The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-10
Short News of CITY
TO GIVE RECITAL

Mrs. kathleen BrOerman Hayes Will
give a piano recital, under the au-
spices Of st. Andrews school of Music
Feb. 16. The recital will be held in
ST. Andrews auditorium.
JOSEPH DICKINSON DIES
Jonathan Dickinson, well known in
Richmond, is dead at his home in
Brownsville, Ark, according to word
received here. While never a resi-
dent here Dickinson paid the city
many visits. He was a relative Of
Samuel Dickinson. deceased.
OFFICIALS AT FUNERAL
Several county officials Monday at
tended the funeral of Joshua A. Allen,
! local attorney, who died at his home
in Hagerstown Sunday. Judge Bond
Linus Meredith and members of the
County Bar association were in at
tendance Roy d. Wenger, Robert
Boyd, Miss Nora dollhouse and Mr.
and Mrs. George Eggemeyer also at
tended.
PICkELL TO COLUMBIA
Frank G. Pickell, former principal
of the local high school. and now
head Of the high school in Lincoln,
Neb., will teach at Columbia univers-
ity. New York city, during the sum-
mer months, it has been learned. Mrs.
! Pickell and the children will spend
the summer in the East
/ FILES DISSOLUTION CERTIFICATE
! The preliminary certificate of disso-
luton for the Hagerstown Improve
ment company. of Hagerstown, has
been filed with the secretary of
state.
MRS. WHALLON ILL.
Mrs. A. J. Whallon and son Arthur,
are ill at their home on South Tenth
street.
TAKES TYPEWRITER EXAM. -.
! A typewriter and stenographer civil
! service examination was taken by one
young woman at the postoffce Tues
day morning, under the direction of
Clarence Foreman
AIR FIELD NEEDS MEN.
Urgent need of applicants for civil
service positions in the air service,
at McCook Field, Dayton Ohio, is
advertised in a bulletin posted in the
Richmond postoffice lobby
27 AT NIGHT SCHOOL,.
Despite the disagreeable weather
Monday night, night school attendance
was not greatly below normal. Tween
ty-seven persons were present in the
typewriting class, which can only
handle 33 pupils.
MISSIONARIES REACH EAST.
Ross A. Hadley, general secretary
Of the American Foreign Mission
board, received word Tuesday from
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N. Hoyt. mission
aries on their way to British East
Africa. stating that they were just
off Port Said. and expected to land
for coaling within few hours. Both
missionaries are well known in Rich
mond and nationally in Quaker cir.
cles.
TWO WOMEN HOME
Mrs William Deitmeyer and Mrs.
Charles Davis, who were called to
Columbus, Ohio. two weeks ago by
the illness and death of their mother,
Mrs. Lewis. Stiasser, have returned
home.
MEETING is POSTPONED.
The meeting of the Woman's Mis-.
sonary society of the First English
Lutheran church, announced to meet
Wednesday afternoon with Misses
Emma and Anna Nolte. on south
Fourth street, has been postponed in
definitely.
FINED FOR BEATING BILL.
Ed Killings, charged with beating
a board bill, was fined S. and costs
in police court Tuesday.
EDGERTON IN INDIANAPOLIS.
]. o. Edgerton, township trustee,
was in Indianapolis Tuesday relative
to business matters of the township
RETURNS TO COLLEGE,
Marcellus Pohlmeyer returned
Tuesday afternoon to st. Mary's col
lege at Dayton, O., after spending sew
eral days at his home here recuperat
ing from an attack of influenza.
TO ATTEND BALL
John Evans, Walter Ainsley and
Robert Veach, who attend Miami uni
versity will arrive in the city Wednes
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