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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, APR. 28, 1920.

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VICTIMS OF TORNADO ..SLOWLY RECOVERING:

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WINCHESTER. Ind., April 23. All the 11 persons who were in the home

of Mr. and Mrs. Park Shade when the house was destroyed by a tornado a few weeks ago, are recovering. The house stood on the Greenville pike, east of Nashville. Mr. Shade Buffered a broken leg and Mrs. Shade was terribly bruised about the body. Clarabel Shade, 11 years old, had her front teeth knocked out and her upper jaw crushed. Her lower lip was nearly severed. A two-year-old child

suffered a broken leg and was severe-1 ly cut about the head. j Commencements Are Held Commencement exercises for the j schools of Washington township, composed of Lynn, Bloomingsport, Carlos

City and Beech Grove, were held in the Christian church at Lynn Monday evening, April 26. Professor ; Thomas F. jjoran, head of the history ; department of Purdue university, 'made the address. O. H. Griest, coun!ty superintendent, presented the dijplomas, and an orchestra from Richjmond furnished the music. Members !f the graduating class were: Anna iCrew, Nellie Swain, Florence Borror, j Frances Alexander, Bernice Graham, ; Marie Hiatt, Victoria Hubbard. Carmen Bungor, Duzil B. Mann, Berlin Anderson and Clarence M. Ozbun. Trustee, Harrison Hiatt; faculty, C. !C Mann, principal; Fred Ruby, Mattel Jones, Mrs. Horace Leonard, Ma(foel Ball and W. E. Wright. Wayne township held commenceiment exercises at the Wayne school building Tuesday evening, April 27, when the following received their diiplomas: Lena Thornburg, Henry Abel, Charles E. Wisner, Harold C. Wasson and Reva Miller. Music was furnished by the Parry orchestra, of 'Winchester. .&The Jackson township commence-

(iHmt exercises will be held Thursday evening, April 29, at i.he Jackson consolidated school, with the following j graduates: Bernice F. Keltner, Hugh 'Warner, Sam G. Warner, Helen Linn, jltay Byrum, Olen Marsh, Lester L. ;McFarland, Thelma Brooks, Opal 'Baker, Josephine E. Weise, Virgil L. 'Lesh, Ashael A. Sutton and George 1. Byrum. Music will be furnished by the high school orchestra. Diplomas will he presented by County Superintendent H. O. Griest. Nettle Creek township commencement exercises were held Saturday evening at Lostantville. The graduates who received diplomas were: Mary Ann Lumpkin, James E. Crou.se, Charles D. Beeson, James F. Hunt, Terry Wiggins and Fred Wiggins. The faculty is composed of Frank Cory, Agnes Pate, Alice Nichols, Rufus Bird, Winnie Brewer. Margaret

Beeson, Martha Gaines and Myrtle Hardwlck. The following Is a list of the graduates of the Jackson township schools: Cleon Feboy, Vernon Shores, Francis Ballenger, Blanche Williams, Herbert Bobbins, Helen Wright, P'rancis Rinard. Lenora Holcroft, Pauline

Schmidt, Ralph Bantz, Georgia Brown, Freda Barr, Dorothy Emshwiller, Glenn Whitecotton. Etta Robinson, Chester Bantz, Velma Barr and Eunice Brown. Wayne township commencement exercises were held Tuesday evening, April 27. A. M. Hall of Indianapolis delivered the address and O. H. Griest, county superintendent, presented the diplomas to the following graduates: Lena Thornburg, Henry Abel, Charles B. Wisner, Harold C. Wasson and Reva Mullen. Thustee, John H. Bickel; faculty C. F. McKinney, principal; Anna Cox, Donabelle Chenoweth, Lulu Bachlor and Clyde Mollot. Leaves Money to Friends The wi'.l of Jesse Brumfield has been admitted for probate. He bequeaths two $500 Liberty bonds to the American Friends Board of Foreign Missions, Richmond, the samp to be used in Missionary work in Africa. To his three daughters, Mahala Hinshaw, Amy Brumfield and Mary J. Moody, he wills all his household goods. During his life he disposed of all real estate and divided one half of the proceeds among his children. The remaining portion is willed, share and share alike, to his children, who are John Brumfield, Mahala Hinshaw, Mary J. Moody, Amy A. Brumfield, Phoebe A. Smith, Matilda A. Macy, Will L. Brumfield, Sarah Alice Pea

cock, and to the children of Elijah' Brumfield, his deceased son, Chautauqua Association Formed The Winchester Chautauqua association has organized with the following officers: the Rev. O. T. Martin, president; Philip Kabel, secretary; Charles E. Reed, treasurer; committee on publicity, C. N. Beeson, A. M. Browne and J. W. Chenoweth; committee on location, O. E. Ross, O. R. Baker and J. U. Maynard; committee on ticket sale, J. E. Hinshaw, chairman, with power to select other members. The Chautauqua will be held June 19 to 23 inclusive. Poultry Men to Reorganize The Poultry Breeders' association will hold a meeting Wednesday evening in the Hickman and Rupe office for the purpose of reorganization and to make plans for the next poultry show. D. W. Callahan, former owner of the Winchester Democrat, was in the city Monday. He has purchased a half interest in an Urbana, Ohio, newspaper, and will move there soon. Epworth League Elects. The Epworth League of the First M. E. church elcted officers for the new conference year, as follows: Ag

nes K. Ross, president; Margaret Brown, first vice-president; Helen

Dodds, second vice-president; Agnes Cortner, third vice-president; Mrs. 0. T. Martin, fourth vice president; Alma Nlerer, treasurer: Margaret Miller, secretary. A public installation will be held on Sunday, May 4. Attend Shrine Meeting. Thirty-five men from Randolph County, went to Fort Wayne, Saturday, to attend the Shriners meeting. Twentyone candidates took the Shriner's degree. Hazel Ford Is Dead. Hazel Ford, the young child of Mr. and Mrs. Carbon Ford, is dead at the home in Farmland. Secret Marriage Revealed. It hah just become known in Union City that Miss Mary Dotson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dotson, of that city, was married five weeks ago to Harold Waggoner, of Greenville, Ohio, in Kentucky. The secret leaked cut when the young bride resigned her position in a local store to take up

her household duties. Ollie Wine, of Modoc, and Mrs. Treva Pegg Hornaday, widow of John Hornaday, of Farmland, were married by the Rev. Harvey Thornburg, Saturday. They will reside on a farm near Modoc. Infant Is Buried. The body of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crozler, of Muncie, was brought to this city Saturday for burial in Fountain Park. Mrs. Crozier is the daughter of Mrs. John Boltz. License to wed was issued Saturday to Percy G. Barefoot. 25, Union City, and Thelma Lucile Mangas, 20, Union City. Clarence Ozbun. 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Ozbun, died Monday at the home of his parents, four miles southwest of Lynn, following a two weeks' illness. Suit for breach of marriage contract was filed Saturday by Henrietta Yost against Joseph T. Fennell.

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PREFERS JAIL TO BATTLE WITH HIGH LIVING COSTS JOILET, 111., April 28. Robert Needham, paroled three weeks ago after serving part of a sentence for burglary, scaled the walls of the state penitentiary from the outside Tuesday and sneaked baick into prison because he found himself unable to cope with the high cost of living as a free man.

50 KILLED IN RAIL WRECK. SIMLA, India, April 28. Fifty persons were killed and fifty Injured in a train collision on the Oudh and Rohilkband railway near Moradabad, east of Delhi, Saturday. Four coaches were burned in the fire caused by the collision.

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