The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-03
EATON ODD FELLOWS
WILL HOLD MEMORIAL
SERVICE SUNDAY

EAlON, ", uuo Or ohh /. Dio" IL
Of Dayton, will deliver the principal
address at the annual memorial and
decoration services of Eaton lodge,
No 80, Odd Fellows, which will be
held here Sunday afternoon. The ser
vices will be held in Mound Hill GENE
terry, at 2 o'clock. The Rev. <. w.
Fitch, pastor of Barron Street Chris
tian church, will preside as master
of ceremonies. The Rev. Hiley Baker.
pastor of the Christian church, will
offer prayer and the Rev. J. E. Wing
ling, pastor of the United Brethren
church, will pronounce the benedlc-
ton.
A committee from the lodge will
decorate with flowers and emblems
the graves of Odd Fellows in the GEM
etery Sunday morning.
Members OF the lodge will assemble
at Odd Fellows hall at one o'clock and
form a procession to the cemetery,
headed by the Lewisburg band and
Canton Nonpareil.
In the event weather conditions are
unfavorable, the speaking will take
place in Odd Fellows hall.
Eaton Alumni Reunion.
Members of the Eaton High School
Alumni association enjoyed their an
hudl TGuulOu anu
night in the opera house.
Mrs. Grace Miller Conger, class Of
90, delivered an address of welcome
to the class of 1921. which was ad-
mitted to membership in the associa-
ton. Emerson Young, class Of 1921,
responded. Miss Elsie Zelly, '0s, pre-
sided at the festal board as toast
mistress. Prayer was offered by Fred
Gardner, Is. A toast, Watch Your
Step, Please" was given by Mrs. Har-
riet Fudge Wright. go Joseph Lugar,
81, contributed saxaphone solo.
F. Dano Jackley. is, entertained art
sketches. Brief Mention" was toast
presented by Joseph Marley, '09.
Our Mite" was toast given by Mrs.
Gertrude Lugar Butler, 81. Mrs. Ma
RE Alexander Burns, '03, sang a solo,
and Mrs. Jessie Holmes Stebbins, '0l,
played violin solo.
A playlet, Men Not Wanted" was
presented by Miss June Plummer, Is,
Miss Hazel Barnhiser 20. Miss Claud-
inc Lock, 20, Miss Caroline Gale, 10,
Miss Julia Sharkey, 20, Miss Loretta
Poos, IS, Miss Martha Vaughan, 20,
and Miss Mildred Coffman, 20.
Triangle Club Meets.
G. F. kettering. of Dayton, and Ar
Miami Conservancy district, and head
Of Antioch college. will address a ban
quet and open session of the Triangle
club here this evening, in Pythian
temple.
County Sunday School Workers
Francis VanAusdal, of Lewisburg,
has been elected president of the
Preble County Sunday School asso-
citation for the ensuing year. E. B.
Creag2r, of West Manchester. is vice
president; Charles c. Spring Eaton,
secretary; c. p. Coblentz, New Paris,
assistant secretary; Mrs. Iva Cline,
Morning Sun, treasurer.
Department superintendent are :
Children's. Mrs. ]. F. Hart, Camden !;
young peoples, Rev. A. w. Hirby,
Concord: with Mrs. Laura Stubs,
West Elkton, associate; adult, Ray
mond Ashworth. Eaton; administra-
ton, Heber O'Hara, Campbellstown;
educational, w. E. Caskey, Eaton );
temperance, Rev. J. F. Yingling,
Eaton The department heads and
the following persons constitute the
executive committee: OZias Fritz,
Lewisburg; E. A. Holcomb. Eldorado :;
A. B. Flory, Gratis; c. D. Spencer.
West Manchester.
Extra jury Session
Judge A. c. Risinger has called an
extra session of the May grand jury
Saturday to investigate several cases.
AT present RAYMOND LunSford and