The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-08
RELIGIOUS HEADS
TO MEET IN EATON.
ON DIRECTOR PLAN

UN UlktGIUk fLAN
EATON, o., Sept. 8-Ministers, Sun.
day school superintendent and OIL
cials Of Sunday school organizations
in Preble county have been requested
to meet in Eaton, Sunday, Sept. -, Tor
the purpose OF conference on the al
visibility OF Preble county joining with
several other counties in district Tor
the purpose of securing the services OF
a director Of religious education. The
conference is scheduled for p. m. In
the Christian church. The district
would be made up of the counties OF
Preble, Montgomery. Darke. Miami and
Shelby. That Preble county become
a part Of the district has been ap.
proved by the executive committee OF
the Preble County Sunday School as
ISOLATION.
s. s. superlntendents Announced
Department superintendents for the
ensuing year have been announced by
the Preble County Sunday School as
ISOLATION executive committee as FOL
lows: Elementary. Mrs. J. r. Hart,
Camden; secondary, boys, Rev. A. w.
Hirby, Eaton, r. F. D. No. 3; second
airy, girls, Mrs. Lora Stubs. West
Elkton; adult, Prof. e. A. Holcomb,
Eldorado; administration, w. Fl. Riley,
Lewisburg; missionary, Rev. H1ley
Baker, Eaton; teacher training, Rev.
P. v. Harris, Campbellstown; temper
ance, C. M. Benson, New Paris; home,
Mrs. Daisy Price, Eaton; visitation
Mrs. J. w. Miller, West Alexandria.
~ 5n0 RaiIots Needed
Anticipating the possibility Of wom'
en- voting at the November election,
the county election board estimates
1t will require 1880 ballots to conduct
the election in Preble county.
: The boards plans, in the event
women vote, is to place additional
voting booths in the various voting
precincts instead of creating add
tional precincts. 1t is the intention
of the board to make the voting places
as spick and span as possible FOR the
women.
County Ditch Ordered Dug.
Apportionment of cost for construc'
ton Of a county ditch in Twin town
ship, petitioned for by David Price,
has been approved by the county com
missicners and the construction work
has been ordered sold to the lowest
bidder on Sept. 20, at 10 a. m.
Under verbal contract with the com
missioners, Mark White will paint a
bridge of the Scott road, Somers town.
ship, near Anderson's, for 1920.
Isaac Glaze, under verbal contract,
will construct approaches to a bridge
of the Scott road, Gratis township
near John Brandenburg's for $3.50.
hoI
tract, will receive s3S for making a
cut and repairing hill on the Camden
and Gratis road in Gratis township.
Suit For Ejectment.
Suit for ejectment has been filed
against George E. and Bessie Tutt!ey,
the plaintiff averring the defendants
are occupying four feet of ground off
the south side of her lot, southwest
corner Somers and Walnut streets A
garage of the Tuttleys, recently built,
is said to occupy a part of the dis
puted ground.
Wants $125.36 for Labor.
Alleging he furnished labor and ma
terials to the extent of $125.36 in con.
nection with the harvesting of wheat
crop, Howard Wright has entered suit
in common pleas court against Will
lam Eikenberry to recover the amount.
Mrs. Mundhenk Divorced
Extreme cruelty and gross neglect
were grounds upon which Marie Mund-
henk was granted a divorce from Hal
D. Mundhenk and restored to her
maiden name Of Bunger. The decree
was granted by Judge A. c. Risinger
in common pleas court. The couple
had been married about seven years
Custody of Daughter Given
Upon writ of habeas corpus, Judge
A. c. Risinger, in common pleas court,
granted Mrs. Anabel First custody of
her daughter, Barbara Jane First, aged
2 years. The child had been in the
custody Of w. o. and Reba First, &C.
cording to the habeas corpus writ
kretizers File Bond
Clyde A. and Jacob H. Kretizer
have filed bond in the sum of $4,000
as executors of the estate of the late
Emanuel Kretizer, following their ap.
pointment in probate court. John
Habekost, Samuel Markey and VIII.
liam Peterman have been appointed
by the court to appraise the estate.
Four Licensed to Wed
Marriage licenses issued here re-
Gently: Clyde E. Smith. Fl, painter
Eaton, and Mary F.. Ozias, 90, seam
stress, West Alexandria; Russell Clay.
ton Surface, 81, farmer, and Laura
Virginia Overholser, IS, both, of Dixon
township.