The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-11
Short News of CITY

Ryan, assistant pastor Of ST Mary's
church, addressed the regular meet
ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians in the
X. Of G. hall Thursday evening This
was the largest meeting the organi-
cation has held this year Important
plans for future activities. were taken
up.
Miss SyIIa Silent-Miss Margaret
Sylla, Y. w. c. A. worker from Chi
caso, who has been in Richmond for
several days in an effort to find the
attitude Of people of this city toward
a Woman's association, said that no
report of her findings will be made
public until fall.
Miss James Conferring-Miss Ruth
James, county and district woman's
democratic chairman motered to Rush
vile, Thursday to confer with Mrs.
Elizabeth Dill, Rush county chair
woman.
Luther League Meets-Thirty men,
bers of the Senior Luther league held
a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Addleman, Pearl street, on
Thursday evening. After the business
session a social hour followed. A
dainty luncheon was served.
City Engineer inspects-The city en-
gineer was inspecting asphalt floor
ings at Indianapolis Friday, in order to
determine the advisability of placing
a flooring of that kind on the DCran
bridge.
Weneer and McNalIy Attend.-Chief
Of Police Wenger and EdMcNally arc
attending the national convention of
police chiefs at Detroit
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bonds sold at six per cent recently
in this county. The bonds usually
per cent.
"Y" Meeting Friday-The executive
committee of the campaign workers
will meet at SIS p. m. Friday.
Plan Boosters Supper. A boosters
supper for the boys who have brought
in now members for the Y. NJ. c. A.
will be held at 6 p. m. Friday Those
having secured two members will be
awarded a bronze pin, four members
silver pin, and six members a gold
pin.
Committee to Meet-The executive
committee of the church federation of
Wayne county will meet at noon on
Monday The resignation of Lester
WCarlander as federation secretary
will be acted upon. 1t is probable
that a new secretary will be elected.
eackus to MISUNDERSTANDING
will be the theme of talk to be made
by the Rev. A. H. Backus, pastor of
the Grace NJ. E. church, at the minis
terial meeting Monday.
carp to Chicago.-Dr. Roslyn carp.
English physician and editor who had
been at the Friends Central offices,
has left for Chicago He will attend
the Friends London conference.
Miles Has Returned.-Herman O.
Miles. financial director of the Friends
Forward movement, has returned from
attending the Kansas Yearly Meeting
in Wichita.
Guarantors to Meet-Guarantors Of
the Richmond Chautauqua will meet
Friday night in the Y. NJ. c. A. at
1870. Officers will be elected. The
present officers are Charles Jordan,
PRESIDENT; O. F. Ward, vice-president,
Fillmore Riggs. secretary, and Clarence
Kramer, treasurer.
Courthouse Awnings Bloom - The
court house blossomed forth Friday.
Mr.. Durkel. the custodian and a con-
federate braved window stills and hung
the awnings.
Marries Brothers Widow-A rare
occurrence happened Thursday after
noon when Theodore Thurston obtain
ed a license to marry Mrs. Ethel
Thurston. widow of his late brother.
Mr. Thurston is af Union City, o. His
bride-to-be has been living in Rich
mond.
Cash Many stamps-The value Of
war savings stamps cashed at the
postoffice during May exceeded the
sale by more than Az times, accord
ing to Henry Deuker, assistant post
master. Mays sale of war savings
stamps was almost twice that of April.
however. April's sale was $S13.S0.
Bell is Hurt-E. H. Bell, employed
at the Natco. was slightly cut about
the head when he fell from scaffold
Friday noon. He was taken to Reid
hospital for treatment.
Visit New York-Mrs. Cornelia Ell
lis and Miss Mabel Ellis have gone to
Silver Bay, N. Y, to spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H.
Huntington. Mrs. Huntington is Mrs.
Ellis's daughter.