The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13
Short News Of City
COMMUNITY BUILDING FAVORED

WIN " oOlGOiIN1 THNSnEC
At the organization meeting Of the
Wayne County Memorial committee
recently, it was decided to have the
war memorial take the form Of
building, community or memorial hall,
in preference to a monument. The
appointment of two committees, one
to make report on tentative plans and
the other for the investigation of a
site, was made. r. G. Leeds, Frank T.
| Strayer and c. o. Williams were
named on the plan committee, while
Claude Kftterman, Of Cambridge City,
Will Roller, of Greensboro, and How
ard A. Dill were appointed on the site
committee. According to the state
law the committee is required to sub
NIT report to the board of county
commissioners within six months af-
ter its appointment.
METHODIST CIRCLE MEETS
Fifteen members of Circle No. l of
the First Methodist church, held a
social meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Leroy Nichols, TIA
National Road West. The time was
spent in sewing, and refreshments
were served. The guests were: Mrs.
E. E. Rice, Mrs. Jennie Williams, Mrs.
Horrell, and Mrs. r. c. Lockwood.
VANISHED MAN NOT HERE
Adam Sennefelt. who disappeared
from his home in Connersville several
weeks ago, was reported to have been
seen in Richmond, but Connersville
police could not find him here.
EXAMINES SERVICE MEN
Arch D. Hinch, of the Federal Board
of Vocational Institution, Seventh dis
trict, Cincinnati, was in Richmond Fri
M I'M m n6 nrtrio "a
men in regard to vocational training
STOMACH BITTERS THIS TIME
Otto Rice, drunk, was fined 81 and
who says he has spent $500 in the past
week for various drinks, got his last
tank" on stomach bitters.
FINED FOR GUN CARRYING
Edward Bennett, charged with car
| rying concealed weapons, was fined
S. and costs Friday by Mayor Zim-
norman in police court.
PAUL EVERTON is HURT
Word has been received in Rich
mond that Paul Everton, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gray Everton of Ocean Park,
Calf, and formerly Palladium car
| rier, was struck by an auto bus near
his home on Feb. 6, and seriously in
jured Besides a scalp wound and
numerous body bruises, he received
severe internal injuries which ne
cessitated an operation. 1t is thought
he will recover.
The former Richmond boy went
through all the grades in Hibberd
school. His father moved to Cali
fornio last October
LADIES' SOCIETY MEETS
The members of the Ladies' Society
| to the B. of l.. F. and E., spent a very
| pleasant afternoon Wednesday, with
Mrs. l.. G. Green at her home on
South West Second street. Music and
| contests were the features of the after
noon, and at a late hour refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Mrs. G. w. Wysong, Mrs. J. l.. Bios
som. Mrs, w. L. Peffley, Mrs. V. l..
! Hagerty, Mrs. c. H. Spalding, Mrs. c..
A. Sigler, Mrs. N. H. Piper. Mrs. IT.
win Jackson. Mrs. Hubert Mcclellan,
Mrs. Harry Stuart, Mrs. Samuel Bish-
op, Mrs. j. E. Donson, Mrs. Clara
Smith, Mrs. Francis Hohenstein, Mrs
l.. G. Green, and one guest, Miss Irene
Bishop.
THOMPSON OUT OF CITY
Sergeant Thompson, local recruiting
officer, has left the city for several
days. He will return Monday with
his family.
ARRANGE ELLIOTT FUNERAL
Plans for a military funeral for War
rem Elliott, whose body is on the way
from Panama, were arranged last
night at a meeting of members Of Har
~ Ray post, Thursday night. The
post will have charge Of the funeral
and full military honors will be giver
; him. Elliott was in the United State,
army and died Of pneumonia recently
while on duty in Panama.
BOY is ARRESTED.
William Cordell, 16, 1902 Crossal
street, was arrested Friday on charge
!, of forgery. Cordell, it is alleged
while in the employ of Sam Jaffe
took a check forS57.39 payable to the
, Dille-McGuire lawn mower company
from Jaffee' mail, Feb. Z.