The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-10
new GUARD COMPANY
ORGANIZED AT EATON;
ROSTER ANNOUNCED

EATON. O., Feb. 10.-Eaton's new
military company. unit of the First
regiment. 37th division, Ohio federal
guards. organized anu mustered in
Tuesday night. has at present roster
Of 53 including three commissioned
officers-Captain Cash NJ. Karnes,
First 1t. Arthur l.. Campbell and
Second 1t. Russell B. Jones. The
non-commssionad officers are: First
Sgt. John L. Galloway; Mess Sgt.
George H. Butcher; Supply Sgt, Ray
Karnes: Sgts., Ivan L. Long, Clarence
8. Root. Marion B. Wysong; Cpls..
Glenn Fl. Armstrong. Arthur Colo, Ell
lis V Long. Herbert Overhols.ar. Syl-
xanus Wehrley; Cooks John G. Bender,
Charles A. Silvers; Bugler, Russell B.
Hoppe: Mechanic, Raymond c. Colo.
Privates of the first class are: Cor
don Bean, Louis F. Brown; Charles E.
Davis, Charles tombstone, Ira Kelley,
George w. Hoppe, Delbert F. Lee,
Wilbur c. Stanton. George A. Wy
song. Privates are: Ray A. Arm
strong. William S. Bailey, Russell B
Bikrhead. George P. Blalock. Harry H.
Bowers, Howard D. Buck, Charles w.
Cohen, Robert w. Coleman, Charles
r. limerick, Bril- Foreman, Walter NJ.
Ffshback, Lester o. Gardner, William
A Helton, William P. Henry. John w.
Johnson, John L. Mann, Earl F. Nc
kee. Lewis E. Mckee, Joseph E. Nor
gan, Elmer l.. Nelson, Dewey S. Shat
fer, Charles H. Stump. Robert J.
Swartzel, Glenn Wright, Watson w.
Wynkoop.
Captain Karnes states recruits will
be taken up to SO men and three Of
ficers, full strength of the company.
AS yet the company letter has not
been assigned, but Captain Karnes
hopes to secure the letter "F'', that
of the old and abandoned local unit of
the old state national guard. Tuesday
night has been selected as regular
drill night for the new company. The
local American Legion post, which
for some time has been custodian of
the armory building, will continue to
have it's headquarters in the armory.
Captain karnes went to Columbus
today to attend three-day meeting of
military officers, and to arrange for
full equipment for the local company
The armory will be at the disposal
of the public as in the past, excepting
Tuesday nights, Captain karnes
states.
Marriage Ends Suit.
Probate Judge Byron A. Lands
first official act after taking up his
new duties Wednesday morning as
Judge OF probate court of Preble coun
ty, was to issue a marriage license to
Joseph Arthur Cunningham. SO. labor
er, and Carrie Blanche Shaffer, 49,
both residents of Eaton.
Cunningham was taken into custody
Tuesday in Hamilton, upon paternity
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Shaffer The case was dismissed when
the couple procured a marriage license
and were married Wednesday by JUS
tice L. T. Stephen.
Anti-SaIoon Speaker Here.
S A. Probst, district head of the
anti-saloon league. will address w
G.. T U. meeting here next Tuesday
in the courthouse auditorium. The
meeting will be an all-day affair.
kepler Motion Overruied.
Notion of Stanley A. kepler for va
cation of a judgment obtained against
him by the City Trust and Savings
bank of Dayton, was overruled Wed
nesday by Judge A. c. Risinger II
common pleas court.
Egg Prices Drop.
The slump in egg prices has hit Ea
ton as we'll as elsewhere. They were
QuOLeu lOudy III LIlo iotdi udi NIT al -
cents a dozen, retail, or about half the
price quoted 10 days or two weeks ago
Local dealers said they were paying
20 cents a dozen today for eggs.
First Robins Seen.
That spring is just around the cor
ner Is the belief expressed by severa
local persons, as they state they saw
the first robins of the season here
Wednesday. However, no one reports
fruit trees breaking into blossom.
Stricken with paralysis a few days