The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-14
CityNezQS Told Briefly

New directors and officers will be
presented and several business mat
tiers discussed at the Real Estate
Board luncheon at the Chamber of
Commerce Thursday. The board
will hold its annual Christmas jol-
LITIGATION at the Columbia Club Dec.
%.
Arthur S. Overbay Of the Typo
graphic Service will discuss the use
of better Typography in advertising
at the Advertising Club luncheon st
the Spink-Arnls Thursday.
Thirty-three members Of the Indi-
annapolis Home Builders Association
returned Tuesday night from Louis
vile, KY, where they inspected the
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing
Company plant. the company
makes plumbing equipment.
DIR. Edwin L. House, lecturer
author, will talk on behavior at a
bean supper tonight at the Y. M. G.
A. All men are invited.
All officers of the HOOsier HSso-
citation of Finance Companies have
been reelected, it was announced
today by Paul Jones of Marion, sec
rotary treasurer. The officers are:
Vint Jones of Muncie, president, and
R. H. Weir of ScottSburg, vice
president.
Monthly luncheon Of the Indian
apolis alumni OF Butler University
will be held at the Columbia Club
Thursday. Xylophone solos will be
given by Miss Imogene Pierson, But
Ter student. John j. Mitchell, Jr.,
will preside. George A. Schumacher
of the English department is chair
man of the program committee.
indianapolis business men are the
incorporators of new concern to
manufacture and sell pressed metal
and other StampingS, according to
the articles of incorporation filed
with the secretary of State by the
Oakes-Swenson Company. Capital
ization is placed at $500 and the
incorporatorS are: j. L. Gavin, Carl
G.. Swenson, Parry Cakes and Ad-
olson Parry.
Governor Ed Jackson has ap-
pointed Howard S. Grimm of Ar
COLA prosecuting attorney for the
Seventy-fifth judicial district, COM
prising Dekalb County and created
at the last session of Legislature.
Grimm will take Office Jan. /.
Several new Rotary Club charters
are to be granted soon in Indiana.
Charles o. Grafton, Muncie, dis
trict governor, told Indianapolis
Rotarians Tuesday at the Claypool.
First concert Of the season of the
Seventh Christian Church, Udell
and Annette StS, was held Tuesday
night. The next is scheduled for
Dec. IS. Miss Freda Hughes and
chorus of forty sang.
DIR. J. E. Washburn, Chicago, will
give an illustrated lecture on Bolivia
at the Capitol Ave. Methodist
Church, Thursday night. Pastor
Joseph G. Moore has announced.
WaShburn served sixteen years as
president of the American Institute
of Bolivia.
James Bradford today headed the
Riverside Civic Association, Inc. He
succeeds John Mutchler. Others
elected Tuesday night at the South
Grove clubhouse: Everett Smith,
vice president; Mrs. Evelyn Watts,
secretary, and Galan T. Doyal,
treasurer.
Two hundred and seventy-five at
tended a venison dinner at Meridian
Heights Presbyterian Church Tues
day night. Albert Stump spoke.
Deer served was shot by E. L. HAM
lin and c. E. Hempbill, members
of the mems Bible class. The class
quartet, James G. Murray, Fred
Palmer, L. B. Warner and Dale
Griffin, sang. accompanied by Mrs.
James G.. Murray. H. E. Flavens
was POSTMASTER.
A trombone is the latest inStru-
ment added to the orchestra of
musical thieves. 1t was stolen from
Shortridge High School and be-
longed to Derwin Sweet, 1850 w.
Thirty Fourth ST., a student.
Marion Council, 1888, S. b. A.. win
hold a benefit euchre and bridge
party tonight at its hall, 116 E.
Maryland ST., fourth floor.
c. L. HarrOd, Chamber of Com
rnerce general manager, will discuss
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