Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 287, 16 September 1919 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM

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NEFF AND DYE FUNERAL RITES HELD IN PREBLE

Both Men Were Prominent in County Two Boys Are Runaways. EATON, Ohio. Sept. 16. Funeral services for A. Clark Neff, 75, lifelong resident of Camden, and civil war veteran, were held Monday afternoon at his late home in Camden, where he died Friday night. He retired about seven years ago from the grocery and bakery business, in which he was engaged, for many years. His wife died about a year ago. He is survived by two sons, Charles R. Neff, of Camden ; Leo Neff, of Washington, D. C. and two brothers, Webster Neff, of Camden, and J. W. Neff, of Washington, D. C. Dye Is Buried. Funeral services for the late Edmond S. Dye, 61 years old, lawyer and prominent resident of Eaton, who died Friday night at the family summer home at Bay View, Michigan, were held here this afternoon at his late home and were in charge of Bolivar lodge, Masons, assisted by the Rev. Charles A. Hunter, of Barberton, former pastor of the local Presbyterian church. Burial was in Mound Hill cemetery. The wife and three sons Burvive. The Preble County Bar association met Monday morning and selected Attorneys John Risinger, A. M. Crisler and H. R. Gilmore a committee to draft resolutions of respect. Commissioners Take Office. County Commissioners Chris Wair, William B. Kline and Elwood Coblentz, elected last fall, took up their duties Monday morning. No particular ceremony marked their entrance Into the office. The board of commissioners is now Republican. The new commissioners succeed William v Johnson, Republican, who served three terms of two years each; H. A. Hinea, and Henry Busch, Democrats, who each served one term of two years. The old and new boards held a joint session Monday morning, at which the old board wound up its business and then gave way to the new board. Hambridge-Sliver. Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Mrs. Isaac Sliver, widow of the late Isaac N. Sliver, and William T. Hambridge, manager of the Hotel Rosman. It is expected the wedding will take place October 9 in the Presbyterian church. No invitations will be issued. "Sim," as Mr. Hambridge is familiarly known, and his bride-to-be are being showered with congratulations by their many friends. Boy Runaway Caught. Russell Taylor, 13, of Hamilton, was taken from a westbound Pennsylvania train here Sunday evening by Sheriff George Jones, upon request of his step-father, C. H . Schwab, made through the Hamilton police. The sheriff kept the lad in his living apartments in the courthouse until Monday morning, when he was placed on a train and returned him to Hamilton. The lad had a suitcase loaded with wearing apparel. He said he had

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near New Hope, Preble county. Young Man Sought, Effort Is being made by Mr. and Mrs. George White to locate their son, Willard, 15, who left a note saying he was going to other states, when he left hia home here Sunday. They fear he may have enlisted in the navy or will attempt to. The lad Is described as 5 feet 11 inches in height, weight about 135 pounds, blue eyes, light hair, and of 6lender build.' When he left home he wore a blue serge suit and either a brown hat or green cap, as he took with him a hat and cap. Motion of Overrule. Common pleas court overruled a mo

tion in the $20,000 damage suit of Mrs. Ida Kenworthy against Mrs. Clara

Charles, in which the defendant sought to require the plaintiff to make her

charges more specific and certain. Mrs.

Kenworthy alleges in her complaint

that her husband's affections were

alienated by Mrs. Charles and that she and Kenworthy have been untuly intimate. Two Divorces Granted. Two divorce decrees were granted Monday by Judge Risinger in common

pleas court, the decrees being granted

to wives. Josephine Goodwin was divorced from A. L. Goodwin, upon grounds of extreme cruelty, and was awarded exclusive custody of their minor child,

Mary. The couple married March

22, 1900. Catherine Coning was divorced from Jacob H. Coning, upon grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect, and was awarded custody of their five minor children, until further order of the court. The couple married December 13, 1891. Free on Assault Charge. Caroline Mattix, of New Westville, is at liberty upon her own recognizance for her appearance here Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock in the court of Justice L. T. Stephen for a hearing on a charge of assault, filed against

her by Rosa Hennemyer, a neighbor. The warrant was served on the woman by Deputy Sheriff Chester Wehrley when she appeared in Eaton to learn if there was going to be anything doing in the matter.

Indiana News Brevities

LAPORTE Mrs. Electa Lloyd, 85 years old, was found burned to death, by a neighbor. It is believed she Intentionally set fire to her clothes in order to end her life.

SHOALS Mrs. Willis Rex la In a serious condition from what doctors believe to have been poison in some milk she drank.

SHELBYVILLE William Wheeler, 23 years old, was seriously injured by falling under the wheels of a heavy truck. He was taken to an Indianapolis hospital.

ANDERSON Dr. Temperly Staton, a former officer in the Canadian army, reports the theft of very valuable personal belongings, including war citations for his sons who were slain in the great war, by Virgil Russell Harshman, 18, of Indianapolis.

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HAMMOND Scores of striking Hungarian workmen, employed at the Standard Steel Car plant, left here for Montreal, where they will eaili for Trieste.

SOUTH BEND The body of Eugene McAllenen, 17 years old, was drowned in St. Mary's lake at Notre Dame, where he had just registered as a student, was found by local police. INDIANAPOLIS The Democrats state committee at a meeting in the Dennison Hotel, decided to organize campaign clubs all over the state. BLOOMFIELD The Joint annual reunion of the 59th and 14th Indiana infantry. G. A. R. regiments, will be held here Sept. 25.

Woman Hurt by Auto; Driver Doesn't Stop Mrs. Eva Connell, who resides with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hutson, 211 College Avenue, was hit and thrown several feet by a swiftly driven automobile which turned from Eighth to Main street as Mrs. Connell started to cross the street, about 5:30 Monday afternoon. Although the attending physician thought there were no bones broken, Mrs. Connell was suffering from severe bruises, and what may prove to bf internal injuries. The driver of the automobile stopped his car, but did not, it was said, offer any assistance. Another autoist took Mrs. Connell home.

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