Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 115, 15 May 1922 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND, SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, MAY 15, 1922.
DISMISS ONE WILL CASE AND SUSTAIN i ANOTHER AT EATON
I EATON, Ohio, May 15. Two will cases were disposed of Saturday in common pleas court, one case being dismissed and a Jury sustaining the will in the other case. In each case it was averred the will of the decedent was not the last will. The dismissed suit was that of Verner C. Wagner, who contested the will of his late brother, Frank C. Wagner, who committed suicide March 24, 3920. Defendants to the action were James A. Longnecker, father-in-law of the testator; trustees of Mound Hill cemetery, Y. M. C. A. of the United
States of America, and J. E. Flora, exe
cutor of the will, he case was dismissed ab the cost of plaintiff, who was the testator's only heir." he other case was that of Frank F. Rhea, who contested the will of his eister, the late Alice E. Kelly, who died Nov. 14, 1919. John Clement White, of Dayton, a nephew of the testatrix, and 15 other legatees and devisees and H. Li. Risinger, executor of the will, were defendants. Mrs. Kelly was the .wife of, the late George H. Kelly, of Eaton, insurance man and at one time mayor of Eaton. A case styled State of Ohio, ex rel H. C. Robinson versus Charles Longman, et al., has been dismissed without record at cost of the plaintiff. The case involved a temporary injunction against defendants cutting shade trees along a sidewalk in Eaton. The court
havig before sustained a demurrer to
plaintiffs petition, and Dlaintiff not
desiring to plead further, the plaintiff
aismissed the action. Celebration Committee. Chairman L. R. Reitz of the Cham
her of Commerce Fourth of July cele-1 bration has announced the appointment of the following committees to 1 . ,
"io tuaiEB oi arrangements: n-
Sharkey, Ross Focht, L. G. Reitz; advertising, C. B. Unger, Arch R. Raney; parade, F. M. Mitchell, Harvey Florey, Joseph Poos, Ross Focht, free attractions, F. M. Mitchell, Dr. Walstrom; music, Joseph Poos; races and contests, Harvey Flory, .Arch R. Raney, Ross Focht; baseball, Harry Sharkey, Dr. Walstrom, L. G. Reitz; dance, Harry Sharkey, Dr. Walstrom; fireworks, F. M. Mitchell, Harvey Flory, Dr. Walstrom. The several committees were empowered to -name assistants if it was lound necessary. It is expected a definite program for the day and night will be mapped out in a meeting on May 10. Escape Serious Injury. When a Pennsylvania freight train wrecked a big motor truck here about noon Friday on the Main street crossing, the driver of the truck and three steers that were being transported in
the truck escaped injury. The truck is the property of Roy McCoy, of Eldorado. It is practically a complete wreck. The steers were being conveyed to the market in Dayton. It is said the driver escaped injury by jumping after the motor went "dead" on the crossing. A watchman is stationed at the crossing. Accepts Dixon Position Arthur R. Pitsinger, for a number of years principal of the Eaton schools, has accepted the superintendency or the centralized schools of Dixon township, and will take up his work at the beginning of the school year next fall. Organize Against Burglars One hundred merchants and busi
ness people in Eaton have banded themselves into a protective organization against burglars. The organiza Otion will offer $100 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone burglarizing the places of business of any of the members. The reward will be raised by assessment and will be deposited in bank. William Poos, local hardware man, i3 the originator and organizer of the association. Celebrate Mothers' Day Mothers' Day was observed Sunday ' in the several churches in Eaton. Each
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SLACK MEAT DEMAND BECAUSE OF WEATHER CUTS PRICE, RECEIPTS With a declining market for hogs and cattle during the first of the week, due to the slack demand for fresh meats that ' always develops after
warm weather, low prices ruled and small receipts were common, says the Shurley stock yards report. The In
activity of marketing was blamed on
the Impossibility of paying a price satisfactory to the feeder.
The yards received 230 hogs which weighed 46.5S0 pounds and were valued at $4,751.15; also 14 steers fed by Harry Smith, of Centerville, which averaged 1,050 pounds and brought $7.50. Cows sold for $4 to $5.50 and 75
calves delivered on Saturday, sold for ?5 to $8.
I The largest delivery was made by ICal Hole, of Centerville. who brought
in 49 hogs, which netted him $997 60
Chalk Slick, of Glen Karn, Ohio, sold 23 hogs at $10.75; Luther Lantz, of
Palestine, Oh;o, sold 30 at $10.85. Other del.'veiles were made by Carl Hwrtman, Hollansburg, Ohio; Cecil Moore, Palestine, Ohio; F'tnk Moo.man, Founta'n City; Martin Coats, Winchester; Harry Hill, Arba; Tho
mas Davis. Boston; S. M. Snyder, Joe
Bade, H. J. Maloney; O. M. Jennings,
Charles Fouts, John Murphy, Chalmer Burns. Oscar Russell, Walter Stanley,
Oscar White, Harry Macey, George Kircher. O. Cranor, Dew Tice, Howard Johnson, James M. Pyle, Fred Decker, George Biles and C. G. Addleman.
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Tuesday, May 16 Richmond Lodge,
No. 196. F. & A. M. Called meeting,
work In tie Fellow Craft degree, be
ginning at 7 o'clock. Wednesday, May 17 Webb Lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M. Stated meeting.
Thursday, May 18 Wayne Council,
No. 10, R. & S. M. Special assembly dinner at 6:30, followed by confeiing the Super-Excellent degree on class of candidates. All council members in
vited. Saturday, May 20 Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting.
Evansville on June 13, 14 and 15. Plans are being made for caring for one thousand automobiles the delegates are expected to drive to this city.
EXPECT 4,000 TO ATTEND SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCLAVE EVANSVILLE, May 15. Four thousand persons are expected to attend the annual Indiana state Sunday school convention, which will be held In
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Want Men For Army Service In California Men are being sought for service in
the army in California, according to
Sergeant Harrell, of the local recruiting station, Sixth and Main streets. Three hundred infantrymen and 300 field artillerymen, each man' to be paid $30 a month and upward, with
all necessities furnished free by the;
government, are needed at once. All interested are urged to see the Richmond recruiter.
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