The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-16
MOOSE LODGE OF
CAMBRIDGE CITY
TO HOLD RALLY
Members of the Lodge and
State Militia Company Will
Parade.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, April 16.-The
Cambridge City Order of Moose will
give program April II and IS, Of
which feature will be a patriotic
parade in the evening. Members of
the state militia and of the order. with
the Milton band. are to take part in
the parade. Following the parade a
dinner will be served. to which mem
bers and their families are invited.
New members will be initiated after
the banquet, with the work by the
dance will be held at the hall. Mil
nish the music.
meeting of the committee for ar.
ranging a program for the next dis
trict convention of the Federation of
Clubs was held at the home of Mrs.
Willard Petro. Those in attendance
were Mrs. Guy Abercrombie, district
chairman, Miss Jennie Matten of Rush
vile. Mrs. Eli IIagans, chairman of
Hancock county. and Mrs. Henby Of
Greenfield
Mrs. Edwards, district chairman OF
the Franchise league, was reelected to
the office at the district meeting of the
league. held here Saturday at the
Christian church. Miss Beatrice Swal
low of Cambridge City was elected
vice chairman, and Mrs. Arthur Stage
OF Knightstown, secretary and treasur-
or. Mrs. Elizabeth Claypool Earl OF
Shelbyville, Mrs. Basset and Mrs.
Viola Roth were appointed members
of the committee on resolutions.
The morning session was devoted to
the general business of the league,
The reports of committees and the cleo
ton Of officers. In the afternoon Mrs.
NJ. f. Johnston read a paper on the
work of the league: Mrs. Olive Bel
den Lewis gave report Of suffrage
activities in Wayne county; Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Claypool Earl gave the report
for Fayette county and Miss Isley for
Shelby county.
Grover Winders, Cambridge City
boy, in the military service at Camp
Shelby, is at home on five days
furlough. :. C. w. Jordan. Harry c..
Doan, c. b. Beck and j. +. Holiday
of Richmond spoke in Sunday schools
here Sunday morning, in the interests
Of the Liberty Loan The citizens of
Jackson township are congratulating
themselves on having gone "over the
top" in their subscriptions to the Lib
erty Loan Lefore Saturday evening"
April b.. Mrs. Anna Stricken is
engaged in taking the enumeration OF
school children in Cambridge City.
Mr. aid Mrs Charles Kerlin had for
their guests Sunday, Mr.. aid Mrs.
Henry Dickinson and Miss Gladys
Weiss, Of Richmond. and Mrs. w. A.
Gum of Louisville, KY. John Dora
entered upon his duties of his new po-
sition at the l.. f. e. w. station Mon
day morning. having resigned his
place as city mail carrier after two
years service. Miss Evelyn Gaar
was the guest over Sunday of Miss
Julia Pierce of Spiceland. {. The
Cambridge City high school COM
mencemen. will be held on the even
ing of May %. The graduates will be
Mildred Carpenter. Imogene Smith,
Grace Jenkins, Edith Wharton. Mil
bred Rummell, Ruth Barnett. Ralph
Marson, Harry banner, Robert Fair,
Galen Howard, Raymond Peters,
Verne Sewers and Helen Largen.
Mrs. Harriet Lingo, widow of the
late James Lingo, died at her home
in East Cambridge City Sunday. She
was native of Ohio, and was born
August 9, 1916 One son, Albert
Lingo, of this place, is living. Flu
neral services were held in the Chris
tan church Tuesday afternoon, Rev
Mccormick of Milton officiating. Blu
rial at Riverside. DR.. and Mrs
Charles Knuiese entertained COM
nany of women at their home on
Mulberry street Saturday evening in
honor of their sister, Miss Catherine
Kniese. it being the occasion of the
latter's birthday anniversary. The oc-
casion was in the form of a surprise
to Miss Kniese An elaborate dinner,
within the limits of the food restric-