Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 193, 27 May 1919 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM , TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1919.

TOWNSHIP GRADUATION AT LIBERTY THURSDAY LIBERTY, lad. May 27. The graduation exercises of Center and Harrison townships -will be held at the earn time in Liberty Coliseum Thursday, May 29. The graduates of Center ownship ; schools are: Florence B. Finch, Frances Williams, Parris C.

Barnard, Carl Grimme, Wilbur Hunt-1 lngton, . Ralph Sanf ord, Doris Beard, j

Anna jonnson, Herbert Huntington and Ollie L. Kay. Roy Miller is the only graduate of Harrison township school. The teachers ol Center township school are Jesse E Stevens, Margaret Dooley,. Helen Van Dyke. Mary Dell Williams, Helena M. Henderson, W. H. Crecraft, Mabel Ball. Mary E. Paxton, Clara M. Egan and Lucille Bannoa. ' Harrison township school teachers are Harry Aidery, Lulu Doner. Pearl Nelmer, Dora O'Neill and Osa DuvalL The address for the commencement exercises will be given by O. W. Winfrey of Anderson. E. Z. Gainey, trustee of Center township, will also speak..'. ' Liberty and . Harmony townships will have joint commencement exercises 1 at ' Dunlapsvllle, June 7. The graduates of Liberty township schools are: Elmer McCashland, Mary E. Shepherd, Charles Soklectweg. Addie Cunningham, Fanny A. Booth, Leo McCashland, Mary Pullen and Carl E. Wolfal. The Harmony township school graduate is Maria Gulley. The teach

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Emma Dietrich, Kathleen Egan, Mary Leech, Mrs. Bessie R. Conway, Lulu Malone. Teachers in Harmony township schools are Ruby Mau of Connersville, Bessie Wilson of Everton, Francis Graham of Liberty, Ruby Teagarden of Liberty "and John Husted, trustee of Liberty township. : Brownsville township commencement will be held in the M. E. church at Brownsville, May 3L The graduates are Vergil Plesslnger, Doney Dason, Paul A. Jackson, Lloyd Retherford. The teachers are Nelson Wright and Emma Gilmore, Elizabeth Wallace, Mrs. Bertha Dale Geise, Mabel K. Sherman and Esther Miller. Union township school commencement will be held June 6. The graduates are Mary K. Launch, Mabel Snedeker, Francis Buckley. Robert Gillespie, Cecil Ardery, Emma F. Floyd, Howard Sanford, Hazel Wiggins, Irene Leal, Opal Weidenbach, Mildred Skinner. The teachers are Grace Dugle, Alice D. Miller, Vivian Douglas, Jeannette Cradock and Kate Husted. - Half of the teachers of Union county have signified their intention to give up school teaching next year. Many are to be married. - The superintendent of schools, Charles Abernathy, stated that the schools in Union county have been continued in Union county under great difficulties because of the severe influenza epidemic in Union county. Beech Line, a resident! of this place, while driving a car over the railroad near here Saturday, was struck by an east bound pasesnger train and thrown into a ditch, suffering severe bruises and gashes on his face. The machine was not damaged. Mr. Vorhees of the Liberty bakery, will move into the home he recently purchased on Union street.

Indiana News Brevities

LAFAYETTE Twenty head of Polled Durham cattle from the Purdue university farm have been sold to a firm in Montevideo, Uruguay, and Prof. F. C. Beall has been detailed to take the stock to South America. HUNTINGTON An attempted jail delivery was blocked when County

Sheriff Jacob E. Davis found masonry dug away, in the basement. As a result five men are confined in cells. ' NOBLESVILLE Burglars entered the Collins clothing store at Sheridan and carried away goods worth $800. The store of Andrew Cline at Boxleytown was robbed of about $400 worth. The robbers took away their booty in an automobile. - LOGANSPORT A movement ' has been started here to ban moving picture shows on Sunday. A rising vote was taken , of the congregations in the churches Sunday and the vote in favor of the ban was almost unanimous, it was reported. BOONVILLE John A. Knight, 50, Warrick county recorder, committed suicide by jumping into a well. He had been suffering from a nervous breakdown. He was a prominent southern Indiana Republican politician. HAMMOND The entire police department of East Chicago was called out to quell a street riot in which forty youths took part. Twenty were hurt and several arrests were made. NOBLESVILLE Smoking to excess and chewing tobacco are not grounds for divorce, ruled Judge Cloe, of the circuit court. Minnie Styvers failed to show anything against John Cloe's character, but she did show he smoked and chewed. The divorce was refused. INDIANAPOLIS Mrs. C. J. Walker, probably the most widely known colored woman in the United States, and a millionairess, is dead . at her New York home. Her main business activities were in this city. FORT WAYNE The two saloons In Payne, Ohio, . Just across the state line, did $25,000 worth of business on Saturday it is estimated. Payne has

1.000 inhabitants, out iu.uuu peopie from Fort Wayne and other Indiana points were crowded into the town n that day. . WINCHESTER The county , board of education has elected A. L. Hodgson as county agricultural agent for the third time. HARTFORD CITY The big South Side plant of the American Window Glass company here; will close June 7, to permit of repairs which will cost $250,000. The present workmen will be employed on the job. ADERSONThe widow of Charles Lawson, who was shot by his cousin, Grover Lawson, testified that Grover Lawson, shot her husband from behind and without the exchange of words.

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