The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-13
The City
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS

TUESDAY EVENTS
M Methodist Episcopal Ministers picnic
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Home for AGED E MGme Club
IN. Me Meridian st., $50 p. M.
Rotary Club luncheon, Claypooi.
Mercator Club luncheon. Sphinx Arms.
Purchasing Agents Association luncheon,
American Chemical Society luncheon.
Universal Club Luncheon. Columbia
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon. Chamber
u University University of Michigan luncheon. Lin
coin.
The annual agricultural tour Of
the Marion County Bankers Asso-,
citation will be taken Wednesday,
The group will leave the Columbia
Club at $3.50 a. m. to visit farms
throughout the county.
The Rev. Henderson L. V. Shinn,
pastor of Emmanuel Reformed
Church, will deliver the corner
stone laying address at the dedica-
ton of the educational building
Sunday morning following regular
church service. The addition cost
$445, 900 and will accommodate 800.
The Rev. L. ID. Davis, IndianapO-
lis, was reelected presiding elder,
and various pastors reassigned at
the closing session of the annual
conference of the Seventh Episcopal
District African M. f. Zion Church
Sunday afternoon. The sessions
were held at Jones Tabernacle,
Blackboard and Michigan SITS. A
fund of $3,3O879 was raised for
church and mission work.
New buildings of Brookside Park
AUnited Brethren Church, Eleventh
~and Olney Sts., will be dedicated
during the next two weeks, prelimi-
nary to the final service June 26.
Bishop H. H. Fout will deliver the
dedicatory address.
While raiding squad in charge
of Sergeant Reilly was searching
the home of Otis Getty. 316 N. Pine
ST., John Baxter, 1877 N. Delaware
St, came in to deliver five gallons
of alcohol, police report. A. small
quantity of wine was found. Police
arrested Baxter and Getty and Anna
Omara, 316 N. Pine st.
Diana Crittenden, 22, 1101 E.
Washington ST., was taken to city
hospital where stitches we're taken
in her head and body bruises
treated after she told police her
uncle, Fred Birdsel, As, Glenn hotel,
had come to her home drunk and
beaten her. roiice charged Birdsell
with assault md battery and va
grancy.
William F. Lane, So, Of 31S e. Ver-
mont ST., died today at city hos
pital of poison taken Saturday
night. Lane was found by police
and his wife unconscious on the
floor of the bathroom at his home.
No motive was found.
Berdine Slonkosky, II, missing
from her home at Sidney, Ohio, was
found by her brother and police
- Sur lay afternoon at a rooming
u>}louse at 938 N. Alabama ST. Betty
sgEldridge, 20, also of Sidney, ana the
Slonkosky girl, told police they came
here a week ago, but were unable
to obtain employment. The girls
we're taken home by the brother
Roy Bailey, Is w. Merrill ST., was
arrested Sunday night by police for
malicious treSpasS upon complaint
of his wife, Lurl who is suing for
divorce. Bailey was cut on the arm
by glass he shattered out of the
front door in obtaining entrance to
his wife's home. He was taken to
p city hospital and later to city prison.
Police today sought man who
told Mrs. Minnie Waymire, opera
tor of a sanitarium at 3547 E.
Washington ST., that he had just
been released from Jail. She charges
tina man stole her pocketbook, con-
taiuing $61 and an Endorsed check
for 500, when she gave him a ride
downtown after he had applied for
work at her home.
Police today held John Davis, 20,
of $40 S. California ST., on $4,000
vagrancy bond following his arrest
Saturday night at Merrill and West
Sts., carrying a sack containing a
blow torch, hack saw, files and other
tools they allege were stolen from
the Union Traction freight station.
Kentucky Ave. and West st.
N. III. Gilman of the Allison En-
cheering Company talked on Air
plane Engines" at the Scientech
Club luncheon at the Chamber of
today.
Escaping relatives who had sought
to keep him in the house because of
illness, Richard Hill, IS, of 1924 S.
Senate Ave-, wandered away early
Sunday and dropped dead while
walking at al Kansas st. His heart
was affected
julius Ellingboe, one of the three
race drivers injured in the 500-mile
race May 80, today was able to
walk about the Methodist Hospital.
Drivers Henry Kohlert and Norman