The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-11
Short News Of City
FARM EQUITY TO MEET

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lie county will be held at Monroe CEN
trail school Friday night, Feb IS. Dis
cussion in regard to locating headquar-
tiers in West Manchester O., swill fea-
ture the meeting. Everybody inter-
ested in the equity is invited to be
present.
MISS BERRY TO CHICAGO
Miss Francis Berry, primary and
kindergarten supervisor in the Rich
mond public schools, has been invited
by Chicago university to offer a
course in elementary reading, and oc-
cupation for children, in the summer
school next summer. AS was previ-
ously announced Miss Florence Will
liams, supervisor of art in the schools,
will present work in the Chicago sum-
mer school.
; RICHARDSON IN CHICAGO
c. N. Richardson, local attorney, is
in Chicago attending the national con-
vcntion Of the Lincoln league.
AMBOY FRIENDS MEET
District meeting of the Indiana
Yearly Meeting are in session We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week in
Amboy, under the direction of Charles
Tebbits, of the Forward Movement
survey department., in Paramount I'M
der the direction of the Rev. Charles
NJ. WOodman, and in Wabash, where
the Rev. Enrol D. Peckman is presid-
ing.
MRS. HANNAH IMPROVES :.
Mrs. Emma Hanna, 345 Southwest
Third street, who was operated upon
at Reid Hospital two weeks ago, has
returned to her home in greatly i'm
proved condition, it was announced
Wednesday.
MISS STEELE TO ARRIVE
Miss Fannie STEELE of Cherokee, Ia,
will arrive at the high school Thurs
day to assume a position in the his
tory department left vacant by the
resignation of Miss AIDA Rogers.
APPOINT FINANCE HEADS
Yearly Meeting financial directors
for the Friends Forward Movement
campaign are being appointed rapid
ly. Willard F. Pearson of Amboy, Ind,
has been appointed director of fl
nances for Indiana Yearly Meeting.
Other appointments will be heard
from by Thursday 1t was thought at
the general headquarters.
COLLEGE FRIENDS IN IOWA
Members of the Friends Forward
Movement college deputation who left
sessions Wednesday at Penn college
in Oskaloosa, la. Influenza has closed
large public meetings in Oskaloosa,
but meetings are permitted. Miss
Ruthann& Sims is taking the place of
DR.. Alexander c. Purdy on the deputa-
ton. DR. Purdy recently underwen
a minor operation. Other members
Of the college group are Clarence
Pickett and Willis Beede
MANY U. S. JOBS OPEN
Immediate need for stenographers
and typewriters in government serv-
ice is great, according to civil service
news from Washington. Entrance
salaries range from $1,000 to 81 ZOO a
year plus temporary bonus of $40 a
month. Examination for these posi-
tions can be taken at any postoffice
after application has been filed with
the commission, at Washington, on
Form 304 Local applicants should
see Clarence Foreman, at the Rich.
mond postoffice.
WOODWARD is RECOVERED.
DR.. Walter c. Woodward, editor OF
the American Friend, who has been
| confined to his home on College Ave.
nue. for over week, because Of an
attack of influenza, has returned to
his Office in the Central headuarters OF
the Friends Church.
REV. MITCHELL TO RETURN.
The Rev and Mrs. Andrew F. Mitch
| ell will arrive home Friday after near
ly two months at Highpoint, N c.,
where Mr.. Mitchell has been occupy.
| ing the Friends pulpit for the Rev.
Samuel l.. Haworth. who is in the
| Friends Forward Movement head.
quarters in Richmond as head of the
| spiritual resources department.
OPEN SERVICE STATION.
The gasoline service station of the
Standard Oil company, Main and
Eleventh streets. was opened today
The building is Of brick and stucco
A women's rest room has been pro
vided. The basement contains the
heating plant, stock room and auto
| matte air compressor. Glen Whitesell
local manager, said the grounds would
| be beautified with lawn and shrub
! berry. The station contains many
features for the comfort and conven.
fence of motorists.
MRS. VERNON BRAMMER ILL