The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-06

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Indiana Christian Institute. E. Sixteenth
st. Church of Christ, evening.
College Of Missions conservation services.
evening.
erans, memorial services. #. Friendly. 5i2
N. illinois St., p. m.
Mercator Club luncheon, Spink-ArmS.
Purchasing Agents Association luncheon,
: American Chemical Society luncheon.
universal Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon, Chamber OF
University of Michigan Alumni luncheon,
Lincoln.
Coroner Paul F. Robinson is seek
ing relatives of a woman believed to
be Mrs. Anna Anderson, "a, who
died suddenly in her room at 943 N.
Capitol Ave. Sunday. Police were
told she has a daughter and two
sons by first marriage, names I'M
known, in the city.
Harry Wharton, 1867 E. Wa
bash ST., reported a double case Of
hard luck to police today. Follow
ing an auto accident at Michigan
and Blackboard st. Sunday after
noon, 500 cash and a check for $31
dropped from his pocketbook as he
got out of his car. Neither of the
auvos was badly damaged, he said.
Head of dog shot by Loren
Dixon, 81, of 342 Newton Ave-, Sum-
day when it bit his brother John,
II, was being examined by State
chemists today. The wound was
dressed at city hospital.
Clair McTurnan, 1912 N. PennsyI-
vania ST., has been chosen to serve
as postmaster at the Wabash Col
lege Alumni banquet at Crawfords-
vile tonight. He was graduated in
1914.
Fire prevention will be discussed
before the Foremen's Club of In
dianapolis, June "a, by Richard E.
Vernon, Chicago trade journal edit
or. Other speakers will be Indian
apolis Fire Chief Jesse A. Hutsell,
Horace w. Carey, director of fire
prevention and Frank G. Jordan,
chamber of commerce.
Police squads and frantic rela-
tives searched west side streets and
alleys for an hour Sunday, believing
that Elnora Snapp, 8, 204 N. Ire
mont Ave-, had been kidnapped.
Playmates told she had been put in
an auto by a man. After an hour
the girl, who had been taken for a
ride by her cousin who had Just
bought an auto, was returned home.
A special session of the pastoral
teachers conference of Indianapolis
Lutheran Church will be held at
Trinity Hall. Arsenal Ave. and Mar
ket ST., at 8 p. m, Tuesday. Prof.
Albert Mock, Butler University, will
be speaker.
Flying 407 miles from Marshfield,
Mo-. to Indianapolis, Indy"
racing pigeon owned by Charles
Schwert, $50 e. Thirtieth ST., won
the race held Sunday by the In
dianapolis Racing Pigeon Club.
"Lindy's" time was IL hours, 81
minutes. seconds. Twenty-nine
pigeons from five lofts were entered.
Only "Lindy" completed the trip.
1 Youths of today should draft
character covenant with themselves
to carry through life. DR.. William
A. Shullenberger, Central Christian
Church pastor, told the Shortridge
High School graduating class Sun
day in a baccalaureate sermon. He
paid high tribute to modern youth
as a memorial to Mayflower youth.
Celebration of Pentecost by Jew
ist people is under way in Indian
apolis and will continue until Fri
day evening. DR.. Maurice Darbridge,
University of Manchester, England,
is speaker at various meetings.
Annual graduation exercises of
the United Typothetae Printing
School at Arsenal Technical High
School will be held at noon Friday
at the school. Sixty-six students
will be graduated.