The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-14
Short News of Civ

AAs A>S"S Va NltJ
Registered From city-H. A. Holden
last week registered as from Richmond
at the Grand Hotel in New York.
Nicklas at WernIe.-During the va
cation OF Mr.. and Mrs. Specht of the
Wernle Orphans Home, the Rev and
Mrs. Alexander Nicklas of ST. Johns
Lutheran church are in charge of the
orphanage. This is the first vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Specht have taken since
they were called to the institution.
Ice Cream SociaI-An ice cream so
cial and parcel post sale will be held
in the basement of the first Christian
church next Friday night, June IS,
under the auspices of the East End
Aid society of the church. All ladies
are asked to bring their baskets to
the church Friday afternoon.
Women May STRENGTHENING with
Friday, June IS, girls and women of
the city will have the privilege of
using the swimming pool at the "Y',
not only in the afternoon from to 4.
but also In the evening from to 8
! every Friday until September II.
The cost for this term will be two
dollars. No one can swim both af-
ternoon and night. A choice between
the two may be made.
Scouts to Initiate-At the meeting
of the boy scouts of the ~" Monday
| night, four or five members will take
| the tenderfoot test. These tests will
| be given every Monday night.
Webb Leads Boys-Norval Webb,
recent graduate of Earlham college,
| took over the work of the boys de-
partment of the "Y' Monday, for the
| summer.
Loses Historic Pen.-Pathetic is the
J loss John Holiday, county court
clerk, suffered during the last week
Throughout his services in the Phil
ippines and elsewhere with General
Wood and other notables, Mr.. Hola-
day had carried a certain pen. Last
week he lost it and it remains lost.
Will Hall Fined-Will Hall was
81 and costs in police court Monday
morning for operating an automobile
without a license. Paul Davenport,
who was arrested on the same charge,
was dismissed.
City Not Represented-Richm
was not represented at the meeting OF
state railroad agents at Union City
Sunday afternoon.
MaIIeabIe Not Open-C. E. Jessup
manager of the Richmond Malleable
Castings company, said Monday that
the foundry did not open Monday be
; cause of inability to complete neces
sary repairs. He said, however, thai
the foundry would be reopened soon
Ben Hur Meetins-The special en-
tertainment committee of the loca
tribe Of Ben Hur will meet Monday
| - T1N@ ~
712 Main street.
: Grace Flag Day-Flay day service:
, will be held in the Grace NJ. E. church
, Monday night under the auspices o
: the Epworth league. The history o
the flag and stereopticon illustrations
of those events connected with thu
origin of the national emblem will b.
l shown.
Mrs. Porter Here-Mrs. W. D. Por
) ter, of Buffalo, n. Y, is spending sew
eral days with the Rev. H. A. Backu
and wife.
5 Rose Service PIanned-A rose serv
2 ice will be the feature of the service
= at the Grace NJ. E. church next Sun
day. All attending will be given
rose, and the young lady ushers will
;. carry large bouquets. The pastor will
=. speak on the subject, The Rose Q
, Sharon"
Mitchell Stays Here-The Rev. An
drew F. Mitchell, pastor of the Soutl
I Eighth Street Friends church, has re
[ fused the call of church in Califol
, mia. He will continue his work her
: as usual
-. Campbell Opens Officer. A Camp
bell, known in lumber and grain circle
, in eastern Indiana and western Ohio
i has opened a real estate office here
He shares his office with John f
: Peltz. real estate and insurance, an
. the two will operate in real estate
says an announcement The office
in the Palladium building Mr.. Camp
> bell was in the lumber business TO
I 20 years, and was treasurer of tn
: Miller-Kemper company of this CITY,