The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03
Short News Of CITY

Car is StoIen-John w. Reese has
reported to the police that his auto
mobile, Studebaker. four-cylinder,
1917 model. had been stolen. Reese
stated that the car was taken while
it was standing in front of the car
nival grounds, East Main street, Fri
day night.
Floyd Flood Writes-Mr. and Mrs
Edward Flood, 438 Richmond avenue,
have received word from their son,
Floyd, who is wireless operator on
the U. s. S. Tracy, stationed at Ba-
tonum, Russia. The American ship
is handling messages for the Near
East relief station at Tuflin, Russia.
Buys Richmond Property-Property
at PIT East Main street owned by
e. W. Smith was recently purchased
by E. V. Stamback, a farmer living
near New Paris, o. A new brick We
neer garage is being built upon the
lot
To Report Work-A report Of the
last quarter will be made at the
Thursday evening service Of South
Eighth Street Friends church. Each
family of the congregation is asked
to be represented to see and hear the
church record.
No Evening services-During July
and August no evening services will
be held in either Trinity Lutheran or
st. Paul's Lutheran churches.
Hay Wagon Pcnic-Two large hay
wagons have been secured by the
Sunday school OF the North Four
teenth Street Mission for a picnic on
Monday, July 5. All going will meet
in front of the mission at $50 a. m.
It is to be an all-day outing
Tanslefoot VS.. Peruna-One truck
and several automobiles took over so
young people of the Christian Endeav-
or of the First Christian church to
Whitewater, Ind, Friday night, when
the play, "Tanglefoot VS. Peruna" was
presented. The town hall was we'll
filled and the play, preceded by mu-
steal numbers and light comedy, Of
fered entertainment for an hour and
a half.
Calls Band Rehearsal The Rich
mond Industrial band. organized by
Andrew Wilson, is requested to meet
for rehearsal at Is South Seventh
street, Tuesday evening, at 730. The
band consists Of 16 pieces. and Wilson
expects to have the first public ap.
pearance in 80 days.
Want Army Veterans-Men having
had army experience are especially de.
sired by the local recruiter to fill six
vacancies in the Indianapolis district
for recruiting service.
Jameson to Preach-The Rev. A. w.
Jameson, synodiCal superintendent
will preach at both morning and eve
ming service in the Reid Memorial
United Presbyterian church, Sunday,
July A.
Odd Fellows lnitiate-Six candi,
dates were initiated by the local lodge
Of Odd Fellows, Friday night. The
big summer initiation OF Odd Fellows
will be held some time within the
next two weeks.
Mrs. Carter Here-Mrs Charles
Cannon of South Sixteenth street has
as house guest, Mrs. John Carter of
Cincinnati, o.
Will Divide Work-E. NJ Haas,
president of the board of directors
of the Y. NJ c. A, would divide tho
work of the former general secretary,
l.. w. Carlander. Haas will act as
referee in points of difference. A per-
manent general secretary will be APP
pointed later.
Theatre Party PIanned-Followin 6
next Thursdays business session in
the !. O. O. F. hall, the Eastern In
diana Transfer Mems association will
Lave a theatre party at the Murray
'Neatre. All members are to be pres
ent.
Conover to Nebraska-Chase Con.
over, field secretary of the Friends,
will leave Sunday night for Nebras-
ka Yearly Meeting, where he will at.
tend a missionary conference held un-
der the auspices of the Young Friends
Board, which includes Home Missions,
Foreign Missions and Young Friends.
He will be gone for three weeks. Mr..
Conover will speak on foreign mission
airy work.
Life Scout Award-Thomas P. Will