The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-02
CREENvILLE PLANT
BACKS ERECTION OF
new SWIMMING POOL

GREENVILLE. O., Sept ne
fine swimming pool erected by Maner
Brothers at their ice plant, Is ho"
open for business.
This is one of the best swimming
pools in this part OF the country anu
was constructed over the plans OF INC
pool at The Greenville country oiup'
but on a much larger scale.
The citizens of Greenvilie ana Vicin-
ity can now enjoy hne plunge III
strictly pure water at smail cnaIse.
Large crowds have been enjoying a
cool plunge at the pool for the past
few days.
stutz Divorce Suit.
Lizzie Stutz filed suit for divorce
from her husband, Harold StutZ, in
Common Pleas Court, Wednesday.
The parties to the suit were married
December 81, 1918, at Arcanum, and
have one son twenty months old. Mrs.
Stutz charges her husband with failure
10 provide, though able bodied and
CAPABLE of earning 5000 per day as
truck driver, and also changes him
with extreme cruelty; says he has
struck, cursed and abused her, called
her all kinds of vile names. She wants
an absolute divorce, and custody or
their minor child.
The one-story cottage of Ludy oliver
at New Weston, Ohio, north or Green
vile. was burned to the ground about
five o'clock Thursday morning. to-
gether with portion of the contents.
The origin of the fire is a mystery,
as all OF the divers were away from
home on visit at the time,
The general store of George Toman
is located within a few feet of the
burned cottage and only hard work on
the part of bucket brigade prevented
the flames from spreading to the build
ing occupied by the store.
The village of New Weston has no
fire fighting apparatus and depends on
one bucket brigade in case of fire.
Non Support Charge Filed.
John McClosky, DAYTON, Ohio, was
arrested in the Gem City. Wednesday
night by Sheriff Joe Wagner and
Deputy Sheriff Bud Corwin and
brought to Greenville and lodged in
the county jail on a charge of non
support preferred by his wife, Bernice
McClosky, the affidavit for McClosky's
arrest being sworn out in Squire John
Donovan's court. II is alleged that
McClosky. Yllo is about thirty years
ago and his present Whereabouts
we're unknown until a short time
ago.
The hearing of McClosky took place
this afternoon A federal officer from
Dayton was here in behalf of Nc
Closky, who says he is taking a course
under federal control at Dayton. and is
immune from arrest. The hearing has
not yet been concluded
Cable Meets Constituents.
Congressman John L. Gable was
here Thursday at the Hotel James con-
ferring with Republican leaders and
citizens in regard to soldiers pensions,
federal patronage, and also the Green
vile postmastership, for which there
are applicants galore. Mr.. Cable made
a very favorable impression while
here.
Pastor to Be Married
Announcement is made that, at the
homecoming to be held at Woods
grove, near Palestine, Sunday, Rev c.
w Hoeffer, of this city, and Mrs.
Diana Wilcox, of Palestine, will be
united in marriage by Rev. S. D. Ben
nett, of New Madison. After the cere-
mony sumptuous dinner will be
served. Rev. Hoeffer is well known
Christian clergyman OF Greenvllle, and
Mrs. Wilcox is one of Palestine's most
estimable ladies.
County Expenditures.
John Clemens. grading King road
Liberty township, $3.50.
Charles Wilt, school examination
fees, $28.
W. H. and c. c. Ford, compensation
and damages. inter-county highway
No. 211, $3.50.
D. w. Younker, inheritance tax fees
$500
Charles Haines & Son, final est
mate HAT ditch. $2,S39.
Jerry Runkle, inspector on Schrick
er bridge. $40.
Martin Street Plumbing company, re
pairs at court house and county home
1851.
Sylvia Welbaum, music for county
commencement, June, 1921, $25.