The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-10
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

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Kiwanis Club district conference. In
dianapolis Athletic Club. all dey.
Indianapolis Day Nursery Association
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon.
Junior Chamber of Commerce lunch
con, Chamber of Commerce.
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
LAMBDA Chi Alpha luncheon, Board OF
Family Welfare Society dinner, Clay
Alpha Eta Pi meeting, Loncoln. 1880
Indiana State Cemetery Superintend-
entS' Association meeting, Crown Hill
cemetery, D. NJ.
Directors of the National Hay
Association meeting at the Lincoln,
selected Fit Wayne, as the place
for the 1923 convention, Aug. 20,
81 and %.
Arnold p. Yerkes, Chicago, talked
on Power Farming before 1900
dealers of the Indianapolis branch
OF the international, Harverter
Company, at luncheon Monday, at
the Columbia Club. The dealers
were guests of the company at the
Indiana Theater.
Grover Hurst, 10, of SO N. Holmes
Ave-, faces assault and battery
charges for an alleged attack on
his 75-year old father, Allen Hurst.
Police say that the son returned
home intoxicated Monday and
began scolding his mother. When
the father interfered he beat him
and threatened to cut his throat,
they charge.
Betty Lee Bhunerkemper, IA
months. was rushed to city hos
pital Monday when her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Bhunerkemper 1887 E.
Ohio ST., reported to police the
child had drank insect killer.
Doctors failed to find trace of the
poison.
Eighty-scven citizens of Kirklin,
Ind, today filed a petition with the
public service commission charging
that the electric rates of the North
ern Indiana Power Company are
excessive, and asking reductions.
The E. Tenth st. bus situation
will be discussed at meeting OF
the Sherman Emerson Civic League
at School 81 tonight at 8. r. M.
Swartz, president, announced Floyd
E. Baber, sanitary board operating
committee member, will speak.
Christ Episcopal Church wardens
and vestrymen we're reelected at
a parish meeting. Vestrymen are
D. w. Allerdice, D. P. Beach, w. F.
Delbrook, H. H. Ferguson, w. w.
knight, Eli Lilly, and j F. Nor
rison. Charles E. Judson is senior
warden and Arthur D. Pratt is
Junior warden.
"The Soldier of the Cross" a
two-act play. will be presented in
the Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Thursday, at 7:45 p. m. by the
Marion County Federation of Young
PEOPLES Union as a feature of the
January rally. The organization is
composed of young peoples So
cieties of the thirty-th Baptist
churches of the city.
Indianapolis Humane Society Will
elect officers at 8 tonight at the
Chamber of Commerce. Frank A.
Symmes is president.
Carl E. Van Zandt, 723 N. Elmer
son Ave, today asked that it be
made public that a man who gave
his name as Frank Wernsing and
his address as 1913 N. Emerson Ave,
last week when arrested on i liquor
charge by Sheriff Omer Hawkins,
gave an incorrect address. No one
of that name lives at 723 N. Emer-
son Ave. and no one living there
was involved in the liquor case,
Van Zandt said.
DIR. L. G. Trent, pastor of Wood
ruff Place Baptist church, was the
speaker at the Universal Club lunch
con at the Columbia Club today.
Program was arranged by Clarence
Morgan and L. B. Haas. The new
president, Jesse E. Hanst, outlined
the 1928 club program.
Following a public hearing at
Clay City, Ind, conducted by Com
missioner Calvin Mcintosh Of the
public service commission, the Mo-
non Railroad and town board
agreed on satisfactory" traffic sig
nalE for the towns railroad cross