Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 109, 18 March 1920 — Page 12
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1920.
DUNHAM HART DEAD; MIAMI U. ALUMNI OF PREBLE WILL DINE
EATON, O., March 1 Dunham Hart, 75, well-known Preble county fanner died Wednesday noon at his home near Sugar Valley, six miles southwest of Eaton, after an illness of two days' duration. Funeral services . will be held Saturday afternoon at his home. Burial will be here In Mound Hill cemetery. Mr. Hart was born in Sugar Valley neighborhood, where he lived all his Hfe, with the exception of several
years that he lived In Missouri when
young man.
He is survived by one son, Walter
Hart, two daughters, Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs. Ambrose Toney, all
of whom reside In this county; also
a brother, Joseph hart, of Princeville,
111. Burbaker Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Brubaker, 75, wife of George Brubaker, were held this afternoon at
Gratis, where she died Monday at her home in that village. Dropsy was the
cause of death. Her husband sur
vives. Mrs. Brubaker was twice married, her first husband being the late Isaac Bower. Of this marriage she Is survived by two children, Ira Brower, residing southeast of Eaton, and Mrs. Samantha Giant, of Kendalville, Ind. Miami Alumni to Dine Preble county alumni of Miami University will give a senior banquet in Eaton. Anril 1. Chester A Burns,
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"1,1 O. f Jll H O liaUUUU U.U Ayers have been named as a committee. County School Superintendent W. S. Fogarty, Harvey H. Heistand, Esther Gormly will prepare the program and the Invitation list. Miss Gormly has been elected secretary of the association, succeeding C. W. Walters. . Farm Bureau Will Campaign
In an effort greatly to increase Its
of Dayton, deputy grand master. The Master "Mason degree will be conferred upon one or more candidates. A luncheon will be served in the lodge banquet hall at 6 o'clock. Engagement Announced. Formal announcement has been made of the coming marriage of Miss Helen Tyrrell, daughter of Mr F.Mzabeth Tyrrell, and Charles Harshman. Date of the wedding has not been announced.
Leland Fishback Takes Position on G, 0, P. Staff
Leland K. Fishback has accepted a position in the executive department of the Republican national headquarters In Chicago. He is a student in the law department of Northwestern university, and as soon as he completes his course at the end of the present semester, he will do field work for the Republican party. Mr. Fishback is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Fishback of this city. He was attached to the aviation section during the world war and was stationed in London.
BACK TAXES COLLECTED. INDIANAPOLIS, March 18. During the last six months the state has recovered from insurance companies $34,141.56 in back taxes due the state under the reciprocal insurance law, according to a statement issued Wednesday by Jesse E. Eschbach, state examiner of the board of accounts. The report shows that total charges brought against companies amounted to $168,581.71, and of this amount, $11,367.73 was dismissed after investigation. The amount pending settlement in the office of the attorney general'or in the' courts, is $121,639.
Hawaii's Population is
Increased in Decade
(By Associated Pess) WASHINGTON, March 18.
The
membership, the Preble county Farm ! population of Hawaii is 249,993, the
Bureau will conduct a membeship campaign. Date for inauguration of the campaign has not been fixed. Present plans are to fix the membership fee at $10, the membership to cover a period of three years. At this time there are not sufficient county fund 3 on hand to carry on county agricultural agent work. The bureau expects to raise enough money in its membership drive to make up the deficiency of county funds. After three years Bervlce, A. J. Swift some time ago resigned as county agent, sine which time the county has been without an agent. City Wars on Dogs War has been declared by the city council on unlicensed dogs running at large in the city limits. Officers who are to inforce the resolution say they are wondering If enough ammunition is available to do the job. John Risinger to Rochester. Attorney John Risinger has gone to Mayo's hospital, Rochester, Minn., for troatment. He was accompanied to Rochester by his cousin, Judge A. C. Risinger of common pleas court. Shuey Seriously III. Mayor Frank G. Shuey of Camden, who has been quite ill the last several weeks, is not mending well, according to advices received today. Mayor Shuey suffered an attack of influenza. Ask $154 for Driving Hack. Judgment for (154 is sought in a common pleas court action brought by Hazel Rautsaw Collier against the board of education of Eaton school district, she alleging the amount sued for represents ft balance due her for driving a school backi Bolivar Lodge to Be Inspected. Bolivar lodge, Masons, will receive its annual inspection Friday afternoon at the hands of Joseph E. McAdams,
census bureau announced Wednesday
This is an increase of 58,083 or 30.3
per cent as compared with 1910
STEINHART OPENS
RICHMOND BUILDING
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GUY S. MEANS. Guy S. Means has been appointed manager of the Richmond branch of the E. W. Steinhart companies of Indiana. He has been associated with
the company for several years, coming to Richmond from Fort Wayne, where he had for the past year been assistant manager of the branch in that city. Formal opening of the E. W. Setinhart Automobile company, on North Tenth street, was made Wednesday.
