The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-24
DELAY OF MONTH IN
TEMPLE DEDICATION
Knights of Pythias New
Home Will Be Complet-
ed About June 1.
palladium Specially


EATON, o., April 24.-Although the
event had been planned for May 1, the
dedication of the new Knights of
temple in Eaton will doubtless be de-
layed one month because of the in
ability to get material. Railroad SER
vice is improving, however, and it is
not thought that the event will come
any later. Many of the Grand Lodge
officers will be in attendance and the
affair will be the greatest in the his
tory of the fraternity in Preble county.
Teachers to Meet.
A meeting of the Preble County
Teachers Association will be held Sat
editor of the Ohio Educational Month
ly. Columbus, and Prof r. NJ Hughes,
president of Miami University, Oxford,
are scheduled for addresses both
morning and afternoon. E p. Vaughn,
of Eaton, will deliver an address,
General st. Clair" Several piano
selections will be rendered by Miss
Marie Deem, of this city.
Pleasing Sewing.
The sewing held Wednesday after
noon in the X. of P hall by Dorcas
Temple, Pythian Sisters, was lergely
attended. Proceeds will be sent to
the Pythian Sisters lodges in Dayton
for distribution among members of the
fraternity who suffered losses in the
food.
Fifteen to Be Graduated.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Jackson township central high
school will be held Wednesday even
ing, April 80, in the school auditorium
at Campbellstown and class of fif-
teen will receive diplomas. o. T.
| Corson, editor of the Ohio Educational
Monthly, will deliver the class ad.
dress and Superintendent c. r. Cob.
lentz will pre- cent diplomas. The grad
yates are i..linan Tyler, Talmadge
Duffield, Walter Lincoln, Myrtle Nook
Mildred Laird, Frank Hill, Cliffardo G.
Flora, Hazel w. Gail, Lulu Fudge
Paul r. Fudge, Hazel Benham, Louise
Niswander, Marie Gail, Delbert
Thompson and George Hustead.
| EIdorado Commencement.
The commencement exercises of the
public schools at Eldorado will be held
Saturday night at that place In the
class are but three graduates, Miss
Edna Miller, Hale Agler and Car
Limerick.
| City Treasurer Resigns.
City Treasurer Charles A. Bennett
has resigned and John M. Schell has
been appointed his successor by Mayor
George H. Kelly. Bennett is arrang
ing to go to Paris, ILL.,, about May
1 to accept the management of g
United States express Office. The
local office had been managed by him
since it's establishment.
Silver Funeral Friday.
Funeral services of Martha Silver
81, re1ict of Samuel Silver, who dice
Tuesday evening after an illness due
to infirmities, will be held Friday
Afternoon. Five children survive, John
Bert, Glenn and Josephus Silver ant
Mrs. Mary Cans, of Eaton, and MARTYR
Silver of Dayton.
Black Case Friday.
John Black, As, living with his fam
lily north of Eaton, will be arranged
Friday on an indictment for an alleged
criminal assault. The alleged victim
is Miss Edith Paxton, Is, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Paxton. o
Richmond. The assault is said Il
nave been committed while the cir
was employed as a domestic in Black
home.
Arranging Memorial Program.
Judge A. NJ. Warner of Cincinnati
has been chosen orator for Memoria
Day. Judge Warner is a past com
mander of the G. A. r. of Ohio. Th'
committee in charge of arrangement
for the observance are hard at worl
to organize a chorus of three hundred
voices to furnish special music.
The South Sth Street Aid society will
give a market Saturday, 26th, at DR.
Smiths office, Main street, secont
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