The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19
Short News of City

Young Peoples Meeting Young
people of ST. Johns church will hold
a business meeting in the ST. Johns
hall, South Fourth street, Tuesday
evening. It is likely that an outing
will be planned.
Orphans Arrive Tuesday Thirty
seven orphans of the Oesterlin Or
phans' Home of Springfield, O., will
arrive in Richmond at p. NJ, Tues
day. They will be met by a delegation
from St. PauPs Lutheran church and
taken to the church. Members of the
congregation will take the homeless
children into their homes and provide
entertainment for 10 days or two
weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Fry, heads of
the Springfield institution, will ac-
company the children here.
St. Johns Meeting - A congrega-
tional meeting of members of the St
Johns church will be held in the
church next Sunday afternoon. One
Of the main subjects demanding action
is the appointing of new instructor
for ST. Johns parochial school. The
vacancy was created by the resigna-
ton of Miss Ruth Zimmerman. who
was recently married to Howard
Schneider
Loyal Daughters Picnic - Members
of the Loyal Daughters class of the
First Christian Sunday School will
hold a picnic at Glen Miller park,
Thursday. Husbands of the members
are to go from work to the park to
partake in the outing.
Rev. S. w. Traum to Visit-The
Rev. and Mrs. S. w. Traum, of Penn
sylvania, will be the guests of mem
90 7i-c} hr;c
Aug. IA. The Rev. Mr.. Traum was
pastor Of the church number of
years ago. The Rev. Mr.. Traum may
preach on Sunday, Aug. Is.
| Will Clean Church - st. Johns
church will have a house cleaning on
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week, to be conducted by the women
OF the church.
Evangelist Preaches-The Rev. G.. l.
Hoover, evangelist for the Christian
| churches in the eastern district of this
state, preached at both morning and
! evening service Sunday, at the First
Christian church.
Whiting In Northland-Mrs P. A
| Henchman, Miss S. F.. Henchman and
| Miss J. o. HenChman are at Eloise
| Cottage, Bay View, Mich. Mrs. F. o
| Chambers. also of Richmond, is regis
| tered there.
Gillian at RushvilIe - Strickland
Gillian, noted humorist and chautau
qua entertainer and former city editor
of the Palladium, will appear on the
platform of the Rushyille chautauqua
Thursday afternoon, August II.
| Organized in 1897 - The Athenaea
club will hold it's meetings next year
in the South Eighth Street Friends
church. The club was organized ir
1897 and federated in 1908. The Off
GERS and committees for the coming
year are as follows: President, Mrs
| E L. Reynolds; vice-president. Miss
Alice MOorman; secretary, Mrs. Lee
Hoover; treasurer, Mrs. Atwood Jen
kins; program, Mrs. Elmer E. Lebo
Mrs n S Cox, Mrs. GarWood Iredell
Miss Alice Norman and Mrs. Samue
Hodgin; entertainment, Mrs. Eliza N
Johnson, Mrs. Frank Coffin Mrs. AL
bert Gilmer, Mrs. Lewis King and
Miss Nancy Norman; flower, Mrs
Robert Randle and Mrs. Sarah Stet
SON There are forty active members
of the club, eight corresponding mem
bers and six honorary members. Ir
the coming year the club will make
an intensive study Of Alaska.
sues or OiNoTce-Sult Tor divorce
has been filed in circuit court BY
| Bessie NJ. Perkins against Harold Per
kins Custody of the child is asked
! by the plaintiff. Mrs. Perkins charge:
| her husband with abandonment
Navy Truck Leaves-After spend
ing Sunday in Richmond in the inter
est of navy recruiting. the huge navy
aero truck left the city Monday morn
ing. The crew of three, machinis
mate, aviation, S. Cook; ships cook
Tom Prefer; and mechanic, aviation
R. c. Bateman, is heading for the ma
val station at Great Lakes, III. Indi
ana, eastern Illinois, Kentucky anC
western Ohio have been visited By
the men in the two months tour.
| Stop for Vist-Mr. and Mrs Boil
Shinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fels and Mr.
Billy Cullen were in Richmond, Sun
| daV and were the quests IF NIrc Wi