The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION
WILL VISIT RANDOLPH
co. SCHOOLSSEPT.23

WINCHESTER, Ind, Sept 1S.-The
Randolph County Board Of Education
has decided to visit the schools of the
county. The IL trustees together with
County Superintendent o. Fl. Griest,
will begin Thursday, Sept. %, when, in
the morning they will visit the Spar
tanburg. Wayne and Wilson schools,
take dinner at Union City, and in the
afternoon visit the Jackson, Saratoga
and Deerf1eld schools. One day each
week thereafter will be spent in this
way until all the schools have been in
spected. The board reports that only
three teachers are yet to be supplied.
All Defendants Guilty.
Squire Coats rendered his decision
in the cases of Adeline Gleason VS..
Clara M. Anderson, for assault and
battery of Adeline Gleason VS.. A. s.
Anderson, for profanity: and of John
Sheenan vs.. A. S. Anderson for surety
of peace, Tuesday. He found the de-
PENDANTS guilty.
Griest to Make Talk.
County Superintendent o. H. Griest,
has accepted an invitation to make an
address on "a Review of 10 Years
Educational Progress in Randolph
County" before the regional conference
on education to be held at the State
Normal, Terre Haute, on Oct. 10 and
10.
New Band Organized.
Applications are coming In daily for
admission to the new band being Or
ganized by Prof. S. E. Williams. Last
year eight of our boys played in the
Purdue band, and this year as many
more will be members of that organ
ization, all as a result Of the training
given them by Prof. Williams. This
new band will be organized upon bust
ness principles, will have new set of
Instruments Many business men OF
this city are deeply interested in this
work as a Boys County Welfare
Move.
Women Safely in Italy.
Word has been received from Mrs.
w. D. Clark and Mrs. G. E. Leggett,
that they arrived safely in Naples,
Italy, having had only few rough
days on the water. At the time the
letter was written they were in Chris
tiana, Norway attending the Quinquen'
NAL convention, which was in session
10 days.
Tablet is Replaced.
After proudly holding place in the
new school building of 1897. of Union
City, Indiana, proclaiming to those who
read the names of those who composed
the school board, of that time, the
beautiful new stone tablet in the form
of a book and bearing the Latin Motto
"Oualis Schola Tails Civis" has, after
some time, found a permanent resting
place, over the west entrance or the
splendid new school building, in Union
City. The old building was burned two
years ago.
Two Wills Are Probated.
The will of Lucinda Riddlebarger
has been admitted for probate. She
beuueathes her estate to her children
Josephine, Leuby, Hattie, st. John
Sarah E. Auker, Evelyn Auker. Claude
Riddlebarger and the two children oil
her two deceased sons, Oscar r. and
Mark r. Riddlebarger
The will of Marcus Wilcox was also
probated Wednesday. He wills all his
property to his wife, Diana Wilcox
during her lifetime or until she remar-
ries, after which the estate is to be
divided between his two children
James L. Wilcox and Iva LESSEE Clapp
Hurry to Fix 1t Up.
A fight occurred in front of the Fred
Fixle store Wednesday, between Tony
Longo Greek fruit vender, and his
employee, also a Greek. When it was
over they hunted up Marshal Fletcher
and seemed anxious to pay their fines
The case has not yet been settled.
No Stock Show This Fall.
At meeting held in the council
chamber by the officers and those in
terested in the stock and agricultural
show, which was to have been held in
this city next month, it was decided
not to hold show this fall.
Stump Bakery is Closed.
The Stump Bakery, which has done
business at Union City for over sc
wears. has been closed. 1t was estab