The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-30
Short News Of CITY


niugton, director of the Friends For
ward Movement, has returned from a
four weeks trip. He visited Nebra s.
ka, Oregon, Kansas and California
while gone and gave the commence
ment address at both the Pacific Col
lege, Oregon, and Nebraska Central
College. He attended yearly meet
ings in California, Nebraska and Ore
gon. In the latter state he was re-
elected presiding clerk for the sixth
time
Napier To Michigan-Aaron Napier,
superintendent of Indiana Yearly
Meeting. will leave Thursday for
! Traverse City, Mich He will attend
Penn Quarterly Meeting and stop at
Long Lake and Mangton. Mich. His
| trip will cover a period of about two
weeks
| Woodward Gets Ready - Walter
Woodward. editor of the American
Friend, will leave in week for Lon
don, England, where he will attend
the London conference of Friends in
August. He will return in two
Brotherhood Elects Officers-Offic-
ers were elected at the monthly meet
ing of the Trinity Lutheran church
brotherhood Tuesday night. They in
clude o. A. Kemper. president; Walter
klehfoth. vice-president; George Deu-
ker, secretary. and Samuel Kuhn
treasurer. Mrs. John Alderman gave
a brief talk on principals or Sue
cess in Business" George Fleming
spoke on The Needs of Capitol Uni
versity, Of Columbus, Ohio This
brotherhood holds regular monthly
meetings. The meeting Tuesday night
was the last one until the third Tues
day in September.
State Official CalIs-County Audi
tor A. H. Brooks received a call from
William Todd, of the State Tax Board
of Indianapolis. The visit represented
merely a part of the tax board rOu-
tine
Reduces Its Directors Elliott &
Reid company, of this city, have re.
duced the number of directors from
five to three, according to articles
filed with the secretary of state, We'd
nesday.
, Nusbaum, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
B. Nusbaum, 10 North Eleventh
street, is in Fort Wayne Ind.
Synodical Head Here-Both morn
ing and evening services of the Reid
= -IcIIlOI Id = uIltu IcSUy ltIldL CIul I'll
, will be in charge of the Rev. A. w
Jameson, synodical superintendent
Sunday, July 4.
Reid Church Meeting-All members
. Of the Reid Memorial United Presby
terrain church are asked to attend d
meeting to be held in the church
Thursday evening. Matters Of import
ance are TO be presented.
Scout Troop hikes-Boy Scout trouT
| No ), of the Y. NJ. c. A, will 60 on d
hike Friday, at p. m They will stol
at the hospital cave for short time
: while on their way to ThistlethwaiteS
Falls. A number of boys will take the
: second class scout test, which will be
given by member of the troop com
= mittee in the absence of Scout Master
Wilson. Scouts passing this test viii
he permitted to qualify for meri
7 badges
: Y Quiet Monday.-On Monday. July
), the several departments of the Y. NJ
= c. A. will be quiet. Norval Webb, as
: sistant boys department secretary
said Wednesday that the boys room:
= will be closed.
To Start Tournament Beginning
: with next Tuesday, July 6. a cue rogue
: tournament will be started in the boys
department of the " which will con
tinue until by elimination the two bes
players VIII meet for final showing
Despite the warm weather the boy
are showing interest in the game.
Installation is Postponed-The Rev
1 carry J. Sarkiss, pastor of the Secont
! Presbyterian church, was to hav
' knCn officially installed as pastor O
= the church at a meeting Thursda
I and the installation service will no
2 take place until a week from Thurs
e, day.
g New Shoe Store-Thc Newark Sho
Store which will open in the room il
I IL Colonial building, now occupie
6 by Kings barber shop, is a popua
: priced shoe store ard is operated b.
n the Newark Shoe company. 1t will b
il one of the chain of $50 operated b
: the company. The local manager ha
l. not yet been named
e Piston Ring invoicins-The Do-Mor
/ Piston Ring company, located a
r Eleventh and North E streets close
d down Wednesday for invoicing NeI
|. machinery will also be installed dul
i ing the closed period. Work will b
G resumed July 3.
S Carries Gun; Fined-Paul Ellis wa
c fined 81 and costs in city ecu.
7 Wednesday on a charge of carrying
| concealed weapon, a revolver. He i
y alleged to have made a threat to
'; small boy at the carnival ground
It Tuesday evening that he would "ge
It him"
4 Repairs in Novenber-The Rev. I
g A. Roell, pastor of St. Andrews Catl
Ole church. said Wednesday that =,
q pairs and new decorations planned fC
St. Andrews church would not b
o. completed until November. \ new a
tar rail. mural decorations and stat,
D airy work are part of the scheme {
q decoration, Renovation of the hea
ing system is planned.
STAG PARTY PLANS FOR