Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-10
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The women's organizations or irving
ton have taken over the campaign for
the building fund for the Irvington War
Memorial building. Mrs William Zaiser
is chairman of the women's committee.
The Liberty loan organizations and
methods will be used. Every subscriber
to the fund will be given a window card.
The women hope to raise the remaining
$4,000 this week.
Mrs. Pearl DOIk. Ease schurmann
avenue, has returned from South Bend,
where she attended the funeral Of n
niece.
The BrightwoOd Civic league Is trying
to secure better protection for the rail
road crossings In BrightwOod. Many OF
the alarm gongs have been found to be
out of order and the organization has
requested the railroad companies 10 have
them repaired.
The Mothers Benefit club will be en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs. George
Wheeler, $50 North Addison street to-
morrow afternoon.
Keystone Chapter No. 6. X. 4. NJ. con-
ferred the marked master, past master
and most excellent master degrees on a
class Of nine candidates Tuesday eve
ming.
MOnOn railroad officials announce that
train No. II. arriving at the Union station
at 1890 a. m, viii stop at the west gate
of the fairgrounds to discharge passen
gers bound for the auto show. and that
the train leaving the Union station at
80 will stop at the fairgrounds to take
on passengers for points north.
Fred BIoemker, 4s0 North Arsenal ave
nue.. has been appointed denominational
financial director for the Reformed
churches of Indiana in the interchurch
movement.
The Calendar Circle of the Edwin Ray
Methodist church rendered a literary and
musical program at the church this aft
ernoon. Mrs. J. W. Simms had charge
Of the program.
The TSxo-In-one Sunday school class
of the Seventh Presbyterian church plan
to give an entertainment in April. Mrs.
Catherine G. Hankemeier is teacher of
the class
The group meets being held by the
members Of the Seventh Presbyterian
church are proving to be the most in
teresting ever held by the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hartman. 1856
Leonard street, will return from Florida
this week.
Judgment of $4,000 damages is asked
In superior court, room 5, by AlonzO
Wolfe against the Indianapolis Street
Railway Company and the Indianapolis
Traction and Terminal Company. He al
leges that he was injured on Oct. last
on a South East street car.
Thomas Chatham, indicted on a charge
Of the embezzlement Of $50 from the In
dianapolis Traction and Terminal Com
pany, is scheduled to go to trial tOmor
row in the criminal court. He was for
merly employed by the traction company,
It Is stated.
new four-story building. duplicat-
ing the present structure at Meridian
and Eleventh streets, and adjoining it,
will be erected by the e. w. Stelnhart
Company. The estimated cost is $3.50, 600
The new building will provide added
space for the handling Of Cadillac and
Dodge automobiles.
The Standard Oil Company win erect a
new filing and service station at East
Washington street and Southeastern
avenue during the coming summer. The
price paid Charlotte Helm for the prop
erty is understood to have been $25, 900.
Rev. @. s. Dutton of San Francisco will
speak at a dinner to be given tonight by
the men Of the All Souls Unitarian
church. He is travelling over the coun-
try in the interests of the layman's
league Of the church. Because Of the
dinner the meeting of the extension
group of the church will be postponed
until March II.
The Indiana Poster Advertisers state
convention will be held in Indianapolis
June and s, the-executive committee has
decided.
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