The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-23
TWO FORCED SALES
OF PROPERTY BOOKED
AT EATON SATURDAY

EATON, Ohio. Nov. 23--Two forced
sales of real estate are scheduled for
Saturday afternoon at the courthouse,
beginning at / o'clock. One is a fore
closure of mortgage sale and the other
is an administrator sale. Approx
mately SO acres of improved real es-
tate in Monroe township. appraised at
$11, 040. is involved in the foreclosure
sale. The action in foreclosure was
brought by Kate T. Bonner against
A D. Davis. Forty-five acres of realty
in Gratis township, appraised at 81, TOO
and belonging to the estate of the late
Elizabeth Lucas, win me sold by Ira
Lucas, administrator.
Special Thanksgiving services will
be conducted Thanksgiving day in the
Christian church. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Charles F. Irwin,
pastor of the Presbyterian church. The
several churches will unite in the
meeting.
Union church services will be con-
Quoted the next four Sunday evenings,
beginning next Sunday, according to
announcement by the Eaton Minister
ial association. Four churches will
entertain the meetings, the pastor of
the church in which the meeting is
held to preach the sermon.
Inc first meeting will be held in the
Methodist church, the Rev. Vinton E.
Busler to preach the sermon. The
Presbyterian church will entertain the
next meeting, Dec. s, the Rev. Charles
irwin to preach the sermon. Dec. 10
the meeting will be in the United
Brethren ch@rch, the Rev. A. C. Barn
mart to preach the sermon. The final
meeting will be held in the Christian
church and the Rev. Hiley Baker will
preach the sermon
Prof. John Michael, science instruct
or In the Eaton high school. has or
gan1zed radio club in the high school
with Its membership of ten at this
Tune The club members are at WORK
on construction of receiving set, under
| direction Of Professor Michael. IL
the course of time a sending outfit viii
De installed, it Is expected. The mem
Ders Will finance the clubs operations
AT present the club is holding meet
lngs In the science laboratory in thu
high school building.
Divorce and custody of their child
is sought in common pleas court &C
tlon hled by Sylvanus S. Wehrley
against Edna Irene wehrley, whom b,
married June 80, 1915 Gross neglec
is alleged.
Alleged wilful absence the last thre,
years is grounds upon which Eta Bin
ger seeks divorce from Joseph Hen
~ Blnzer and her maiden name O
Revalee. The couple married Nov. Is
1919, in Richmond, Ind.
i Paul Gerlaugh, representing tn,
state university, conferred here Wed
nesday with County Agriculture
agent e. d. Turner and local live
stock men concerning animal hus
oandry projects that probably viii b,
developed in Preble county within
the next few months.
i Judge ELAN Fisher, former Judge O
common pleas court, is a patient il
Christ hospital. Cincinnati, under oh
seryation of physicians and receiyin;
treatment.
d Creditors of A r. Hawley and c
A Hawley. both of New Paris, re
Gently adjudged bankrupts in the dis
trict federal court in Dayton, will NEE
here Saturday morning at IL o'clocl
In the office of Attorney p A Saylo
to prove their claims, appoint a trus
tee for each of the bankrupts.