The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-09
new TRUSTEES
IN OFFICE At
CAMBRIDGE CITY
Fraunberg, Tyler and Jones
Take Reins- Other News
of City.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, Jan. o.
AT the Reorganization OF the town
board on Monday, Roy FraunberI.
Ross Tyler and Leroy Jones succeeded
John E.. Gray, Oscar Chase and F. c.
Mosbaugh as trustees. Walter Ken
dali was appointed marshal, J. G. Dod-
son. corporation attorney ana Ut. =.
NJ Pierce, health officer. The trus-
tees, whose terms have not expired
are e. D. Filby and Roy Kniese. Har-
ry Stsnnah Is town clerk, and +. n.
Ressler, town treasurer. :. Mrs. Fred
Clark and sons, Earl and Alva. have
returned to GAINESVILLE. O., after
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Miller. Bon
Burk, a Cambridge City boy. who was
indicted into the army In October,
and stationed first at Camp Taylor
and later at Camp Shelby, has been
honorably discharged on account Of
physical disability. Mrs. James NJ.
VanMeter has gone to indianapolis to
spend the winter with her daughters.
Mrs. Durnell and Miss Myrtle Van.
Meter +. ID. w. Harris OF Greensboro
visited friends and attended to bust
ness in Cambridge City, Saturday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Arson OF Muncie
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
C. Dodson. Dean House has moved
his drug stock to the room in the
Boyd Block recently vacated by the
postofficc. New furniture and fix
lures give the room a very attractive
appearance The NJ e. Sunday
school at this place has selected the
following officers for the year 1918:
superintendent, VIII Judkins; Assist.
ant. W. Fl. Doney; Secretary, Mrs. A..
G. Reese; Treasurer, C.. H. Graver;
Pianists, Miss Elizabeth Paul and
Miss Agnes Toppin. Fred Huddles.
TON, stationed at Fort Thomas, having
been granted few days furlough, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Huddleston, and other rela-
lives. :. The Loyal Women Of the
Christian Bible school will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Jessie Cornell for
the purpose Of electing officers for
the year 1918, Friday evening. An
nouncement is made Of the birth OF a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Heck OF
Newcastle, Monday morning. Mrs.
Heck was formerly Miss Lillian Will.
Jams OF this city, daughter of Mrs.
Della Williams. AT the regular meet,
ing OF the Helen Hunt club held at
the home OF Miss Elizabeth Whelan
Monday afternoon, the following off
GERS we're elected for the ensuing
year: Miss Elizabeth Overlook, prssi
dent; Mrs. May Boden, vice-president
Mrs. Willard Petro, secretary; Miss
Catherine Galloway, treasurer. Execu
tive committee, Miss Overlook, Mrs
X. A, Hicks and Mrs. Robert Hughes
Miss Elizabeth Whelan, delegate tt
the state convention, and Mrs. 0phelis
Shuts, alternate. An interesting pape,
was read by Mrs. Shuts on THE Life
OF Helen Hunt Jackson" and review
of Ramona was given by Miss Lille
Conklin. :. Rev. Mr.. Conner of In
dianapolis will occupy the pulpit Al
the Christian church, Sunday morning
and evening. The evening theme will
be 1.-The Jew and the War. Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Gilbert and DR.. ant
Mrs. II. B. Boyd and daughter, Mis-:
Nellie, attended the funeral of Mrs
Susan Wilson, at Richmond. The OF
ficers Of the banks Of this city, elect
ed on Tuesday, are as follows: FRS
Nauonal--C. S. Kitterman. president
Charles Ferguson, vice-president; II
vim Harmeier, cashier; Max Hitter
man. assistant cashier; Miss Helen FIJI
by, clerk. Directors-C. S. Kittermar
Charles Ferguson, o. L. Galloway, OIL
YER Beeson and Lincoln II. Jones.
Wayne National--J. K. Smith, pres
dent; James A. Boyd, vicepresident
K. A. Hicks, cashier and Miss Edn
Myers, clerk. Directors-J. K. Smith
James A. Boyd, r. P. Lindsay, San
ford Wilson, Bent Wilson, r. A. Hick
80. Wayne Trust Company. +
Smith, president; R. A. Hicks. secrt
tary and treasurer. :. The Christia
Bible school was presented with SCI
vice flag by the pupils of the primar
department Sunday morning, bearin
a star for each member Of the schot
nov in the army. The names Of thos
in the service are DR.. e. D. Modlil
Horace Reed, Arthur Washburn an
Merrill Allison. :. Mrs. John Grove
and daughter Elinor of Connersvill
were the guests over Sunday OF th
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horac
Hamilton.
PERSIANS WITH HIM