The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-28
EATON CHIEF
BRINGS BACK
STOLEN AUTO
Car Belonging to John Henne
Recovered at Franklin,
Tennessee.

EATON. o.. June 28.-Chief of Po-
lice Willard Armstrong, and John
Henne, farmer, north of Eaton. ar
rived in Eaton late Thursday night
from Franklin, Tenn, to which place
they went to get a Ford car of Hen,
mes that was stolen from the streets
here three weeks ago and which was
recovered by the police of the south
ern city. The officer and Henne drove
the car through from Tennessee.
The thief who is alleged to have
John Dainwood, who IS held at Frank
lin, charged with having hired horse
| and buggy in Franklin last September
and never returned with the outfit
Chief Armstrong says the police at
Franklin learned of Dainwood's aileg.
ed marriage to a woman at New Phil.
adelphia. o., who since died, it is said.
At the time of his alleged marriage
to the Ohio woman he had a wife and
four children in the south, it is claim
ed. 1t is expected Dainwood will be
held for the authorities after DISPOSE
| ton is made of the case against him
at Franklin. Tenn.
An insurance company in which
Henne had his car insured against
| theft, sent Chief of Police Armstrong
4 to Franklin to investigate and to
| bring back the stolen car
| Soldier Comes Home.
Lieut.. Howard Nation is at home on
a furlough from Camp Sherman, fol-
lowing his arrival from overseas He
| is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Marks w
| Nation, and was in the service about
a year. -z
| Four Divorces Granted.
/ Four divorces were granted Friday
by Judge A. c. Risinger in common
pleas court. In each instance the wife
was granted the decree Three were
granted upon grounds of gross neglect
and one upon grounds of gross neglect
and habitual drunkenness.
After 33 years of married life, Eliza.
beth Longman, of Eaton, was divorced
from John Wesley Longman, upon
grounds of gross neglect, and was
awarded alimony in the sum of 81, 200
They have several children, all of
whom are of age
, Jessie Alice Waggoner of Eaton,
was divorced from Earl Waggoner
upon grounds of gross neglect and
!, habitual drunkenness. They had been
| married several years.
: Ona B. Geeding was divorced from
Adam H. Geeding. upon grounds OF
: gross neglect, and was awarded Gus
tody of their son, Firman, aged :
= years. All questions of aIimony and
! support of the child were settled out
: of court. They were married in Jan
uary. 1908.
: Cecilia Howell was divorced from
| Elvin Howell, upon grounds of gross
neglect, and restored to her maiden
< name of Glaidell.
: In each instance the costs in tbs
j case was taxed against the husband.
5 Wheat Harvest One-fifth Done.
| Approximately 90 percent of the
wheat in the southern part of Preble
t county was harvested this week, &C
t cording to estimate given by County
t Agricultural Agent A. ]. Swift. With
' favorable weather conditions, it il
: thought the wheat harvest in the
county will be in full blast next week
The yield in the county will average
between Is and Is bushels per acre
according to estimates by Swift Las
year the yield averaged 81 bushels
Quality of wheat in the county thit
J year is said to be good.
Stricken by Paralysis.
a George W. Spacht, former grocery
t man and at one time a teacher in tn,
e public schools. was stricken witt
i paralysis at his home about o'clocl
/ Friday evening. His condition at thi
: time is not regarded as serious. 1t i
said. He had been out in town duriny
e the afternoon and had not compliance
l. of feeling Ill preceding the attack. Hi
/ health has been impaired the last yea
:. or longer.
r Is Take Examination.
r Fifteen applicants took a teachers
examination here Friday, conducte,
a under supervision of County Schoo
t Superintendent w. S. Fogarty.
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