Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 208, 1 September 1922 — Page 14
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1922.
TEACHERS ASSIGNED IN SCHOOLS OF CITY FOR COMING YEAR Tentative assignments of teachers for the public schools of the city were made out by V. G. Bate, superintendent of schools, Thursday night. Although the various teachers have been assigned to their various departments, there may be some changes by the time school starts Tuesday.
The following is the list of teach
ers for the Morton high school, Den
nis ana Garfield junior high schools and the grade schools:
Morton senior hith school E. C
Cline, principal; John Thompson, vice
principal; Donna Parke, dean of girls;
Herman Makey, English; Anna Finfrock, Flora Broaddus, Inez Trueblood, Mary Morrow, . Donna Parke. Martha Whitacre, Mathematics; O. W. Nicely, Carl Christian, R. L. Donaker, Science;
John F. Thompson, Eunice " Brokaw, Selma Hofsoos, S. D. Neff, Social Science; Blanche Doran, J. D. Glunt, Harriett Thompson, Elizabeth SmeJser, Latin; Elma Nolte, French; Anna Bradbury, Spanish; Antonio Papin, French and Latin; G. A. Clevenger, Commercial; Basil Swinford, Lucy Quinn, Helena Sutton, Leroy Sellers, Daniel Vanetten, Vocational and Practical Arts; Leroy Gibbons, Floyd Schlauch, Clarence E. Milter, Elbert Vickery, Emma Bond, Bertha Larsh, Blanche Wait, Art; J. E. . Maddy, Music; Juliet Nusbaum, Harold Little, Physical Education; Marie Kauffman, Dorothy Korves, Clerk. Garfield High School G. A. Manning, principal; Elizabeth Williams, English; DeForest O'Dell; Alma Wagner, Magdalena Schultz, mathematics; Elizabeth Jay; E. E. Rice, social science; Rajph Stutz; Carolyn Heitbrink; Floy Carroll, science; Esther Grotbaus, Latin; Hettie Elliott,
French; Ella Minter, business training; Earl Miller, science and mathe
matics; W. L. Osmun, woodworking; George Applegate, metal working; Ruth Boyd, cooking; Nina Shera, sewing; Nellie Mawhood, art; Lelo Longman, music; Mabel Loehr, physical
education; Clara Graves, dean for girls; Ruth MacPherson. clerk. David Worth Dennis High School N. C. Heironimus, principal; Verna
Harris, English; Ernest Mitchell; Ruth
Heiger, mathematics; Leroy Funk;
Annie Wilson, social science; Margar
et Kiff; Carlena Michaelis, science; Esther Hodson, Latin; Helen Rust, French; J. W. Cox, business training;
Mildred Crabb, science and mathemat
ics; Walter Butler, woodworking; Jo-! seph Klaes, metal working; Bliss Mapie. cooking; Helen Buckley, sewing; F. F. Brown, art; Gertrude Kohler, music; Mabel Loehr, physical education; Lyman Lyboult, physical education; Alma Wagner, clerk. Joseph Moore Jane Dunlop, principal and 1AB; Alice Zollman, kindergarten and 1AB; Edith McMahan, 2AB; Mabel Stafford, 3AB, 4B; Chloe
Sellers, 4A, 5B; Ruth Nice, 5 A, 6AB;
Elizabeth Lashley, special room. Baxter Eva Johnston, principal and 6AB; Martha Boyd, 6AB; Annette Edmunds, 5AB; Ruth Henderson, 4AB; Alice Phillips, 3AB; Lulu Brown. 2AB; Ruth Cross, 1AB; Maud Toms, Kinder
garten; Myrtle Schallenberger, special room. Vaile Ada Woodward, principal and 6AB; Mrs. A. G. Steeley, 6AB; Sarah Sanderson, 5AB; Eva Mawhood, 4AB; Emma Jordan, 3AB; Zona Grave, 2A, 3B; Minnie Hale, 2AB; Margaret Mooney, 1AB; Bertha Kelsey, kindergarten. Starr A. G. Steeley, principal;
Emma Newman, 6AB; Eva Phelps, 5AB; Anna Iredell, 4AB; Mary Fultz, 3AB; Elizabeth Foulke, 2A; Sarah
Harned, 2B; LuluGans, 1A; Anna Lup-
ton, IB; Coryda Huddleson, kindergarten; Mildred Dickinson, art and nature study; Dorothy McAlpine, music and writing; Thelma Hessong, physical education. Whitewater Kate Morgan, principal and IB; Mary Jay, kindergarten and IB; Nellie Feasel. 1A and 2B; Ethel Ridpath, 2A and 3B; Ella Wuenker. 3AB; Agnes Stillinger, 4AB; Ed
na Toney, 5AB; Helen Clawford, 6AB. Hibberd Anna Schultz, principal
and 6AB; Martha Boyd, 6AB; Grace
Simpson, 5A; Hazel Hmshaw, 4A5B;
Martha Allen, 4AB; Joyce Snepp, 3 A 4B; Freda Schneider, 3B2A; Edna
Cooper, 2AB; Alvina Steen, IB; Mar garet Thornburgh, kindergarten; Mabel Ball, special room.
Finley A. M. Sschaen, principal and
Auto Tires and Accessories Chenoweth Auto Co. 1107 Main St. Phone 1925
Low Prices on All Refrigerators
Thistlethwaite's
The Original Cut-Rate EVERY-DAY PRICES in Effect at all 7 Stores
PERFECTION SCHOOL TABLETS 10c 3 for 25c Note Books 5c Pencils, Penholders, Erasers, etc.
