The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-20
FAILED To Bring Up
MOTOR BUS ACTION
IN COURT IN EATON

EATON, Ohio, juno 20-Although1
set down for hearing on Monday in
common pleas court. the motor bus
line Injunction action against the
town of Eaton was not brought up.
Mark E. and Walter F. Kinch and
John NJ. Schisler are suing to perma-
nently enjoin the officials of Eaton
from enforcing a motor bus ordinance
adopted recently A temporary in
junction was granted a week ago.
The plaintiffs are operating the White
Star Line motor bus route between
Dayton and Richmond. Ind. The local
motor bus ordinance, among other
things. exacts a 5000 license fee year
" and indemnity bond of $4,000 to
$4,000 and prohibits busses from
using streets traversed by electric car
lines.
Granted Divorce.
John r. Heitsman was granted di-
vorce from Florence Estella Heits-
man by Judge Risinger in common
pleas court, upon grounds of gross
neglect. Mrs. Heitsman was awarded
custody of their child, Geraldine, upon
answer and cross petition; also
81 900 alimony for support of herself
and child The father and grandpar-
ents on both sides are privileged TO
visit and receive visits from the child
at reasonable and seasonable times
lIeitsman is ordered by the court to
pay his own attorney $1G0 The couple
married in September, 1918.
Claims WiIfull Absence
Alleging her husband has been will
fully absent the last eight years, Ethel
nj
pleas court for divorce from John P.
Edseu, and for her maiden name OF
Long. The couple married in July,
1913, and have no children.
Authorize Farm Sale
Sale Of half of a farm left to Allie
Toney by her late father, Durham
Hart, in Dixon township, has been
authorized in common pleas court.
The daughter, by her fathers will,
was to have half the home farm dur
ing her life, after the executor OF the
testator's will had drawn line north
and south dividing equally tho land.
The half of the farm given Mrs. Toney
had no buildings and her plea that
the land could not be rented to adj
vantage was sustained by the court
Sheriff Jones will sell the land at pub
lie sale, providing private sale cannot
be effected in the meantime. The
court DEGREES the sale shall be free
of all life estates, limitations or con-
ditions.
Set Trial Date
July 10 has been fixed as the date
for trial in common pleas court OF a
suit entered by Mary Yournis against
Timothy and Mary Glenn, involving
$4,000 the plaintiff allegedly loaned
the defendants to apply on purchase OF
property in New Paris. The
property cost $4,000, it is averred, and
the plaintiff claims the deed to 1t
should show she has a two-thirds in
terest in the property,
Must File Answer
If David Eshelman fails to file an
answer within five days from June 10
present year, George W. Briniey, as
administer of the estate of the late
Emma E. Doup, of Dayton, will be
given judgment in a suit for $500
which it is claimed represents a note
held by the estate.
Failure to file within 10 days an
answer in a suit in common pleas
court will result in judgment being
given to William L. Hollenbaugh
against Logan S. Welbaum for 5000
Welbaum is to file the answer.
Sell Fourth Concessions
Concessions for the Fourth of July
celebration in Eaton have been sold by
a Chamber of Commerce committee
having charge of this feature. The
bulk of the privileges went to local PEG
Pile The celebration will be staged
upon the streets and plans and ar
rangements are being whipped into
shape as rapidly as possible. Al elab
crate display of fireworks will feature
the festivities at night. Several strong
free attractions will be provided fol
the celebration It is expected tht
days program will be completed anC
announced within the next few days