon a
his late home. Death resulted from
pneumonia. Surviving are his wifi
and two children.
John Ellsworth Dead.
John Marley Ellsworth, IS, son o
Rev. and Mrs. E. f. Ellsworth, former
" of Eaton, died Monday night at tn
family home in Chicago, according t.
advices received by local friends
The remains probably will be taken t
Dayton, Ohio, for burial. During tn
family's residence here Rev. Ellsworth
was pastor of st. Paul's Methods
church. The family left Eaton abou
eight years ago.
Earman Succunbs.
Pending word from brother in Ca
ifornia, no arrangements have bee
made for the funeral of Arthur Ea
man, "a, who died Monday night q
his home, two miles northwest {
Eaton, a few hours after he had bee
removed to his home from hospits
in Dayton, where he had been recei'
ing treatment. He leaves wife an
one child. He was son Of Mr.. an
Mrs. r. F. Earman.