The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-08
Short News of CITY

week with John Kennedy, a junior
| at Earlham, and Elwood Kennedy, a
freshman
Freight Is Damaeed-A heavy Penn.
sylvania freight engine was slightly
| damaged when 1t was partly derailed
at the Richmond Junction Sunday
Rails and ties were also slightly dam
aged.
Return to Homes-After attending
the wedding Of Hiss Alice Hill and
George Bosley, Rudolph Hill, of Wash
ington, D. c., DR.. and Mrs. Berner, Of
indianapolis, and William Bosley and
family of Milroy, have returned to
their homes.
Cars Have collision-A broken
humping post and slightly damaged
unloading platform at the Pennsyl-
vania freight house Sunday afternoon
resulted from two freight cars being
pumped" and not having brakes or
couplings set The damage was soon
repaired.
Examination for the boys who have
taken part in the boys story Bible
class at the Y. NJ. C. A. will be con-
Quoted Saturday at $3.50 a. m. The
two boys receiving the highest grades
will be presented with Bibles, and
every boy winning grade of 60 or
more will receive Bible certificate.
Pickett Back Home-Clarence Pick
EFT, secretary of the Young Friends
Five Year meeting, has arrived in this
city after spending a week in the
Nebraska Yearly meeting.
eowIes In Town-Gilbert Bowles,
missionary from Toxic, Japan, has ar
: rived in this country and probably will
be in this city for few days after
June 90 He is going to attend the
Friends London conference.
Miles In Wichita-Herman o. Miles,
national finance director for the
Friends Forward movement, is attend
ing the Kansas Yearly Meeting at
Wichita, in the interest of the move
r ment.
t Dr. carp Here-Dr. Roslyn carp,
r English physician, and editor of the
5 "Terbucle" an international magazine
t published in the interest of Tubercu-
f losis determination, arrived in this
r city Monday. He has been active in
o reconstructive work in France.
: Mabel kassen Home-Mabel Kas
f sen, secretary to Clarence Pickett of
S the Friends Central office, has return
ed from trip taking in New York,
Albany. Buffalo, Boston and Newark.
( Attend Gym Cass-Eighteen bust
] ness men attended "Y' gym class
n Monday noon. Glasses for the men
= are conducted at the noon hour on
e Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and
), on Saturday at p. m.
- - Harding Still Confined. *. w. Hard
e ing, physical director Of the "Y', is
still confined to his home since rece1T-
ing injuries Sunday when struck by
/, an automobile. 1t is thought that
5 he will recover sufficiently IN lew
o days to be about.
II "Y" Has Birthday-Sunday, June 6
e was the seventy-sixth anniversary o.
a the Y. NJ C. A. 1t was founded on
o June 6, 1874 by Sir George Williams,
of London. England.
q "Y" Directors Meeting The month
p " meeting of the board of directors
st of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held at a
d dinner Friday. at 6 p. m.
Boosters VIII Dine-A boosters feed
T. for the boys who brought new mem.
d bers into the Y. NJ. c. will be he'd
b at 6 .. m. Friday. "Y" pins Will De
a given the boys that have been instru
T. mental in bringing in two or moro
q members Bronze pins go to those
O having brought in two, silver pins Tor
It four, and gold pins for six.
o. MaIIeable Open Monday - Officials
OF the Richmond Malleable Foundry
q company said Tuesday that they
n would probably resume operations
~ next Monday. The foundry was closed
Y Monday for necessary repairs to the
cupola and stacks. About $50 men
were affected.
p. p. Weight changed.-Postmaster
L Beck said Tuesday that parcel posi-
" packages may now be sent TO Haul
with a maximum weight of p pounds
st Formerly the maximum weight was II
o1I ~ cents
o pound remains unchanged.
II Bible Class Meets The regular
g monthly meeting of the Victorian
q Bible class of the Grace NJ. E. church
will be held in the church parlors
n Wednesday at 2:3O p. m. Members
IS please note change of meeting place.
y Talk Pay Raise-Discussion of the
u recent increase in pay to mail car
& riers, occupied most of the monthly
s meeting of the mail carriers union In
IL the post office Monday night. Several
We're dissatisfied.
Machinists to Dance-The Interna
tional Association of Mach1nlsts VII
hold a dance Tuesday night at the Ben
Hur hall, located in the Hittle Block
G Ninth and Main. Music will be fur
nished by the Ben Hur orchestra.
* None to Attend-No Richmond jew
a elers will attend the annual state
q convention of the Indiana State Jewel
g er's association at Lafayette, on June
l. IA. Stress Of business is the principal
IS reason.
n Wire Delays Cara broken trolley
k, wire slightly delayed the 1855 p. m
IS interurban car from indianapolis tt
s. Richmond Tuesday. The break was
Y. repaired by the Richmond repair car
e. Zoercher Meets Board.-Philip Zoer
e. cher, member of the state tax board
met with the Wayne county board o.
review Tuesday, at its afternoon meet
N ing.
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