The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-01-10
Pike FROM HAMILTON
tn EATo'' - Object
OF APPEAL FOR AID

EATON, ", jan Io.-lupioScAcAl
of the on-Hamilton pike, beginning
at the south corporate limits of the
village of Camden and extending south
to the Preble-Butler county line, is
sought in a resolution adopted by the
county commissioners. The resolution
will be filed with the state highway
commissioner. 1t seeks state aid for
the proposed improvement, which
would be eight miles in length.
Pleads Not Guilty.
Pleas of not guilty was entered by
Craig Gilmore, ex-Service man, and
married, when arrafgned before Judge
A. c. Risinger in common pleas court
on an indictment charging him with
forcibly entering an inhabited dwelling
house in the night season with intent
10 commit feloy. Date for his trial
was not fixed and the amount of bond
was taken under advisement by the
court.
Gilmore's arrest and subsequent in
dictment grew out Of charge filed
against him by Miss Amy VonKanel,
of Hamilton. teacher of domestic
science in the schools here, she alleg-
ing that Gilmore, by aid of ladder.
forced an entrance into her bedroom
about o'clock one morning and at
tackled her, in the home of Mrs. Min
ME Michael, where she rooms.
Counsel to defend Gilmore will be
appointed by the court, as matters
stand at present, as he took oath be-
fore the court that he is without funds
to conduct defense and that his rela
tives and friends are not financially
able to assist him. Appointment OF
an attorney has not yet been an
nouuced.
Since his arrest, Dec. 16, last, Gil
more has been confined in the county
iaiI in default of $4,000 bond.
Further Short Course.
For the purpose of furthering plans
for a two-day agricultural short course
to be held Jan 81 and Feb. l, in Eaton,
a meeting will be held Tuesday night
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms
Vice-President Harvey M. Flory will
preside.
kTine-Frank Wedding.
Miss Sara Margaret Kline, daughter
OF Mrs Anna Kline and the late Ed
ward Kline, and Lloyd E. Frank were
married Saturday by the Rev. Charles
F. Irwin of the Presbyterian church.
The couple is absent on short we'd
ding trip
Licenses Stolen.
Theft of a set OF 1921 automobile
license plates was reported Saturday
by Fred Coy, residing near Fairhaven'
Coy had just obtained the new plates
and had placed them inside bis car.
from which they were stolen, he SAID.
Effect Compromise.
COMPROMISE was effected in COM
mon pleas court action brought by
Billy Walters against L. L. Stayton to
recover on a note for 1920 and the
case was dismissed. Compromise was
said Monday that from all indications
effected after trial of the case had
opened before jury
Suit on a $500 note has been filed
by the First National bank of Camden
against Ralph M. Taylor and M. l.. Kir.
acofe. Taylor was arrested and fined
some time ago for having an illicit
still in his possession.
Miles Wright sued James" Catron
for s207.29, alleged to represent an
account for labor and jury, after
hearing the case, awarded Wright
s1O5 Catron had filed a counter
claim.
Bury John w. Harris.
Funeral and burial of John w Har-
ris, Al, barber, ex-marshal and ex-coun-
Gilman of Eaton. who died Thursday,
took place Sunday afternoon, the Rev.
G. F. Irwin conducting services in the
Presbyterian church. Burial in Mound
Hill celnettry. The wife, two daugh-
ters and one son survive.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses issued here recent
ly: Emerson Rogers, %, laborer, Day
ton, O., and Ruby Irene Williamson,
10, New Paris; Emmett c. Burnett, %.
rubber worker Akron, O., and Junia
M. Baker. 25, Monroe township; Lloyd
Eugene Frank, %, insurance agent
and Sara Margaret Kline, 20, stenog-
rapher, both of Eaton.