The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-06
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Notes
BY w. H. Q.

The annual election of Post C, held
lin the club rooms last Saturday night.
twas the occasion for large gather
ling OF members of the organization,
las in the past, the election was enter
ed into with much spirit by the mem
tbers, the several candidates being en-
Enthusiastically supported by their
friends. The results of the count show
ed the white ticket to be the winner
by large majority, the entire white
ticket being elected. The officers
chosen at last Saturdays election are
las follows: President, T. C. Harring-
ton; Vice President, D. l.. Mather;
lSecretary-Treasure NJ. A Hasty; Di-
trectors, e. E. Lebo, AL Gordan and
lWm. Kramer. Delegates to the ma.
ltional convention at Peoria, Ills, to
be held in June, are G. A. Mendenhall,
10. G. Mitchell, A. Dwiggins and NJ. A.
lIasty. The alternates to the national
convention are Ed Thatcher, A. Cor
tdan, VIM. Kramer and Chas Beck.
The new officers will take their Of
ifices at the post meeting in April. The
retiring officers at that time will be
Frank Highley, as Vice President;
Fred Haisley, Harry Wooters and Ben
Hill, as directors.
At the smoker last Saturday night
a movement was started to arrange
for large delegation to the State r.
P. A. convention to be held in Mum
Gle, May 3 and 4. The delegation will
have special car attached to the
fast train leaving Richmond Friday,
May 3 at noon, returning Saturday at
-i7:15 p. m. The Muncie T. P. AS are
making elaborate preparations to en-
terrain the visitors and anyone going
is assured of pleasant visit. 1t is the
desire of post C to send a delegation
with at least fifty members.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gordan have gone
to Wapakoneta, Ohio, to spend Easter
Sunday with relatives.
The T. P. A. Magazine is at hand
and Is a very interesting issue. Every
member of Post c should receive this
Fmonthly magazine. Any member not
jreceiving this publication should fill
out the subscription blank and mail
ITO the national secretary. The maya
zine costs nothing additional to the
members. Subscription blanks can be
obtained from Secretary Hasty.
Last year Willie Morris, who is CIV
en- to talking in his sleep aroused the
suspicious of his wife by the continued
tales of the great times he anticipated
at the state convention. Mrs. M, al
ter listening to the nightly talks con-
cluded that the best thing to do would
be to accompany little Willie to the
convention. This year, Mrs. M is
not to hear in Williams sleep the
many things he has planned to do in
Muncie. Willie has taken to sleeping
in the attic on narrow cot and says
he will keep up this practice until the
convention date.
Many members have received cards
from VIM. Quigg and Jno Heggar,
who are at West Baden. From reports
received the only thing Quigg can con-
sumo is the Pluto water. They expect
to return some time next week
There will be a special meeting of
the post next Saturday evening to
make arrangements for the Muncie
convention. A large attendance is de-
sired at this meeting as the commit
tee in charge would like to have every
thing definitely arranged as soon as
possible. Any member going to Mum
Gle should be at this meeting.
DRESSED CHICKENS
Plenty of dressed chickens at Sch
,wegman's Meat Markets. SIT
The Limit.
! Stern-Say, Is Browns credit good?
Kern-Good? Why. he couldn't even
borrow trouble.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
THIS WOMAN'S