The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-13
The City
in Brief

indianapolis Advertising Club luncheon.
Fire prevention meeting, Caleb Mills
Real estate board outing. Broad Ripple
Columbia Club picnic. Ulen Country
Club Lebanon. all day. ~ -
Retail Credit Mems Association lunch
con. Chamber of Commerce.
Indianapolis Engineering Society lunch
Sigma Nu luncheon. Board of Trade.
American Business Club luncheon, Co
iu LOYAL Knights Of the Round Table
luncheon. Chamber of Commerce.
Sigma Chi luncheon. Chamber Of Com
merce.
The American War Mothers at a
meeting in the Fletcher American
National Bank Tuesday, elected the
following delegates who will be sent
to the national convention at Mil
waukee, this fall: Mrs. Ella Acker,
Mrs. j. C. Rybolt, Mrs. Emma Flick.
Mrs. j. w. Pohlman and Mrs. ]. G.
Bailey were elected alternates.
Albert S. Pierson, president of the
Person Lewis Hardware Company,
addressed the Indianapolis Rotary
Club at its luncheon at the Clay
pool Tuesday on the history Of lock
making and art metal work Strick-
land Gillian of Richmond will be
the speaker at the next meeting.
]. ]. Ferguson, purchasing agent
and paymaster of the Indianapolis
Union Railroad, was honored Tues
day in recognition of fifty years
service with his company. He re-
ceived a thermos pitcher, tray and
glasses, as presents. P. j. Landers,
superintendent, made the presen-
tation.
j. c. Brown, mail carrier In the
Illinois Bldg. and adjacent territory,
today possessed a medal honoring
him for thirty-five years service.
Brown, who lives at 112 Garfield
Ave, received the medal at a meet
ing of branch No. 3, National As
ISOLATION of Letter Carriers, at the
Denison Tuesday night.
Permanent injunction against In
fringement of patent on improve
ments in vehicle ventilators is de-
manded in complaint filed in Fed
eral Court by Hubbard Products
Company against Kokomo auto
motive Manufacturing Company. An
accounting of profits and damages
is asked.
A resolution to widen Delaware
ST., from N. Fall Creek Pwky. to
Twenty Eighth st. was confirmed
today by the board of works follow
ing a public hearing. 1t is pro-
posed to widen the thorouehfare
fifteen feet on each side of the
fifty foot roadway.
Managers and employees of Class A
stations of the Postal Telegraph
Company in the third district, west
ern division, met at the Claypool
this afternoon for a "get-together"
meeting arranged by j. F. Looney,
district superintendent, to promote
cooperation. The larger Indiana
cities and Louisville and Lexington.
KY, we're represented. A dinner fol-
lowed.
Melvin Meyers, head Of Meyers
Display Service of Louisville, KY,
window display advertising au-
thority, will speak at the Indian
apolis Advertising Club luncheon at
the Sphinx Arms Thursday.
Robert Pryor, 16, Negro, 533 w.
Thirteenth St., was fined SIS and
sentenced by Municipal Judge Paul
c. Wetter to thirty days on the State
penal farm for stealing bundle of
newspapers Sunday morning from.
Pratt and Pennsylvania SITS.
James TrOtto, alias Joseph Car
rell, 81, of Detroit, is in city prison
under $4,000 bond on a charge OF
grand larceny and vagrancy. Trotto
is alleged to have worked a conf
dence game on w. B. Ruby of In
dianapolis and obtained $3.50.