The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-27
GREENVILLE WELL IS
PRODUCER; OIL GOES
over DERRICK TOP

GREENvILLE, June 27.-Well No.
8, on the Hummel farm, near Union
City, has been shot, and, according
10 members of the Dayton and Darke
County Oil and Gas Co.,-by whom the
we'll was drilled, it shows every sign
Of being a good producer. One hun
dred and twenty quarts of nitro-gly-
cerine were used to shoot the well,
and oil gushed over the top of the
derrick
Ansonia Case Deferred
Owing to the fact that the clerk OF
the village of Ansonia had forgotten
to bring with him the minutes of the
village council the annexation case of
the village Of Ansonia, which was
scheduled to be heard before the
county commissioners yesterday, was
postponed until next Friday, July J..
The village desires to annex several
farms adjacent to the corporation
line. Attorney Billingsley, of Green
vile. solicitor for the village, was
present at the hearing.
Injured by Automobile.
Morlin Wehrley, the fifteen year
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wehrley, Washington avenue, was
painfully injured Saturday when he
was run down by an automobile driv-
en- by Lawrence Lehman, near the
lads home. The lad was riding down
Washington avenue on his bicycle,
. and according to eyewitnesses of the
affair, became confused, and rode d.
rectly in front of the on coming ma
chine. He was knocked down and
considerably bruised and cut about
the head and shoulders, but his in
juries were not considered serious. No
blame is placed on the driver of tho
car for the accident.
Thrown from Binder.
Albert Wilt, farmer, residing at 419
. Wayne avenue, this city, was pain
fully injured late Friday afternoon,
when he was thrown from a binder
which he was operating on his farm.
four miles southwest of Greenville.
A medical examination disclosed that
Mr.. Wilt had broken one OF his left
& ribs in the fall, which was caused by
the binder hitting rock and Earring
him from his seat.
New Cases-Common Pleas
Alice NJ. Dapore, doing business as
Mrs. A. J. Dapore VS.. Roy ]. A. Tie
bigger and w H. Sherry. Money
The Ragan-McAbee Coal Company
vs.. The Meguiar Company. Money
amount claimed $3O130 and per cent
interest from June II, 1921.
Hattie c. Oblinger VS.. Diela StShl,
widow. ct al. Action to quiet title.
Hettie c. Olinger vs.. Diela Stahl, ct
al Action to quiet title for real es-
tate
Alice NJ. Davis VS.. Murdeth Davis.
Divorce and custody of children.
Probate Court
Victoria Buehler, administrative of
the will of Henry Buehler, deceased,
filed first account.
Will of David NJ. Holsapple, deceas-
ed, admitted to probate and record.
keziah Holsapple, widow, elected to
take under will of decedent.
Joseph NJ Fouts, guardian OF Da-
~id Fouts, filed first and final account.
Last will of Sarah J. Coblentz was
fled for probate and record.
Answer of The Citizens National
Bank of Covington. filed in Emery c.
Preston assignment case.
Application filed to appoint guar.
dian of C. F. Woods. Hearing June
81.
VIII of Elias Stauffer, deceased, ad
mitted TO probate and record.
John H. Potts, administrator of the
estate of Elizabeth Mulbarger, deceas
ed. filed second and final account.
John Stauffer was appointed eXecu
tor of the will of Elias Stauffer, de
ceased Bond $4,000.
Mary A Mote, executrix of the viii
of VIM. II. Mote, deceased, filed frs
and final account.
John Armstrong guardian of B. F
Hart, filed first and final account
Same filed resignation.
Bert Hufer appointed guardian o
8. f. Hart. Bond $4,000