The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-10
FIVE GRADUATE
At EXERCISES
IE D AT EATON
City Council Accepts Building
Tract as Addition to Preble
Seat.

EATON, o., May 10.-Annua1 com
mencement exercises of the high
school of Lanier township were held
Friday evening In the auditorium of
the township school building. at which
class of five students was graduated.
DR.. Alfred Hall Quest, professor OF Sec
ondary education, University Of Gin
cinnati, addressed the class. Superin-
| tendent H. A. Klepinger, in an address,
presented the class. NJ, D. Johnson,
president of the board of education,
presented the diplomas. Invocation
was by the Rev. B. F. Petry and bene-
diction by the Rev. L. P. Pence. Music
was by THE Collegians," of Rich
mond, Ind. The graduates were:. Al
bert N. Grant, j. Lowell Ulrich, Edith
Brubaker, Ruth Meyer and Madeline
Stuber.
| commencement Held.
| Commencement exercises of the
Dixon township centralized high school
were held Friday evening in the school
/ building, class of eleven being grad
uated. L. E. Brown. of Rushyille, Ind,
addressed the class. The graduates:
Velma Stewart, Glenna Brewer, Lu-
Gle Rumley, Effie Shumaker, Esther
Laird, Marie McDivitt, Mamie Somers,
Walter Horner, Joseph Runlap, Lewis
Campbell and Leonard Scott.
| Divorce Follows Suit.
Upon the heels of suit filed by Vir-
gil Sweeny of Lewisburg, against
James E. Gates, in common pleas
court, in which Sweeny seeks SIS, 900
damages, upon the alleged grounds
that Gates alienated the affections of
Mrs. Sweeny, comes a divorce and ali
mony suit filed by Sweeny's wife, Eva
Sweeny, in which she charges extreme
cruelty on the part of her husband
She AYERS her husband filed the aliena-
ton suit to humiliate and embarrass
her, and she AYERS there is no truth
In the charges made by her husband
in his suit against Gates. The Sweenys
were married in September. 1913, in
Covington, KY. and are childless.
/, Waggoner Divorce Suit.
Cruelty and gross neglect are charg-
ed in divorce and alimony suit filed
, In common pleas court by Jessice AL.
: ice Waggoner of Eaton, against Earl
Waggoner, to whom she was married
November 81, 1915, in Eaton. They
have no children.
/ Married II Months.
| Cecilia Howell. of Lewisburg, is su
1 Ing Gtln f1OW0lI IN common pleas
court for divorce and restoration OF
her maiden name of Glaidell She
charges gross neglect They were mar
ried eleven months ago.
, July 1881 are announced as tenta
tive dates for Eatons annual chau
, tauqua meeting.
Reception at Church.
Eighty persons were present Thurs
day evening at an informal reception
given at the Presbyterian church fol
, eleven new members uniting recent,
, with the church. The Rev T. J. Simp
son. pastor, delivered an address OF
: welcome and the Sunday school or
chestra rendered a program of music
) Mrs. Earl Young played a piano solo
, and Miss Sarah Alice Filbert sang
Refreshments were served by the
Mems Bible class, under whose aus
, pices the reception was given.
, Accept Addition to City.
!. Formal acceptance of tract of lane
! plated into thirty building lots b.
/ an out-of-town. real estate and devel
opment company, as an addition tt
' the city, was carried in a vote of the
, city council Thursday night Public
! auction of the lots will be held here
: next Tuesday.
James Smiley Visitor
p County Auditor-elect S. C. Hunt ane
+ wife are entertaining Mrs. Hunt.
q brother. James Smiley, recently re
;. turned from overseas, where he saw
service in Italy and other countries
/ as member. of the 1872 infantry.
q CLASS DAY EXERCISES
ELDORADO, o., May 10-Class da.
exercises for the Senior class of thu
Monroe township centralized higl
/ school were held Wednesday Afternoon
!, on the school grounds near here, an,
/; fully 1000 people were present Mem
;. bers of the Senior class presented
!. program consisting of the class his
: tory, class prophecy, class poem, etc
The school orchestra, under direction
a OF E. V. Moore. music instructor o
the schools, rendered program O
= music. Superintendent L. F. Scheise