The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-19
RIDCEVILLE OFFICER
IDENTIFIES CRIMINAL
IN TOLEDO PRISON

WINCHESTER, Ind. Jan. lotto
Carpenter the proprietor of garage
at Ridgeville, and Norman Friend.
marshal at Ridgeville. have been
summoned to Toledo. o., relative to
their Identifying Gonnoud. alias Pen
ellis, who is being held in custody
there, charged with robbing the Ridge
vile bank on the morning Of Decem-
Der 3, last. The two Ridgeville men
were taken separately into a cell con-
tanning fourteen prisoners, and each
one identified Gonnoud as the guilty
man. according 10 Official word re-
ceived in the city
Carpenter is the garage man who
was knocked down by the robber when
he was burglarizing the bank. Con-
noud's habeas corpus proceedings will
not be tried until after the governor
Of Ohio takes action. which probably
will be the first of the week.
Hold Military Funeral.
The body of Lester Harmon, "a,
killed in action in France, July 1918,
arrived in this city Friday evening
mother, Mrs. William Powell in Stone
street. One sister. Mrs. Mildred Har-
mon Collins, also survives.
A military funeral was held in the
First Methodist church Sunday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, in charge of the
American Legion, with the Reverend
0. T. Martin officiating. Burial in
Fountain Park cemetery. The ex-serv-
ice men attended the funeral in uni
form.
Teegardcn Is Fined.
The case of the state against Ed
with intent to kill Henry Taylor, was
tried before Judge Alonzo L. Bales,
who found the defendant guilty of
assault and battery and fined him
$50. Teegarden and Taylor are both
residents of Saratoga. This is the
first criminal case in many years that
has been tried in Randolph county
circuit court without jury. Prosecu-
tor F. NJ. Mann and w. G. Parry,
attorney for the defendant, having
agreed to accept the decision of Judge
A. L. Bales.
Harry Fetters Dead.
Harry Fetters, IS. is dead at his
home in North East street, after lin
gering illness of kidney trouble. He
is survived by the widow and three
children. Lucille and Lewis Fetters,
and Mrs. Mary Viola Gray.
Dogs Attack Starts Suit.
Suit for $4,000 damages has been
filed in circuit court for Beulah Teve-
baugh, a minor, by William Teve-
baugh, her next friend against Charles
Proctor. The Tevebaughs live on a
farm in Knox county and the girl was
bitten by a dog, said to be vicious,
belonging to Charles Proctor 1t is
alleged the dog left Is permanent
scars on her face.
Bromaeen Funeral Held.
The body of Mrs. Permelia Brom-
agen, 81, who died at the State Sol
diers Home, Lafayette, was brought
to the home of her brother. w. ].
Purdy, in Residence street, Saturday
night Surviving is one son. Howard
Bromagen, of Marion, Indiana. Funer'
al services were held at the Purdy
home, Monday afternoon, in charge OF
the Rev. and o. T. Martin, with burial
in Fountain Park Cemetery.
Randolph Federation Meets.
A meeting was held by the Randolph,
County Federation of Farmers at the
Lincoln School. Monday evening
when =. F. Treasurer, of Muncie, agri
cultural agent or Delaware county
was the principal speaker. There was
special music, and a large crowd
present.
Two Divorces Granted.
Judge A. L. Bales has granted a
divorce to Eva Harrison VS.. Raymond
Harrison and Frances E. Thornburg
VS.. Chester Ellsworth Thornburg
Veteran Clerk Leaves.
William c. Simmons has resigned as
mailing clerk in the Winchester post
office TO accept a position with A. NJ
Brown. in the advertising department
of the Poland China Hog Journal. Mr.