The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-30

e. e. Quigg of the Richmond Bak-
ing company, was elected vice presi-
dent of the Indiana Association of the
Baking Industry, following the two
day conference Of the organization in
Indianapolis, Thursday night. Rich
mond bakers" said Quigg, fare max
ing bread at loss if the present mar
ket prices of materials were taken
into consideration. A large supply Of
this is the only reason bread has not
advanced
JOHNSON IN NEW co.
Fred Bates Johnson, former local
man, is secretary Of the Herold- Gerber
Advertising company, a Detroit con-
Germ. He is now a member of the In
diana Public Service commission.
SEMANS IN CHICAGO
The Rev. R. l.. Semans, pastor Of
the First NJ. E. church Of Richmond,
went to Chicago Friday to attend a
Conference of the Methodist Minute
Men Of the Chicago district. He will
return Sunday.
MOTHERS MEETING POSTPONED
The Fair View Mothers meeting
will be postponed until Friday, week,
FEB. 6. All are invited.
DR.. TULLIs TO SPEAK
"Christainity and World Democracy"
will be the theme of an address to be
given by DR.. Don D. Tullis, state di-
rector of the Inter-church World
.Iovement, Sunday afternoon at the
Grace NJ. E. church. The service will
open at p. m.
DAUGHTER is BORN
Announcement has been made of
1.-THE birth Of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bode, at the local hospital
CENTER FARMERS TO MEET
All members of the Center Town.
ship Farmers Federation ars asked
to be present at a meeting of the or
ganiZation, to be held in Centerville
Monday evening. Matters of import.
ance will be discussed.
DELEGATES SELECTED
j. Barker, of Connersville, was
chosen as delegate and D. w. DuPrez
of Shelbyville, as alternate from the
fifth and sixth districts to the annual
convention of the National Hardware
Association in Buffalo, N. Y, next
june, at the state convention in Ind
lana polls.
NIT BREAKS JAW BONE
A fractured jaw bone was sustained
by Claude Nit, of Milton, employed in
a Connersville factory, when he fell
and struck his cheek on the SHARP
edge Of wagon wheel Thursday
evening. He was taken to his home
after the injury was dressed.
ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE
| Christian Pepper, of Marion county
was elected as a member of the sixth
district of the permanent committee
to work out a plan for cooperative
: dealing with the Gamers at the con
ference of tomato growers of the state
which met in Indiana polls.
: MOSS FAMILY MOVES
Will Moss and family have moved
to the Farlow farm south of Rich
mond.
MRS. STANLEY sUccUMRs
Mrs. Grant Stanley. Al years old, o
Jennings township, Fayette county, il
dead. She had been in Richmond TO
: the past month undergoing medica
treatment. Death was due to paraly
sis The husband and four children
2 Allie, Vera, Wilbur and Frances, fou
sisters. Mrs. Bertha Brumfiel, Mrs
: Rama Maurer and Miss Eva William
e son, all who reside in this country, AM
I Mrs Alfred Sample of Cambridg
City, the father and mother, Mr.. an
Mrs. Edward, Williamson and on
brother, Clifford Williamson, live il
/ Connersville, survive.
: HOLLAND is HELD
g William Holland, colored, was al
t rested by police officials Thursda
t evening on suspicion.
|. ROTARY WILL BANQUET
n Will Keller and Harry Doan will b
e in charge of the program at tn
It Rotary banquet at the Y. NJ. c. A
Friday evening. The banquet will b
the regular monthly session, and al
members are asked to come. Wive
8 are not invited, as the meeting is TO
= members only.
HELD; ALLEGED THEFT
a William Holland, colored, was a.
U rested by local officials Thursda
J. evening. Holland is suspected of ha,
II ing stolen articles from the Great Gel
). trail Tea company. on Fort Wayn
avenue.
JONES BACK FROM nv.
s. Sylvester Jones, associate directo
t. Of the Forward Movement of til
l. Friends Church, arrived in Richmond
l, Friday afternoon from a conference i
d New York City of UNCONVENTIONAL d
It rectors allied in the Inter-Churc
l. World Movement. Nearly 40 demon
e nations were represented, Mr. Jone
,. said.