Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 103, 10 March 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND., THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1921.

AGE THREE

WORKED ON FARM IS CLAIM OF EATON WIFE SUING FOR DIVORCE

EATON. O.. March 10. Alleging he has done much heavy farm work The last few years, thereby supporting the family, Laura Sample, in a suit, asks common pleas court to compel her husband, Ernest Sample, to pay her alimony for separate maintenance for herself and three children, all hers by a fore'gn marriage. She, charges her husband is grossly neglectful, and that she has expended $2,500 in improvements to farmlands held by him in his name. She asks the court to compel her husband to reimburse her. With money she had when she married the Second time, the wife avers she bought a small tract of land adjoining that of her present husband, but that she was compelled to mortgage it, and that creditors are about to take the land for obligations contracted. Mrs. Sample's second matrimonial venture took place in March, 1910, in New Madison, Ohio. Church to Celebrate Anniversary, Members of St Paul's Methodist Episcopal church will on March 16 celebrate the 50th anniversary of the erection of the edifice, with appropriate exercises. The church was built at a cost of $45,000. At the present time the Rev. A. J. Bussard is pastor of the church. Former Postmaster Dies. Oscar D. Pocock. former postmaster of Camden and father of Cyrena Van Gordon, prima donna of the Chicago

Grand Opera company, died rather

suddenly and unexpectedly Wednesday morning at his home in Camden. Neuralgia of the heart was the cause

of death, according to physicians. He and his wife had returned recently to Camden from Chicago, where they passed the winter with their daughter, who, with the wife, Cora Murphy Pocock, survive him. Mr. Pocock was born in Butler County, O., but lived most of his life in Camden. He was a brother-in-law at Judge Clarence Murphy, of Hamilton, and William E. Murphy, of Preble county; ex-county representative. For many years he was a leader in the Democratic party in Preble county. At one time he was a traveling salesman

and had an extensive acquaintance throughout southwestern Ohio. He was a member of the Pythian lodge in Camden. The daughter. Cyrena Van Gordon, arrived in Camden, Wednesday afternoon from Chicago. In private life she is Mrs. Shirley Munns. David Clear Funeral. Funeral of William David Clear. 85, native of Eaton, who died Thursday in Hamilton, took place here Thursday afternoon from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Judge Freitag. relatives, the Rev. A. J. Bussard. Methodist church, officiating Burial in Mound Hill cemetery. The decedent had lived in Hamilton the last ten years, going there from Eaton. He was a plasterer by trade. He Is survived by his wife, two sons, Sherman and Warren Clear, of Hamilton; two daughters, Mrs. Dora Bringman, of Hamilton, and Mrs. E. P. Cade, of Chicago, and two sisters. Mrs. Adeline Leslie, of Eaton, and Mrs. Ezra Nation, of Dayton. . Mrs. Ortt Seriously III. Due to rheumatism and other complications, Mrs. Sarah Ortt, wife of Major William H. Ortt, is regarded as

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Legion Members Consider Routine Business Matters Routine business occupied the attention of members of Harry post of the American Legion," meeting in regular business session at the club rooms in the K. of P. temple Wednesday evening. Reports of committees were received and a statement of the progress

made In drawing up plans for the Wayne county memorial building was considered by the membership. Ah aftermath of the Armistice Day celebration cropped up in the course of the evening when the membership was asked if any member could furnish information concerning the where abouts of one army rifle, two bayonets and three cartridge belts, missing since that day. The legion had borrowed the property, it was stated, and unless it was returned at once, would have to settle with the government. Arrangements whereby the legion band will give Sunday concerts each

Sunday at Glen Miller park have been J completed, it was announced. The ' matter of attending the Centerville J legion fair was discussed and the mem- J bership of Richmond was requested I

to co-operate with their comrades there-

Edward T. Clark. Edward T. Clark, who was secretary to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge for seventeen years, is now secretary to Vice President Coolidge. Clark is well acquainted with official life at Washington.

ritically ill at her home here She is advanced in years. Major Ortt was

I for a number of years treasurer of the

National Military home at Dayton. Masons Banquet Friday. Bolivar lodge. Masons, will observe inspection of the Masler Mason degree in a special meeting Friday afternoon, followed by a banquet at 6 o'clock in the lodge banquet hall. Eaton Staff to Whitewater. Degree staff of Eaton lodge, Odd Fellows, goes Friday evening to Richmond, to confer the first degree upon a class of candidates for Whitewater lods-e, in that city. The trip will be made in a special car on the Dayton & Western traction. Members of the brotherhood society of the Presbyterian church will give their next banquet tlie evening of March 16 at the church. The Rev. John B. Ferguson, of Hopewell. Ind., will be the principal speaker. He recently returned from a trip to the Orient.

Mrs. William Oldaker Brought Here for Burial Mrs. William Oldaker, daughter of George Bishop of 321 North Seventh

street, died at her home in Binning-J

ham, Ala., Tuesday, according to word received here Wednesday. Mrs. Oldaker was formerly Blanch Bishop before her marriage to Mr. Oldaker. The body will arrive here from Birmingham Thursday night accompanied by Mr. Oldaker. Fuperal services will be held from the home of her parents, at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Friends may call any time Friday afternoon or evening.

Curfew for Crown Forces Announced in Dublin (By Associated Press) , DUBLIN, March 10 Notices establishing the "curfew for crown forces" were posted in a number of places throughout Dublin tonight. These notices were signed "Irish Republican army," and gave warning that any soldiers or policemen seen on the streets after 10 o'clock in the evening were liat'e to be shot.

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