The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-08
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
FRIDAY EVENTS

| Arms.
luncheon, Chamber cs Commerce.
Altrusa Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
0ptimists Club luncheon, Claypoo,.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon. Board OF
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Chamber Of
Indiana University Alumni Association
football banquet, Indianapolis Athletic
Marion + County Rainbow Division
| Veterans Associations meeting. Armory.
Manual Training High School senior
class play. school auditorium. p. m.
I. L. Miller, State food and drug
commissioner, is in Washington, at,
tending the session of the joint
committee on food definitions and
standards this week. Miller repre-
sents the American Association of
Dairy, Food and Drug officials on
the committee.
Mrs. Orpha Sheets, $50 w. Twen-
ty-Ninth ST., mother of Motor Po-
liceman Carl Sheets, suffered dis
located shoulder and bruises, when
she fell on the steps of the Seventh
Christian Church, Wednesday. She
was taken to the city hospital.
Governor Ed Jackson has ap-
pointed Judge Charles A. Lowe of
Lawrenceburg, special judge to sit
in the jackson Circuit Court and
hear two cases.
The Rev. Ray r. Kelly, pastor Of
the Fountain Square Methodist
Episcopal Church, urged greater
personal interest in the home and
family and a more comprehensive
teaching of religious, intellectual
and physical principles, at a lunch
con of the Lions Club at the Lin
coin, Wednesday.
Lyman S. AyreS, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, has been
elected to membership in Alpha
Delta Phi, junior fraternity at Yale
University, where he is a sophomore,
according to dispatch from New
Haven, Conn.
Appointment. of Phil E. Rech, 5OO2
University Ave, as Indianapolis dis
trict manager of e. e. Cox, Inc;
speciality printers, was announced
today.
Charles Perkins, 480S w. Wash
ington ST., today asked police to help
him recover a $500 check, payable to
him, which he believes was stolen.
1t was drawn against an automobile
concern.
Clarence HoughIand, 1886 Shriver
Ave-, told police he was held up and
robbed of $42 at 4 a. m. while pass
ing an alley near his home.
A suspect was named when theft
of diamond-set wrist watch valued
at $40, from the J. Mitchell Jewelry
Company, 25la w. Washington ST.,
was reported to police.
PARTICLES Of incorporation were
filed Wednesday with the Secretary
of State by the Griffin Investment
Company of Indianapolis, which
seeks to buy, sell and lease theaters.
capitalization is $4,000. Incorpo-
rators are William N. Griffin, Alice
N. Griffin and Leona v. Griffin.
Two rings. a wrist watch and
money, totaling $85, were stolen
Tuesday night from the home of
Mrs. Violet Coffee, 2138 Dexter Ave,
according to Mrs. Coffee'S report to
police.
John w. Pulliam, 5S2S College
Ave-, was arrested wednesday by
Federal prohibition officers. He was
released on $1,000 bond.
DR.. John Leech, former st. Vim
cents Hospital house physician,
Wednesday was named contagious
disease physician by the city health
board. Salary is $1,000. He sue
cebdS the late Elmer williams.
I L, E. Banta, traffic manager of
the Indianapolis Board of Trade
and member of the. executive COM
mittee of the Ohio Valley Shippers
ADVISORY poaro, Will attend a meet
ing of the board at Cincinnati,
Ohios Tuesday.
Police have description OF three
men, who stole the automobile of
DR.. Frank A. Brayton, 2125 N.
Broadway, from 103 e. Pratt ST.,
Wednesday night. R. E. Hamilton
reported the men drove into his
filling station at 6602 Z. Washington
ST., bought gasoline and drove away
without paying.