Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 198, 2 June 1919 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM MONDAY, JLUVn; z, iai9

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EATON PYTHIANS HOLD MEMORIAL DAYJEXERGISES Former State Senator Presides at Services for Deceased Members.

EATON. O., June 2. Waverly lodge. K. of P., observed its annual memorial

and decoration services here Sunday afternoon at Mound Hill cemeterv.

The attendance of the public was not as large as last year, probably due to the excessive heat. Marion Murphy of Greenville, delivered the memorial address, which was eloquent and of a atriotic character. Hugh R. Gilmore, former state senator, presided at the services as master of ceremonies. The Rev. T. J. Simpson, of the Presbyterian church, offered prayer. The Pythian, ritualistic memorial services were conducted at the Pythian lot, by Edward Johns, member of the local lodge. Music for the occasion was furnished by the boy's band ol the Pythian home, at Springfield. The lodge members assembled at Castle hall and in a body marched to the cemetery, the band heading the procession. About two

hundred were in line. Baccalaureate It Held. Baccalaureate services for the senior class of the high school were held

Sunday evening at the Christian .church. The Rev. J. E. Yingling. of

ine u. a. cnurcn, preached the sermon. Special music was a feature of the services. Forty-eighth annual commencement exercises of the high school will be held Tuesday evening at the opera house. Col. George W. Bain, of Louisville. Ky., will address the class. Eighteen student will be graduated. Funeral of Frank Potterf. Following bis death Friday at his home In Dixon township, six miles touthwest of here, funeral services for Frank Potterf were held here Sunday afternoon at the Christian church, the Revf Hiley Baker officiating, followed by burial in Mound Hill cemetery. "Mr. Potterf was born in Gasper township and lived all his life in Preble county. His death resulted from heart trouble, with which he had been

afflicted some time. He was 63 years old. He leaves a widow, one son, William Potterf, of Dixon township, and four daughters, Mrs. Grover Slonaker of Dixon township. Miss Lou Potterf, at home; Mrs. Clara Reeves of near Dayton, and Miss Goldie Potterf of Dayton. Mrs. E. E. Morrow of thi3 city, is a sister of the decedent.. Mrs. Irene Cox Dead. After a lingering illness, due to cancer, Mrs. Irene Cox, wife of William Cox, died Saturday morning at her home, East Decatur street. She was a daughter of the late Jefferson Longnecker, pioneer grocer of Eaton. Besides her husband, two brothers, William and George T. Longnecker of this city, and Warren Longnecker of Dayton, survive. Death of William Christman. Funeral services for William Christrnan were .held Sunday morning at " Mound Hill cemetery, where burial took place, following his death Friday . at the county infirmary. Services were conducted by the Rev, T. J. Simpson, of the Presbyterian church. . The decedent was for many years employed by the late Bruce VanDoren, farmer, ' of near Eaton. He was 62 years old. A sister, Mrs. Mary Ett, resides in Dayton. Thomas Henry Rule Dead. Remains of Thomas Henry Rule, 66, .at one time a resident of West Alexandria, were taken Saturday to Cas-

xme, uarKe county, ior runerai ana burial, following his death at the ,ounty Infirmary. J Filea Suit for Divorce. Francis E. Juday has filed suit in common pleas court' for divorce from Winnie Juday, upon grounds of wilful absence for more than three years. They were married in July, 1902.

a market Saturday, May 31. at 10 o'clock at the Harris and Harris Dry goods store... :. The Ladies Aid society of the Christian church held a social at the church Wednesday evening and entertained the members of the Sunday school. Games were enjoyed, and light refreshments were served. ...Mr. and Mrs. Will Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Dock Wallingford at Whitewater. . .Decoration Day will be observed here Sunday, June 1. Dr. Light of Richmond will give the address at the K. of P. hall at 230 p. m. A special

program has been arranged Mr. and Mrs. Will Curtis of Whitewater spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. Curtis of this place.... Mrs. Clarence Pilcher and children of near Louisville, Ky., are visiting with Will Johnson

and farmily, north of town The White Star class of the Christian church was entertained at the home of Doris and Clawson Keene, Thursday evening. Those present were: Misses Dorothy McNutt, Edith Davis, Olive Harrison, Grace Carroll, Edith Carroll, Marjorle DeArmond, Ruth Fulghum, Doris Keene and Marie Keene, Messrs. Reid Thomas, Glen Thomas, Glen Williams, Paul Purvlance, Horace Hatfield, Henry Macy, Claude Alexander, Claude and Myrle Wright. Robert Ewbank, Virgil Spencer Clawson Keene and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thornton. Light refreshments were served.

FRANKLIN Lieut. Melvin B. Kelleher. 33 years old, of this city, is reported'kllled in an airplane accident, at New Haven, Conn. He was a recruiting campaign for the air service.

At one time silk was so valuable

that it was sold for Its own 'weight

In gold literally.

During the last year nearly 1,000,000 acres of woods In England were fell

ed for war purposes.

FORMER PASTORS TO BE HONOR GUESTS ON ST. JOHN'S BIRTHDAY

The seventy-fifth anniversary of St Johns Lutheran church will be celebrated Sept. 21 and 23, the congregation decided at a called meeting yesterday. Not only will former pastors of the church return for this annivers

ary celebration, but a number of other pastors who were boyhood members of the church will also come back for celebration of its seventy-five years in Richmond. .

The Rev. A. J. Feeger of Dayton, O.,

and the Rev. H. Wickermeyer of Michigan City, Ind., former pastors of the

Richmond church, will be two guests of honor and will address the congregation in the morning of Sept. 21. This will be followed with a reunion of all the confirmation classes of the past seventy-five. Mr. Feeger and Mr. Wickermeyer, and the Rev. A. L. Nicklas, the present pastor will address this reunion meeting. The evening service fo rthe day ot the reunion will be addressed by the Rev. Charles Loehr, of Pittsburgh, a Richmond man. Anniversary plans for Tuesday Include a musical program in the evening and speeches by men who have gone out from the local congregation and become ministers. The speakers who will be invited for this service are

the Revs." W. N. Nordsieck, of Tren

ton, O.; H. Blohm, of Woodville, O.; G. Jilgrlm, who occupied a pastorate

W; Morris, Minn.; W. Grabeman, of

Lawrenceburg, Ind., and John Maier.

Indiana News Brevities

-LAPORTE Earl Burg, 11, son of Clifford Burg of Pine Lake, was drowned here when seized by cramps. COLUMBIA CITY Virgil Dennis. 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dennis, was fatally injured when he fell twenty feet through a skylight and landed on a brick sidewalk. 5 EVANS VILLE Henry Schminke,

65. business man, county commissioner of Vandenburg county, and a Democrat, died suddenly at his home here, of heart disease.

TERRE HAUTE Fire wrecked the building of the Terre Haute Transfer company, destroyed 20 motor cars and caused a loss of $30,000.

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