The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
EATON CHAUTAUQUA
TO BE HELD DURING
WEEK OF JULY 21-27

EATON, Ohio, May 5-July 21-27 is
announced as the dates for Eaton's
annual chautauua meeting, which this
year is sponsored by St. Clair post,
American Legion.
Among the attractions announced
.or the course are the light opera,
'Mikado." and the drama. Friendly
Enemies" Other offerings of a must
cal character, include Knight Mac
Gregor, Lillian Johnston company,
Metropolitan orchestra, Dunbar. Male
quartet and bell ringers, and Keller
sisters.
In the lecture line the attractions
include Montaville Flowers, DIR.
Charles S. Medbury, Elwood T. Bailey,
Charles G. Jordan, Jesse H. Holmes
and John B. Ratio, impersonator.
A pageant, "Conquests of Peace"
will be presented by junior chatau-
quans the last day of the meeting.
Fooarty Elected Delegate.
Walter s. Fogarty, Eaton, superin-
tendent of Preble county schools, has
been elected one of IS delegates from
the Ohio State Teachers association
to the convention of the National Edu-
cational society, to be held in Boston,
Mass, in June The balloting was
conducted by mail.
Check Up on Taxes
With the time limit for filing volun-
tary personal tax returns having eX-
pired. County Auditor S. G. Hunt has
issued notice to tax assessors in the
various taxing divisions of Preble
county to meet in his office here Satur-
day, at which time they will receive
instructions and supplies. The asses
Sors will canvass the tax returns IN
their respective districts to ascertain
if in their judgment, proper return has
been made in each instance. A check
viii be made to ascertain If any have
failed to make return, in which cast
the assessor will make the assessment
The assessors of the county are:
Villages, Eaton, George T. Longneck
er: Camden, Joseph Test; College Cor
ner l.. F.. Hill; Eldorado, H. R. Nc
Pherson: Gratis, S. L. Andrews; Lew
isburg. B. S. Horn; New Paris, B. F
Mckee; Verona, A. T. Harris; West
Alexandria, J. NJ. Saylor; West Elk
ton, s. Jordan; West Manchester, G. r.
BARNES. Township assessors: Wash
ington, H. T. Koontz: Dixon, Clarence
Lyhrook: Casper, w. Bailey; Gratis
Thomas Riner; Harrison, T. ]. Etzler;
Israel. H. NJ Sizelove; Jackson, L. B
Larsh: Jefferson Verling Morrison
I.anier, Jacob Clifford; Monroe, Ed
Rautsaw; Somers, T. E. Shaefer; Twin
George Knouse.
Enter Action in Court.
Action to marshal liens and sell rea,
estate has been entered in common
pleas court by Ed B. Jefferson against
S. s. and Ruth Black. Daisy Marker
and Francis IL VanAusdal. Jefferson
AYERS he obtained judgment for $487
against the Blacks in common pleas
court in June, 1921, but that nothing
was found to levy upon. He AYERS
they are now in possession of IL
acres of land in Harrison township, OF
which Daisy Marker claims to hold {
mortgage, and 80 acres in the same
township, subject to a life estate o
Rebecca Brown, and on which Van
Ausdal claims to hold a I'm.
Neglects to Provide.
William A. Cooper, formerly a resi-
dent of West Alexandria, was releas
ed Thursday from the county Jail here
where he was placed Wednesday OF
an indictment charging neglect to pro
vide for legitimate children. He wa!
brought here from Waynesville. Com