The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-08
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H,725 Were Borrowed by
1850 Persons During
1917, Report Shows.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Feb. s.-The
report OF the librarian OF the Cam
bridge City public library shows that,
at the close of 1917 there were on the
shelves 4.934 volumes: and that the
loans to 1880 patrons during the year
were 27.725 volumes.
Seventy-two registrants of the local
division No. 2 were classified by the
Fort Wayne board, Wednesday. OF
this number seven were placed In
Class I. Division A. They are: Gin
ton Jones. Williamsburg: Estel Lean
der Mccullough, Hagerstown; Gresh-
am w. Drischel. Cambridge City;
Benjamin H. Doddridge. Hanover;
Charles Elem Wissler, Centerville;
Raymond Herbert Burroughs, Hagers-
town; Glenn Nichols. Centerville..
Mrs. ]. w. Harper and daughter of
Cincinnati are spending the week
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Wallick. Mr.. Harper will join them
over Sunday. -. Mrs. G. B, Loeb has
been quite i'll for several days at her
home on East Main street. Miss
Helen Filby will leave for Daytonia,
Fla, Saturday to remain until April.
Mrs. Charles. F. Hageman Is spend
ing a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Hugh Foss, in Richmond. Mrs.
Russell Worl has returned from Wis
il of several weeks with friends in
Florida. :. Joe Moore has purchased
twenty-five acres Of the Ferris farm.
southwest Of town. on which he will
make improvements in the near fu-
ture, preparatory to becoming far
mer. DIR. Frank Tietenthaler has
gone to st. Louis to spend week
with his parents and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Alberts have
received a letter and photographs
from their grandson, Robert niger
man, who Is in the wireless service OF
the United States army. having enlist
ell at Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, in the
carly autumn. Mr.. Ingerman expects
II leave for France within the next
few days. The pastor OF the NJ. z.
church will have for his subject, Sun
day morning. THE Day Of God.
What" In the evening the subject will
be- THE People of God. Who?". .....
Rev. Conner will occupy the pulpit at
the Christian church Sunday morning.
The subject of his sermon will be,
THE Return of the Jews to Jerusa-
ltm or Zionism.' Mrs. John lnger-
man, who underwent an operation for
appendicitis, at the Reid hospital, ten
days ago. is making steady improve
ment. Captain Squier and Lieuten-
ants Carlson and kitterman have re-
ceived Their commissions as officers
CT Company B., Indiana State militia,
C this place. The body OF Cyrus
Philpott, who was killed in railroad
accident at Indianapolis, will be
b, ought to Wright's undertaking es-
Enlistment, at this place, Saturday
morning, and taken to Bentonville for
interment. The W. R. C. will give
bean supper at the l. o. r. M. hall,
Wednesday evening, February 10.
onehalf Of the proceeds of which will
be given 20 the Red Cross. An inter-
esting feature Of the occasion will be
comic drama TOO Much of Good
Thing. The fifth annual confer
cree Of the Wayne County Christian
Missionary association will be held at
this place, Thursday, February IA. An
interesting program has been prepar-
co. c. w. Cauble Of Indianapolis.
Cor. Sec for Indiana, will be one Of
the leading speakers. L. B. Harrison
Of Fountain City is the president.
Mrs. Viola Roth will leave for South
Carolina within the next few days, for
an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Leonard Champe has been acting
as substitute teacher in the High
school the last few days. in the alb
sence of Prof Lockwood, who was
called before the CONSUMPTION board
at Brookville, for physical eXamina-
ton.