The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-05
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
SUNDAY EVENTS

SUNDAY EVENTS
Boston Terrier Club Dog Show,
iomnhS0n MONDAY NON EVENTS
Master BARRIERS Association OF indiana
convention. SEVERN, all day; banquet
Service Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Indiana University Alumni luncaeon,
scientech Club luncheon. Chamber of
North Side Lions Club luncheon.
Monday Lunch Club luncheon. Sphinx
Delta it Epsilon luncheon. Board Of
Merchants Plumbers Association meet
ing, 4O8 Castle Hall, 8 p. m. o.,o
Optometrists' meeting, SEVERN o''o
p. m.
Convention City Post No. 14O5,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, have en-
gagged Glen Stotlar's orchestra, well
known to radio fans, to play for
their dances during the winter, be-
ginning with the military ball in the
post hall, 210 E. Ohio ST., Saturday
night, Nov. II.
otto Grated, 929 N. Pennsylvania
St., is lacking $48 today which he
had last night. He reported to po-
lice some one had stolen both his
money and his trousers, but on
searching the house the garment
was found, discarded by the burglar.
G. Melaven, general manager Of
the Chicago district, spoke Friday
night before thirty statesmen from
the Indianapolis division OF the
Loose Wiles Biscuit Company at the
Claypool. Cincinnati and Terre
Haute statesmen were present. Ed
Barnes, local manager, was in
charge. H. L. Mcclure, sales man
ager of the Chicago district, also
spoke.
Nearly 1000 persons attended final
dedication services for the new
Broadway Methodist Church Friday
night. indianapolis district men,
bers of the Epworth League were in
charge. The Rev. w. E. j. Granz,
editor of the Epworth Herald, Chi
cago, spoke. Mrs. Mary E. White,
OrgdIllSC, prayed.
Bible class of the North Park
Christian Church will be led Sun
day by James E. Maxwell, member
ship secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
Sunday School will observe Armi-
stice day with services at $50 a. m.
knights of Columbus luncheon
club was entertained Friday noon
at the Spink-Arms by Healy and
Cross, headliners at the B. F.
Keith's theater Healy is a member
of the K. of G. Council at Brooklyn.
DR.. Michael j. McGinty won the at
tendance award.
Max Apple, Louisville, indicted
here on a Federal liquor charge, is
under $4,000 bond at Louisville. He
is charged with having received
liquor transported from Chicago to
Louisville through Indianapolis. APP
pie will be brought to Indianapolis
for arrangement.
Granville King, Negro, rs, of 2444
~ Rural ST., received a fractured
shoulder when his bicycle was
struck by an automobile driven by
George Kegg, 2722 Adams St., at
Twenty-Fifth and Rural SITS. Fri
day night.
A course in factory management
for employees of Indianapolis in
dustries is being offered here by the
engineering extension department of
Purdue University each Wednesday
night at the Chamber of Commerce.
The course will continue twenty
weeks.
Vernon Whitney and his wife
Brownie, Negroes, had a little argu-
ment at their home, sos N. Senate
Ave-, Friday night, police were told.
Words led to blows. Whitney seized
an ice pick and stabbed his wife in
the back and fled police said. She
was treated by family doctor, and
Whitney later was arrested on
charges of assault and battery with
intent to kill.
Earl. Foster, Indianapolis, was
sentenced to fifteen months in
Leavenworth penitentiary, suspend
ed for three years, on a Federal
narcotic charge by Judge Robert c.
Baltzel in Federal Court Satur-
day morning. Foster pleaded guilty
several months ago with Theodore
Bradfield, Fred Harry Quick and
Harry E. Merriam. Sentence was
deferred at that time because of
| Fosters health.