Honor Students Are Named At Adams County Rural Schools
Speaking to 509 graduates from Adams county rural schools in Camp Point Bailey park, J L Thomas led a morning talk and CG M Gill urged higher education. More than 500 graduates received diplomas and honors while a parade through Camp Point preceded ceremonies. Gill described the value of a liberal education and higher studies, noting the rising momentum for high school or normal school attendance. The program also listed honor students and the winners of free normal scholarships across multiple townships.
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