The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29
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conceded by them. however, that the
cherry crop was badly damaged, but
that the apple crop was not hurt
CAMPBELLsToWN - The Senior
class play will be presented at the
Jackson school Thursday evening,
May 1. Members of the cast include:
Hilda Stegall. Monica McGill, Edna
thurman. Marie Sieweke, Mary Nc
Whitney, Ruth Campbell, Malvin Pry-
fogle, James Mcclellan, Clarence Rem
ner. Kenneth Swisher and Jesse
Banker.
WEBSTER - Four High school
pupils received their diplomas at the
annual commencement exercises held
Saturday evening at the High school
auditorium. Rev. Mr.. Whitney of
Liberty, gave the address and the
Chautauqua orchestra of Richmond
furnished the music. Pupils complet-
ing the High school course are: Noel
Culbertson, Ralph Austerman, Ralph
Hendershott and Howard Hiatt. Com
mon school graduates are: Fern Lacey,
Bernice Burnett, Bessie Best, Helen
Hunt, Margaret Grow, Myree Akin
Plankenhorn, Norman Beeson, Carl
Demeree and Claude Demeree. Per-
sons from out of town who attended
commencement were: Miss Martha
Beeson. Jacksonburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Huff, Dayton: Mr.. and Mrs.
Garry Jameson and Mrs. Lizzie Clin-
cheus, Richmond.
Rev. Mr.. EIwood of Chester, con-
Quoted services at the Friends church
Sunday morning. The joint Sunday
school convention was held at the
Friends church in the afternoon. Rev.
l.. E. Murray of the Central Christian
church at Richmond and Rev. Mr.. Nor
ris Of the Methodist church at Will
liamsburg, conducted the devotional
exercises. Ralph Johnson of the Rich
mond Y. M. G. A. gave several vocal
numbers. Officers elected were: Pres
ident, Walter Beeson; vice-president,
James Petry; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Jennie Borton.
CAMDEN - Funeral services for
c. F. White, who died following an
apoplectic stroke Saturday, were held
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. White was
born near Camden, and had lived here
all his life. He was owner of the
White department store. Mr.. White
was a member of the official board Of
the Methodist church and Of the Ma
sonic and knights of Pythias lodges.
Surviving are his widow, two daugh-
tiers, Genevieve and Mary Elizabeth,
his father, four sisters, Mrs. Frank
Eikenberry, Mrs. Fred Neff, Mrs. S.
McFall, of Camden, and Miss Sarah,
of DaytOn and two brothers, John and
Frank, of Camden.
An automobile belonging to Frank
Moore and driven by his son, turned
over while going down Beckett hill
not far from Fairhaven, and fell into
the creek. The driver was cut about
the head, but was not injured serious
ly. The machine was wrecked.
HAGERSTOWN - Funeral services
for Charles Scott, 70 years old, who
died on an interurban car while pass
ing through West Alexandria Sunday
morning, were held here Monday aft
ernoon at the home of Milton Frank
lin. The Rev. L. w. Teeter officiated.
Mrs. Scott was buried here recently,
and her husband was on his way to
Dayton to take train to Miami, Fla,
when his death occurred.
ECONOMY Eighteen High school
pupils and fifteen common school
pupils will be graduated from the
Economy schools Wednesday. The adj
dress will be given by George w.
Winfrey of Anderson; Anna M. Bishop
will make the presentation of the