The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
EDWARD KLINE, DIES
IN EATON; FUNERAL
WILL BE TOMORROW

EATON, o., Feb. 6.-Funeral serv-
Ices for Edward Kline. 81. city mail
carrier, who died OF pneumonia We'd
nesday evening at his home in
Lovers Lane. after a brief illness, will
be held Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Sallie Kline Mast Main street, accord
ing to present arrangements. Waiver
ly lodge, Knights Of Pythias, OF which
he had long been a member. will have
charge OF the funeral. Burial will be
in Mound Hin cemetery.
Mr.. Kline lived all his life in Eaton.
He was son OF the late George Kline.
pioneer OF Eaton He was a member
of the county postal employees associa-
ton and the county poultry fanciers'
club. He had been in the postal car
rier service the last three or four
years.
Surviving members Of Mr.. Klinef,
family are his wife, Anna Klines
daughters, Misses Harriet and Mar
garet, and son, Rossman Kline. His
mother and two sisters, Miss Daisy
Kline, of Eaton, and Mrs. Charles
Schlenker, of Hickman, KY, also sur
vive him.
Fracture Legs In Falls.
Martin Douglas. IS. Civil war vete
eran. fell on the Icy walk at his homo
here and broke his leg.
Elias Zehring. 81, who fractured fis
hip few DAYS ago in a fall upon
an Icy sidewalk, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. J. H. Musselman, ID
reported as recovering slowly from
the effects OF the shock.
Court Actions Brought.
Jeanette Windle, of West Alexari-
dria, was granted a divorce in conf
mon pleas court from Chelsie Windlo.
70 whom she was married 10 years
ago in West Alexandria. She was
also awarded their child. Settlement
pf alimony and support was effect ed
sout OF court.
C. II. McQuiston has filed suit in
common pleas court against James III.
Glenn and others for quiet of title to
McQuiston claims the defendants
claim some interest in the realty
averse to his rights.
John H. Ehler, as administrator of
Nhe estate of the late John Schl1 pg-
man has brought suit against Johrl J..
and Henrietta F1ory and the Twin
Valley bank, to recover $3.50. allie ged
ito be due to the estate on note.
Mrs. Izor Buried.
Remains Of Mrs. Lola Jzor, So, wife
of Henry Izor, who died at her home
in Dayton, were buried here tod,ry in
Mound Hill cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs.
lzor formerly resided in Eaton. A
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Young, resides
in this city. -.
Bailey Heads Banquet Body.
Edward E. Bailey, OF Eaton, hat; been
named chairman of the lincoln BAN
quet committee of Preble county. C..
B. Unger, of Eaton, is scretarys and
c. w. Sylvester, treasurer.
Date for the annual banquet. which
will be held in Eaton, has not been
definitely determined.
Chairman Bailey will name sub
committees in a meeting within the
next few days. Efforts will bel made
to secure Ralph D. Cole, aspir;lnt for
governor, to speak at the banquet
the chairman states.
New Trial Granted.
A new trial has been granted by
Judge A. G. Risinger in the suit Of
Belle King against J. e. Voge. A COM
mon pleas court jury denied the plain
tiff Judgment for $1010.10, the yer.
dict being in favor of Voge. Plaintiff
Immediately sought q new trial.
Has Not Accepted Place.
DIR. George w. Homsher Of Camden,
recently appointed health commits
sioner for Preble county, at a salary
of $500 for part-time service has not
vet signified his intention OF accept
ing the appointment.