Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 262, 14 September 1921 — Page 14
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1921.
bank In -which it is alleged he had no funds. Nellie Grace Keller vs. John H. Keller, alimony. Probate Court. W. H. Routzong. administrator with the will annexed of Ida Ditmer, deceased, filed second and final account. Kdwin . Wrisht, executor of the will of Joseph Wilson Mills, deceased, returned order of public sale of real estate. Same confirmed and deed ordered maed to purchaser. Order of appraisement of real estate issued in estate of Elizabeth Mullenix, deceased. W. H. Burk. administrator of the estate of Martha J. Burk, returned order of appraisement of real estate. Order of public sale issued. Application filed for the appointment of a guardian for Mary A. Niswonger, an alleged improvident person. Hearing Sept. 19. Will of F. J. Fitzgerald admitted to probate and record. Lucy Florence Fitzgerald was ap-
iB death. She, Is to pay all of his . . . . t1 .Art
FUVIUS FITZGERALD WILL IS FILED FOR PROBATE AND RECORD GREENVILLE, O.. Sept. 14. The last will and testament of Flavius J. Fitzgerald, Civil war veteran, who died at his home in Ft Jefferson recently, haa been filed for probate and record In Judge Younker's court. The Instrument provides for the payment of all his just debts and funeral expenses, and bequeaths to his son, Charles Fitzgerald, the 42acre farm in Neave township, providing he pays to his sister, Cora Bell Broughman, the sum of $2,000, and to
his wife. Lucy Florence Fitzgerald, he
bequeaths his house and lot in tort Jefferson, his personal effects and all
the crops on the farm at the time of
debts at his decease
An item in the will provides that any of the heirs who attempt to break the will shall forfeit their share. .
was filed
Answer filed to petition of Matilda Crawford, widow, for increase of . . n ... t urniUm T"
as executrix of the will which was ex-Iora s esialJ
ecuted on isov. 13, 1919, ana witnessed
PITTSBURGH CHOOSES WOMAN MUNICIPAL OFFICER FIRST TIME
by Frank G. Longfellow and Dale R
Warrick. AMn Sears, who resides at Ithaca, was tried in police court recently for abusing his wife, the arrest having been made upon complaint of his wife to Humane Officer Williams that he had assaulted her. Sears pleaded guilty and Mayor Wright assessed a fine of $10 and costs, $19.17 in all, which Sears paid and was released from custody Aubrey Shields was arrested by Patrolman McClellan for assaulting Lon Strobel, and Mayor Wright assessed a fine and costs against Shields, which was secured. The trouble is alleged to have started over a girl. The damage case of Laura Bailey, administrator of the estate of George M. Bailey vs. the P. C. C. and St. L. railway for $10,000 damages and 1,181.66 for 3 truck and cream cans de
stroyed early in January, 1921, when a Panhandle passenger train crashed into the truck at West Manchester, O., is assigned for hearing in common pleas court-Friday before Judge Teegarden and a jury. j Cottrell Funeral Held. Funeral services over the remains of Erk M. Cottrell, second lieutenant in the World war, killed in France, Oct. 7, 1913, whose body was sent home for burial, was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of his parents. 531 Washington Avenue, and was largely attended. Rev. Youmans, pastor of the Christian church, delivered the sermon and f-ervices were held under the auspices of Erk Cottrell Post, American Legion and the body given a military burial in Greenville cemetery. Answers Sheriff's Charges. Grace M. Shuff, through her attorneys Myers and Myers, has filed answer and cross-petition to her husband's divorce petition filed Sept. 7 Mrs. Shuff charges her husband with extreme cruelity and says that shortly before the birth of their child he frequently stayed away from home all night and she did not know where he was. She asks that his petition for divorce be denied, for alimony- for the support of herself and child, for an absolute divorce and the custody of the child and for all other relief to which she may be entitled. Postpone Meguiar Case. The case of the State of Ohio vs.. Robert Meguiar assigned for hearing Sept. 14 in common pleas court before Judge Teegarden and a jury has been continued until the next term of court at the request of Prosecutor John
Hoel, owing to the absence of material witnesses for the state. Meguiar is indicted for issuing a check on a imiiiMiutniHHiilinitliniintiHimiiiMiiiimMiiiiitiitHnmilintnHiMiiiiiiiniitr--
Friends to Install, Hear Mask, Speaking Speaking, music, installation of officers and a social hour to follow has been arranged for the annual open meeting of the Friends Missionary society of South Eighth Street Friends church, for Wednesday night. Mr., and Mrs. Gurney Binford, of Nito, Japan, are to make short addresses; Letha K. Peckham, of Idaho, is to sing. Prof. A. C. Purdy, of Earlham, is to have charge of the devotional.
