The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-29
Short News of CITY

T. p. A. Christmas Reception-The
fourth annual Christmas reception of
Post G, T. P. A.. will be held in the
X. Of p. building this evening, says an
announcement today. Dancing will be
one Of the features of the entertain
ment.
Fined for Intoxocation-Peter KEN
pleaded guilty before Mayor thinner
man in city court Wednesday morn
ing to indulgence In intoxicating
liquors. He was fined one dollar and
costs. A bottle containing small
quantity of Jamaica ginger was found
on his person when arrested Tuesday
evening.
Enlists IN Navy. c. Craig, West
Manchester, has enlisted In the navy
at the local recruiting station and will
be sent to Great Lakes, Ill. Announce
ment was made Wednesday that the
Richmond office was third in enlist
ments in the state for this week
Roof Fire Tuesday-A small roof
fire at the home OF Jacob Horn, 312
North West Third street, caused the
fire department to make run Tues
day evening. The damage was slight,
and the flames easily extinguished.
Moose to Entertain-New Years
dinner will be served to members of
the Moose lodge at noon New Years
day, according to an announcement
made Wednesday,. Later in the after
noon, starting at 2 p. M, members
and their families will be entertained
at an "open house" put on by the
lodge.
spirituaIist Lecture sunday-Dr.
friedrich E. Crum, president of the In
diana State Spiritualist association,
will deliver lecture for the Spiritual
list Church of Truth in the Ben Hur
itualism as the Religion" Public in
vited to attend.
School Lights Arrive-The lights
the Richmond high school to be placed
over the. Ninth street entrances have
arrived and will be up by the last of
the week.
Redecorate High Auditorium 49, The
work of redecorating the high school
auditorium is in full swing and will be
completed by the end of the week.
Joint Memorial Services-Joint me-
mortal services are to be conducted at
the courthouse Thursday at 2 p. m.
by the Woman's Relief Corps and the
Grand Army for members of the Or
ganizauon who died this year.
New Years Market The New
Years market which the women of
st. Mary's church will hold at the
Starr Piano store Friday will open at
a. m. Homemade food, cakes, pies,
bread and candy will be on sale.
AIIen-Tremp Observation-Disclosures Al
len, of Summitville. Ind. and Callie
Tremp, of Centerville. were married
by the Rev. R. A Napier, at the lat
ter's home here, Tuesday morning.
Entertains Fidelis CIass-Miss eyre
ma Huber was hostess for the monthly
meeting of the Fidelis class of the
First Christian church Tuesday even
ing at her home on South Thirteenth
street. Following the business meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed and re-
freshments served. The guests were
Miss Mary Brumfiel. Miss Inez Harris,
Miss Dorothy Sims. Miss Thelma
Champion, Miss Emma Horn, Miss
Emily Parker, Miss Evelyn Ullom,
Miss Willodean Stetler, Mrs. Little
and Miss Cyrena Huber.
Gambler Asks Guardian-Allegingh his
wife Ada, to be of unsound mind, Mich
olas Gambler has filed suit for the
appointment Of a guardian.
Wilson Granted Lieense-Loyd H.
Wilson and Marjorie Morgan, both of
Richmond, we're granted a marriage IL
cense Wednesday.