The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-15
Short News Of City


Richmond Moose were initiated into
the order of Legion Of the Moose at
Connersville last Sunday. The work
Of the Legion of the Moose is given
only in few cities in Indiana More
than SO candidates received the work
in the Connersville Moose hall
Reid Nurses Graduate-Services for
seven graduates of the Reid Memorial
Hospital Training School will be held
| in Trinity Lutheran church, Thursday,
at SIS p. m. A program has been ar
ranged. Graduates include Misses
Sarah Newell, Leona Norman, Kath-
crime Daub. Mae Showalter, Virginia
Jones, Mollie Scott and Florence
Johnson.
Back From Canada-Fred D. Beth
ard, of the Bethard Auto company, has
returned from a several weeks trip
| in Canada.
Leads Navy Recruiters-Reports re-
ceived at the local navy recruiting
station show that the Indiana recruit
ing district is third in number of re-
cruits taken into stations throughout
the United States during the week
ending Sept. 9. The Indianapolis
Office leads in the central district,
being ahead of cities the size of
Chicago, Cincinnati and Detroit.
| Enlist in Navy-William r. Taylor,
APO North Fifteenth street, Willard E.
Roller, 419 North Twentieth street,
and Howard c. Turner, 2O5 Main street
enlisted in the radio department Of
the navy Wednesday and were sent to
the Great Lakes, ILL.,, training station.
Want rs Men-Vacancies for Is men
in the permanent army recruiting
,@l; 4 te{r s0f 0yxy
exist, according to a notice received by
Sergeant Thompson of the local office.
| Men who have had previous service
are desired. AS Richmond is the head
quarters for army recruiting in Wayne,
Union, Franklin and Fayette counties.
Sergeant Thompson said Wednesday
that it is possible that men going into
the recruiting service from here, may
be assigned to work in this territory if
they desire.
Stockholders to Meet-The stock.
holders of the Richmond Loan and
Saving Association will meet in the as
ISOLATION building Wednesday at 8
p. M to elect four members to the
board of directors, one for two years
and three for three years.
Returns From iowa-Chase Con.
over, field secretary, has returned from
Iowa, where he spent several weeks.
Organization Meeting Wednesday,
An organization meeting of the Amer
lean Insurance Union, of Columbus, O..
will be held in the Red Mems hall
Wednesday night.
Takes Postmaster Examination -
Miss Mary L. Lawrence was the only
candidate Wednesday to take the ex
animation for the position as postmas
ter at Earlham, which was recently
vacated by Paul Brown. Miss Law
renee has been assistant in the office
for the past year The examination
was held in Postmaster Beck's office
under the direction of c. o. Foreman.
Lady Maceabee Party-Lady Mac
cabees will give a card party for theil
members and friends. Friday evening
in the l. o. o. F. hall. Euchre will be
played Tickets will be on sale at the
door.
: WiIcoxen Takes Course-Harry C
Wilcoxen, formerly of this city, ha:
, entered the Universal Chiropractit
school at Pittsburgh, Pa, for three
> year course in chiropractic. Mr.. VIII
coxen is a brother Of DR.. G. C. viii
, coXen, of this city.
, Veterans to Meet-A report from
| the committee on arrangements TO-
the first annual reunion of the Span
1sh-American war veterans. to be he1C
N Glen Miller park, Sept 20, VIII v.
the feature of the meeting to be helt
, luncheon at the Arlington hotel Thur
by the veterans in the court hous,
Wednesday night. Routine business
t probably will occupy the remainder o
the time.
kiwanis to Meet-Members of tn,
:, Kiwanis club will hold their weekl,
day at IL o'clock. Special entertain
ers have been secured for the oc
caSiOn