The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-19
News Dispatches From Surrounding Communities

Constable.
Mrs. Glimmer. dashing young widow
! Gladys Anderson.
Josh Arrowroot, town constab le-For-
est Boren.
Mick Downavon, travelling tinker
Carl Addleman.
Malcome Grey, a schemer and exon
vict-Vernie HILL
| Willie Work, a gentleman of leisure,
born tired-Chester Anderson.
| Maud, the farmers niece-Marie Har-
ding.
Ruby, little waif-Hazel Tharpe.
| Synopsis-Act /, farm yard of Jason
and Becky Wilkins; Act 2, a deserted
cabin on the wilkins farm. Time,
same night. Act 8, interior of farm
house. Time, few days later.
| Specialties between acts by Flor
ence Boren and Pearl White.
/ Miss Maud Carter of Winchester.
| spent the weekend with Miss Faye
KEN.
The Live Wire class Of the Friends
church will hold market on Satur-
day. May 81.
/ PHILOMATH-Fou pupils will be
graduated from Brownsville High
school at the commencement exercises
May 81, at the Methodist church They
are Dewey Doran, Virgil Plessinger,
Lloyd Rutherford and Paul Jackson.
/ CAMDEN-The funeral services for
Harry Yost who was killed by trac-
ton car near Winchester, Ind, were
held at the Presbyterian church on
Monday afternoon at 100 Mr.. Yost
until recently was resident of Cam
den, having lived in and near the
village the greater part of his life.
PERSHING-Mrs Catherine Riggle,
IS years old, died at her home here,
Saturday. She leaves husband. An
drew Riggle, one daughter, Mrs. Frank
Gipe of Pershing, and one son, Clyde
Riggle, of Richmond, and two grand
children, Miss Hazel Gipe and Ivan
Riggle.
Mrs. Riggle has been i'll for several
weeks and last Sunday she was at
tackled by a stroke of paralysis. She
was a worker for the Evangelical
) church.
The funeral took place Sunday after.
noon in the Evangelical church at 2:30
o'clock. Monroe Shidler, a former
l
NEW PARIS-A meeting of the JEFF
ferson township memorial association
was held in township house last Mon
day evening and the former officers
were reelected for the year 1919 Ar
rangements were also made for the
: observance of Memorial day. The of
7 ficers are: w. L. Hahn, chairman c.
) W. Bloom, secretary and treasurer
The following committees were ap
pointed: Speaker, G. w. Bloom, Ralph
R. Raney. Place of meeting and ush
; ers: Elwood Kessler. Flags anC
, marking graves, Geo. Hilderbrand
| Geo. Lehman and ]. A. Day. Flowers
{ C. R. Coblentz. Finance, A. T. Scott
H. D. Collins. Artillery salute. G. M
: Wilcox Music, Mrs. Iona Bowles an6
J New Paris band. Efforts are being
made to secure State Librarian ]. A
, Newman to deliver the address. Mr.
Newman is a former resident of the
community and is first choice of the
committee but if he cannot arrange tt
be here another out of town speake
will be secured 1t is also intended tt
have one of New Paris returned sol
diers to act as marshal of the day ant
to have all other soldiers and sailor,
march in the parade in uniform. Ar
arrangements are also being made tt
have the school children march.
CAMBRIDGE CITY-The following
teachers have been appointed to posi-
lions in the Cambridge City public
school for the coming year:
w. ]. Bowden, Mathematics; Effie
Wolford, Home Economics; Mary Ma
ton, History, Physiology, Geography
o. C. Hill, Manual Training; Vonnit
Butler, English; Flossie Neff, Music
Lillian Rice, French; Eleanor New
man, Sixth grade; Marie Bolenbaugh
Fifth grade; Katherine Kniese, Fourth
grade: IneZ Funk, Third grade: Haze
Showalter, Second grade: Eleano
Harper, First grade; Arthur Hines
, Superintendent.
The names Of the following appea
on the roll for graduating from tn,
Cambridge City High school: Rutl
!. Campbell, Pauline Morris, Sophron
: Martin, Doscella Keever, Gladys Add
: son, Wayne Daniels, Sherl Winters
' Ivan Graver, Walter Tiefeuthaler, Wal
y ter Jacobs, Robert Corthwait, Oil
Furgason, Earl Peet, Frank Fronaple
and Wilbur Murray.
The class numbers fifteen, the lars
u est in fifteen years. Rev. Mr. Davi
8 will preach the bassalaureate sermo
at the Presbyterian church Sunda
g evening, May %.