Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 59, 10 March 1922 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1N0., FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1922

REQUESTS FORFEITURE OF BOND BE STAYED IN ESTES' EATON CASE

'"" EATON", Ohio, March 10. Motion requesting that forfeiture of bond be not declared has been filed in common pleas court by counsel for R. L. Estes, Convicted of automobile theft and sentenced to prison, and who is and has been at liberty under bail since his conviction pending contest of the case through the courts. The state supreme . court a few days ago handed down a decision affirming Estes' conviction and sentence of from one to seven

years in the penitentiary. He is under

$2,500 bond.

The motion sets forth that Estes is

detained under order of court in the rtate of Illinois and it is impossible

for him to appear here and carry out the sentence of the local common pleas court. He was ordered to appear here March 8 to carry out the court's sentence. The motion declares the sent fence, under the Ohio laws, can not be carried into execution before the May, 1922, term of court. However, the supreme court decision , directed the judgment be executed without delay. Convicted In 1920 Estes and his nephew, William Mills, were convicted in common pleas court in October, 1920, following their arrest in January, 1919, for stealing an automobile from the gaTage of S. C. Richie, banker, in New Paris. Mills was sentenced to serve one to seven years in the reformatory. Mills' counsel has an application pending in common pleas court requesting he be placed on probation and not be compelled to serve sentence. It was expected action would be taken today on the application. He Is under $2,000 bond. It is said he has been in Eaton the last day or two. Local officials say they have been advised Estes is under $35,000 bond for his appearance in the courts in Chicago on a criminal charge. Marriage Licenses Preble county marriage licenses: Edear Singer Woolf, 19 years old, far

mer. Lewisburg, and Marie Elizabeth Price, 18 yaars old, Harrison township; Clarence Eckhardt, 29 years old. thresherman. Gratis township, and

- Effalee M. Hook, 21 years old, Eaton Elected Lodge Head

Charles Fulks has been elected dictator of Eaton lodge, No. 818, Moose,

for the present year. Tom Somers is

past dictator; Lawrence Roselius, vice dictator; Samuel Beane, prelate; Sher

man Lewellen, treasurer; Arb Christman, trustee.

Installation of the officers will take

place in a meeting March 27.

Suburban

.James Scott has taken a position

at Connersville.. .Mrs. Charles Hoover and daughter have returned home

from a two weeks' visit with relatives

in Kentucky. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudleston have moved to Lafayette.

Mrs. "Phoebe McCann has returned

with her daughter and family, at

Chicago...:. The Ladies of the M. E. church will give a market Saturday. March 11. at T. E. Huffman's fe?d store. ' Commencing at 11 o'clock, lunch will be served the remainder of the day Howard McGeath and family have moved back to their home here. Ward Elsey and family, who lived in their house, have rented the Shoemaker house on Main street. ....Mr. and Mrs. O'Maley of Knightbtown, spent the week end with Mi-, and Mrs. Larry Heigler Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace 6pent Saturday and

Sunday in Greenfield Mrs. G. F. Walton and daughter, Dorothy, spent the week end with relatives at New

castle .Mrs. Jennie Smalley has bought the property owned by Mrs. Christina Meyers, and will make her home there Mr. and Mrs. Carsoa Ohmit and family of Cambridge City,

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Henley and family Mrs. Robert Rush, of Pennville, visited Miss Maiy Hoover Sunday J. F. Groves is in

the hospital at Newcastle. His sister, Nell, i3 taking care of his restaurant

during his absence Mrs. Sarah

Huddleston was 75 years old Tuesday. March 7. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Ed. Huddelston and daughter, Ruth,

of Fountain City, came Saturday and

bought her a blooming plant and a bunch of roses in rememberance of the day The last course of the musical entertainment will be given here at the I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday eve

ning, March 14.... .Mrs. Everett Spen

cer returned to her home at Indianap

olis Tuesday after a few days visit

here with relatives. Her mother, Mm.

Mary Woodard accompanied her hone for an indefinite visit Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Elsey and son spent Sunday

with Bert Rogers and family, of Cen

terville Mrs. Elizabeth Sutton, of Indianapolis, spent the week end her j with oid friends B. F. Hayden and family had as their guest3 Sunday,

James McCarty and family., of Lewis-

ville and James McCarty and lamity,

of Straughns Clyde Watt and fani

ily and Raymond and John Richard

son of Centerville, spent Sunday with

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart.. . .Mrs.

W. H. Zeigler, of Cambridge City, called on Mrs. Meyers Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huddle

ston entertained at dinner Sunday, Bishop Harry Mason,, of Hillsdale, Mich., Rev. and Mrs. . L. Sokwitne

and Ernest Huddleston and family... j .Clyde Hoffman of Indianapolis spent

the week end here with relatives

Miss Lova Henley spent the week end here with her parents. HANNAH'S CREEK. Ind. The Rev. Max Schaffer of Muncie, will preach

DUNLAPSVILLE, Ind. D. L. Craig

is better of la grippe. .. .Miss Nellie

Darter of Hickory Grove spent Tues

day night with Misses Rhea and Grace Mahin here Mrs. Ora Lefuze and daughter Miss Maxine of near New

Hope, visited relatives and friends

here yesterday. . ..Mrs. Sophia Fisher

and daughter Martha Jean were the

guests of home folks, Mr. and Mrs

James L. Bryson at Maple Drive, east of here Wednesday George Crist

purchased a span of mules at the Smith sale Tuesday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Booth of near Quakertown, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nickels and son Quinton at their farm home

near Alquina, Wednesday.

