The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
Short News Of CITY
COLLINS HAVE SON

painful injuries by falling on the ice,
necessitating her removal to the
hospital about a week ago, was report
ed Saturday to be in an improved
condition.
MRS. HANNA is BETTER.
Mrs. Emma Hanna, of South West
Third street, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
hospital. is reported to be improving.
TO REMODEL SHOP
Extensive remodeling will be made
at the Style Shop by David NJ. Fehr,
/ new proprietor he said Saturday.
EXHIBIT OPEN SUNDAY
The Indiana artists exhibition now
| on display in the public art gallery in
the high school building will be open
! to the public as usual from 2 to
; p. m. Sunday.
GLEE CLUB TRAVELS
Earlham Colleges Glee Club is
making short trip through Eastern
Ohio over the mid-semester recess.
Lewisburg and Eaton were to be
visited.
DAY STUDENTS SKATE
| Earlham Day Students had members
of the college faculty and dormitory
| students as their guests at skate in
the Coliseum, Friday afternoon from
toe. The skate was we'll attended.
MeWHINNEY BUYS GAAR HOME
Announcement of the purchase of
the Jonas Gaar residence, at Fifteenth
and Main streets, has been made by
! Walter McWhinney, of the Hutton
Casket factory. The Gaar residence
is one of the oldest and most impos-
ing residences of the city. Mr.. Nc
Whitney now lives east of the city,
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March l.
! BEN HUR INITIATES %
| twenty-five candidates were initial
ed into the Bun Hur lodge Thursday
evening at the regular meeting Dur
ing the business session plans were
made to challenge the Indianapolis
corps to membership contest. The
local corps is working to obtain a
class Of 100 to be initiated in March
The losing side will give a banquet
and dance for the winners, according
to the agreement. The social commit
tee of the lodge has arranged for a
social dance for members and their
friends to be given next Thursday
evening following the regular meet
ing. Milier's orchestra will play.
PEckHAM SUBSTITUTES.
Because of the illness of Clarence
Pickett, who has influenza, Enrol D.
Peckham, of Brooklyn, N. Y, has been
obtained to serve on the Forward
Movement college deputation which
leaves next week for Friendville,
Tenn. and Guileford College, N. c.,
on the first lap of coast to coast
college tour in behalf of the educa-
tional relationships of the Forward
Movement of the Friends church.
Other members of the party are B.
Willis Beede, field worker of the AM
erican friends board of foreign mis-
sions and Miss Ruthanna Sims, as
ociate editor of the American Friend.
DR.. TULLiS WILL TALK
DR.. Don D. Tullis, state head of the
IInter-church World Movement, will
give an illustrated lecture on Chris
tianity and World Democracy" in the
Grace M. E.. church, Sunday at
O'Clock. Some of the famous slides
which were shown at the Inter-church
conference at Atlantic City recently.
DR.. Tulli5 is former regional war work
director of the Y M. c. A.
w. r. SANBoRN is ILL
w. r. Sanborn, farm editor of The
Palladium, is ill of the influenza
MISS CLARK AT CONFERENCE
Miss S. Ethel Clark, secretary of
the local Home Service Bureau, is in
Springfield, O., attending a conference
of Red Cross workers.
FINED FOR ASSAULT
/ Melville Ramp and Robert Hart,
charged with assault and battery
were fined SIS and costs in police court
Saturday.
i FIRE LOSS $1,000 IN MONTH
During the month of January Il
alarms were answered by the local
fire department, Fire Chief Ed Miller
said Saturday. An approximate dam
age of $1,000 was done by fire during
the month. The loss was practically
covered with insurance.
WRECK VICTIMS IMPROVE.
None of the 10 patients at Reid
MORTAL hospital. who was injured
in the wreck of the Ohio Electric in.
been discharged from the hospital
All Of the patients are recovering sat
isfactorily.
SO ARRESTS ARE MADE.
Thirty-six arrests were made by po
lice in January. Police officials say
this is one of the smallest numbers
of arrests in the history of the Of
flee. DRINKS and gamblers, with five
arrests each, led the report.
THREE TEACHERS NAMED.
Superintendent J. H. Bentley of the
public school, Saturday announced
three new teachers who will take ur
work Monday. They include Miss
Ruth Henderson, former teacher in
the Richmond schools, who has beer
employed in Detroit, and who will
teach the Alb and ga at Baxter school
Miss Florence Brown, of Cambridge
City, who will teach the second grade
at Finley, and Miss Anna Richards, O.
Chicago, who will take charge of the
third grade at Warner school.
"Y" EXECUTIVE TO MEET
The newly elected executive com
mittee of the Wayne County Church
federation will meet at the Y. NJ C
A. Monday at 5 p. m. A special meet
ing of the county council will prob
ably be called soon to discuss import
ant business relative to the board O
8 directors.
|, FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
s Fire from an overheated furnace
4 called the fire department to the hom,
: of Frank Critchet, 315 North Nintl
|, street, shortly after noon Saturday
t No damage was done.