The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-13
Short News Of City


Auto Hits Boy-A broken ankle was
sustained by Charles Parfldlo, Il
years old, 1114 North street, when
he was hit by an automobile driven by
Linden Edgerton. 236 Pearl street, al
the corner of Tenth and Main streets.
Saturday night. His condition was
satisfactory. according to hospital
report Monday Although the boy
was removed from the scene OF the ac-
cident before Edgerton could stop and
return, he at once drove to the city
building and told of the accident.
Thompson Making Tours-Sergeant
Thompson of the local army recruiting
office returned Monday from recruit
ing trip to Union City. He plans to
visit Hagerstown Monday evening, and
Connersville, Tuesday.
Expects Army Tent-An army tent
for recruiting purposes and which Will
be pitched on a corner on Shrine Day.
Sept. II, is expected by Sergeant
Thompson, in charge of the local army
recruiting Office. Further details have
not been arranged.
youngsters flocked to the Starr Piano
store Saturday for "Children's Hour"
program was given for their enter
tainment. Later in the morning re-
freshments were served and the chill
dren danced. The next children's
hour will be held Sept. "a at p. m.
The program last Saturday follows:
Vocal solo (selectedD, Carolyn Bartel;
Twilight" (Manna Zucca), Nancy
Jay; Dawn In Birdland" (Robert
Foresmam), Henry Burr; 9TH Ba by
Brother" Elizabeth Allen; Poor Cock
Robin Carr. by Lee Roberts), Duwain
Snodgrass; Gypsy Frolice" oscar
Koehler), Georgianna Doan; Little
Bo Peep" Eleanor Collins; Curly
Locks Gar. by Lee Roberts,; polly,
Put the Kettle On" Jean Grottendick;
Toe Dance (selected), Eliza beth Kolp.
Refuge Home Benefit-Tag Day for
the benefit of Mary E. E, Thomas
Refuge Home will be held Saturday
Sept. IS. The proceeds from the day
will be used for the current expenses
of the home. Stands will be placed in
the First National bank, Second Nat
| ional bank, Dickinson Trust company
| and American Trust company. Stands
at other points will be announced
| later.
Cox Organizers Meet-Township or
ganizers appointed to assist in staging
| d
county Cox club, will meet at Demo
cratic headquarters in the K. of P
| temple, Monday at 1880 p. m.
| Odd Fellows Journey Whitewater
degree team of the I. o. o. F. jour
neyed to Eaton Friday night to give
| first degree work to a large number
of candidates at that place. More
than 80 members of the local lodge
made the trip in a special car. 1t was
estimated that approximately 400 Ode
Fellows attended the celebration a
Eaton. 1t is planned for the Richmond
lodge to entertain the Eaton lodge
here soon.
| Socialist to Speak-Edward Henry
of Indianapolis, brother of the former
state secretary of the Socialist party
| will speak on the corner of Sixth ant
| Main streets, Monday, at 1880 p. M
on LESS Wages" Citizens are in
vited.
Craven Bids Farewell-The Rev }
| L. Craven, pastor of the Bethel Arr
can NJ f. church, preached his fare
we'll sermon Sunday night. completing
four years of service in the 1oca
church. Whether he shall be reappolnt
ed to the pastorate depends upon ar
pointments to be announced at the S2'
annual conference of Indiana A. M.
| churches, which opens its sessions II
the Bethel church Wednesday.
l EvanqeIistinc Services Planned
Evangelistic services to be conducte'
by Mr.. and Mrs. Brock. singing evar
gelists, of Greensboro, Ind, will opel
at the First Christian church, Tue:
day. Oct 5. 1t is planned for the mee'
ings to continue for at least tw
weeks and probably three. All Al
rangements have not been completed
Lee Will Speak.-The Rev. She'll
C. Lee, pastor Of the First Baptis
church, will go to Liberty Center, Ind
Tuesday. He will speak before TIL
Salamonie Association of Baptis
churches, Wednesday.
g. Y. p. U. to Meet-The B. y
P. U. will go to the home of Mr.:
Fora Hooker, of Centerville, Ind
Wednesday evening, where they wi
, enjoy a weiner roast.
. To Elect Officers-Officers will n
, elected at the annual meeting of tn
v Phleathea Bible class of the First Bal
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