The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-07
WINCHESTER WOMEN
WILL SAIL SOON FOR
EUROPEAN MEETING

WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug. 6.-Mrs.
George d. Leggett and Mrs. William
D. Clark left Thursday for New York
City, and on Saturday with % other
representatives of the National Coun-
Gil Of Women of the United States,
Will sail for Europe on a three months
tour. Arrangements have been made
by which the party will pass through
Germany and Denmark. This will be
the first American party to visit Ger
many since the war and the women
have been promised a cordial recep-
ton. In September the party will
spend a week In Christiana attending
the international convention of the
Council of Women. Before sailing in
New York, an elaborate dinner will
be given at the Hotel Commodore.
when Secretary Colby and other high
officials will be present.
Institute Announced.
Superintendent o. H. Griest has an
nounced that the Randolph county
teachers institute will be held in this
city, August % to q. The following
instructors have been secured: J. P.
Jewel, of Fayetteville, Ark, dean. of
the Arkansas university; Prof. Over
ton. of Purdue, who will talk to the
teachers of the seventh and eighth
grades on farm accounting; Logan Els
airy. of Indiana university, whose lee
lures will be on history and extension;
Harry Maxwell, Greencastle, director
of music; VIII Moore, principal of the
Spartanburg high school, will lecture
on the gymnasium; G. e. Mckinney,
of the Wayne school, will discuss the
use of moving pictures in the public
schools; Miss Mary Marlatt will lee
ture on the keeping of books. A DEM
onstrator of talking machines will be
= present and deliver lectures.
} Board Convenes.
The Randolph County Board of Re-
view convened Friday, to consider the
assessments as certified by the state
board. Judge Theodore Shockney has
appointed G. HI. Davis and r. L. Tay-
lor to serve on the board, in addition
to the regular members who are Au-
ditor J. M. Browne, Treasurer NJ. e.
Null and Assessor James White.
Funeral Of Mrs. Dewey.
Tho body of Mrs. Mary Dewey, 76,
who died at the State Soldiers hcme
at Lafayette. arrived in this city
Thursday. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. A. NJ Addington,
in the First Christian church, Friday
morning.
Accepts Generous Offer.
The Allen A. Wilkeeson Lumber
company has made Alpheus Beard a
very generous proposition to the eff
feet that If he will go to Arizona,
Colorado, or some other point, in an
endeavor to regain his health, they
will present him very liberal amount
toward his expenses, besides the fact
that they have paid him his regular
weekly wages, during his six month";
illness. Mr.. Beard has been in the
employ Of this company since they
came to this city more than 20 years
ago, and had never lost a day on
account of illness during that time.
Mr.. Beard will take advantage of the
offer and spend some time in Colorado
Springs.
Family Reunion.
The reunion Of the Norman, Way
Diggs families will be held at Glen
Miller park, Richmond, Aug. 26. At
the meeting of the executive commit
tee, the following committees were
appointed: Committee on grounds,
Joel Norman, John Jordon; table
= 2ommittee, Emma Burress, Bertah
: Heaston, Alice Norman, Elva Durr
Lora Bradrick, Julia Diggs and Cora
Bond; program committee, Peninan
Norman, Ola Jordan, Agnes Ross
Nancy Norman, Herbert Huffman;
coffee and ice cream committee, Joel
Norman, John Diggs; reception COM
mittee, w. D. kizer, Sarah Norman,
Henry DeSelma, Frank Norman, Gym