Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-11

Newton and Grinnell will compete. As
The relative strength Of the COM
petng teams h an unknown guam
tity very little prophesying 10 finding
it, way to the ear Of the general
public, but all are expecting good
sport of high grade.
Grinnell will have for it's big
class this year series
Of commencement exercises extending
from Juno to Juno II, both In
elusive. The opening event will be
the presentation Of the class play,
Green Stocking, at the Colonial
theater on the evening Of the 4th. On
the 6th OF June the juniors entertain
the seniors at tho Country Club. On
Sunday evening, June 8. Rev. N. ].
Peterson. pastor OF the Baptist church
OF this city. IL to preach the sermon
to tho graduates, at the Congrega-
floral church. June 8 Il named as
senior assembly in the high school
assembly room. Glass day exercises
will take place on the afternoon Of
Juns II at 1850. in tho assembly room.
Ono the evening Of the same day, in
the Conversational church. tho regu-
lar graduating exercises will DO held.
The last meeting Of the season Of
the Community Brotherhood comes
by the regular schedule on this even
Ing. Usually this Is a rather uninvit-
ing meeting. the time being taken,
after the regular supper at 6:15, with
rout! ne business and election Of Of
hcers for the ensuing year. But the
mem oers arc most agreeably surpris-
ed today by the announcement that
very interesting address IL to be
cxpe cted from Rev. L. o. Hartman.
Of Chicago. who will tell what he has
actually seen and heard in the trip
into central Europe from which ne
has but recently returned. He will
also vrtfy what his power Of de-
scription will bring to US by the pho
togrsphic views he caught of actual
scenes without imaginative or other
coloring. These scenes he viii throw
upon tho screen. This IL also to be
the father and son" meeting Of tho
year and the usual attendance at sup,
per Will Be doubled. But. still further,
oecatse Of the intense general in
terest in the subject discussed. the
main room Of the church win be
thrown open for the address and men
ana women. boy and girls. are all in
vited to come and listen.
Tho Community hospital in this
city had a case brought In from the
NJ. 4 81. L. tracks this side OF New
burg. on Saturday. The northbound
morning train was taking Arvine
Sailor. lad from Oskaloosa. to the
industrial school at Eldora. D,slikinr
the prospect ne took a desperate
chance on a flying leap from the
moving train. He struck tho ground
on MS head and shoulder, received
some cuts and bruises and a severe
sprain OF the shoulder. He VIVA bent
mere until yesterday morning. when
the Nahaska county deputy sheriff
took him In charge and started for
Eldorsl.
Grinnell was fortunate on com.
munity day in having but one minor
accident with all the hustle Of swori
at the two extremities of the CITY ana
with the almost endless procession
OF motor vehicles thru the day.
InomsA Godfrey missed his footing
while at work on one OF the Iov
ouildn'ss at Arbor Lake and caught
: ton FOOT fan that loosened the
nsaments OF his right shoulder. He
received treatment at st. Francis
hospital ana recovered 80 that he
was taken home and Is doing az well
~ could be- expected. 81