The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-11
PREBLE DEMOCRACY'S
JACKSON DAY BANQUET
COMMITTEES NAMED


Democracy of Preble county will
stage its annual Jackson Day banquet
In Eaton but fhe date and place4sfor
staging the feastsh have not been defin-
itely determined. The date will de
pend largely upon the time speakers
can be secured. tits expected one or
more of the speakers will be person
ages Of national and state prominence,
although 1t is said no person in par
ticular Is in View at this time Won.
en- will take part this year as commit
tee members.
The county committee that has ar
ranged for the banquet in past years
has been reorganized for the coming
dinner. Griffin E. Rensman, of Eaton,
- the new chairman of the committee
and c. c. Webb, of Eaton, is the new
secretary and treasurer. These COM
mittees to look after details of the
banquet have been named and an
nounced:
Speakers-vC. " Brumbaugh. L. L.
Brown, G. E. Rensman, A. D. Davis, =.
c. Eikenberry. >.~-s
Arrangements-W. E. Reel, c. c.
Webb. Ohio Hecathorn. l.. P. Barnes,
Ed Wertz, Harry Sharkey. Earl Dairy
nipple. Mrs. D. A. Raney, Mrs. C. o.
Nipple, Mrs. Ralph McFall, Mrs.
George Poos, Miss Elizabeth Morning
star. ~r..- ..--~- -..-.--...- $500 ~ q.
Reception-William Hambidge, Mrs
w. H. Bucks, Mrs. Joseph Poos, Miss
Mary Lander.
Banquet-A. r. Raney, G. E. Rens-
man, S. S. Lander Mrs. c. F. Ressler
Decoration-William Pryor. Hobart
Buckle, Campbell Filbert, Orville Stan
ton, Mrs. William Pryor Miss Glenna
Gross, Miss Louise Poos, Miss Marie
Armstrong.
Music-H. r. Gilmore, w. o. Gross
Mrs. D. A. Raney, Mrs. A. D. Davis.
Ticket-W. E. Reel, Eaton. chair
man; Jefferson township, Ollie Hill;
Jackson township, S. s. Hart, Glenn
g Cohee; Israel township and College
Corner, L. S. Foley; D. Broadbury
{ Robert Simpson; Somers township
s James Horrigan, jr.; Casper township.
e J. B. Markey, William Guckian: Mon
roe township and Eldorado, Carl d.
Miller; Harrison township north. and
Verona, H. A. Hinea; Harrison town
4 ship, south, and Lewisburg, Earl Kes-
Z elring; Twin township and West Alex
andria, J. A. Roselius, O.. V. Fritz,
Perry Marker; Lanier township, c. D.
Fadler. Fl. H. Unger; Gratis township
north, and Gratis village, c. D.
: Grimes: Gratis township, south. and
: West Elkton, George Swope; Eaton
5 First ward, Hobart Buckle; Second
ward, C. c. Webb; Third ward Earl
Dalrymple; Fouth ward, George W
= Rehfuss.
8 Temporary Injunction.
Z Two injunction suits brought against
& the Preble County Board of Education
= were heard here Monday by Judge
Barnes, of Sidney. Both suits were
brought to perpetually enjoin the
board from transferring certain school
territory. Temporary restraining or
ders had been granted in each case.
One suit was entered by J. E. Flora
and I. NJ. Biddinger and the other by
Freddie Locke and J. w. Shively
Decision in both cases was reserved
by Judge Barnes.
10 Motion for new trial was filed Mon
day in common pleas court by Miles
q Wright, who sued James Catron for
: s207 and who was awarded Judgment
for only $1.05 by jury few days
ago. Wright awarded the amount sued
for represented an account for labor.
Try Gilmore in February.
Trial of the case of Craig Gilmore,
world war veteran, under Indictment
+. on IelOuy charge, euCeieu dSdlIlSl
him by Miss Amy Won Kanel, of Hamil
ton. o., teacher in the schools here
r will take place early in February, but
Judge A. c. Risinger has not an
3 nounced the exact date.
Judge Risinger has announced his
decision as to the amount of Gilmore
bond. He permitted the amount OF
4 bond to remain All. $1,000, the same as
fixed at the prisoners preliminary
hearing, since which time he has been
confined in Jail in default of bail.
May Organize Militia.
Effort is being made to organize a
state militia company in Eaton. Sever
al applications for membership have
been made, it is said.
Some years ago Eaton had a militia
company and state armory was built
& but later the company disbanded. Al
. present the local American Legion post
is custodian of the armory.
Treat Harry Hahn.
Harry Hahn, so, tailor. unmarried OF
g New Paris, was committed from pro
3 bate court to the Dayton State Hos
% pital for treatment. 1t is believed his
ailment will yield to treatment.