Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
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McCune, WiIes and Ross, wholesale
groceries at 11s South Pennsylvania
street, have renewed a lease on the
building now occupied by the concern
for a period of. five years, it was an
nounced today.
The Guarantee Electric Company has
filed a petition in the circuit court ask
ing that its name be changed to the
Engineers Electric and Supply Company.
pany.
Damages of $4,000 are asked in a suit
filed in the superior court, room 1, by
Charles A. Reed against j. Edward Stilz
for the alleged interference in contract
Of the sale of property at Illinois and
Sixteenth street.
Reed claims that Mrs. Louisa NJ. Huber,
the owner of the property, agreed to sell
the property but that Stilz persuaded her
not to keep her agreement of sale.
Rev. Frank w. Kramer, pastor of the
Thirty first Street Baptist church, who
has held the passionate for three years,
will go to Flora, Ind, next Sunday,
where he has accepted the pastoTate of
the Baptist church.
The organizations of the BrightwOOd
and Greer street community houses Will
entertain the members of the Bright
wood Civic association tomorrow night
at go o'clock at the Brightwood commu-
nifty house. A program viii include
dancing by children, musical numbers
and short talk by James Fl. Lowry,
superintendent of the park board
Two men jumped on to the side of a
truck driven by Charles Snyder, 1914
West Thirtieth street, at Kentucky ave-
nue. and White River, Monday night.
Covering him with revolver, they re-
lieved him of $50, which he had collected
after making a delivery of package
to a man in West indianapolis. The
robbers escaped in an automobile and
Snyder reported the robbery to Patrol
man Allison.
The EpwOrth League of the East Tenth
Street Methodist church wiu give
school social ar the church this evening.
The Two-in-one Sunday school class
of the Seventh Presbyterian church will
hold its monthly party at the home of
street, this evening.
The Tall Cedars of Lebanon will in
itiate a class of 200 at the Calling Gun
club building. 700 North Illinois street,
tonight. A banquet will be Eeld at the
ClaypoOl hotel before the initiation. Any
master Mason is eligible to membership.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
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will meet at the church Thursday after
noon.
Bert Marshall, who has been foreRnan
of the City hospital garage for seven
teen years, has resigned TO accept a
letter paying position.
The Indiana Democratic club will give
a dance at the club tomorrow night.
Members and friends are Invited.
Services beginning. at : O'Clock each
afternoon will he held in st. Paurs church
during holy week with holy communion
being observed at 10 O'Clock Thursday
morning and devotional services from
noon until p. m. on Good Friday.
Several candidates addressed the Union
League Republican club at a smoker
held In its clubrooms at $50 Indiana
avenue last night.
Bud" MaIcome. negro. arrested with
eight alleged crap shooters. and Curtis
Campbell, 9O1 Virginia avenue, arrested
with five men in his apartments. were
fined each s. and costs in city court
yesterday on charge Of gaming. Thir
teen Chinese laundry men, charged with
gaming, were dismissed They were ar
rested at 142 North Delaware street,
where. it was said, they were using
washers for poker chips.
4 meeting of all music and vocal teach
ers and choir directors Of the city has
been called for Thursday evening in the
branch library, Meridian and Ohio
streets, where plans win be made to
organize a trained chorus of 200 adult
voices to lead the singing during the
centennial celebration next June.
EnrOllmeDts for the last half OF the
sixteen weeks credit mems course, which
Is being conducted by Prof. J. E. Mof
fet Of Indiana university, may be made
through the Indianapolis Association OF
Credit Men. The class opened with a
charter membership of 106, and meets
each Friday evening.