The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-02
MIL TON TAKES GAME
FROM DUBLIN BOYS
Washington Township High
School Baseball Team
Clashes With Dublin.

MILTON. Ind. May "A large num-
Der OF persons witnessed the baseball
game Friday afternoon. The Dublin
high school played the township high
school at Milton, and the Milton team
won, Ii to g.
school house Friday afternoon, strik-
ing John Posey Jones, one OF the
pupils, in the head, and inflicting
severe wound.
Miss Hazel Murley is spending som,
at Kendallville.
Misses Cora Kellam and Miss Mary
Stills will go to Muncie to take a
course in the Normal school Miss
Kellam is a graduate of the 1914 class
and Miss Stills of the class of 1913.
James Napier was slightly injured
a few days ago while at work at the
Westside cemetery. A heavy rain and
windstorm came up, blowing the GENE
terry tent from the ground, and a pole
struck Mr.. Napier on the head, max
ing severe wound.
Leo COnnell, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Cornell, is spending the
week with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murphy, south of town.
Elmer Griffith, of Indianapolis, visit.
ed his sister, Mrs. Lutte Lantz, Jr.
and accompanied her to Connersville
Friday to visit Mrs. M. E. Kinsey.%
Relatives here are in receipt of q
letter telling of the critical illness OF
Mrs. Thomas Boiling of Arcanum, O.
She is sister-in-law of Mesdames
| Harrison Hicks, Willis Leverton and
Clark Brattain.
Harry Manlove is temporary rural
| carrier on Route II in place of Frank
Morris, resigned.
Milton Masonic lodge will confer the
| Master Mason degree on two candi
dates Monday evening. A number OF
visitors are expected.
The seniors of the township high
! school have their class flag, navy
blue and old gold. floating from the
flag staff at the school building
| John T. Manlove, ST., is again quite
ill at his home southwest of Milton
Mrs. Clyde Miller has gone to Ar
canum, O., to visit her aunt.
Miss Audrey King of Centerville IL
the guest of Jesse Moore and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Beeson and Mrs
Charles Kniese we're Richmond Wis
itors Friday.
| Sunday Church Services.
| MethOdist-Sunday school at 9:15
The Epworth League will meet at the
usual hour, as will also the Junior
League. In the evening the Rev. F
NJ Westhafer will deliver the bacca
Laureate sermon to the graduates o
the high school and the Eight grade
| @ f<S
the occasion by the united choirs o
| the churches and the Methodist OF
chestra
Friends-Sunday school at 9:15
preaching by the pastor, Rev. Mar!
| Mills, at the regular morning hour
There will be no service at night, ow
ing to the baccalaureate services a
the M. E. church.
Christian-Bible school at 9:15
preaching at the regular morning hou
by the pastor, the Rev F. C. McCoI
mick. At the morning service tn
matter of business pertaining to tn
new basement of the church building
will be presented for consideration
Christian Endeavor will meet at tn
usual hour There will be no servic
at night on account of the services q
the Methodist church.
The school exhibit Friday afte1
noon was largely attended by patron
and friends of the school. The displa
was interesting In the primary grad
taught by Miss Emma Gingrich, moo
els of animals and birds made fror
putty were shown. In the eighth yea
room, work in drawing, literature an
cooking was on display. In the hig
school was shown work in drawins
literature, agriculture and history.
the domestic sciene room cakes an