The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-21

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Caravan Club luncheon. Murat Tenn
American. Business Club luncheon. CO.
Sigma Chi luncheon. Chamber OF Com
sigma MI luncheon. Board of Trade.
Big Four Railroad office employees
luncheon. SEVERN.
meeting, SEVERN. p. M; dinner, p. m.
Traffic Club buffet luncheon. SEVERN.
Municipal Gardens dedication. in
charge West Side Civic Association.
Irvington Commercial and welfare AS
ISOLATION, meeting, 80 Layman Ave-. 3
p. m.
. Paul Clark, Is, of 1882 Lexington
Ave-, was reported absent from
home for the last two days by his
mother, who lives at that address.
Clark's father lives at 1865 Ken
lucky Ave.
Civil service vacancies for which
examinations are to be held soon,
announced by Henry T. Trimpe,
secretary, include debating machine
transcriber, taxation economist, nlu-
sic teachers in Indiana service, as
sociate agriculturist in Negro extern
sion work of the Department of
Agriculture, overseer of experiment
tai cotton textile mills, junior and
assistant messengers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitch have
purchased the eight-aparment
building at 1876 College Ave. from
Clyde Brauchla for about $4,000.
The Fitch residence. 1857 Buckle
ST., was part of the consideration.
The Advertising Club will hold its
annual Christmas party at the
Spink-Arms Thursday noon with a
group of children from the Hassler
Sunday School for Poor Children as
guests. Rex P. Young of the
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany will show motion pictures of
places he visited on recent trip to
Europe and Africa.
Inauguration Of officers in the
Indiana Naval Militia, scheduled
for Dec. 81, at the National Guard
Armory, I'll N. Pennsylvania ST.,
will be held on that date at the
United States Naval Reserve Ar
mory, II E. North ST., it was an
nounced today.
The Real Estate Board will have
it's annual Christmas Publication
luncheon at the Columbia Club
Tuesday. Various groups of the
board will provide stunts.
Graduates of the Lincoln Chiro-
practic College, 518 N. Delaware ST.,
pledged themselves in resolutions
Tuesday night at dinner in the
Indianapolis Athletic Club to take
out life insurance policies payable
to the college as an endowment
fund.
The Travellers Insurance Com
pany of Hartford, Conn, has filed
bill of discovery in Federal Court
asking detailed report of the pay
roll and operations of the Victor
Oolitic Stone Company of near
Bloomington from May to october,
1925, for premium adjustment.
Miss Mary Shaw, 435 w. Ohio ST.,
waited until today to report to police
that her 5000 diamond ring was
stolen Sunday from the Cambridge
Apis, No. Z.
Captain p. J. Riley of the Broad
Ripple fire department announced
today that members of his crew will
distribute between twenty and twen-
ty-five Christmas basket to the poor
of that district.
Mrs. Lula Lee, Ga, Of 1886 N.
Temple Ave, is in st. Vincent's
Hospital with a fractured skull and
other injuries as the result of falling
from the automobile Of Mrs. Martin
F. Reed, 812 West Drive Woodruff
Place, at Thirteenth st. and Fall
Creek Blvd. Tuesday. Mrs. Lee was
leaning against the door of the car
when it flew open.
James Bates of the Bassett Hard
ware Company, 2O39 e. Tenth ST.,
reported to police today that man
using the name of Harvey Bates is
fraudulently collecting funds for
Wheeler Mission and has cashed a
check using his name.
ITO promote cooperation and bet
ter understanding among all retail
coal dealers" is the purpose of the
Retail Coal Club, incorporation
papers of which were filed with the
Secretary of State, Tuesday. IN
corporators are Earl z. Sigmon,
Hiram B. Seward, E. S. Mann and
Albert Mcguire.
Paddock cases filed against
alleged liquor law violators of
Muncie, Ind, in Federal Court to-
day included Roy Fullhart, lunch
room, 212 Twelfth St.; Loss Howell,
billiard parlor, 1912 E. Sixth St.;
Darwin Bright, residence, 301 w.
Twenty Third ST., and Ernest E.
Barlow, residence, ABB ~.