The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-31
LANIER TOWNSHIP,
PREBlE COUNTY, TO
STAGE THIRD FAIR

sEATON, Ohio. March 31--Residents
of Lanier township will stage their
third annual community fair April Z
in the township central school build
ing. which will include exhibits OF
grain, seed domestic science products.
art, manual training products, ETC.
Liberal prizes will be awarded the
winners.
A program of entertainment by pu-
pills of the school will feature the fair.
The various show classes for the ex-
hibit of grains, etc, are announced as
follows:
Corn--Class one, 10 ears of yellow
corn; class two, 10 ears white corn:
class three, five ears popcorn; class
four, best single ear corn; class five,
one peck potatoes; class six, one peck
wheat; class seven, one quart clover
seed.
Domestic Science-Class one. cake
baked by high school girls; class two,
cake, bread, pie, by women of town
ship; class three, sewing by domestic
science class; class four, candy made
by high school pupils; class five. can
dy made by grade pupils, class SIX,
Art-Class one, paper weaving,
grades one to four; class two, book
lets. grades five to eight.
Manual Training one, best
exhibit by first year boys; class two,
best exhibit by second year boys.
Fined $500, Costs
Pleading guilty to Illegal possession
of LIQUOR, Jason Silver was fined $500
and costs Thursday by Squire l.. t.
Stephen. Two hundred dollars of the
fine was suspended during good be-
havior. Silver was committed to jail
until the 500 and costs is paid The
arresting officer said Silver had
quart bottle of liquor and a drinking
glass in his possession when arrested
Brings Another Action
Action in garnishee was instituted
Thursday in common pleas court by
Thomas Donohoe against j. G. Con
nell. held in jail in Dayton as a mem
Der of an alleged automobile stealing
ring.
The amount involved is $3.50, which
Donohoe AYERS he paid Connell for ar
automobile that later he had to sur
render as stolen property. Some days
ago Donohoe brought suit against Con
nell to recover the $3.50 and for at
tachment. In his garnishee actor
Donohoe AYERS he has good reason Il
believe Lurt White has in his posses
sion property of Connells in the form
of tractor, the purchase price o
which has not been paid and which
Is not exempt from execution.
Suit Compromised
Elmer Bennett and John Pollock Ell
fected compromise in suit involv
ing 500 and the case was dismisset
Thursday from common pleas court
Just before trial of the case was t,
begin.
Bennett claimed Pollock agreed t.
get him purchaser for piece o
property. the purchaser to pay $3.50
and Pollock to receive 500. Pollocl
received his money but the prospect
i've buyer did not complete the deal
Bennett claimed.
Form Agency
Formation of a real estate agenc
by ID. NJ. Swihart, Eaton, and 0.
Fritz and Harry l.. Copp. West Alex
andria. is announced. Offices will
maintained both In Eaton and in Yves
Alexandria. Fritz is an ex-postmas
ter of West Alexandria.
Word of Accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Earhart receive
word here Friday that their grandson
Arthur Earhart, Z years old, had bee
killed by an automobile at his HON
in Vicksburg. Miss. Details of the a,
cdent were not given. The lad was
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Earhar
u was expected the body would a
rive here today for funeral and buria
Arrangements for the funeral have nc
been announced.
Elected Elder Emeritus
j. +. Hendricks was elected eide
emeritus in the annual congregation;
meeting of the Presbyterian churcl
w. S. Fogarty and Ralph McFall wer
elected elders; +. e. Bailey and p
Scofield, deacons; Fred Filbert an
Harry Paullin, trustees; S. S. Lande
financial secretary; A. ]. Hiestan'
treasurer.