The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-10
Short News of CITY


Miss Doty Teaches Miss Irene
Doty, graduate of Earlham college,
will teach in the Eaton, O., schools
next year, Eaton authorities announc-
ed Thursday.
social will be given by the Junior Or
| der United American Mechanics OF
| Richmond, in the Vaughn hall. June
| %.
Lewis Young EnIsts-Lewis F.
Young, of Fancy, ILL.,. enlisted Thurs
cay morning in the army Quarter
| Master Corps for three years. He was
| sent to Camp Taylor, Ky.
Boys Meeting Postponed-The boys
| work committee of the Y. NJ. c. A.
cid not meet Wednesday night as was
announced because of the absence OF
some Of the members. The meeting
will be held at p. m. Thursday.
Peeping Tom Discharged - Patsy
Sarraino, who was arrested for alleg-
! ed peeping, was released by Mayor
| Zimmerman, Thursday, after a severe
| lecture
William Zimmerman Back-William
W. Zimmerman, son of Mayor thinner
man, has returned from the Culver
Military academy to spend his summer
vacation at home.
One Pair Webs After two rush
days. upon each Of which five mar
| riage licenses were issued. only one
marriage license was issued Thursday.
Brown Opens studio-Francis F.
| Brown. we'll known Richmond land
! scape artist, opened class in land
scape painting at his home on Ma
tional Road, west, Thursday. The
class will meet on Thursday and Fri
day afternoons of each week. On
rainy afternoons it will meet at Mr.
Browns downtown studio above the
Light, Heat and Power company's Of
! flee.
! Breemer is Chosen-W. c. Breemer,
of this city, was elected trustee at the
annual election of officers of the In
diana Association of Spiritualists
of this week.
Murray is Representatives.. G.
Murray, Of Richmond, was elected
Sixth district director of the Indiana
| Poster Advertising Association, which
SEVERN. indianapolis, this week.
Gather for Party-Relations of Mrs.
Frank Dollins, north of the city, gath
J cred for party in her honor We'd
nesday. Present were Mrs. August
Thomas, Mrs Henry Weisbrod, Mrs.
William Kinker Mrs. William Klopp,
| Mrs. Martha Oberhause, of Muscatine,
i Ia, Mrs. James McCauley, Miss Flora
Weisbrod, Mrs. Elmer Weisbrod, Mrs.
! Lewis Hasecoster. Miss Esther Thorn
as, Janice and Robert Keinker, Joseph
Hasecoster and Laura Alice Dollins.
Colonel Converse Here-Colonel
| Converse, army officer in charge of the
| Indianapolis district, was in Richmond
| Wednesday inspecting the local re-
cruiting office.
High Mark Unreached-Eighty-s
| continues to be the seasons high
mark in temperature, according to the
report from the pumping station. On
May %, and again on Wednesday, the
high point was reached. 1t was Sc at
noon Thursday, with prospects Of a
| little rise.
| c. G. o. Excursion-The first eXcur-
sion to Cincinnati via the c. & o..
railroad will be run Sunday. No Penn
| sylvania excursion will be run. 1t is
probable the roads will run excursions
every other Sunday.
Dealers Stay Home-No Richmond
retail furniture dealers attended the
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers as
| ISOLATION meeting at Indianapolis this
week Press of local business prevent
| ed. they say
Murray Back Home-The Rev. L. E.
Murray, pastor of the First Christian
church, spent several days in Indian
apolis Wednesday he attended the
commencement exercises of the Col
| lege of Missions, where 81 young peo-
pie were given their diplomas or
daned and assigned to mission fields.
Assignments were to India, China,
! Mexico, Japan. Africa and South Amer
! lea.