The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-01
FOUR PREBLE COUPLES
VICTIMS THIS WEEK
OF WILES OF CUPID

EATON. O., Sept. Miss Pauhne
Gaul, school teacher. and }. FRANK
Marley, rural mail carrier, were mar
ried this morning by the Rev. Fatner
]. NJ Hyland. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Gaui.
Miss Lois NJ. Curry, school teacher
of Gettysburg. daughter of j. V. Curry,
and AIva Bowers, farmer, Eaton,
Rural Route 2, procured a marriage
license here Wednesday. 1t was ex-
pected the Rev Mr.. Myers of Gettys-
burg, would perform the marriage
ceremony.
Miss Mary Hill and William Estes
were married Tuesday by the Rev.
Hiley Baker of the Christian church.
Miss Gladys Pence, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pence, and Everett
Poos were married Monday by the
Rev. George Sixt of the Lutheran
church.
Marriage Licenses
Preble county marriage licenses:
]. Frank Marley, SO, rural mail car
rier. and Pauline Gaul, %. school
teacher, both of Eaton; Alva Bowers,
"a, farmer, Eaton, R. F. D. 2, and Lois
NJ. Curry, 20, school teacher, Gettys-
burg; William Estes, %, farmer, and
Mary o. Hill, 26. both of Eaton; Ev-
erett Poos, "a, farmer, and Gladys
Pence, 26, farmerette, both of Eaton.
Teachers Institute
"Vitalized Reading" and "VitaliZed
History were the subjects of two ad-
dresses delivered today at the county
teachers institute by J. c. Muerman,
federal bureau of education, one OF
the instructors for the weeks meeting
]. F. Marsh, state schools of West
Virginia, the other instructor, ad
dressed the meeting today on Teach
ing as Salesmanship Making the
Sale" and "A Bunch of Stories.
County Agricultural Agent Ernest
D. Turner spoke at the morning ses
sion of the institute today.
Music at the morning session was
led by Walter Collins. Miss Leona
Shriver sang two solor this afternoon
The annual election of institute of
ficers will be conducted Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock
Suit Involves Engine
Robert and Pheba Ramsey of Preble
county, are being sued in common
pleas court by the Minneapolis Thresh
ing Machine company, of Hopkins
Ill, for $3,9346s. A steam traction
engine figures in the suit.
The company AYERS the defendant:
gave an order for the engine and i
was delivered in Richmond, Ind. Il
the company agents, but the defend
ants refused to accept it. A second
hand engine was taken in on the deal
the company claims, at value o
$500. 1t is claimed the defendant:
executed notes for $4,000 in favor o
the company. Included in the amour
sued for is freight charges on deliver!
of the engine in Richmond. The sec
ondhand engine still is in possession
of the defendants, the company AYERS
To Address Service Men.
z. j. King, of Dayton, will address:
a meeting of ex-service men of Preblt
county here Friday night at 8:3'
o'clock in the courthouse. His I'D
dress will be in the nature of givin'
information about a party of official
from Washington that is touring Obi
to meet personally all service mel
who have disability claims or who al
entitled to disability claims. TIL
party will be be in Dayton, Sept.
at which time the service men y
this county will be given an audience
Rev. c. F. Irwin. chairman; Georg
Schell, vice president and Lee CamI
bell, secretary-treasurer of the count
legion council
Risinger Home.
Common Pleas Judge A. c. l.
singer, returned home Wednesda
from six weeks vacation from o
fetal duties. He passed the vac;
ton with his son, Roi Risinger, nea
New Dayton, Alberta, Canada. Juds
Risinger was accompanied by his wifi
who had preceded him several week
in a visit to their son.
Sues on Note.
Suit to recover $3.50, alleged to
due on a note. has been institute
by the First National bank of Ne
Paris, against William Null, in cor
mon pleas court.