The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-01
.PRESBYTERIANS
DEDICATE PIPE
ORGAN SUNDAY

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Union City to the Presbyterian church
of that city, was formally dedicated
Sunday morning. also the new pulpit
stand, which is constructed IN delight
i full harmony with the architecture OF
the organ, and presented by the off1-
cial board of the church as a memorial
of Rev. S. E. Foster, who died one
year ago. The organ is given in men,
DRY of Hon Clarence 8. Pierce OF that
city, and a man held very high in the
community.
Gordon is Judge.
Judge Frank Gordon Of the Wells
Circuit court has been selected trial
judge for the state case against Enoch
Pierson, which was venued from this
county.
Church Conferences Planned.
The pastors of the NJ. z. church, be-
longing to the Richmond district, I'M
der the leadership of the Rev. Sor;er-
vile Light, district superint cndent,
have launched the worldwide evange-
listic campaign known as The Church
in Action" which closely follows the
centenary campaign. The aim is to
win enc million persons this year for
the church. Conferences will be held
this week and next IN this county.
Rate Hearing Held.
Paul Haynes Of the public service
commission, was in Winchester Mon
day, that being the day set aside to
give those hearing VINO are rcmcns
trating against the advance IN rates
asked by the Eastern Indiana Tele-
phone company and the Farmers Tele-
phone company The demonstrators
are represented by Judge F. S. Cald
81 of Stcuk \Nfipr.,C
of Portland, while the two telephcne
companies are being represented By
Attorney Edwards of indianapolis, 4;
former member of the public service
commission.
Y. M. c. A. Man Here.
E. c. Peters of Nashville, Tenn, Wis
tied consolidated schools IN this coun
ty Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Peters
Sper.t two years in Siberia during the
yer in the interest fthe y. NJ. c. A.
work He was sent here to interview
Prof L. l.. Driver and investigate the
school system Of this county. Peters
spoke at the First NJ. f. church Sun
day evening.
Hurst Funeral Held.
The funeral Of Mrs Malinda Hurst
was held Monday afternoon from the
home Of her brother, Lewis Huston,
with burial at Fountain Park.
Governor at Home.
Governor Goodrich spent Sunday at
his home here, and also taught his
Sunday school class at the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Emmett j. Mitchell, 80, Richmond,
and Agnes Tobin. IS, Union City; Glenn
VI "ott 10
c. Conyers, Is, Winchester; Alva
christie 80, Union City and Anna Jane
Overla, 20, Ridgeville; John Dubois,
30. Union City. and Sarah A Robin
son, SO, Winchester
Huffman VIII Probated.
The will Of Homer Huffman has
been probated. He bequeathed all his
property to both real and personal to
his wife. Margaret Huffman, during
her lifetime, after her death he wills
It be divided between his daughters
Mary Elizabeth and Letha Pauline
share and share alike.
Homecoming is Planned.
Union City and Winchester have
completed plans for their home-com
ing and Fall festival. Wednesday is
the first day of the community fair
at Union City and continues until Sat
: urday night The fair at Winchester
is the next week
Mrs. Fertie Dead.
Mrs Malinda Armstrong Fertig died
at her home in Lynn Saturday. follow
ing a few hours illness. She is sur
vived by her husband. The body was
taken to Kansas for burial.
Suit on Claim is Filed.
Suit on claim has been filed by
Warren Williams, on the Mary c
Bruce estate. Willard Cox filed sui
on a note VS.. Noah E. Petro, Francis
NJ. Thornburg, and Elusent Hunt.
Muncie Man breaches.
The Rev Huffer. of Muncie preach
ed at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning, the Rev. G. NJ. Payne being
unable to conduct services on aCCoun
Of i'll health.
Case Is Heard.
Judge Shockney Is hearing the case
>of Carl Dick VS.. Emily Dick and other:
in which the plaintiff is contesting the
probation of the will OF William L
Dick.
Rally Day Sunday
All the churches and Sunday school:
of this city will observe Rally da,
next Sunday when each will have
special program. Large crowds are
expected
Knights Templars Meet.
The Knights Templar will hold in
spection this evening. A large crowC
is expected A luncheon will be servcc
after the work of taking in three can
didates.