The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-11
Short News of CITY
MISS MARLATT TO MEETING

MISS MARlATT TO Meeting
Miss Edna Marlatt, supervisor OF
music in Garfield school, will leave
I March 10 for Philadelphia to attend
the Music Supervisors convention,
March 1926. Miss Marlatt will stop
in Pittsburg to visit friends there, and
inspect the music system. Will Ear
hart, former supervisor Of music in
Richmond is supervisor Of the Pitts
burg schools. Miss Florence Shute,
former music head of Garfield is also
in Pittsburg.
SHOE ASSOCIATION OFFICER
Charles Wheeler, of Cambridge City
was elected first sice president Of
the Indiana Retail Shoe Dealers as
ISOLATION at the closing session Of the
tenth annual convention of the or
gan1zation in Indianapolis Wednesday.
RESCUE WORKERS CANVASS
house to house canvass in an at
tempt to secure funds for the con-
tinuance Of the work Of the American
Rescue Workers is in progress in
Richmond. All money received will
be used to carry on the work. Three
solicitors. including Captain Minton,
district officer Of the Indiana division,
are carrying on the local canvass.
ToWNsEND'S DEATH DEPLoRED
| The Franklin Township Farmers
federation at recent meeting adopt
ed a resolution deploring the loss Of
Jesse E. Townsend, a prominent far
nner and member of the federation.
, The resolution extends the sympathy
Of the organization to the family of
, the deceased.
WlLMoR is OPENED
More than 100 persons attended the
opening of the Wilmor club, composed
Of residents Of the Wilmor Dormitory
, apartments, Twelfth and North B
, streets, Wednesday evening. The
, Wilmor club. was built as place
, where young working women of the
city can find congenial surroundings.
, About SO women can be accommodate
ed.
RUST GETS CRACKED NOSE
Lloyd Rust, Of this city, a student
{ at Indiana university is the first vic
tim of the baseball season. Rust, re-
ceived cracked nose when he ran
nab" long fly.
2 "Y" BIBLE CLASS PLANNED
The first of two months series
5 of weekly Bible class meetings for the
: dorm men Of the Y. NJ. C. A, will be
, hOAo III ZIG at I. ~
: p. m, Monday. The ladies Of the
: First Presbyterian church will enter
tain with supper to the Is members
: of the class. w. C. Phiel Is leader.
2 MISS MOORE ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Lincoln Moore and Mrs. Flori-
, da Ward were hostesses for dinner
) party given Wednesday evening at the
Leader Hotel for the pleasure of Miss
Dolly Moore of Columbus, o. The
table was pretily decorated with cut
flowers. The guests were Mrs J. l..
: Craven, Mrs. Louis Fox, Mrs. James
Bailey, Mrs. Alonzo Epps. Mrs Theo-
dore Griffin, Mrs. Lin coin Moore, Miss
Dolly Moore, Mrs. John Crocher, Mrs
William Edward, Mrs. Ellen Kelley,
l Mrs. Ollie Vernia. Mrs. Frank Mil
ton, Mrs. Henry Hiatt and Miss Max
7 inc Ewing.
X. c. SKETCH PREPARED.
A brief sketch covering the war
activities of all Indiana men who
served as X. of c. secretaries during
the war. is being prepared for the
historical archives. John Pender, who
. is in Colorado, was the only Richmond
man serving as a Casey secretary.
Pender got a war cross
AT LAUNDRY MEETING.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Jessup arc at
tending the annual conference of the
Indiana Laundry Owners association,
held in Indianapolis Thursday. Spe-
cial emphasis will be placed on SER
vice.
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
Celebrating the first anniversary OF
his ownership, Herbert c.. Anderson
of the Handy Shop, offered special
music and special menu to his pat
Z rons Thursday Mr. Anderson took
charge of the Handy Shop one year
T ago today. The Risk Skinner trio
Y from the Murette, furnished the music
# PARENT-TEACHERS TO MEET
e Members Of the Parent-Teacher as
5 ISOLATION Of Joseph Moore school will
meet next Friday at 3 p. M. at the
$ school building Superintendent Bent
a ley will speak. livery member of the
l. association is urged to attend.
S TONER CONFIDENT OF WAYNE
l. Ed Toner. Republican candidate fol
governor of Indiana, who was in Rich
mond Wednesday to speak before the
mass meeting of citizens in the high
school auditorium Wednesday night
- said he was confident of backing ir
u Wayne county in the May primaries.
MOSTLY
LABOR COUNCIL TO MEET.
J, All members of the Central Labo
t Council are urged to be present at thc
t meeting of the council Thursday night
'r Nern Pentacost, president, said Thurs
ID day. Business of importance will
Is come up. The meeting, which open!
n at $50 p m. will be held in Eagles
ID hall.
h. FARM MEETING INTEREST.
ID Several interesting addresses OF
farm life were given at the meeting
of farmers hold in the Richmond the
atre Thursday afternoon, under til,
auspices of the Wcbb-Coleman com
pany. Pictures tending to farm lif,
q were also shown. A picture entitled
Keep the Boy on the Farm" closet
T tho program.
= PROFESSOR LEE TO LECTURE