The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-07

CENTERVILLE = Center Township
Sunday-school institute will be held at
the Christian church next Sunday af-
ternoon. The Rev. L. e. Murray will
speak on How to Reach the Outside
World" and talks will be given by the
Rev. Marie Cassell and Jesse WEIGH
man. Musical numbers will be given
by the Neffs OF Greensboro. Erpha Lun-
dy, Raymond Weiser, Merle Terry and
Edith Bramer.
Joint commencement exercises for
Center township and Centervtlle will
be held at the Methodist church Thurs
day evening. The Rev. J. B. O'Connor
will address the class. Township
graduates are Paul Harris, Harold
Harris, Everett Harris, Maurice Means,
Vera Ridenour, Helen Jackson, Mary
Pike, Vera Stats, Elmer Harris, Mary
Gausepohl and Irene Harris. The Cen.
terville graduates are Ruth Commons,
Dorothy Smelser, Leonard Bowman,
Byron Nixon, Edna Voorhees,, Martha
Dawson and Edith Driver.
GRATIS-Graduation exercises for
the consolidated schools will be held
at West Elkton Saturday evening,
May TO- DR.. Scutter OF Miami univers-
ity will be the speaker. Graduates are
Ada Ray, Evelyn Judy, Lois Schwartz
strauber, Myron Branson and William
Tells. Gratis commencement will be
held Tuesday, May IS. Graduates are
Zelpha Barnhart, Edith Welbaum and
Russell Burnett.
Old clover, intended for meadows,
was damaged by the cold weather, but
the young clover was well protected.
and is not hurt. Wheat that Is rank
in growth is damaged, farmers say.
The fruit crop is badly damaged.
Gratis and Greenbush grange men,
bers attended the meeting Of the Po-
mona grange held at the Dixon town
ship school Saturday.
DALTON - Dalton township CON-
mencement exercises will be held
Tuesday evening, May 90. at the Frank
lin Methodist church. The Rev. George
Winfrey Of Anderson will speak. In
vocation will be given by the Rev. Mr.
Billheimer. County Superintendent
c. o. Williams viii present diplomas
to Rhoda Cain, George Cain, Clarissa
Benson, Thomas Cheeseman, Leona
Petty, Margaret Wadman, Carrot Vo-
res, Howard Smith, Keith Farlow and
Helen Jones. Williams orchestra will
furnish music.
GREENVILLE, O.--Miss Bessie
Stoddard, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stoddard, died at their home
here Monday Of tuberculosis. She II
survived by her parents, several
brothers and sisters.
GREENV1LLE, o.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Walter Dunkle was held Tues.
day morning at st. Mary's Catholic
church and interment made in the
Greenville cemetery. Many relatives
an friends from out of town attended
the funeral.
WHITEWATER - Commencement
exercises for Whitewater High school
will be held at the Christian church
on May 10. The address will be given
by George w. Winfrey. The six High
school pupils graduating are: Mable
Benson, Mildred Hiatt, Glen Jennings
Rex Blose. Vernon Warner and Mau
rice Hinshaw. Common school grad
yates are: Agnes Addleman, Blanche
| Brown, Matilda Pogue, Mildred White
Marie Harris, Irene Thomas, Francis
Burt, Leonard Knoll, Willard Blose
/ Francis Thomas, Owen Seaney, Ralph
| Laughlin. Elmer Woodruff, Robert Ri
| ley, jr., Maxwell Addleman and Elmer
/ Hawkins. Program for commence
ment follows: Music; invocation, the
Rev. Louis Ulmer; class address; pre-
sentation Of class, Belva n. Newson;
presentation of diplomas, County Su
perintendent c. O. Williams; benedic
ton, the Rev. Louis Ulmer.
/ The Rev. Roy Brown of Bethel, viii
give a Mothers Day sermon at thu
Christian church next Sunday even
ing.
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