Men ffom the Indianapolis office and other state officials are here to welcome motorists of the district at the opening, which will close Saturday night. Guy 8. Means Is Richmond manager. The company has the state agency for the Cadillac and Chevrolet. The new building, which cost ap
proximately $80,000. is two and one- j
half stories high. The rront lirst noor i is occupied by the salesroom, and the service station in In the rear of the first floor. Offices are located on the ! Mezinnine floor along with the parts and used car department. The third floor is confined to general repair. Ten Cadillac cars have been sold in ,
me county since, me iui ui mo Account Board Claims Credit From Legislators Walter McConaha, of Richmond; James M. Knapp, of Hagerstown, and Oliver Lafuze, of Liberty, members of the state legislature, have been mailed letters from Jesse Eschbach, state examiner of the state board of accounts, presenting statements showing savings effected in the state government by the accounts board. The statements say that during the past five months, when Eschbach has been state examiner, the expenditure of the office have been $5,139 less than during the same period in 1918.
Final Elimination Trial On H. 5. Discussion Friday Winers of the preliminary discussion contest held in the High school auditorium Wednesday afternoon will meet Friday morning for the finals.
The winner of the contest will be sent to the district discussion to rep-j resent Richmond High school. I
Three men were chosen from the five entries in the preliminaries Wednesday afternoon. The winners are: James Sackman, Levi Underhill. and John Livingstone. The District rep
resentatives will be chosen from these . three. The same subject, "What Shall We Do With The Railroads" will be used throughout the district;
and state contests.
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$750
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The Kandy Shop is the Place to Eat
If you appreciate good cooking, prompt service and sanitary surroundings you will like to eat with us. Highest quality foods and "Better Service without Fancy Prices."
The Kandy Shop 919 MAIN ST.
"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" Seeds You Want Now Sweet Peas The best seeds in bulk or packets. Nasturtiums Tall and dwarf, in bulk or packets. Lawn Grass In bulk. Sow now for best results. Lemon 's Flower Shop
1015 Main St.
Phone 1093
BUY YOUR TIRES NOW During Our 10 Days Sale Only a Few Days Left Don't forget that tires advanced 20 and you can buy at a discount from the old price. If you buy now. CORDS AND FABRICS We are the originators of free tire repair service In Richmond. Richmond Tire Service Cor. 1 1 th and Main Sts.
Let us consider why Druitts should furnish that new home: Being one of wthe largest, most completely stocked and best eqipped home-furnishing organizations, we naturally best meet the wants of that new home; we offer you the best, finest home furnishing at the kind of prices you expect to pay prices within reason, and within anyone's reach. OuY va.it buy.::g power and experience make this possible to such a degree that even the most experienced buyrc pre bith delighted and surprised. Pay us a visit this week. Look over our stock and make any comparisons you wish. We know you cannot equal our Dollar-for-Dollar Values anywhere.
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A Charming Bedroom Through a beautiful 4-plece outfit like that pictured here. Finished in American walnut or mahogany we have this suite in Louis XVI period design as high-class and thoroughly substantial a bedroom set as you can get at a price well within your means when you stop to consider its good quality.
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