The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-25
Short News of Civ


lief corps will hold funeral services
Wednesday at 1880 p. M, at 1912
North E street for Mrs. Emily Elliott.
All members are urged to be present.
James Attends Conference - The
Rev. H. S. James. pastor of the local
United Brethren church, who is now
on his vacation in Wabash, Ind, will
attend the 18th session of the White
River conference of United Brethren
church, to be held in Terre Haute,
Aug. 81 to Sept. inclusive, before re-
turning to Richmond. He will preside
at the evening session Tuesday, Aug.
81, and on Friday morning, Sept. 8,
will make the report of the committees
on publishing interests.
Files Provoke Charge-Anna Star
key filed charge of provoke against
Mrs. Cora Gray in police court We'd
nesday.
DR.. katt Visits Here DR.. j. w.
Katt, of Cincinnati, visited Mrs. E. H.
Eggemeyer, of South Fourth street.
Wednesday morning. He was enroute
to Winona Lake
WhaIIons Return Wednesday - DR..
and Mrs. A. j. Whallon, of South
Tenth street, returned Wednesday
from trip to Michigan, Canada and
Niaga ra Falls.
Jolly Twelve Meeting-Mrs. George
Herbst, Pearl street, will entertain
the Jolly Twelve club Thursday at
2:30 p. m.
Mothers Meeting Thursday - The
regular Mothers meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon at the corner of
Sherman and Butler streets. The sub
iect will be Love and How to Get It,"
Every mother is cordially invited.
Virginia People Here-Mrs. A. E.
Fuller, of Huntington, w. Va, will ar
rive Wednesday to spend the weekend
as the guest of John N. Lantz and
family.
Maxwell, of Hartford City, is the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. John LantZ, 1872 State
street.
Pennington Leaves Friday-Levi T.
Pennington, director of the Friends
Forward Movement, will leave Friday
or Saturday for Grant City, Ind. to
take part in an all-day meeting Sun
day, Aug. 20. From there he will go
to Iowa Yearly meeting, where he ex-
poets to remain until the following
Sunday.
Submarine Needs Men-Four hun
service men. are wanted for submar-
inc service in the navy, according to
informa ton received by H. F. Rob
erts, local navy recruiter. Electri-
clans, engine men, gunners' mates,
quartermasters, firemen, seamen and
ships cooks are needed Roberts said
Wednesday that the pay is good and
chances sure for promotion. Men
it'll nrn1yi0uc nryia IN
eligible.
hurst, of Oxford, O., enlisted Tuesday
and was sent to Hampton Roads, Va,
for a 80 weeks course of instruction
before being assigned to ship.
Leave For Michigan.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Noggle and son. Richard, 1914
North street, have gone to Petos-
key, Mich, for a 10 days trip They
will visit Mackinac Island, and other
places of interest.
Files Damage Suit-The action Of
Mark NJ. Pencil against Philip Co
quette for possession of real estate
and damages amounting to $50, was
filed in circuit court Wednesday on an
appeal from a justice of the peace
court.
McCracken Arrives Thursday-The
Rev, Guy McCracken, D. D., of Pitts
burgh, to whom an Informal call has
been extended by members of the Reid
Memorial United Presbyterian church,
es expected to arrive in Richmond
Thursday afternoon, for a conference
with church officials. A business
meeting will be held in the evening,
after which social, including refresh
ments and musical program, will be
enjoyed.
Rev. Murray Away AsaIn-The Rev.
L. E. Murray, pastor Of the First
Christian church. arrived in Richmond
Tuesday evening from New York He
has been on vacation since early in
the month. The Rev. Murray said
Wednesday that he intended to leave
toda for Winona Lake, where he will
pr, IDLY remain until the last of the
month.
Addie Wright Returns-Addie E.
Wright, of the Friends central offices,
has returned from Western yearly
meeting, at Plainfield, Ind. She said
that large meeting in the interest of
Earlham was held Sunday evening
Several former Earlham students
spoke.
Leaves For France-Miss Gertrude