The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-20
Short News of Civ

Mrs. Kate PIekens lmproves-Mrs.
Kate Pickens, who met with a very
severe accident several weeks ago,
has improved sufficiently to be re-
moved from 81 North Eighth street
to her own home, all North Ninth
street.
Collect Canned Fruits-The annual
collection of canned fruits and jellies
Is being made by the Ladies' Aid so.
ciety of ST. PauPs Lutheran church
for the Oesterlen Home at Springfield,
10. All who wish to contribute are
asked to bring donations to the church
before Nov. /. II donations cannot
be brought to the church members of
the committee in charge will call for
them If notified. The committee mem
bers are Mrs. William Klopp. Mrs.
Gus Thomas, Mrs. Edward Deitemeyer
and Miss Elizabeth Rosa.
Aid Market Saturday-A pure food
sale will be held by the Ladies' Aid
society Of the First Methodist church
in the salesroom of the Starr Piano
store at 1000 a. m. Saturday.
KEENAN, Address Published-Ber-
nard r. Kleman, formerly of this city,
who recently enlisted in the navy at
the local recruiting office. sent let
ter to Chief H. F. Roberts, asking that
his address be published for the bene-
fit of his friends. He is now stationed
in Company Is, Regiment, 16, barracks
1916, Great Lakes, Ill. Klenlan is at
tending the Radio training school.
Will Stage PIay-Young people of
the Second Presbyterian church, who
recently gave a play entitled virginia
civ he Il OF
the opera house in Eldorado, Ohio,
City, Tuesday, Oct. 26. 1t is also plan
ned to give a showing at the First
Presbyterian church in this city, in
the near future.
Girls Secure Gymnasium-The Girls
club of the Second Presbyterian
church have secured the use of the
gymnasium at Garfield school for ev'
cry Wednesday night. Members and
those wishing to take part in the ath,
letic programs of the club can do Sc
by application.
Attend Sun CounciI-Local mem
bers of the Red Men lodge who are
attending the three days session Of
the Sun Council, being held in Indi
annapolis, are expected to return late
| Wednesday or Thursday.
Daughter Born Tuesday-A daugh
ter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Holmes, PIT South Fourteenth street
Tuesday morning.
| Art Gallery Open-The public ar
gallery will be open Wednesday even
ing from 1880 to $3.50 p. m.
Night School Wednesday - Nigh
school will be in session Wednesday
evening as usual, regardless of the
| fact that there Is no day school The
rest of this week.
| Attend Vocational Conference-N
F.Fultz, vocational director, and Mis-:
Bertha Larsh, of the placement bureau
Of the vocational office, will attend
the vocational conference in Indiana
polls, Thursday. Dr. Snedden of Col
umbia University, will speak at the
morning, after which discussions will
be given by six persons, one of whom
will be w. G. Bate, principal of the
High school here Mr., Fultz will b,
one of the speakers at the Afternoon
session. His subject will be 1.-The Da.
Vocational School,. H. G. McComb
assistant state director, another speak
! er of the afternoon, will address tn,
conference on 1.-THE Complete Voc;
tional Program in a City School"
TWO Girls Born-Two girls wer,
born at the Reid Memorial hos pita
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Baxter
BOT North Thirteenth street, were tn,
parents of one. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
F>rauman, 21S Kinsey street, were tn
parents Of the other