A Clean Shave Gives you new pep. 5 skilled barbers Harter's Shop In the Murray Bldg.
6AB; Emma Leeson, 5AB; Mode L. Brown, 4AB; ; Louise Neff, 3AB; Jessie Strong, 2AB; Anna Dille, 1A; Ethel
Peterson, IB; Mabel Ellis, kindergarten and 6AB.
Sevastopol Anna Kienker, principal
and 6AB; Blanche Brumbaugh, 5AB; Lola Parry, 4AB; Marjorie Retherford,
3AB; Martha Dickinson, 2A3B; Flor
ence Dougherty, 2B; Alice Unthank,
1AB; Grace Shera,. kindergarten and 6AB.
Warner Mary Lemon, principal and 1AB; Sarah J. Williams, kindergarten and 1AB; Stella Kelsey, 2AB; Leota Stott, 3AB; Ethel Wessell, 4AB; Nora Murphy, SAB; Carolyn Salter, 6AB.
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Come Tomorrow for your Sunday Bread Supply Henry Farwig & Son 1031 Main St
Ask For UNICUM HAlft NETS Single Mesh, each 10 Double Mesh, 2 for 25 For Sale by All Druggists
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Extra Special in MEN'S OXFORDS
Brown and Black Cordovan Oxfords, Brogue last, good solid soles, just the thing for Fall and Winter. Special
$195
Felttnan's Shoe Store. The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Street
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Week-End Specials
We have assembled these specials to give you values that are timely. Each is new Fall merchandise that has just arrived. Shop early and get your needs in furnishings and piece goods.
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40-inch All-Wool Check Suitings in all the warded shades; a splen- J- "1 ft did value at Dit $2.00 Silk Taffetas and Messaline in
several good shades, plain (-f 1Q
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and figured; yard.
40-inch Canton Crepe in navy,
and rose, a $2.50 value ; our
week-end special
36-inch Mercerized Satines in all dress, bloomer and lining shades ; the QKn yard at OOK,
$1.89
Plaid Cotton Blankets, size 70x80, heavy weight, blue, tan, grey and pink blocks, an extra special value; per (J f AA pair, only $4KUU $1.50 Bed Sheet, size 81x90, good deep hem, fine grade of seamless Q "I "fl A sheeting; each tJ)XXt Cotton Crepe, plain or fancy Off per yard . 32-inch Ginghams in checks, plaids and plain colors; week-end special, per yard iOC
32-inch GINGHAMS in all good checks, black, red, blue, brown, green, Q K and helio, with white; week-end special, per yard ODC
Hosiery, Underwear and Children's Needs Prepare Them for School
Ladies' fancy Cotton and Silk Athletic Union Suits with bodice tops, regular $1.50 to $1.75 values; Nusbaum's week-end special, Q-J Af ' per suit ' J51UU Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose, fashioned in brown, black, white, beige and nickle I-J Art week-end special tplUl Ladies Fancy Sport Hose in black with tan heather and black and blue heather, J- r f pure silk; week-end special tp-L.tJU Misses' brown and black Sport Hose, dropstitch, mercerized lisle, sizes 8 to 10; KQp week-end special OVK, Children's Gingham and Khaki T- ff Wash Play Suits; special PUU
Children's Pongee one-piece Suits just arrived Ladies' flesh Silk and Crepe Camisoles, just arrived
Ladies' flesh Silk Jersey Vests, bod
ice tops, pre-season price
Children's flesh and white Bloomers, muslins and crepes, all sizes
Ladies' white Muslin Bloomers, all sizes
week-end special
Ladies white Muslin Drawers, open and
closed; week-end special
Children's white Panty Waists, muslin;
week end special
Children's black and brown dropstitch QCr, Hose, just the thing for school
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$1.98
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THE HOUSE OF FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
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Our Ice Cream, Sodas and Soft Drinks are in a class by them- f selves. Each one is made from I the very purest ingredients and I mixed in the proportions most 1 1 tasteful. 1 Your Sunday Dessert I Order Price's Ire Cream and I Ices and you can conveniently 1 serve the most tasteful and satisfying dessert. Our 57th Year 1 7.iuiifiimiiiiiittiiniiiiiHHniiiiiiitmtiHitiiiiiiiiim)iiiittTinitiiiMt:ntiitiMimiiit?
Saturday, a Sensational Sale Actual $7.50 and $10 Fall Hats just received from New York, will be sold at
Each Hat is an individual, distinctive model, the kind for which you are accus
tomed to paying much
more. Included are Ly
ons and Panne Velvets, crinkled Velvets ami
shirred Velvets, Duve-
tyns and Felts, in the smartest styles and shapes of the season.
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Announcement
We wish to announce that we have taken over the distribution of
Automobiles
for Richmond and Vicinity We will maintain SERVICE for our customers that is just as good as the Studebaker car. We have expert Studebaker mechanics at your instant beck and call. We also have a Parts supply which will be adequate for all needs. There is absolutely no doubt but that Studebaker is the best money value on the market today. There is, furthermore, no doubt that an agent must be in a position to take care of his customers after they buy a car. Our Policy Knowing that we have the best car on the American market today, we intend to give Studebaker owners the best service in Richmond. We intend to carry Parts for all needs, and to keep open week-day evenings until 9 o'clock, and Sunday mornings. Courtesy, Politeness, and Fair Dealings, are our watch-words. Thanking you in advance, O. L. KELLER, xMgr.
Phone 2010 23 South 7th St. Phone 2010 Richmond, Ind. Dayton, Ohio
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