The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-20
CANVAS AUDITORIUM
ERECTED FOR EATON
CHAUTAUQUA SESSION

EATON, Ohio, July CORRECTION of
the big canvas auditorium in which
the chautauqua attractions will be pre-
scented, was completed today, and all
practically Is in readiness at this time
for the opening of the course Friday
afternoon. The auditorium tent, a
brand new one. occupies a place on
the campus of the south school build
ing, where the chautauqua has held
forth for the last several years.
This afternoon ticket hunt for
children was staged upon the school
campus The secreted tickets en-
titled the finders to free admission to
the chautauqua during the entire
meeting
Introductory ceremonies will mark
formal opening of the meeting Friday
afternoon Attractions for tomorrow
are the Dunbar quartet and bell ring
ers. and Elwood T. Bailey, lecturer.
The Redpath bureau supplies the at
fractions and the local legion post is
sponsoring the meeting.
To Supervise CuIiing
County Agent E. D. Turner will SUI
pervise a series of poultry culling
demonstrations next week in Preble
county. Flocks have been selected in
several townships for the work. In
each township two flocks will be Sc
lected, one of which will be culled and
placed upon a prescribed ration. while
the other will not Record of feeding
cost and egg production of the culled
flocks will be kept for comparison
with results obtained from the IN
culled flocks.
The demonstrations will start Mon
day and will be conducted in the fol-
lowing townships and on the follow
ing farms: Monday, Twin township,
G. w Copp, at 9 a. M; Mrs. Herman
Kramer, at 1870 p. m. Tuesday, Is
rael township, Mrs. ]. M. Heaven
ridge, at a. m; Mrs Howard Pax
ton, at 1870 D. m. Wednesday, La
nier township, Guilford Bum. at a.
m. Thursday, Monroe township, EN-
NETT Bennett, at a. m; F. G. How
ell, 1870 p. m. Friday, Casper town
ship, Charles Handley, at a. m. W.
G. Bailey. at 1870 p. m.
Compromise Effected
Compromise was effected Wednes-
day in foreclosure of mortgage suit
entered by Charles A. Riegle against
Gerald Robbins and others, it being
agreed that Riegel should take judg-
d ment on a note for S4,240 and the mort
gage be foFeelosed The agreement
was reached just before the case was
to 60 on trial in common plas court.
Determines Car Ownership
Ownership of an automobile inyoly-
ed in a mortgage and replevin suit
was decided Wednesday by Judge RI
singer in common pleas court, after
having been under consideration some
time. C. j. VanAusdal claimed the
property by virtue of mortgage given
him by Stanley A. Kepler. The Gem
City Auto Sales company, Dayton, re-
plevened the car, which the company
averred had been sold to it in eonsid-
Grafton of a $1,000 credit on an old
debt Judge Risirger held the car to
be the property of VanAusdal.
Grand Officers Coming.
Grand lodge officers will be guests
and speakers at the second annual
picnic of the Odd Fellows and Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah lodges of Preble
county, which will occur here Aug.
8, on the county fairgrounds. The
picnic VIII be an all-day affair.
Grand lodge officers on the pro-
gram for addresses are: Past Grand
Masters Hughes and Breil, Grand
Warden Brown, Grand Chaplain F. T.
Akin; Gland Secretary H. D. Chain
State senator G. NJ Kumler is on the
program for an address, as also IS
Rev. Jacobs. of Dayton.
Kindergarten Closes.
Eaton's annual summer k1ndergar-
ten has closed after another success
full session of six weeks. The daily
attendance this year averaged about
80. The Council of Mothers sponsored
the kindergarten this year as last
season Miss Madeline Dawson ana
Miss Martha Vaughn were teachers
in the school this season. The councll
of mothers expects to finance the
kindergarten again next summer