The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-23
TRUCK And TRANSFER
men BAND TOGETHER
IN PREBLE COUNTY

EATON, O.. Sept. determination
OF the Western Ohio Transfer asso-
citation has been effected by truck and
transfer men of Preble county and
nearby towns outside the county.
Officers of the association are
Eaton men. They are: President,
Harry NJ. Flory; vice president, Jerry
Sheehan; secretary. r. h. Kemper;
treasurer. Ora Slower. Headquarters
Of the organization will be in Eaton.
The object of the association is TO
promote and protect the interests of
rs members, it is said
Fine Game Law Violators
Violators of the state game laws in
he southern part of Preble county are
feeling the effects of the law at the
hands of r. H. Marshall, of Camden,
! state game protector.
Protector Marshall's records show
hat NJ. o. Bennett, Sylvester and
William Hines, jr.. were "pinched" and
assessed fines OF s25 and costs each
or hunting squirrel out of season.
Charles Nelson, farm hand, paid a
inc of S25 and costs for hunting
Without license. Frank Harbaum,
# Hamilton. paid fine of $50 and
osts for hunting on Sunday and hunt
ng without a license
All the fines in the cases were as
essed in the court of Mayor F. G..
Shuey in Camden.
Local Lodge Visits Dayton
Eaton lodge of Odd Fellows will at
end the state meeting of Odd Fellows
Saturday in Dayton. The local lodge
will have with it the American Legion
,and of West Alexandria
Other Odd Fellow lodges in Preble
county expect to have large delega.
ions on hand to participate in the
affair
CHARGED with Auto Theft.
Charles Davis 50, local man. is
confined in the city Jail under $4,000
bond on a charge OF stealing an auto
mobile here a week ago, from the
garage of Nelson Y. Quinn
Mrs. Iva Renner-Glander. 25, is held
in the woman's department in the
county Jail for completely in theft OF
car Davis alleeedly stole
Davis was arraisned Thursday af.
terncon in Mayor H. L. Risinger's
court. and he requested preliminary
hearing, which was fixed for Saturday
morning at $50 o'clock, and bond
was fixed. pending the hearing
Mrs. Glander's arraignment was
continued, after she had been brougn;
from jail to the city building, to ap
pear in the mayors court 1t is un.
derstood Mayor Risinger had secured
statement from her regarding the
case.
Were Arrested Wednesday.
Davis and Mrs. Chandler were arrest
ed Wednesday night in Dayton. The
alleged stolen car was disposed of by
Davis in Chillicothe. local police say
The car was recovered by the owner
Police say Davis and Mrs. Glandal
left Eaton some time ago together
He is married. Mrs. Chandler was di
vorced recently by her husband, Leo
nard Glander, upon grounds of adu
terry and gross neglect. according &c
local county court records. They had
been married less than two years.
Davis had been in the employ OF
Quinn & Co., coal dealers, of which
Nelson ] Quinn is the head.
Drive Nets Many Members.
Cleanup membership drive of tho
Preble county farm bureau, JUS
closed, netted 275 new memberships
which brings the total membership
to 1922, according to officers of the
y bureau.
The drive was In progress -four
weeks. The number of new member:
secured in each township in tn,
county was as follows: jefferson, 80
Jackson, 13; Dixon. IA Israel. Is
Monroe ,25; Washington So; Casper
p; Somers, %; Harrison, 9; Twin
80; Lanier. So; Gratis, 81.
Have Wheat for Sale.
OF an approximate total of 1,30
bushels of certified seed wheat obtain
ed by members of the county farm
bureau from stocks in Delawar,
county. for seeding in Preble county
As bushels Of Trumbull wheat left il
the car is for sale, County Agricu
tural Agent L. D. Turner states. Tn
wheat is at Camden. Information cor
corning the grain can be obtained