The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-25
AUTO WRECkACE FROM
EATON GARAGE FIRE
NOW Being REMOVED

EATON, o., Jan. 25.-Wreckage of
"a automobiles consumed in the fire
that 10 days ago destroyed the garage
OF the Eaton Tire Service company is
being removed by Junk dealers Of
Dayton, Hamilton and elsewhere who
bought them as junk. Interior of the
White Star Oil company offices that
was Quilted by the fire Is being re-
paired as rapidly as possible, as also
is the office Of the tire service COM
pany, which was damaged by smoke
and water.
Local Couple Married
Miss Nora Jane Gift, II. dauhgter
OF c. e. Gift, Somers township, and
Arthur Lee Campbell. %. local fer.
tilizer manufacturer, were married
/ here Saturday by the Rev. A. ]. Bus.
. sard. of the Methodist church.
Gilmore Trial Feb. ~.
Feb. IA was fixed by Judge A. C.
Risinger in common pleas court Mon.
day as the date for the trial of Craig
Gilmore. who Is under indictment on
a felony charge entered against him
by Miss Amy Won Kanel, of Hamilton
: O., teacher of domestic science in the
schools here.
Harry l. Risinger and Hugh r. Gil.
more, local attorneys, were appointed
by Judge Risinger to defend Gilmore
upon representation of the accused
that he is without funds to conduct a
defense, nor are relatives and friends
able to provide financial assistance
Attorney Gilmore is former county
prosecutor.
Gilmore stands charged by Miss Won
Kanel of forcibly entering her bed
room about o'clock on the morning
of Dec. 16. last, and attacking her in
the home of Mrs. Minnie V. Michael
where Miss Won Kanel has lived since
coming to Eaton to teach a year OF
longer.
Gilmore was arrested some hours
after the alleged attack, since which
time he has been confined in the
county Jail in default of $4,000 bond
He continues to stoutly deny that he
is guilty.
Rinehart Funeral Thursday.
Funeral and burial of Charles Rine
hart. 50, who died one hour after
slashing his throat with a knife Sun
day morning at his home two miles
southwest of Eaton, on the Brookville
road. will take place Thursday after
noon. Services will be conducted at
O'Clock at his late home by the Rev
Hiley Baker. local minister. Buria
will take place here in Mound Hill
cemetery.
Rinehart's family say he had beer
in ill health and this is the only rea
son they can assign for his taking his
life. He is said to have brooded ovel
the possibility of having to undergo a
surgical operation.
He is survived by his wife, one
daughter, Mrs. f. J. Scheid of Eaton
and two sons. Edward of Idaho, and
Russell, who lives in Canada.
Dillman Funeral Held.
Funeral services for Hannah Dill
man, II, widow of the late Samue
Dillman, were held this afternoon al
the home of Nat Stephens, South Rar
ron street, where she died Sunday
morning and where she had lived
many years. The Rev. c. F.. Irwin
Presbyterian church, conducted the
services. Burial was at Camden. She
was a native of Preble county. One
son, Homer, of Dayton, survives her.
Xavier Services Wednesday.
Funeral services for Sarah Gather
inc Kayler, II, daughter of Mrs. Ella
Kayler, who died Sunday morning al
the family home, will be conducted
Wednesday morning at II o'clock II
the Christian church by the Rev. Hile!
Baker, pastor Burial will be in thu
Mound Hill cemetery. The mothe
and one sister survive her.
Services for Frances Jaqua.
Following her death at her home il
Chicago, funeral services for Mrs
Frances NJ. Jaqua. So, were held her
Monday afternoon at the home of he
sister. Mrs. George Brumbaugh ant
were conducted by the Rev. Hile
Baker of the Christian church. Buria
was at New Paris.