The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-04-12
Authority IS ASKED
TO TRANSFER PREbLE
FUNDS TO AID ROADS

EATON, Ohio, April 12.-Applica-
ton has been made by the county COM
missioners, through County Prose
cutor R. c. Sever, for authority to
transfer $4,000 from the county fund
TO the road repair fund. The applica-
ton represents the road repair fund
is practically exhausted and the ac-
cumulation in the county fund is more
than adequate to meet all demands
placed upon it.
Appeal has been taken to common
pleas court from a squires court in
suit involving a judgment for $3.50.
George T. Acton is plaintiff and John
Green and the Flory Ice, Coal and
Truck company are defendants. Green
takes the appeal. The Flory company
is garnishee in the action and al
legedly refused to comply with. the
court order to pay the judgment.
In divorce, alimony and custody OF
child suit entered by Nora Taylor
against William l.. Taylor in common
pleas court, the litigants agreed that
all money, notes, checks and securi-
ties accruing from sale be turned
over by the clerk of the courts to the
defendant, he to pay note held by
Spring Bros. company.
Addresses Young People.
W. o. Moore and Miss Alice May,
state leaders in young peoples church
work, addressed conference of Preble
county young people here Wednesday
in the Christian and Presbyterian
churches. Mr.. Moore also presided at
mans separate session and Miss
May at n woman'S separate session.
The conference closed in the evening
with banquet.
Issue Naturalization Papers.
Nicholas Kuss of Eaton received fin
al naturalization papers Wednesday
through common pleas court Issu-
ance of final naturalization papers to
Mike Marsio, of near New Paris, was
deferred a year because of lack OF
knowledge and information concerning
the United States government. Sec
ond papers in naturalization of the
Rev. Thomas Murray of Eaton and
Eldorado, native of England, was de-
ferred until June &C. in order that de-
positions of five years residence in
the United States may be supplied.
Ministerial President
The Rev. Hiley Baker, of Eaton, has
been elected president of a minister
ial organization in Preble county that
will work in harmony with the state
federation of churches. Rev. ]. A. AL
bright, Concord, is vice-president:
Rev. Fl. j. Moore, of Camden, secre-
tary; Rev. d. S. Eshelman, of Edo
rado, treasurer.
Red Cross Chairman
o. V. Fritz, former postmaster at
West Alexandria, has been elected
chairman of the Preble County Red
Cross chapter, succeeding DIR. s. P.
Carter, West Manchester. resigned.
Chairman Fritz was vice-chairman of
the chapter. The vacancy caused by
his elevation to the Craftsmanship has
been filled by electing the Rev ]. A.
Albright, Concord, vice-chairman.
Closing School Dates.
Closing dates for district schools in
Preble county for the summer vaCa-
tion are announced as follows: April
2S, Israel township; May 4, Gratis vii.
lage and Monroe and Lanier town
ships May II, West Elkton and ele,
mentary grades at Lewisburg; May 49,
Jefferson township, Camden and We.
roma; May "a, Jackson township; June
1. Lewisburg and West Alexandria
high schools. Dixon township schools
will close the first week in May, the
date to be determined later.