DUBLIN, Ind. Revival services will

continue each night this week at the U. .B. church Elbert Huddleston

and family entertained at dinner last Thursday, Bishop Harry Mason, of Hillsdale, Mich., Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Lockwitmer, Everett Floyd and Missts Julietta and Mary Chamy Mrs. Mary Reed met with a painful accident Thursday when she fell on the ice and broke her hip. She is re ported to be getting along as well an can be expected Mrs. Ida Kelley of Knightstown, spent Sunday with Chester Laymon and family Leonard Dean, of Cincinnati, spent the week end with Miss Julietta Champ.

here next Sunday morning at 10:30

ana in tne evening at 7 o clock. Sue day school at 9:15. Mr. and Mrs. Homer LaFuze and son Lester were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCarty.. .Mr. and Mrs. Morton Swafford, and Mr.' and Mrs. Morris Swafford and son. Max, spent Sunday with A. A. Swafford and family, near Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Toms, who have been visiting relatives here for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Emporia. Kan., Thursday William Scamme1horn snd family entertained the Rev. Max Schaffer at dinner Sunday..... Lee Ingersolk assessor of Harrison township, was through this locality Monday taking the valuation of personal property and real estate.. ,Ros3 Monroe has been ill of LaGrippe the

past few days Alvin Bowman liasl been absent from Greenwood school'

this week on occount ol illness.....

Mr. and Mrs. Everett LaFuze visited

with Frank Burt Monday.. .Miss Loii

LaFuze was the guest Sunday of her friend Miss Adelaide Little Misses Mildred Little, Mary Harmeyer. Charlotte LaFuze, Raymond Stubbs and Justin LaFuze will take the eighth year examination next Saturday. They are pupils of Hanna's Creek school... William Ammerman and family were the guests of Oliver Bucanan and family, of Liberty, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ballenger and son, Hadley, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Everett LaFuze and son, Harvey, at dinner, Sunday Loyde Harmeyer, who hzs been ill, is improving.. . .LMr. and Mrs. Emmett LaFuze entertained several members of the farmers' federation Tusday evening.. .. .Miss Fern Moss spent Sunday with Miss Olive Scott, at Richmond Miss Thelma Swafford, who has been home for a few weeks returned to business college at Richmond Monday Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrett spent Sunday in College Corner, visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Downard entertained

Mrs. Robert Barnhart and daughter.

Maxine, at dinner Sunday Earl Killum has been absent from school for several days on account of illness. Harry Slmms and family moved to Liberty last week from the farm of Ralph Druley, near here Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lloyd's little daughter, Lethia. 10 years old, was taken to Reld hospital last Wednesday where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. Her condition was considered Berious but she is slowly improving.. .Irving LaFuze, Wilbur Greggerson, Oscar Martin and Rev. S. L. Martin attended the men's Bible clas

at Connersville, M. E. church last Sunday. Rev. S. L. Martin led the meeting. About 125 attended., .. .The district -Latin contest will take place at Shelbyvill April 7. Misses Eloise LaFuze and Esther Beeler received

the highest grades and will attend the contest Mrs. Lura LaFuze and daughters spent Sunday with Mr. and

Mrs. Harry Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Morton Jones entertained in honor of their son, Hubert, last Friday evening. About 20 young people weic

present and a social time was enjoyed.

Refreshments of ice cream, cake, co

coa and candy were served. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Mitchel of Richmond.

were guests of David Maze Tuesday

afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Rome

Finch's little son Paul, is ill of pneu

monia .Prof, and Mrs. Lloyde Austin entertained Mrs. Olive LaFuze and

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ron, Kenneth, last Sunday Miss Margaret Dooley spent the week end in Richmond Miss Eloise LaFuze attended a surprise party Monday evening at the home of Miss Mary Hill in Liberty. The time was spent in games and contests. Refreshments were served Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lewis School and sons, John and David, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyde Williamson and daughter Phyllis, all of Lyonsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter LaFuze and family.. .Miss Esther. Stubbs of Kitchcl has pneumonia,. .Mrs. Hazel Hubble

and daughter, Elizabeth, have returned to their home near Liberty, after visiting several days with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carson, of this place. WEST RIVER, Ind. Moses and Cora Wood of this place were visitors in Hagerstown Thursday afternoon... Walter Beeson and Ray Driscoll hauled oats Monday. .Several from around

here attended the farmers' meeting at Dalton school house Friday night. . A good program was presented. Mrs. Alice Hanson gave a talk about chickens and U. M. Stewart talked about fertilizer, j Several songs were sung by the school children. .. .Mrs. Winifred King called on Mrs. Martha Wood and daughter Cora Monday. .... .Mrs. Mick Chesman has rented her place and has moved in the house, with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lumpkins and family. .... Misses Mae King and Cora Wood called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckerdite Thursday night.... Mr. and Mrs. John Paterson and children, Walter and Maxine of Modoc, visited Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Benson and children, Clarcie and Charles Sunday John H. Lamarand Fred L. Beeson were in Richmond Saturday. ,. .Arthur Davidson called on Acil Lamb Saturday evening The basketball boys of Losantville atended the basketball tournament at Union City Friday night

and Saturday Dick Wood spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ashbury Wood Mr. and Mrs. Ashbury Wood and daughter Cora spent Sunday after- fi noon in Modoc visiting relatives ... '. Mrs. Lottie Durbln called . on Mrs. , Emma Beckerdite Thursday afternoon. ....The roads in this community are in a bad condition Everett Hardwicke visited Elmer Stevens and children Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thornburg moved from near here to a farm north of Modoc owned by Asa Haines.... Harold Thornburg and Will Rolens were in Muncie Saturday Arthur Davidson and John Lamar called on Mr. and Mrs. Ashbery Wood Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Lumpkin and children Mary Ann and Paul, entertained at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Kuley and family of Modoc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lumpkins and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lumpkins and daughter Margaret of Losantvllle.

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