The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
Short News Of Civ

Lee on Vacation.-The Rev. Shelby
G. Lee, pastor of the First Baptist
church, will leave for few weeks
vacation the first of next week. He
Will preach at the morning and even
ing services next Sunday, Aug. IS. He
did not know what arrangements
would he made for filling the pulpit
during his absence but believed that
a minister would be supplied for some
Of the morning services.
Traum to Preach.-The Rev. L. E
Murray, pastor of the First Christian
church. preached his last sermon for
this month at the church Sunday morn
ing He WILL go in a day or two to
visit his son. Next Sunday the Rev.
S. w. Traum, who was pastor of the
church about seven years ago, will
preach at the morning service. 1t has
been planned for him and his wife to
be entertained at picnic on Saturday.
Aug IA, by the members Of the Loyal
Women'S class.
Anscomb to Canada-The Rev Fran.
els Anscomb, who has been in the
charge Of the pulpit of the West Rich
mond Friends church during the alb
sence Of the Rey. Charles Woodman,
left Monday with his wife for a few
weeks vacation IN CanaQd.
Coffin Is Here-William V. Coffin of
Whittier, Calf, arrived in Rich
mond Sunday morning and will attend
Indiana Yearly Meeting He is direc-
tor Of campaigns for Quaker colleges
in the Five Years Meeting. Mr.. Cot
fin will make an address at Indiana
Yearly meeting, on Saturday, Aug. IA.
regarding the work and conditions in
! Ja 10 will II In
Western Yearly meeting, which is to
be held from Aug. Is to % inclusive,
following the local sessions.
Rev. Walker Speaks The Rev.
James F. Walker. of Pittsburg, Pa,
preached at both morning and evening
services of the Reid Memorial United
Presbyterian church, Sunday. His sub
iect for the morning service was "The
Church and the New Day; in the
evening he spoke upon "Developing
Power" A good attendance was
present.
Sunday in cincinnati-Lue Stigle-
man. Mr.. and Mrs c. A Reigel and
son, Ivan, Mr. and Mrs G. c. Gem
and daughter, Lillian. Mrs William
Keller, spent Sunday in Cincinnati.
Party Shaken Up-In an attempt to
dlloLilCl C1l, JOScpH
Wilkins Of Connersville, ran his ma,
chine containing his wife and child
into a ditch at the side of the Nat
ional road between this city and Cen
terville, Saturday afternoon Only a
severe shaking up followed the action.
A large crowd was soon attracted and
arrangements made to pull the car
back on to the road.
Receivers from OPeration.-Mrs. J.
J. Frazee. who lives near Middleboro,
is said to be recovering from a recent
operation at the Reid Memorial hos
pital.
Will Place Signs-It was stated on
Monday that the Wayne County Auto
mobile association, of which Fred H.
Bethard is president, will place signs
at the corner of West Main and Fifth
and the car barns on the National
road, directing tourists the way to In
dianapolis. The action is necessitated
by the opening of the new Main street
bridge.
Fined for Provoke.-Henry Ed
wards was fined 81 and costs in city
court, Monday, on charge of provoke.
81 for Speeding-Harry Gottschall
was fined 81 and costs on a charge of
speeding.
Baby Girl Born.-A baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carr, 627
South Fourteenth street, Saturday
evening at Reid hospital