The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-05
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
OF PREbLE COUNTY
ORGANIZE A CLUB

EATON, O., Aug 5.-Temporary or
ganization Of a Republican woman
study club in Eaton has been effected,
with Mrs. ]. e. Parker as president
and Mrs. S. E. Reynolds as vice pres
ident. An executive committee con-
sists of Mrs. John w. Cook, Mrs. Mary
Craig and Miss Hattie Truax.
Miss Anna McCully, of the advisory
committee of the state on organlZa-
ton of clubs, and Miss Pauline Heck
er of Dayton, were instrumental IN
effecting a temporary organization OF
the club. Both were present In the
organization meeting.
Miss McCully will be present at
meeting of the club next Monday at
2:30 D. m, in Republican headquar-
tiers. She is scheduled for a talk on
origin and history of political parties.
Spencer Services Friday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth
Spencer, who died Wednesday morn
ing at the family home here, North
Cherry street, after lingering illness
of tuberculosis, will be held Friday at
80 p. m, in the United Brethren
church, Rev J. T.. Yingling to officl-
ate. Burial VIII be at New Madison,
O. Besides the husband, one son and
one daughter su:Viv+, also the mother,
Mrs. Lipp, three brothers, George, Os.
car and Harry Lipp, all of Preble
county, and two sisters, one living IN
Union City, Ind, and the other in FIT.
Recovery, 0.
To tcnor Rev. Stovenour.
In homo. Of the Rev. Fred Steven
our, founder of the church. the congre-
CATION OF the Christian church In
Campbellstt l. arranging for spe-
cial all-Lay meeting August Is. The
Rev. Mr. StUl rnOur, now of Portland.
Ind, will be present and preach ser
mon. A basket-dinner at noon Will be
q feature of The meeting.
Miami university alumni and former
students in Preble county have organ
lied for the purpose of promoting
iU;tIest in a million dollar fund the
tuIp{ . hopes to raise.
County School Superintendent w. S.
Fog;ty heads the local county organ
iZation as president. II. H. Beneke,
Preb1e county man, now connected IN
an instructor capacity with Miami
university, is secretary.
Among the local alumni addressing
the organization meeting were Judge
Elan Fisher, DR.. A. A. Lovett, George
Mcclellan and Albert Flory. Judge
Fisher is trustee of the university.
Marie Zech Is Divorced.
Gross neglect was grounds upon
which Marie Iech was divorced from
Milford Zech by Judge A. G. Risinger
in common pleas court and awarded
custody of their child. Alimony was
adjusted out of court. Zech was order
ed to contribute So week toward
support of the child, and to pay the
court costs in the case. The couple
had been married a little more than
two years.
Brumbaugh Gets $3.50.
In common pleas court George
Brumbaugh was awarded judgment for
$3.50 against Frank A. and Grace Burd,
upon a note. Several suits on notes
are pending in court against Burd.
Loring FAIR Sails for Africa.
Loring H. B. FAIR has sailed from
New York for Africa, according to adj
vices received here by his sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth kinnear. He goes as a rep
resentative of an oil company in the
development of oil fields in West
Africa He had been in New York
some time assembling equipment for
the work He sailed on freighter
with the equipment.
Homsher to List Children.
DR.. G. w Humsher, Camden health
commissioner for Prable county. has
been requested by the state health de-
partment to list all crippled children