The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-12
Short News of CITY
ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED.

DllO1l lNCWS VI N1ly
ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED.
An entertainment of reading and
music will be given by Thlema Thorn
as, in the lecture room of Reid Memoir
ial church, Tuesday, March 16, begin
ming at p. M.
AID SOCIETY TO MEET.
Mrs. H. c. Ramsey will be hostess
for the Aid society of Reid Memorial
church at her home, 306 North Ninth
street, Friday afternoon, March 49,.
All women Of the congregation are
invited.
TWO MORE JOIN ARMY
Two more recruits have been enlist
ed by members of the Fifth Field Ar
tillery now stationed in Wayne
county. Roscoe Majors and John
Morgan, both of Liberty, have signed
up for enlistment in the Fifth Field
Artillery, First Division, Camp Taylor,
Ky. Sergeant R. E. Crookshank is in
charge of recruiting at Liberty.
NO VETS 1920 EXEMPTION
In the opinion of Attorney General
Stansbury, published Wednesday, it
! was stated that soldiers and sailors of
the Mexican and Civil wars may claim
a $1,000 deduction in assessments for
1919. The story should have read that
the old veterans can not be granted a
reduction this year.
$4,000 IN FARM DEALS
| Two small transactions were record
| ed with the county recorder Friday,
Belle r. Southland decided 76 acres in
Franklin township to Earl NJ. Pickett
for $4,000, or s2O8 an acre. Seventy
! three acres, northwest of Chester
were transferred to William F. Best
| by Harry Newman, for the considera
| ton of $4,000.
RECEIVES JOB OFFER
Miss Stella Hartman, county super
visor of domestic science, has receiv
ed an offer of appointment of domes-
tic science supervisor of Cayuga coun
| ty, New York. She has taken the
offer under advisement.
PARENT-TEACHERS MEET
Ed Paul, of Cambridge City, and
County Superintendent Williams will
address a meeting of the Parent
Teachers association in Centerville
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
meeting is to be held in connection
with Teachers week now being OBJ
served over Indiana
WOULD BE COMMITTEEMAN.
Elmer Brumfiel, of Webster, filed
his declaration with the county clerk
Friday, announcing his candidacy fol
the Republican nomination as commit
teeman for the first precinct, Webster
township.
footed ON ED PINAUD.
Frank McGaine, of Richmond, an al
legged hair tonic drunk, was fined 81
and costs in city court Friday.
JONES GETS BIG JOB.
Announcement has been received In
railroad circles here of the appoint
ment of c. S. Jones, formerly of this
city. as supervising agent of the
Northwestern Region of the Pennsyl
vania railroad. Jones was connected
with the Pennsylvania railroad while
q resident here.
MRS. eEEDE ARRIVES
J. Willis Beede, field secretary oil
the American Friends board Of for
eign missions who has been with the
Friends Forward Movement college
deputation to the west coast. arrived
in Richmond Thursday night accom-
tpanied by his mother, Mrs. J. J. Beedt
Iof Whittier, Calf, who will remain
FLOR the marriage of her son to Miss
Juanita Ballard. next week.
CAFETERIA RE-OPENS
The Y. M. G.. A. cafeteria re-openet
lat noon Friday after being closed fol
the installation Of a new ceiling.
large attendance greeted the opening
POLICE GET UNIFORMS
All city policemen were wearing
wide smiles Friday as a result of the
: arrival of % new uniforms for the
members of the force. The uniform!
were bought with the money cleared
on the Policemen's ball, Dec. 81.
SWAIN RECITAL SUCCESS.
Signor Philip Sevasta, harpist Of fine
technique, Edwin Swain, baritone
with Miss Glorence Brinkman, at the
piano, presented the second OF TIVE
recitals in the First NJ. e. church
Thursday night, before much Larger
audience than greeted them the pre-
ceeding evening. A program OF vivacit!
; and harmony was played. The harpis
, received special recognition.
POLL STARTS AT ONCE
The Republican women's poll vii
start Immediately in Richmond. ]
. will probably be introduced into man.
precincts by tea given by the pre-
cinct women chairmen as IN organ
iZation meeting.
RETURNS TO KNiGHTSTOWN
The Rev r. l.. Semans, pastor o
the First NJ. E. church. returned Fri
day morning to Knightstown wher'
the Richmond district Methodist con
. ference is in session. The Rev. Sc
, mans returned to Richmond Thursda.
night in order to attend series o
, special meetings.
, WOOD MANAGERS NAMED
, With the exception of the distric
manager, all of the Leonard Woo
workers for the Sixth district hav'
been named, according to an an