The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-01
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stats convention next Friday and
Saturday.
4 RI. Wayne will not tell M what they
have arranged in the line OF enter
tainment. but say that the time Of our
lives II in store for US.
Wa are willing to leave It to those
Germans. They are noted for their
ability to mako every one feel like life
was worth while.
Last night began the fiscal year with
Post G and the new officers were in
stalled at the regular meeting. The
reports of the various standing COM
mittees were read and the post was
shown to be In the most prosperous
condition. The chairman OF the men,
bership committee showed the biggest
gain In membership In any one year
since the formation Of Post C. The
treasurer's report showed the finan-
cial end Of Post G affairs to be in q
good sound condition. The new Off
GERS to take the reins OF office are as
follows: President, w. HI. Quigg: vice
president, w. !. Worth: secretary
treasurer, M L. Hasty; librarian. Chas
Morgan; directors. Fred Haisley, Ben.
Hill and Harry Wooters. The hold
over directors are Marion Shreeves, j..
M. Lewis and T. C. Harrington.
Horace Starr is busy nowadays get
ting bis factory in shape to move to
indianapolis. He is at the present
time busy erecting q new factory build
ing In the capital city and will move
his plant as soon as the building is
completed. Mr.. Starr is q prominent
member Of Post G. being at one time
national president Of the T. p. A. We
regret exceedingly to see him leave the
city OF Richmond.
l. e. Turner and ]. B. Hegger
have donated an elegant picture to
the club and It 10 now seen hanging
in the card room. The picture shows
how easy 1t is to sometimes carry off
the pot with little pair Of deuces.
Marion Shreeves arrived home In
tip top shape after his tramp through
the wilds Of Mercer county, Ohio. He
says the next time he gets on trolley
car he IL going to ride even II he has
to pay his fare. No walking contests
for little Shorty"
The little German Band has been
practicing most regularly for theil
stunts they intend to pull off at TT
Wayne. While their sessions have al
been held in secret and behind locked
doors. enough has leaked out to give
faint impression Of whata this jolly
band intends to do. One little song
entitled "How Easy to Catch COLI
when Your Feet Get Wet" will b,
sung by Daddy Kiesener. Hegge
will give q short humorous sketch EN-
titled "Why the T. r. A. boys like t
come to my house." What the 0the
members of the band, Hoerner ant
OBrien have to do has not been learn
ed. However. 1t Is said on good au
thority that their work 10 the best Q
any. n this little Band don't carr,
of al prixes It will surely be due Z
the poor judgment Of the ones award
Ing the medals.
J. M. Lontx, Ben Hin, Charles Beck
Caldwell and John Bayer were the
p. As of Richmond to attend the stat
democratic convention ut Indianapoli
last week.
Every member Of Post G going to Fl
Wayne convention next Friday wi
meet Ut the club rooms Friday. May
ct 1915 .. m. They will then marc
In . body to the Pennsylvania depc
where they will take the 1880 trail
A special coach will be provided 70
the r. p. A. party. About nifty hav
already purchased tickets and th
prospects are for delegation Of sixt!
flve members.
". H. Quigg attended meeting (