Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
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Parents of the pupils of Center town
ship school No. will give a bazaar In
the s2hool building Friday evening.
The members of the Seventh Presby-
terrain lchurch will give a reception to-
night at the church for returned soldiers
and sailors. Charles ]. orbison and
Clayton Williams win speak. There will
be mussic program and refreshments.
Barney ". Harsin and Mildred I. Ault
were married at the home of the bride
1921 Calhoun street, Monday evening In
the pfesen3e of a number Of friends and
relatives. Rev. G. Rector Dye Of the
Second Baptist church Of1ciated.
DIR. j. n. Hurry, secretary of the state
board Of health, will lecture Friday eve
ming at the Second Baptist church on
"Flies and Typhoid Fever" 1t will be
the first Of four lectures.
Mrs. Eugene Bottke. 1IO1 Sterling
I street, and Mrs. Clara Korn, $50 South
/ Noble street, left yesterday to attend the
meeting of the Missionary Society of In
/ diana Chassis at Terre Haute They are
| the delegates from the Second Reformed
/ church
Thirty men from the Reformed
1 churches OF the city will leave tomorrow
/ to attend a meeting of the Forward
/ Movement board, which will be held In
4 the auditorium of the National Cash
/ Register Company's plant at Dayton, o,
ID. j. Birmingham, who was in In
dianapolis as commercial agent for the
/ Rock Island railroad when such offices
were discontinued by the federal rail-
road administration in April, 1918, has
returned to the city as general agent
for the Rock Island, handling both
/ freight and passenger business. Mr.
/ Birmingham came from Des Moines, Ia.
He has temporary offices at 604 Mer-
chants Bank building.
a. j. Coleman, curator of the state
museum, is preparing the Allisonville
+ wolf killed by Walter Sargent, for pres
ervatiOn in the museum today. The wolf
was purchased by Richard Lieber, dia
rector of the state conservation depart
ment for presentation to the museum.
Hal Fowler, charged with contributing
to the delinquency Of girl, was found
guilty by Judge Frank Lair Of the ju-
yenile court and sentenced to $50 days on
/ the Indiana State Farm and fined $500.
Anna Savine, III Haugh street, was
fined 500 and costs in city court by
+ Judge Pritchard on a charge of violating
the prohibition law. and an added sen
/ tence of thirty days in the woman
prison was suspended.
+ Oliver Richter, Il. Of 1888 Napoleon
street, suffered a broken leg as the re-
suit of q friendly wrestling bout with
( Ray Hill, $50 Eugene street, at the In
ternatiOnaI Printing Company. 80 West
McCarty street. Tuesday afternoon. In
falling RichTer's leg was twisted under
him and broke near the ankle He is In
the City hospital today.
MEETINGS.
Indiana section of American Chemical
society viii meet Friday night at the
Athenaeum.
Henry y Spaan viii address jefferson
club. East Washington street and Ritter
avenue, at o'clock tonight.
Citizens Of Riverside community win
meet at school No. a. April ~. ut 5
%. M, 20 discuss proposed erection Of
community house.
Bruce p Robinson post No. 1913, Amer
f loan Legion. will give its annual dancing
party on April 10 at the PrOpylaeum.
/ Mayor Jewett win speak at Chamber
/ Of Commerce weekly luncheon. Friday, on
/ "The Chamber Of Commerce and the City
/ Administration