The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-14
PREBLE COUNTY FAIR
PLANS GIVEN BOOST;
TWO BANDS ENGAGED

EATON, Ohio, Aug. 14-Giving out
ter to members for distribution, hiring
of two county bands, completing ar
rangements for installation OF a radio
station. and arranging for renovation
Of buildings on the fairgrounds was the
principal work of the county fair board
in a meeting here Saturday afternoon,
preparatory to the annual county fair,
Sept. 24-29.
The radio station, a government out
fit, will be installed On the fairgrounds
for use during fair week in carrying
announcements Of special meetings
and events on the grounds to al sec
tons of the grounds.
The West Alexandria Legion band
and the Lewisburg band each accepted
an offer by the board of SIS a day for
band music at the fair. The two
bands will be assigned to n or more
days each. The music feature may be
enlarged upon. This will be deter
mined in the next board meeting,
Sept. 8.
The board executive committee was
directed to see to it that all buildings
are placed in proper repair for the
fair. 1t was announced that Frank
Shoeller, of Franklin, Ind, will be the
starting judge of the races. Several
of the judges of exhibits were an
nounced by department superintend-
ents.
Released on Bond
Held in the county Jail in default
of payment of 800 fine and costs,
e. w:11aXia- re &ha 0rohihi.
ton laws, Noah Byrne, farmer, living
FIVE miles northwest of L~ewisburg. OBJ
tanned his release by giving bond as
security for payment of the fine and
costs within go days.
Anti-Saloon league sleuths from
Dayton made a raid on the Byrne
farm M they claimed they found a
barrel of mash, small quantity OF corn
liquor, and evidence that liquor had
been made. No still was found. Byrne
was fined in mayors court In West
Alexandria.
Granted Divorces.
Upon his answer and cross petition,
Grover c. Locke was granted a di-
vorce from Marie Locke, by Judge Ri
singer, in common pleas court. Mrs.
Locke sued for divorce and her maiden
name of Floyd, charging neglect and
misconduct. Locke charged gross neg
lect and cruelty in his c~ross-petition.
Judge Risinger ordered Mrs. Locke's
petition dismissed and gave Locke the
decree of divorce. They had been
married nina years and lived in We
roma.
Marie Huffman was granted a di-
vorce Saturday from Harold w Hun
man, in common pleas court, n CIV
en- her maiden name of Campbell.
judge A. C. Risinger granted the oil
vorce upon grounds of gross neglect.
The marriage took place in
1915, and in December, 1921, the wife
sued for a divorce, but in a few days
withdrew the suit, after which they
lived together two weeks and then
separated again.
Court Actions
Suit for foseclosure of chattel mort
gage securing $3.50 worth of notes
was filed Saturday in common pleas
court by John w. HORNE against OH
yer F. and Opal Eayers, Delma!
Grouse. o. Klepinger and c. S. Apple
Writ of replevin and order OF attach
ment were issued in the case. 1t Il
alleged Klepinger has money in hi!
hands as manager and operator or
grain elevator at Ingomar that l.
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owing for wheat delivered that HORNE
had a mortgage on 1t is aVerret
Grouse claims some interest in Tn
wheat sold and has some money from
the sale in his possession. 1t
averred Apple claims some interest II
the chattels on which HORNE holds
mortgage.
Judge Risinger has ordered sale o
realty to pay debts, in an actiol
brought by Mabel Knox Jordan, as &C
ministratrix, for sale of 81 acres o.
land in Twin township. belonging t
the estate of the late Minnie Chevs
lier. 1t is averred the estate owe
1880 and there are no funds fror
personal property to pay the indebted
ness. The plaintiff and Gladys Kno
are the only heirs-at-law of the dec
dent. The plaintiff asks that tn
Eaton Loan and Home Aid compan
be protected in a mortgage lien upo
the realty.
RURAL SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT.
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