The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-12
Short News of Civ

coyIe Takes Job Clarence
Coyle has accepted position with the
Ray Lichtenfels mems furnishings
store. He started work Monday.
Recommend Shorter sentence-Les-
SEEMING Of the indeterminate sentence
Of five to IA years to three to IA
years was recommended for John
Tucker, Of Wayne county, who was
sentenced for robbery, in the June re-
port Of the board of pardons. 1t is
believed that, as he has already
served three years, the recommends
ton is preliminary to his parole.
Two Brothers EnIist-Arthur ].
Hill and Clarence Hill, 521 North D
street, enlisted in the army at the To-
cal recruiting station Saturday. They
left Monday for Camp Pike.
Position in IndianapoIis-Miss Edna
Marlatt, 3O6 North Fifth street, for
merly teacher of music in the Gar
field school, has been appointed by E.
U. Graft, superintendent Of schools
In Indianapolis, as assistant music in
structor in the elementary depart
ment.
Ciawsons Are Active-Miss Frances
A Clawson, sister of Charles Howard
Clawson, artist, both formerly Of
Richmond, gave recital at the home
OF her singing instructor, Miss Grace
Cox, Of Modesto, Calf. Miss Claw
sons recital included Love the Ped
lar, by Battersby-German, and Joy
Of the Morning" Markham-Wave. Mr.
Clawson has his picture and a short
sketch on his work in Modesto
magazine received here.
Enjoy Picnic Sunday-The following
people spent Sunday afternoon at
Camp Suits U.s." near Heiser's Sta
ton: Minnie Lehman, Freda Blick-
wedel, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pitman,
Helen and Robert Pitman, Zelina and
Josephine Starr, Anna Ahous, Joe
Ahous, Elizabeth Fisher, Leo Geier,
Stanley Christ, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Huck, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dunning,
Helen, Mary Louise and Arthur Dunn
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Pfeiffer,
Paul Pfeiffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Pfeif-
fer, Josephine Pfeiffer and SON.
Recruiters Are Needed-Twelve men
are needed by Sergeant McWhirter,
head Of the local army office, for re-
cruiting duty in the Indianapolis dis
trict. Men who are accepted will be
furnished clothes and be paid a mini
mum of about $3.50 a month, said the
! sergeant, Monday.
Epworth League Meeting-About so
young people from the three Epworth
Leagues Of the city will leave Tuesday
evening for a sub-district meeting in
Cambridge City at the home of Miss
Gaar, on Tropical HILL A picnic sup.
per and out-of-door games will feature
the meeting
Laws Back Home-Frank D. Laws,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
j. F. Hibberd, of South Thirteenth
street, left for his home in Chicago
| Monday.
Grace Missionary Society - The
Woman's Home Missionary society of
the Grace NJ. E. church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Kramer
14O2 Main street, Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O. Election of officers will be
held.
Many Attend Conference - c. O.
Williams. county superintendent OF
schools. said Monday he probably
would attend a conference Of educat
ors at Bloomington Wednesday, Lo
cal business prevents earlier attend
ance. The conference opened Mon
day.
Luther League Representative -
MISS agnes Meerhoff, 229 S. Eighth
street, left Monday to spend the week
in FIT. Wayne, Ind, as sixth district
representative at the national Luther
League convention.
Attend Deaf Meeting-About &c
deaf mutes attended the special serv
ice held for them in the parish of the
st. Paul's Episcopal church SUNDAY
evening. The Rev. G. W. Charles. oil
Columbus, O., travelling mute mission
airy. had charge of the service. These
meetings are held every four to six
weeks by the Rev. Charles and this
service is but one of many conducted
by this minister in this district Per
sons from as far as Oxford, O., attend
ed the meeting Sunday
Lawn Fete Planned Earlham
Heights Christian Endeavor will give