The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-15
Short News Of City

ard Schneider, manager OF the Felt
man shoe store at Detroit, and Miss
Zimmerman will be married soon.
Company Celebrates Birthday-A
celebration in honor of the 39th birth
day of the McConaha Company. Of
Richmond, was held Monday night in
the Arlington Hotel by the heads OF
the company and their employees. 1t
was the first of its kind by the concern
but plans are being made to regularly
observe the occasion. In 1881 the |
presnt business was founded when |
Walter McConaha bought two wagons
from George Mathes & Brothers of
Anderson.
Directs indianapolis Recreation
| Mrs. John UnverZagt, nee Miss Mabel
| Shaver. we'll known Richmond high |
| school girl, has been appointed an in
structor on the Indianapolis play |
ground board. The Indianapolis play
grounds will be open June 81, accord |
| ing to an announcement made Monday
| by r. Walter Jarvis, director Of re-
creation. Mrs. UnverZagt will be in
charge Of the one of the municipal
grounds.
jewelers. Honor Rindt - William
Rindt is attending the annual state
convention of the Indiana Retail Jew
elers' Association at Lafayette this
week He is vice-president of the or
ganization. Mr.. Rindt was appointed
member Of the resolutions committee
Monday.
To Attend FuneraI-Directors and
trustees of the Y. M. G. A. will meet
at the association building Wednesday
night and go in body to the home Of
Pettis A. Reid, who died Sunday night.
Mr. Reid was a member of the board
of trustees.
Nusbaum Only Representatives,
B. Nusbaum, of the Lee B. Nusbaum
i company, is the only Richmond re-
tail dry goods merchant attending the
annual convention Of the Indiana Re
tail Dry Goods association at India
napolis, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nusbaurn is vice president Of the or
ganzation. Practically all leading
dry goods concerns in Richmond are
members of the association, but offic-
ials were unable to attend.
Endeavor Plans Entertainment
"Tanglefoot VS.. Peruna," mock trial
staged under the conditions supposed
to be existing in 1850, when women
have their rights, will be given by
, members Of the Christian Endeavor
of the First Christian church next
/ Tuesday night, June %. The proceeds
: will go to the church building fund.
: Admission will be 25 cents for adults
! and Is cents for children.
Crops Are Helped.-Sunday and
Monday rains helped the gardens at
Easthaven immensely, DR.. S. E. Smith
, said Tuesday. ut was just what we
needed and we had full benefit of
it," he said. THE institutional crops
are doing very well"
Sam Smith Visits-Samuel r. Smith
of the Fletcher Savings and Trust
company, in Indianapolis, spent the
week end with DR.. and Mrs. S. E.
Smith, at Easthaven.
- Jessup Home-Talbert Jessup has
> returned from Lacrosse, Wis, where
/ he was graduated from the norman
, school,
+ Methodist Flag ,Day-Grace M. E.
church observed flag day services
j. Monday night. A brief history of the
, flag was given, together with instruc-
= tive stereopticon illustrations.
! p. n. c. To Entertain-The P. II. G.
= lodge will entertain at the Red Mems
hall Tuesday night with card party
All members and their friends are in
, vited.
= Lutheran Women Meet-The Ladies
: of tho missionary society of the St
; Johns Lutheran church will meet
a | Wednesday at p. m. instead of on
n Thursday, as previously announced.
$ Commandery Gives Dance The
O commandery gave it's last dance this
season at the club rooms Monday
night. About so couples attended the
dance The music was furnished by
Skullys orchestra. Work in the Or
| TT hn pjUnp
. the commandery Monday night.
d plan a SociaI-A social for the mem
'. bers of the local tribe of Ben Hur anc
s their families will be given in the
/ lodge rooms next Saturday night. The
" entertainment will be in the nature
e of an ice cream social followed by
y social dance The entertainment com
st mittee met with Mrs. Garrett Thomp
1t son. Monday night, to plan the social
h holiarn's Have Girl.-A daughter
IS was born Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs
K Ed Hollarn, at Reid hospital. She
II has been named Mary Patricia Hol
4 larn.
Earlham Enrolment 67-Although i
>. was thought Monday that Earlhan
s. summer school enrolment would ex
y coed 100 by night, only 81 persons nat
y, matriculated for summer work b.
III Tuesday noon
r Brown To Conventions-The Rev
s. E Howard Brown, pastor of the Eas
Main Street Friends church, will leav
IL Monday for the state Sunday schoo
convention to be held in Crawfords
vile, Ind, June q to "a. On Thurs
" day, June "a, he will go to the stat
Christian Endeavor convention to b
. held in indianapolis June "a to q, il
v. elusive, and stay until Saturday ever
rs ing. June &c. He will address the
IT E. convention.
ne viii Leave Friday-The Rev. J.
o. Hill. pastor of the Reid Memoria
United Presbyterian church, Wi
leave with his family Friday mornin