The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-29
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GREENVILLE, o., Sept. 29.-Harry
Lawhorn, is years old, whose mother
is said to reside in Versailles. was ar
rested Tuesday afternoon in Bradford
by Detective Bruce Reed of the Penn
sylvania railway company at Bradford
for being implicated in the burglary
of the Mong Clothing company's
branch store in that village late Sun
day night when about $1,000 worth of
merchandise was stolen.
Lawhorn is said to have been wear
ing a sweater and suit of clothing
which had been stolen, and was be.
ing questioned in the Mong store when
he broke away from the officer and
made his getaway, but was later re-
captured sitting on the steps of his
mothers home and taken before Mag
istrate j. W. Routzong, where after an
examination he was held under $1,000
bail and brought to this city and lodg
ed in Jail by Detective Bruce Reed
Clothing Recovered.
The clothing stolen, which it is said
that Lawhorn and three others hid in
corn field near Bradford, has been
recovered.
rolled prisoner from the Lancaster re
form school, having been sent to that
institution on charge of chicken
stealing.
Lawhorn, being a minor, was taker
before Judge Teegarden in juvenile
court Wednesday afternoon and held
to await the action of the grand jury
In $1,000 bail in default of which he
was again locked IN in iail
Amanda Folkereth Dies.
Amanda Folkereth, aged 70 years
widow of William Folkereth. Civil wal
veteran, who died at his home nea1
Delisle about six weeks ago, died a
the home of her son, Albert Folkereth
who resides northeast of Greenvillt
at o'clock Wednesday morning of ;
complication of diseases.
The deceased was a pioneer lady o
Van Buren, township, and after th'
death Of her husband, was taken L
the home of her son to be cared for
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs
Alice Burkhaler, of Dayton, two sons
Albert Folkereth, who resides north
east OF Greenville: Harvey Folkereth
who resides in Greenville; severa
grandchildren, two brothers and tire
sisters, and other relatives.
Funeral services Friday afternoon a
o'clock at Abbottsville church. Rev
c. W. Hoeffer officiating. Intermen
in Abbottsville cemetery.
Ex-Congressman III.
The condition of ex-CongressmaI
Clement Brumbaugh of Columbus, fol
mer superintendent of Greenville cit
schools and a brother of Attorney "
D. Brumbaugh of this city, is YER
critical according to the latter gentle
man who arrived from his brother
bedside Tuesday night, and returne
Wednesday morning The attendin
physician holds no hope for his recoV
cry. the patient being oblivious to hi
surroundings.
Hearing is Held.
A hearing in the matter of the re
ownership of the Union Grain CON
pany of Pitsburg, o., was up in pre-
bate court Wednesday morning an
there were a number of witnesses i
attendance. The Union Grain CON
pany started on the cooperative plan
proved to be losing investment, an
finally went into the hands of re
ceiver.
Oil Well Promising.
The oil we'll of the Cole Oil and Ga
company OF RuSnVllle, Inu., locdteu y
the Warren Disher farm in Missi:
sinawa township in Darke county,
one of the best producers in the Dark
county field.
The well was shot last Friday afte
the drillers had gone 80 feet in tn
sand at a depth of 1,240 feet.
Before the we'll was shot it shove
signs of oil and after it was shot o
began rising in the well Immediately
On Tuesday Harry Mcgowan of thi
city, visited the well and reported thi
morning that the well was now FLOW
ing over the top of the casing.
Mr.. Mcgowan said today that th
we'll would produce at the present tim
from so to so barrels a day and h