The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
MI CHURCH PLANS
| RALLY, EPpRl|lCANS
ORGANIZE A CLUB

R1chmpnd qistr1ct Will attend the rally.
A banner will be presented to the
church sending the largest delegation.
The following schedule Of meeting has
been arranged for the Winchester
divisions, OF which the Rev. OF. Mar
Miller. secretary Thursday, Sept. %,
Ma3vilse and Rehobeth. Friday, Sept.
"a, Parker. Sunday, Sept. IS, Win
chester. Monday, Sept. q, Losantville
and Locust Grove. Tuesday, Sept. %,
Franklin and Grace Ghapel. Wedpes-
day. Sept. %, Modoc and Union. Thurs
day, Sept 90, Fountain City and Hop
well. Friday, Oct. /, Huntsville. Mon.
day, October, 4, Windsor. Tuesday, Oc-
tobeF 5. Farmland.
United In Marriage.
Sunday Theodore Lessipgwell and
Miss Wilma T. Allies came to this city
from Muncfe and at $3.50 O'Clock, were
united in marriage by the Rev. A. C.
Wilmore at his residence in High
street. The bride and groom were the
guests of Rev. and MES. Wilmore at 6
o'clock dinner, after which they re-
turned to Muncie, where they will
reside.
Marriage Licenses issued.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Everett Nolan Litschert, Sc, and
Effie Brubaker, 36, OF Tidgeyille. They
were married by the Rev. G. M. Payne.
Harvey F. Knapp, "a, and Mary Bales,
16, both of Parker were also licensed
i Organize Republican Club.
= The Republicans Of Union City and
Wayne township have organized .
To- rdin0-C0p1iduo 1,,h If 1l0 ri, a a r
members. They expect to hold two
very large meetings during the cam
paign. Governor Allen, of Kansas, and
Senators Watson and johnson and
Congressman Vestal, are expected to
talk. The club rooms are in the Odd
Fellows building, in Union City. They
expect to make the club 500 strong by
the last of the week. The next reg.
ular meeting Of the club will be
Friday evening, September "a, and
each Friday evening, until the cleo:
ton.
Speak at Democratic Meeting. .
Judge E. E. McGriff, of Portland, and
Miss Ida Miller, Democratic District
Chairman, of Muncie, spoke at Demo
cratic headquarters, in Union City.
Monday evening The addresses were
along the line of organization.
Meetings at Church.
A series of meetings began at the
Sugar Grove Church of Christ, six
miles northeast of Union City, Monday
evening. Services are in charge OF
Evangelist H. I. Hatfield, Of Owens
burg, Indiana.
Mrs. Hobbs Is Dead.
Mrs Amanda M. Hobbs, 70, formerly
of Muncie, is dead at the home of her
In, noE
street, where she has been i'll for two
months She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Nora Nelson. of Muncie.
Brings Wine Car Back.
Chief of Police Fletcher, went to
Muncie, Saturday, and returned with
the Chevrolet touring car, stolen from
w. E. Wine, of Spartansburg. The car
was parked on the north side Of the
public square, Thursday afternoon and
" as stolen.
Receiver Is Appointed.
In the Circuit Court, Saturday,
Special Judge A. L. Bales, appointed
n. R. Chenoweth as receiver for the
Eagle Publishing company, OF Union
City.
Case is Rested.
The case of the Union Trust COM
pany of Union City and others vs.. the
city Of Union City, for the vacation OF
a street rested. Judge E. E. McGrif,
of Portland special Judge in the case,
will hear the argument at later date.
A large number of persons from Union
City attended the trial. Many of them
coming as witnesses.
Women Elect Officers.
The following women have been
elected to hold office in the Women's
Forei,~n Missionary Society of the
First Methodist church, for the year:
President, Mrs. Frank Thatcher; vice
president, Mrs. w L. Grain; secre-
tary, Mrs. Chester Clevenger; treasur-
err, Miss Agnes x. Ross; Mrs. Henry
Abel, mite-box secretary: correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Gail Fielder.
Grand Larceny Case Changed.
The case of the state Of Indiana VS..
Samuel Kendall, on charge of grand
larceny, has been yenured to the Hen
nv county circuit court from the Kan
dolph court. Some time ago Kendall
was the defendant in a suit to replevin
10 head of hogs, filed by Curtis Rush.
The trial lasted 10 days and was some
what sensational. Kendall and Rush
reside near Modoc and are neighbors.
Rotary Noon Lunch Held.
The regular noon luncheon Of the
Rotary club was held in the First NJ,
: E. church Monday Instead of a one
man address each member entertained
the others by relating how he had
earned his first money. The Rev. Fin
lev Sapp was a guest. After next
week the club luncheous will be sery:
ed in the Presbyterian church by the
women of that church.
Delk-LeIand Wedding.
Miss Orpha B. Delk, formerly of this
city, and Vern A. Leland. Of ST. Peters
burg, Florida, were united in marriage
Thursday evening at the home Of the
brides brother, William r. DeIk in
Dayton, Ohio, according to announce:
ments received here today. The coun's
will reside in Florida. The bride We
formerly a clerk in department
store here.
Real Estate Transfers.
Sarah l.. Thomas to Josie Sally, lot
2, S. w, Square, Winchester, w. D..
$1,000.
Charles &. Simmons. to Frank c.
Ballenger. part 1S3-417, Union City,
w. D., $2,5ee.
Republican Meeting Planned.
There will be Republican speaking
at Spartansburg Thursday evening.
when the nrincipa1 address will he