The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-04
FINANCIAL TROUBLES
BESET EATON C. OF G.;
new MEMBERS SOUGHT

EATON. o., Nov. 4-Eaton Cham
Der of Commerce is threatened with
dissolution because of financial diff
culties, according to officers OF the or
ganization. Non-payment of dues oy
members and tagging of interest Is
responsible, officers say.
Efforts to rehabilitate the organiza-
ton will be made by a committee
made up of John NJ Gale, w. e. Reel,
Harvey Flory and c. G. Spring. The
committee will solicit new members
and renewal of membership as a
means of raising funds to place the
organization upon it's feet again.
The Chamber of Commerce was or
iginally the Eaton Commercial club,
which was organized in 1905. The
name was changed a year or two ago.
Federated Clubs to Meet
Mrs. Charles Kumler, of Dayton,
will address the semi-annual meeting
of the Preble County Federation of
Women's clubs here Saturday. Miss
Selby, of Greenville, and Miss Laura
Jones, of Cincinnati, also will speak,
the latter on Y. NJ C. A. work in
Ohio. Mrs. J. P. Kuntz, of Eaton, will
give a report of the state club fedora
ton meeting last week in Cincinnati.
Make Injunction Permanent.
Temporary injunction involving a
proposed transfer of school territory
has been made permanent by Judge A.
c. Risinger in common pleas court.
Robert Ehler and James Goad were
compliments against the board of
education of Preble county to restrain
the board from transferring certain
school territory in Twin township. A
temporary Injunction was granted.
The board defaulted for answer in the
case and the injunction was made
permanent
Order Additional Security.
Additional security for costs in the
sum of at least 500 has been ordered
In a s50,6O0 damage suit brought by
Sam Schneider, Montgomery county
against George Fadler and John Habe,
kost, Preble county men, in common
pleas court year or longer ago. The
suit grew out OF Schneider's arrest in
April, 1919, for which he alleges
Fadler and Habekost were responsible
He was indicted by grand jury, but
was acquitted after trial.
Effect Compromise.
Compromise was effected in a suit
brought by Caroline Jones against
William Crubaugh for partition and ar
accounting and the case was dis
missed from common pleas court
Order Contract Completed.
Common pleas court has authorized
II. J. Flora TO complete a contract fol-
sale of realty in West Alexandria
Contract for sale of the realty hao
been made before the death of Flora's
wife, Louise.
Participate in Rally.
United Brethren churches in Preble
county participated in all-day rally
services Wednesday in the United
Brethren church in Eldorado. C. B
Boda, district leader. was in charge
The more prominent speakers includ
ed the Rev. j. H. Dutton, superintend
ent of Miami conference; Fred L. Den
mis-, president of Miami conferenc,
Sunday school work; J. E. Shannon
general secretary of evangelism, ant
the Rev. G. D. Batdorf, of Dayton.
Marriage Licenses.
Preble county marriage licenses
Ernest Youngman, "a, railroader, Sui
Ivan, Indiana, and Josephine L. Sing
er, 50; West Alexandria; William
Davis, 80, laborer, and Clara J. Thomp
son, 45, both of Eaton.
COURT ITEMS.
Viola Fortney has filed suit in com