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they must admire when they see it ex- j pended over her "new job" in this; world. National Officer. Mrs. Gray was the first president of the Federation of Women's Clubs of
Pennsylvania and now is vice president of the national federation. She also belongs to the Twentieth Century
cud, tne w oman s City club, the Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, the Civic Club of Western Pennsylvania county, and the Mothers of
Democracy, now the Service Star Legion. ; ' She has also been an instructor in the Western Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind. "I am greatly in favor of girls entering athletic contests as well as boys." she said in speaking of her work. "Girls are excitable and too likely to overtax themselves if they are not watched, so their athletics must be supervised even more carefully than the boys.' But they need the stimulation and the actual work which they
get in outdoor sports."
Stanley Green to Head
High Senior Class Stanley Green was elected president of the high, school senior class at a meeting held Tuesday. Thomas Schumaker was elected vice-president, and Miss Martha Eggemeyer, secretarytreasurer. T. O. Cantwell was named as class sponsor.
APPOINTED DRY AGENT. TOLEDO, Sept. 14. Dan B. Crane, former deputy sheriff, has been ap
pointed a state prohibition inspector
by Don V. Parker, head of the state dry forces. Crane will be stationed
in Toledo. ;
NICHOLSON TO SPEAK Conditions in England, France and Germany as observed during 16 months of journalistic work, will be described at the high school chapel Friday morning by Ralph Nicholson, formerly with the Philadelphia Public Ledger company. Miss Mildred Whileley, graduate of the class of 1921, will play a piano solo.
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PLANS NEW OCEAN ROUTES WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. A special study of trade routes between the United States and South America and China is to be undertaken soon by shipping board officials with a view of developing those already established and of inaugurating new lines where needed.
BILL PLACES REGULATION ON SECRET SOCIETIES BATON ROUGE. La., Sept. 14. A bill to prohibit organization of secret societies whose memberships are not made public and to provide penalties therefor, was introduced in the Louisiana legislature yesterday. The bill also would prohibit street parades in disguise.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart Gray. To Mrs. Margaret Stewart Gray belongs the distinction of being the first woman in Pittsburgh to receive a municipal appointment. Mrs. Gray's position is that of superintendent of the bureau of recreation in the department of public works. Mrs. Gray is a mother, a club woman and a business woman. She is said to bring a wealth of social, business and civic experience to her new position and in addition intense enthusiasm. It is perhaps woman's enthusiasm which has helped her to gain the worthwhile position she, now holds in public life. The same enthusiasm which men scoff at when they see it exhibited over a new dress fad is what
High School Council to Present Vaudeville The senior high school council is preparing to present talented members of the school in "vaudeville," according to an announcement. Taul Qoigg. business manager, is to issue a call for talent. Friday. Besides Paul Quigg, Norman Hoeffer, assistant manager; Martha Eggemeyer, costumer and Robert Hornaday, electrician, are interested in producing the show.
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Galvanized Garbage Pails Good, serviceable pails, 95c to $2.10 Hornaday Hardware Store 616 Main Phone 1281
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60 Golden Cream Bread Wrappers get a pair of Stilts at the Tbe Richmond Baking Co.
Pecan Roll and Honey Nougat Both are a delicious confection filled with pecans and almond?, freshly made. Try some the next time you desire rich, creamy candy. Send her a Whitman Sampler and win a smile. Mullane's Taffies, made with loving care.
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