The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13
EATON WILL HAVE
AUTO SHOW; AGENTS
PLAN Big AFFAIR

EATON. O.. Feb. 13.-Eaton will
have an automobile show the last four
days of the first week in March. &C
scording to present plans of the Preble
County Automobile Dealers associa-
ton, recently organized. The show
will be staged in the state armory,
East Main street.
Music and entertainment features
will be presented each evening of the
show. Stanley Brewer, Of Eaton. is
president of the county association
and Orval Denlinger is secretary.
Will Attend Meeting.
These Preble county ministers have
at this time sigritied their intention Of
attending the Interchurch World
Movement in Columbus the first three
days Of next week: Rev. A. ]. Bussard,
Eaton, Methodist church: Rev. S. I.
Gear. Camden, Presbyterian church:
Rev. A. W. Hirby. Concord. Christian
church; Rev. G. A. Vail. Lewisburg.
United Brethren church, Rev. r. A.
Jameson. Morning Sun, United Breth.
rem church; Rev. George w. KinZie,
West Alexandria. Brethren church.
To Talk to Methodists.
Dr. Bunton, of Dayton, will address
a group meeting of the Methodist
churches in Preble county in Eaton
the evening of Feb. 20, in the Meth
odist church. All ministers and official
boards of the county group are expect
ed to attend the meeting, which has
been called by DR.. Durham, district
superintendent, and will take the
place of the second quarterly confer
ence. The Ladies' Aid society Of the
local church will serve a dinner at
$50.
Conducts Davis Services.
Rev. Paul Wight conducted funeral
services Thursday afternoon in Christ
church for Mrs. Belle Davis, 81, who
died Of pneumonia Tuesday at her
home here. Burial was in Mound Hill
cemetery.
Licensed to Wed.
Marriage licenses issued here recent
ly: William A. Cullers, %, Camden,
and Iva O'Dell, 10. West Alexandria:
BENJAMIN F. Beasley, q, Camden. and
Tressie Mae Powell IS. Lanier town.
ship; John Hobart Warren, %. Dixon
township, and Ruth Elizabeth Sullivan,
90, Jackson township.
Talks to Employees.
G.. A. Carver. Strassburg. O.. CO.
proprietor Of what is said to he the
largest country store in the United
States. addressed BANQUET here
Thursday evening at Acton's restaur-
ant. given by Spring Bros. company.
local department store, for their en-
plOyes.
On Showmen's Committee.
C. L. CDocD Campbell. of this city.
has been advised that he has been
placed upon the entertainment commit
tee of the sixth annual banquet and
ball Of the Showman's League OF
America, which will occur in Chicago,
Feb IS. at the Congress hotel
Many Court Actions Brought.
An action brought in November by
Mary Studebaker against Wllbert
Studebaker for divorce, alimony. Gus
tody of children and partition of real
estate, was dismissed Thursday from
common pleas court, following COM
promise of the suit out of court.
An action for permanent injunction
and damages brought by Yves Werts
against Samuel Wolf has been taken
under advisement by Judge A. L. Rls-
niger, following trial of the case. The
suit grew out of a line fence separat-
ing lands of the litigants.
Wilson Schuman, Preble county far
mer. is being sued by Charles S. Cling
er realty broker. New Madison, O..
for $500. which Ginger ayers repre-
stnts a commission on sale of farm
for Schuman. Ginger AYERS Schuman
listed with him for sale an S1-acre
frrln IT, Monroe township. Preble ccun-