The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-17
BUSINESS men FORM
GREENVILLE ROTARY
CLUB; ELECT OFFICERS

GREENVILLE, Jan. 17-About forty
Greenyille business men, responding
to the call Of the organization commit
tee OF the Greenville Rotary club, met
at the st. Paul parish house last week,
and took steps to form club in this
city.
Between so and Is local men had
signffied their willingness to become
members of the club, and 1t was hoped
the Organization would make a good
showing in the matter of members un-
til it was learned that the charter
membership was limited to 20, by the
rules of the National Rotary associa-
ton, and that three members a month
could be admitted thereafter.
1t was decided that the officers and
directors, making 10 in all, should be
chosen by ballot and the remaining is
be chosen by lot from those present
who were qualified to join. Those not
fortunate enough to become charter
members are to be placed on the wait
ing list and become members in the
order in which their names were
drawn.
The following are the officers and
directors chosen to serve until May 21,
e'AO Sho VI ZIG 4sotdIy year.
George w. Mannix, Jr.; vice-president,
E. A Grubbs; secretary, Rev. Thomas
Cooke; treasurer, Conrad Kipp; di-
rectors. Fred Coppock, j. E. Duffey,
Adelbert Martz, G. F. Taylor, Edwin G.
Wright and Roy Ammon. r,-.' -.
After the meeting, lunch was served,
together with cigars and cigarettes
Great interest has been manifested in
.1he club, which indicates a brilliant
future.
Ask Reappraisement.
Application for REIMBURSEMENT of
property has been made in the case of
Charles E. Redman vs. John P. Red
man, by j Ed Williams, receiver. In
his application the receiver states that
the former appraisement of the prop
erty, SIS ,578, was too high The prop
erty had been offered for sale, and on
account of the high appraisement
there were no bidders Judge Tee
garden appointed Horace Ogleseby, J.
c. Weavere and Charles Martin to re-
appraise the property
Wright Will Probated.
The last will and testament of Mrs.
Aletah Wright, aged widow, and
mother of Attorney E. c. Wright, of
this city, has been admitted to pro-
bate and record by Judge Younker
The will states that all of her real and
personal property shall be held in trust
by her son, Attorney Wright, and sold
by him, the proceeds to be divided
equally among her five children.
Ministerial Meeting.
Rev. Albert Slessner,. president of
the Dark County Ministerial associa-
ton. has announced a meeting Of that
body, to be held at the parish room
of st. Paul's Episcopal church in this
city, next Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev Rasey will deliver an
address on preparation for the Pull
pit" Routine business will also be
taken up by the association.
w. r. c. Election.
The Women's Relief Corps of Jobes
Post No. 157 G. A. R. of this city,
held their annual meeting for the in
stallation of officers last Friday aft
ernoon. and the following are the Of
f'cers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Josephine Williams; senior vice
president, Della Gilbert: chaplain,
Mary Hartzell; secretary, Anne Thorn
as; treasurer, Maude Guntrum; con-
ductor, Susan Snouse; assistant con-
ductor. Martha Lewis; guard, Urand
Snyder; press correspondent, Anna
Nelson; PATRIOTS inst, Anna Unge-
right; musician, Mary Huddle; color
bearers. Anna Snyder. Mollie Schreel,
Margaret Katzenberger Lucy Coppess
The following are the standing COM
mittees selected for the ensuing year:
Relief, Nancy Albright, Mollie Will
liams, Laura Wonger; auditing. Anna
Snyder. Margaret Katzemberger and
Dolla Gilbert; conference Clara Dick
ev, Alice Nelson, Donna Woodbury.,