The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-30
EATON SCHOOLS OPEN
new TERM, MONDAY;
new TEACHERS NAMED

EATON. Ohio, Aug. 30.-Six new in
structors have Joined the teaching
corps OF the Eaton public schools and
VIII take up their work when the
schools open next Monday for the next
school term. The new instructors are:
Harold V. Pollock, Camden; John Mi
chael, Harry HildeboIt, Miss Helen Al
baugh, Miss Ruth Deem, all of Eaton,
and Miss Evelyn Northrop, New Paris.
Pollock will be principal of the high
school. Michael Hildebolt and Miss
Deem will teach in the high school,
along with Miss Velma Ayers, Miss Ma
rtan Highland and Miss Mildred Fow-
ler Miss Albaugh will teach in the
junior high school, along with Robert
Scott, Clifford Cook and Miss Maude
Pogue. Miss Northup will teach in
the fifth grade, with Miss Blanche
Copp.
The grade teachers assigned are:
Sixth grades, Miss Naomi Patton, Miss
Elizabeth Morningstar; fourth grades,
Miss Anna Risinger. Miss Florence
Copp; third grades, Miss Harriet Kline,
Miss Nola Dalrymple; second grades,
Miss Helen Davis, Miss Melva Casey;
first grades, Mis- Florence Weber, Miss
madeline Dawson.
Hildeboldt new instructor, will
teach manual training, along with his
other work. Mrs. Marie Kubler will
teach domestic science.
A brief session of the grade pupils
will be held at $50 a. m. Monday in
the north school building. High school
pupils will meet at the south school
building at l o'clock for brief ses-
sion.
The first grade pupils will be housed
in the residence property in the rear
of the north school building that was
purchased for school purposes. The
tots playground will be separate from
that of the older pupils.
WithdraWs Suit
After pending a year, a divorce suit
entered by Helen Tuthill against
Floyd Tuthill has been withdrawn by
her. She charged gross neglect. The
couple married in September, 1920, and
the wife entered suit for divorce in
August, 1921, in common pleas court
Case Dismissed
For want of prosecution a divorce
suit entered by Ada Butler against
Charles w Butler was ordered dis
missed from common pleas court by
Judge A c. Risinger. Butler was
working in Eaton as a printer when
Immediately.
Named Receiver
Sheriff George Jones has been ap
pointed receiver for the poultry rails
ing firm of Barnet & Wilson, at Cam
den Judge Risinger, in common pleas
court, made the appointment. The
sheriff is to list all property Of the
partnership and sell it at public sale
Sept s, on the premises. The re
ceiver action was entered by w. G
Wilson against his partner, B. F. Bar
net.
Awarded Judgment
Judgment for $3.50, on mortgage
note has been awarded Abraham Reist
against Charles G. Hickey in common
pleas court First lien for $4,000 or
the mortgaged realty is held by the
Buckeye Building & Loan association
of Dayton.
John w. HORNE is suing Oliver F
Eavers for $225 on a note and 500
allegedly not accounted for in SALE
of livestock and wool
William Eikenberry has appealed {
case from a squire's court to common
rleas court in which Catherine Halder
man obtained judgment against hin
for 5000. The sum was awarded he
as her half of a quantity of corn a
legedly sold by Eikenberry.
Attends Session
The Rev A. J. Bussard, pastor o
Eaton St. Pauls Methodist Episcopa
church, left Wednesday for Dayton t
attend the sessions of the annual dis
trict conference of the Methods
church, being held this week.