The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-02
EATON MOOSE LODGE
CELEBRATES FOURTH
WITH LONG PROGRAM

EATON, o., July 2.-Al arrange
ments, save for few minor details,
have been completed for the Fourth
of July celebration to be staged Mon
day by Eaton lodge of Moose on the
county fairgrounds.
The festivities will begin at 10
o'clock in the morning and will con-
tinue all day and conclude at night
with fireworks and a band concert
| The days attractions include horse,
mule and foot races and various other
forms of entertainment and sports ap-
propriate TO celebration of such
| character.
| The American Legion band of West
Alexandria, has been engaged for the
| occasion and will stage the evening
band concert
The celebration will be open to the
public, as it is in the nature of bene-
fit for the lodge
Married After Divorce.
| Divorced from her husband on
Thursday, Iva Pearl Wolverton, Al OF
Eaton, and w. H. Hughes, 60, station.
larry engineer, Darke county, procured
a marriage license Friday and were
married by Magistrate l.. T. Stephen.
Mrs. Wolyerton was divorced from
Jacob Wolverton. upon grounds of viii
full absence. The decree was granted
by Judge A. c. Risinger. They had
been married II years and have two
daughters
| Mrs. Wolverton was married under
her maiden name of Loser, although
the divorce decree did not restore tc
her, her maiden name. She is E
daughter of John H. Loser.
Poffenberger Divorce.
| Wilful absence was grounds upor
which Judge A. c. Risinger, in com
mon pleas court, granted Catherine
Poffenberger, a divorce from Cyrus H
Poffenberger, to whom she was mar
ried SO years ago in Montgomer,
county. They have eight children, al
) of age.
Minister Marries Student.
Elwood A. Rowsey, %. minister, To
ledo, O., and Miss Grace Anna Fudge
%, student, West Alexandria, daugh
ter of Amos Fudge, procured
marriage license here. 1t was expect
ed the Rev. J. A. CARRIER, of West Alex
andria, would perform the marriag
: ceremony.
Asks Property Division.
r Mary Avery seeks in common plea
i court partition of so acres of land il
: Gratis township, belonging to tn
r estate of her late father, Emanue
a Avery, who died 81 years ago. Sh
S claims a one-eighth part of tn
I realty. Sarah, Ida, Leila, Rache
5 John, Vernon and Henry Avery, Dor
:, and John Zellers, Ida and John Wrinkle
: man, Amanda and John Shoemaker
5 Laura Halsey and Edith Eby ar
named defendants to the action.
4 Gold Transfer Case.
Judge A. G. Risinger has under az
visement decision in a peculiar cas-
? in which Cora Glaze is plaintiff an
. a. G. Bunch is defendant.
The woman claims she gave $500
h in gold TO Bunch to keep for her unit
9 such time as she requested return c
>. the money. She AYERS she sought r,
- turn of the money but that Bunch di
9 not return it. He claims he returne
: all or a part of it.
= The litigantS waived right of tris
, by jury and Judge Risinger heard tn
case in common pleas court.
Eaton Team at EIdorado.
After a game here Sunday afte
+ noon with the Norwood ball team {
e Dayton. Eaton goes Monday afternoo
II to Eldorado to battle with the teal
IS of that village as a feature of Fourt
o of July celebration to be staged b
e the villagers.