The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-25
WINCHESTER GulPRIT
ARRESTED AT OMAHA,
TO Be BROUGHT BACK

WINCHESTER Ind. May 25:--Word
has been received here from the Chief
Of Police at Omaha, Nebraska that
H. A. Hulke had been placed under
arrest and would be held in custody
until the arrival of officials from Ran
dolph County. where he is wanted on
a charge of'semhezzling and conspiracy
TO commit felony. 80 :
Hulke is the last person against
whom the recent grand jury returned
an indictment in connection with the
Marine Tire and Rubber company.
Others who were associated with him
in locating the plant and operating 1t
in this city and who have already been
indicted and released on bond are,
William J. Huber, of Warsaw, BenJa'
min Darnell Of New York, George J.
MERCER of Springfield, ILL.,. and B. j.
Brown of Fort Wayne. Sheriff Lundy
Fisher left Tuesday for Omaha, with
requisition papers for the return OF
Hulke. 80 $50 H..
Il. : Winner Divorce Suit.
q. Suit for divorce has been filed by
Oxzie Winner against Pearl Winner.
They were married January %, 1909
and separated January 81, 1921. Cruel
and inhuman treatment is the charge.
Licenses Issued.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to James C. Perform, &c, Pontiac,
Michigan, and jeanette Lemaux. 26.
Ridgeville, and Wallace Anderson, 20,
and Amanda Moore, 81, of this county.
,-..~..4 Golf Course Opened.
The new golf links on the j. D.
Miller farm, northwest of the city were
formally opened Tuesday by the Win
chester Golf Club. A picnic lunch
was enjoyed by the club members at
5 O'Clock.
A marriage license has been issued
to Otis Thornburg, 26, and Inez Holli-
day, 81. Justice George Coats perform
ed the ceremony.
Reverand William J. Sayers, of Nun
Gle, will deliver the Memorial Day Ad-
dress at New Dayton, Monday morning,
May 80. at 1890 o'clock.
Real Estate Transfers.
Emma M. Clark to Alton Bromagen,
part lot a., Carter addition, Union
City, w. D.. $500.
May Stephens to Granville, O. James,
4, a, White River township, w. D.,
s7.4oo.
Dewey McCracken to Fred Davis,
lot 90, Edgewood addition, Lynn, W. D.,
$3.50 - - -.
Fred Davis to James c. Jarrett, lot
%, Edgewood addition, Lynn, w. D.,
500.
Stevens Will Probated.
The will of Harriet Stevens has
been admitted for probate. She leaves
her personal property and all other
property owned by her to Mary Brane.
The will was written January 8, 1921,
and witnessed by Clarence M. Hunt.
B. F.. Brane and Walter .Brane.
r. Lynn Editor Retires.
Frank e. Wright, who has been
editor of the Lynn Herald for the past
90 years, has sold his newspaper and
retired from that business. In max
ing an announcement in the weekly
paper he says: 1.-The first weeks
entire proceeds were something Xix :
$12, while the first's months receipts
barely paid expenses. The paper at
first was printed one page at time.
on a Job press. Later bringing the
first cylinder press that ever came
into Lynn Still later installed the
first line-casting machine ever brought
into Randolph county. The Herald
office stands equipped as one of the
.
Eber NJ. Brown has taken charge of
the business.
Carriage Company Dissolves.
The Ross Carriage Manufacturing
company of Union City, has filed pre-.
liminary certificate of dissolution with
the Indiana secretary of state.
Holiness Rally Sunday.
The Randolph County Holiness asso
citation viii! hold its fifth Sunday rally
May 9, at the tabernacle. in the east
ern part of the city The Rev Ar
thur Zepp of Upland, will be the lead
ing speaker of the day.
Purdue Specialists Are Here.
Two specialists from Purdue univer
sity, L. E. Hoffman. state county
agent leader, and P. G. Riley, of the
poultry husbandman department
spent Monday with county agricultural
agent, r. A. Fields, visiting various
parts of Randolph county, in the in
terest of their respective work. On
Monday evening meeting of the
Poultry Breeders association was
held by the Wayne and Green town
ship Federation Of Farmers. The West
River federation met Tuesday evening
at Huntsville.