The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-10
Short News of City

mOnd and vicinity held their annual
picnic at the Glen Miller park, July 4.
There were % deaf people and families
present, also eight hearing people,
relatives of the deaf A donation Of
$3.50 was collected for the benefit Of
the Home for the Aged and Infirm
Deaf" A basket dinner was served.
To Lake James-Mrs. Minnie Deiser
formerly Of this city now employed at
Hagerstown, will leave Sunday for
Lake James, where she will spend
two weeks in company with Mrs.
Charles Teetof. of Hagerstown. After
Mrs. Deiser returns she will visit rel
atives and friends here.
Macabees' Dance Successful. - The
dance given by the Lady Macabees
Friday evening was well attended. The
out-of-town guests being Mrs. Frank
Wysong, Winchester, Ind, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Marker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Kiink, two Bozart brothers,
all Of Eaton. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
er, Of north of Eaton, and Mr.. sud Mrs.
Vern Slower, of Sugar Valley.
Loses Eyeslght-Dr George E. Har.
ter, dentist Of Elkhart. formerly of
Hagerstown, and we'll known here,
lost the sight Of one eye Wednesday
night while repairing an automobile
tire when within five miles Of his
home, returning from visit in Hag-
erstown. The tire rim struck his
glasses, fragment of glass penetrat.
ing his eyeball.
MyrIck Memorial Servlce-Memorial
services for Benjamin B. Myrick, hon.
ored veteran member Of Reid Memo.
rial United Presbyterian church, who
died recently will be held at the
church. Thursday evening, at 7:30 p.
~. The program will be announced
later
Deaf Mutes Meet-The Rev. C. w
Charles, of Columbus. Ohio, will con
duct the regular monthly meeting OF
the deaf mutes in the community in
| the parish of st. Paul's Episcopal
Sunday, at 7:30 p. m.
Hold Monthly Meetings-East Main
Street Friends and South Eighth
| Street Friends will each hold their
monthly meeting on Thursday eve
ming.
Cake Sale Success-A cake market
! held in the Richmond market house by
| the ladies Of Whitewater Christian
church, for the rebuilding fund of the
church. Saturday, was we'll attended.
$4,000 EIks Register-Over 100000
Elks registered for the national con
vention in Chicago, according to a re
port brought back by e. c. Clapp, sec
retary Of the local lodge, who was 6
| delegate. Many attended who did not
register and 1t was thought that about
100000 delegates were present.
| Vacation at Lake Mr.. and Mrs
Merle Bowen and son are spending
their vacation at Crooked Lake. Mr.
| Bowen IS a member Of the Bowen and
Fivel Shoe company.
Carr Takes Man-Sheriff Clem Car
has taken Harry Potts, of Winchester
into custody on an insanity charge
He caught Potts on Ft. Wayne. ave
nue.. Carr is awaiting the arrival o1
the sheriff of Randolph county to take
Potts back to Winchester
]. o. r. M. Postpones Installation
Installation Of officers in the Rec
| Mems lodge, which was to have beel
held Friday night in the club rooms
was postponed because of inability O
some of the officers to be present.
"Ten Little BottIes"-Ray Weisbrod
Of Weisbrod's music store, was near
ly arrested Friday evening when he
returned from indianapolis, for having
a package in his possession with "tel
bundle of Rays new Bert Williams
record, and the policeman who almos
made the arrest had a good laugh
instead.
Relief Corps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
services, for seventy-seven deceased
members were held by the Women:
Relief Corps in the post room!
at the court house, Friday after
noon. The names Of the deceased
members were read and at the end o
each ten named bouquet was placed
upon the altar. Two songs were sung
Halls Are Parents-Word has beer
received that Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley NJ
Hall, of San Francisco, Calf, are thu
parents of a son. Mrs. Hall was for
merly Miss Jessie Sands of this city
| Mr.. Hall was also a resident of Rich
mond.
New Lutheran Members-St. Paul
Lutheran church will receive new
members on the first Sunday IL
| August.
Jones to Chicago-Sylvester Jones
associate director of the Friends For
! ward Movement, went to Chicago, Ill
Saturday, TO attend a meeting in th
interest of missions.
Newly Weds Home-Mr and Mrs
| ]. Clinton Brown, of 221 South Tentl
| street. returned home Friday nigh
from New York City, where they hav,
been on their wedding trip.
Leeion's Concerts Uncertain-It ha
not been decided whether or not tn
Legion open air band concerts. whicl
have delighted the crowds on the side
walks in front of the Flks' club, will
be continued Roland Nusbaum, di
rector of the band. will not return
! from his vacation until next week ant
definite plans will not be made in hi
absence.
Woodruff in Puipit-The Rev. c. H
Woodruff, of Warsaw, Ind, will oc
cupy the pulpit Of the Grace Methods
church Sunday morning. The Rev A
II. Backus, pastor of the church, will
preach in the evening"
Visit Cox B|rthpiace-Nr. and Mrs
H. E. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Bru
baker and Mrs. DR.. Anderson motoret
to Middletown. Ohio, Friday and visit
cd the birth place of Governor Cox o
| Chic.
Visits Miss kramer-Miss Peggi
| Young of Burlington, VT, is visiting
Miss Genette Kramer, 400 Main stree
for a week, after which she will e
to Indianapolis and ST. Louis to b,
with relatives. She is a sister of Mis-
Anna Young, a roommate Of Mis-
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