The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-10
GREENvILLE EXCHANGE
SUED BY milwaukee
COMPANY FOR HOMINy

GREENVILI4E, March 1o--Suit to re-
cover the sum of 1851 with interest
from October last, was filed by the
Charles Krause milling company, of
Milwaukee, against the Greenville
Farmers exchange. The krause COM
pany alleges that the exchange or
dered 80 tons of hominy through their
agent. Noah Wenrich last May, but
shipment of same was delayed until
July. When the hominy arrived in
Greenville it was refused by the Farm
ers' exchange, and the product was
sold to Lon Fogle at loss of $21.50t
per ton The plaintiffs seek to recover
demurrage on cars and loss caused by
shrinkage.
Fined for Burglary.
Upon being arraigned in Squire
Donovan's court yesterday afternoon,
Roy Mills, who was arrested on a
charge of burglary, plead guilty, and
was fined $50 and costs. In default of
payment, the young man was COM
mitted to the county Jail.
Missing Boy Returns.
John McEowen, local high school
youth, whose disappearance a week
ago, caused much apprehension among
his friends, has returned to his home.
east of this city. The lad was visit
ing in Dayton.
The centennial celebration is be-
ing held this week by the congrega-
ton of the First Presbyterian church
in commentator of their one-hundredth
anniversary.
The Rev. c. E. Tedford, Of New Car
Isle, Ohio, delivered an address, and
special music waws furnished by the
quartete under direction of M. w.
Westerfeld Rev. Tedford was pastor
of the church from 1890 to 1894.
Organize S. Of v.
About one hundred and twenty-five
sons and grandsons of veterans of the
civil war met at the Moose hall, here
and camp of Sons of Veterans was
officially mustered in, with c. E. Lony
of Dayton. acting as the installing Of
ficer for the officers which were elect
ed as follows: Camp commander, H. S.
Altick; Senior vice-commander, Harry
Brown: Junior vice-commander. Ray
Gilbert; Camp secretary, l.. B. Coon;
Camp treasurer, w. B. Marshall.
Re-Hire Superintendent
Minor McCool, superintendent of the
local schools, was re-hired for term
of one year at the meeting of the
Greenville board of education, held
Monday night. Mr.. McCool's term ex
tends from September, 1921, to June,
1922.
Non-Support Cases.
Two non-support cases were dis
posed of by Judge Teegarden in COM
mon pleas court here. Roscoe Miller,
of Arcanum, pleaded guilty to the
charge, and was sentenced to six
months in Jail. The sentence was
suspended on condition that he sup
ports his family. and he is also re-
uuired to report to Probation Officer
John Carver, of this city, each week
during the ensuing two years. The jail
sentence becomes effective at once,
should any violation of these orders
occur.
Paul Jarret, railroader, of Belle
fountaine, who was arrested Saturday
by Sheriff Wagner, plead guilty to a
charge of non-support of his children
and of failure to pay alimony to his
wife He was also sentenced to six
months in Jail, which was suspended
upon condition that he pays his wife
$40 a month and supports his child.
Summer Park.
Mercelina park, in the village OF
Celina, north of here, is to be devel-
oped into a summer resort this season
The park was leased from the Harpon-
ola Manufacturing company, by Joe
King, a man of many years exper-
fence in the resort business. The park
is ideally located, on the banks of lake
Mercer, where boating, fishing and
bathing facilities abound.