The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26

nished by the grade orchestra and
the Junior chorus. The chosen class
colors are old rose and silver gray.
County Superintendent Fogarty Will
present the diplomas. This Is the
largest class ever entering high
school.
CAMPBELLSTOWN, O.-The Jack
son Grade baseball team defeated
West Alexandria at the latter place
Thursday afternoon by a score or IA
to 10. Our grade team has played
six games this season and won i've.
West Alexandria will play here Thurs
day afternoon, May 6.
On Thursday evening % candidates
of the Jackson grange were given
the third and fourth degrees Bly, the
Dixon grange. There were 300 people
present and representatives of five
other oranges in the county. Dixon
grange received many congratula-
tons on its fine work. 1t was one of
the most splendid and enthusiastic
meetings ever held here.
HAGERSTOWN.-T The Hagerstown
public schools will close Friday, April
30. On Sunday evening, April 25, the
Rev. c. w. Chadwick, pastor of the
NJ. E. church, was to deliver the bac-
church in the presence of the mem
bers of the class to be graduated from
the high school.
The commencement exercises will
also be held at the Christian church on
Thursday evening, April 30. at p. m.
The address will be delivered by
Birchard Brundage, DID,, of Anderson.
and the high school orchestra will
furnish the music. The annual banquet
of the high school alumni association.
and reception for the class of 1920,
will be held at the l. o. O. F. opera
house Friday evening, April 80. The
class to be graduated from the Hag-
erstown high school is composed of
the following: Olive Dilling, Elsie Co.
Walt, Eva Raffe, Hazel Adams, Pauline
Innis, Irene Ballenger, Esther Pitts,
Goldie Beeson, Mildred Marlatt Byron
Forkner, Jesse Ulrich and Harold
Adams.
The rural schools of jefferson town.
ship closed Friday. The closing was
marked by appropriate programs. The
East school. of which Miss Florence
Guthrie, of Richmond, and Miss Grace
Mccullough, of this place. are the
teachers, rendered a special program
Thursday afternoon. and the West
school, of which Loring Eilar, of Mill
vile, and Miss Elizabeth Jarret, of
Richmond, are teachers, rendered a
special program Friday afternoon.
Township Trustee Elmer Crull has
announced the evening of April as
the time and the Odd Fellows opera
house as the place for the township
commencement. A list of the names
of the graduates follows: Emmajean
Smith. Chester Wood, Donald Kutter.
Herbert Woodland, Edith Conway, Fern
Swoveland, Gretchen Ghaunt, Chester
Phenis, Thelma Smith. Robert Carpen-
ter Dudley Cain, Marfield Cain. Ruth
Crull, Louis Miller, Floyd Nicholson,
Anna Rinehart, Marjorie Marlatt,
Martha Wisehart, Ruth Wisehart,
Lille Wood, Dimple lookout, Hazel
Foulke. Helen Rhoades and Margaret
Clampitt. There will be speaker
and the Hagerstown high school or
chestra will furnish the music
MORNING SUN, Ohio.-The mother
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Krebs died
Wednesday at the homo of her daugh-
funeral was held at her daughters
home, Saturday afternoon with burial
at Darr town. Mrs. krebs had been
i'll only week.
Israel Students Lose Contest
Quite delegation from Israel Town
ship attended the annual Contest of
Literature and Music of Preble Coun-
ty" held in the high school auditorium
at West Alexandria. Friday night, not
withstanding the fact that four speak
ers from Israel won silver medals at
Gratis few weeks ago, none were sue
CeSSful in winning gold medal in