The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26

Rev. Nicklas is pastor, Friday after
noon. A set of silverware was given
the couple. Mrs. Henry Zimmerman
made the presentation speech.
STRAYER TO SPEAK
Frank Strayer of Richmond, will ad-
dress the Milton l. o. o. F. at Milton,
May 10. The first roll call of officers
will be the occasion. Strayer will
speak on "Oddfellowship."
HOFFMAN co. WRECkING
Work of tearing down two old brick
houses between the telephone office
and the Masonic temple, in prepare
ltion for the new Webb-Coleman gar
age. is being done by the Hoffman
construction company, which has built
the Cadillac building and is busy on
other work around town.
JOHNSON is ELECTED
The National Association of Railway
Tie Producers elected John II. John
son, of the firm of Benjamin Johnson
& Son, of this city, treasurer for the
coming year, at its annual meeting in
Chicago, Friday. The offices of chair
man of the finance committee, and
vice president of the Allegheny region,
were also conferred upon Mr.. Johnson.
San Francisco was selected for the
next annual meeting.
MISS HERSHEY NAMED
Miss Elizabeth Hershey, of this city,
was elected secretary of Westminster
Guild at the 44th annual meeting of
the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-.
sionary societies of the Whitewater
Presbytery, which was held in Shelby.
vile last week. The next meeting OF
the organization will be held in Liber
ty.
MAXINE CAMPBELL HURT
Maxine Campbell, the II year old
daughter of F. T. Campbell, South
Sixteenth Street, was seriously injured
Sunday afternoon when she fell from
& ladder at her home. She was i'm
mediately removed to Reid Memorial
Hospital 1t is not known yet whether
or not an operation will be necessary
EXHIBIT TO STAY OPEN
The New York Painters exhibit ir
the art gallery will remain open fol
another week, probably until after
next Sunday afternoon, said Mrs. M
F. Johnston, Monday. 1t was planned
to close the exhibit Sunday afternoon
but the pictures must be kept here
until the next call is made for them.
TO SELECT DELEGATE
The Richmond chapter, Sons Of
Veterans, will meet Monday night ir
the court house and select delegates
for the state convention to be held ir
| Bloomington May %, 26 and 81. At
tending this convention will be dele
gates from the G. A. r., Women's Re
| lief Corps, Sons of Veterans, Ladies
Of the G. A. r., Sons of Veterans AUX
iliary, and Daughters Of Veterans.
DR.. COFFIN HERE
DR.. William B. Coffin, of Whittier
Calf, who is canvassing the country
| for the educational campaign of the
Friends Forward Movement, arrived
in Richmond Monday for conference
with President David NJ. Edwards O.
| Earlham, head of the educationa
drive. He will be in the city severa
days, before returning to California
FINED FOR ASSAULT
! Albert Silas was found guilty Of as
sault and battery and was fined S1.0(
and costs.
DIDN'T BEAT 1T.
Harry Jones was fined $500 ant
costs for failure to pay a board
| bill.
DR.. WOODWARD SPEAKS
DR.. Walter C. Woodward, editor o
the American Friend, spoke at thu
Forward movement conference IL
Hopewel1 Sunday.
| HAWlEY-HARTMAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hawley an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Gertrude, to Mr.. Howard Hart