The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-30
REV. GEORGE ]. ski
WILL END Passionate
AT EATON TOMORROW

EATON, Ohio, Dec. 3o.-The Rev.
George ]. Sixt will preach farewell
sermons Sunday as pastor of Grace
Lutheran church, Eaton, and Zion Luth- |
eran church, five miles north Of Eaton. |
His sermon in Zion church will be pre- |
sented at a morning service, at 19I
O'Clock, and in Craze church at an
afternoon service. at 2 o'clock.
Mr. Sixt recently resigned the pas
torate of the two churches to accept a
charge in Marion, Ind. His resigna-
ton is effective Jan. l. He has served
the local churches the last seven AMI
half years.
Miss Daisy Ashmau- daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Ashman, residing west
of Eaton, and Charles McWhinney,
farmer. were married Thursday even
ing in Eaton, in the home of the brides
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L..
Fudge. The Rev. Hiley Baker of the
Christian church. officiated. A linn
tied number of persons Witnessed the
ceremony.
Court order of execution was issued
Friday in a case in which Elizabeth
Robinson obtained divorce from II
G. Robinson of Eaton, more than two
years ago. The execution was for
$68726, alleged to represent unpaid
money for support of their minor SOU,
Edman, at IS week since granting
of the divorce decree in July, 1920.
Mrs Robinson and son have resided
in Richmond, Ind, the last year or
longer.
Partition of lot 20 in New Hope is
sought in common pleas court by
Tracy r. Benner, who claims a one
eighth interest in he realty as a
grandchild of the late Nancy NJ. Ben
ner, TO whose estate the realty be-
longs Emma and William Piehe, Eta
and Earl Dadisman, Madge and George
Spivy and Harry E., Jessie and Mary
Benner are defendants to the action
W. H. Yost seeks in common pleas
court quiet of title to lot 202 in Cam
den. In 1926, it is averred, mort
gage was given on 60 acres of land,
which included the lot, and that it
doubtless has been paid but not re
leased on the records. thereby cloud
ing the title.
Judgment for $469.71 and interest
on a cognovit note has been awarded
in common pleas court to Jesse S.
Kepler against c. E. Corwin.
Orval Denlinger has obtained jud3-
ment in common pleas court for $475
and interest against John Barnhart Jr.,
and Ada Barnhart, on a cognovit note.
Sheriff George w Jones has been
confined to his homo in the sheriff 8
living quarters in the courthouse the
last few days on account of illness.
Sheriff Jones will retire from office
Sunday, after having served two
terms. C. R. Wehrley, deputy to Sher-
iff Jones, becomes sheriff upon Sheriff
Jones' retirement
Services Sunday evening in thu
Christian church will be given over T.
presentation of a pageant. The sew
al churches will unite in witnessing
the entertainment, which was post
poned from Christmas on account oil
death. The united congregations will
remain for a watch meeting-to see
the old year out and the new year IN
Preble county marriage licenses
thdfleS McWhlnney. 70, farmer, ana
Daisy Ashman, %, both of Eaton.
New Years day will be observed a.
the county courthouse Monday, al
county offices 10 be closed all day, &C
cording to information given out today
at the courthouse It is understood.
there will be no general suspension o
business Monday in Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cottingham ant
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. C0ffman celebrated
their golden wedding anniversaries a
their homes in Eaton Christmas day
Mr. and Mrs. Cottingham celebrated
their anniversary in a quiet manner
Mr. and Mrs Coffman gave a famil.
dinner. A number of presents wec,
received by both couples.