The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-18
ARCHITECT AT EATON
SUBMITS PLANS FOR
new CITY BUILDING

EATON, O., May 1s.-Plans and per-
spectus for a new city building have
been submitted to the city council by
H. H. Hiestand. local architect. EST
mated cost Of the improvement has
not been arrived at.
The architects plans call for &C
quirement Of the lot and building ad-
joining the city building on the south
The building would have an auditor
ium of about 100 seating capacity
The ground floor space would be gwen
over to offices and the fire depart
ment, the latter to be in the rear, on
the alley. The public library would
be on the second floor.
Plans of council at this time are to
submit to the electors of the city
proposal, at a special election, to issue
bonds to cover cost of the improve
ment.
War List Received
Eleven Preble county men lost their
lives in service during the late World
war, according to an official list re-
ceived here from the registrar depart
ment of Adjutant General George
Florence.
The list and official report shows
that three deaths were recorded in the
regular army, seven in the national
army and one in the national guard,
The record is set forth in the follow
ing manner:
Regular army. killed in action, for
eign deaths, Clarence Teaford, New
Paris. killed July Is, 1918. Died OF
wounds received in action, Albert G.
Justice, Camden, died November 1.
1918. Domestic deaths, Leonzo NJ.
Hill, Eaton, died May %, 1913.
National guard, domestic deaths.
Levi Cole. Eaton. died June %, 1917.
National army, foreign deaths, killed
in action, James W. Mobley Eaton,
died October s, 1918. Died of wounds
received in action. Phalus Moran. Cam
den. died November 7, 1918. Died of
disease, accident or other cause, El-
mer G. Minderman. West Alexandria,
died March "a, 1918. David L. Rust,
Eaton. died December 10. 1918. Frank
Wagner, Lewisburg, died December
"a. 1918.
Domestic deaths, Irwin e. Ander-
son. Lewisburg, died April %. 1918.
Minor Deem, Eaton, died Oct. II, 1918.
Eckew New Manager.
Lon Eskew, of Mt. Gilead, has as
sumed management of the Eaton Tele-
phone company, succeeding Everett
Wysong. resigned. Wysong, with his
family, and Raymond Harris. wire
chief, resigned, with his family, are
leaving shortly for California, where
they expect to locate.
Comsteck Suit Appealed.
Ollie Hodgir, of New Paris, has ap-
pealed to court Of appeals a case IN
which a common pleas court jury
al ~ FOR
s425 in favor of w. J. Comstock, OF
Canada. The suit grew out Of an auto
mobile collision. Bill of exceptions
and all record of the case in common
pleas court have been formally filed in
the higher court The case is taken
up on error.
Check Artist TraiIed.
Police are on the trail of a young
man who handed" three Eaton mer-
chants an alleged bogus check each.
The checks were drawn on William
Riley, of West Alexandria. and cashed
by Spring Bros department store, c.
Albert Thum, clothier, and Charles
Stephens, groceryman, according to
police.
Wysona to Appear.
Andrew Wysons will appear Friday
before Judge A. C. Risinger in com
mon pleas court to face charge OF
contempt of court. for alleged failure
to pay his former wife, Weltha wy
song alimony. The case was to have
been heard Monday but was postpon
ed until Friday.
Ohio Banker to Speak.
H. F.. Scott, superintendent of banks
in Ohio is scheduled for an address in
d meeting of the Preble County Bank
ers association Thursday night in
Lewisburs. Waldo c. Moore, presl
dent OF the association, will act as
host for the meeting.
State Senator G. NJ. kumler is or
the program for an address on Side
lights in the LEGISLATURE Waldo G