The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-03
ELECT 6. \. KNOLL
'lENDERG TREASURER
OF THE SYNOD
(Continusd From Pase Ons.)
easily secured In the south part Of the
city. and tho German residents have
always remembered Dr. Enders for his
splendid work.


splendid work.
The Rev. Oscar HI Gruver and wife
Of Oakland, CAL. did not arrive until
today, despite the fact that the other
members Of the California delegation
got here yesterday. IT'S said that
i the Rev. Mr.. Gruver was SO taken with
the mary heights OF the skyscrapers in
Chicago, that he missed his train. Mr..
and Mrs. Gruver are being entertained
by Chairman Edgar NJ. Haas and wife.
Another member of the California con-
| tingent, the Rev. p. W. H. Frederick. IL
also accompanied by his wife.
A large number OF Ohio and Indiana
Lutherans were in attendance as Wis
itors at the great mass meeting held
last night. Although not officially In
terested in the synod, they will remain
here for several days. They are stop
ping at the hotels and various boarding
places.
Among the prominent lay delegates
Is Hon. John L. Zimmerman, of
Springfield, Ohio. Mr.. Zimmerman
was a candidate for governor on the
democrat ticket in Ohio a few years
ago.
There are number of judges in at
tendance as lay delegates. F. S. linn,
York. Pa. D. e. Mack. Carthage, ILL.,,
and Amos Miller, of Hillsboro. ILL.,, are
all dispensers of legal justice.
NJ p. Moeller Of Hagerstown. Md,
the well known manufacturer of pipe
organs, is in attendance. Mr.. Noel
Ter was highly pleased with the musical
numbers rendered by the large choir
and orchestra.
The delegates are being served with
! dinner and supper in the St. Paul and
First English Lutheran churches. The
ladies of the churches have arranged
themselves into squads and are car
rying on this work. Mrs. George H.
Knollenberg is chairman Of the st.
Paul's ladies, and Mrs. Florence Straw
bridge, of the First English Lutheran.
The tasteful decorations, so splen-
didly arranged at the Coliseum last
night were the result of the faithful
work Of Messrs. Chas. Igleman OF tho
Nusbaum store. Clarence Grottendick
OF Knollenberg's and Harry Holmes of
the Boston store.
A booklet. printed on nice book pa
per. artistically arranged. and we'll
kAA A~~ 80
Chairman Edgar NJ. Haas. The book
let contains much information Of in
terest concerning the local churches in
addition to facts about Richmond, and
the synod officers and data. The
book contains nearly SO pages and is
handsomely bound. Mr.. Haas is to
be complimented on the work.
Edward ]. Humpe. and wife, of Ko-
komo. formerly OF the city are visit
ors at the synod. They are guests Of
Mrs. Humpes mother, Mrs. Steen.
Chairman Haas has had 1000 rib
bon badges printed on which are the
words: Il am Lutheran" These
are now being seen all over the city
On the coats Of the delegates and Wis
l1tors. as well as on local members OF
the church. The demand has been SO
great for the badges that It is likely
more will be printed.
Mr.. I. s. Runyon, Of New York City
81 handling the press work for the
synod. Mr. Runyon Is most affable
gentleman, and has had much exper-
fence in this work. 1t is already to
be seen that the newspapers of the
city win be much indebted to Mr..
Runyon. for his considerate treatment.