The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-03
MICHAEL is ELECTED
CHAIRMAN OF EATON
CHAUTAUQUA FOR 1923

EATON, Ohio, Aug. 3-Frank Mitch
ell has been elected temporary chair
man OF the committee that will spon-
sor Eaton's Eleventh annual chautau.
qua next summer. Chase Derbyshire IS
temporary secretary.
permanent organization of the COM
mittee will be effected in meeting to
be held at an early date. Postmaster
+. z. Bailey, DR.. G. w. Flory, Ed Gray
and the temporary officers are a com
m1ttee that will nominate permanent
Officers
Membership of the committee at this
time is 60. 1t is made up of promt
nent business men and citizens. Wives
OF committee members will be admit
ted to the committee membership
About $50 of the necessary 700 season
tckets TO meet next years guarantee
have been pledged already, committee
members say.
The local Legion post backed the
meeting this year and sustained a
deficit. Previous to this year a citt-
zens' committee had backed the meet
ing each season.
Warren M. Eby is being sued in
common pleas court by his wife, Su-
sic, for divorce, alimony and custody
OF their child. Ray, one year old.
cruelty and gross neglect are alleged,
and the wife also AYERS her husband
deserted her and their child a month
ago and she does not know where he
is.
Seek Quiet Of Title
Quiet Of title to a parcel of ground
is sought by the Cincinnati Northern
Railway company in a common pleas
court action entered against the Flint
Dash Rock corporation of Ingomar,
Preble county. The land in question
lies alongside the railway company's
right of way at Ingomar; is 100 by 35
feet, and contains 2512 square rods
of ground The railway company
claims it bought and has owned the
realty the last 25 years. A tenn
porary injunction is in effect until the
controversy can be settled
Sues For $123
Suit to recover 1923 on an alleged
account has been entered in common
pleas court by John Conrad against A.
d. Davis. The account is for paints,
oils, labor, etc, it is averred.
Suit Is Settled
Suit to recover S85S on notes, en-
%
New Paris against A D. and Minnie
Davis has been settled and dismissed |
from common pleas court without rec
ord
Judgment Awarded
Judgment for $4,46S on mortgage |
notes has ben awarded J. z. Conger, |
as administrator of the estate of the |
late Louisa Conger, against Elizabeth |
and l.. S. Welbaum. If the Judgment |
is not paid within five days the realty |
securing the notes is to be sold.
Deninger Not Guilty
Orval Denlinger, local automobile |
dealer, charged with having driven a |
motor vehicle without a license, was |
declared not guilty by a jury that |
heard the case in the court of Squire |
L. T. Stephen.
To Explain Taxation
Representative John Chaster. Pauld-
ing county, will discuss and explain
the effects of the classification of taxa
ton amendment in an address here
Saturday evening at o'clock in the
court house public assembly hall The
meeting is announced as non-partisan
and non-political.
Lewisburg Man Honored
Leo Schlotterbeck of Lewisburg,
honored with appointment as special |
deputy grand master of the Grand |
Lodge of Odd Fellows of Ohio. The |
appointment is for year.
School Opens Sept. q
Monday, Sept. 4, has been fixed by
the board Of education as the date for
reopening the Eaton schools, after the
summer vacation
The board has employed John Mich
ael, local man, as science instructor
in the high school for the next school
year.
Miss Leona Shriver. daughter of the
Rev. Mr.. Shriver, and George McCIel-
Ian We're married Wednesday in the
Shriver home in Fairhaven, the brides
father officiating. The bride had been
at, the head of the music department
of the centralized school of Dixon
township several years. Mr.. McClel-
Ian has taught in schools in Preble
county and last year he was an in
structor in school in Bement III. He
was in overseas military service.