The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30

Edwin A. Hendrickson, IS, Sec
retary-treasurer of the Indian
apolis Saddlery Company who
died of a heart attack at his home,
2029 N. Pennsylvania ST, Sunday.
The City i'm
Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS
Outdoor Advertising Association of
Rotary Club luncheon, Claypool
Mcrcator CLUB luncheon. Spink-Arms.
Gyro Club luncheon SpinkArms.
PM Gamma Delta luncheon, Chamber
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
American Chemical Society luncheon,
Ch2mber Of Commerce.
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
University of Michigan luncheon.
Indiana University Foundation day
dlnner, Coiq 5g,l Club, $50 a. n
Training Hj6b ssbooI Of 8.I5 pay i, Mahuo!
Saraha Grotto theater party English
Theater 8;15 D. m.
The National Warm Air Heating
and Ventilating Association will
| hold its 1929 convention in Indian
apoliS. Charles E. Hall, Indianapo-
lis, is president of the association.
indianapolis Kiwanis Club mem
bers will hear an address by Ray
Ehrensberger, Wabash College SEN
ior and State intercollegiate ora
torical contest winner last wear.
Wednesday at the Claypool Hotel.
Ehrensberger will repeat his win
ming address,, THE King Can Do No
Wrong"
The indianapolis Medical Society
will meet at the Methodist Hospital
Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. The society
is planning q dinner dance at the
Lincoln May %.
Indiana Casualty Adjusters' As
ISOLATION heard William Bosom. Jr..
candidate to succeed himself in the
State legislature, today at its BIZ
weekly luncheon at the Board of
Trade. Casualty adjusters not mem
berS OF the association were invited
James Mahoney was named presi-
dent of st. Johns Alumni ASSocia-
ton at the annual home coming
Sunday. Other officers named are ].
P. Sexton and Brother Hubert, vice
presidents; Thomas Gray, financial
secretary-treasurer; Brother Hubert.
recording secretary, and j. P.
Dorsey, Joseph Larner, Dan Court
ney, James Lynch and Joseph
Greenen, directors.
David Morrison, So, Greenfield,
Ind, died late Sunday night in the
Robert Long Hospital here, after
short illness.
Most efficient manner of handling
grain will be demonstrated by ex-
perts at the third annual grain deal
ers short course at the Agricultural
building at Purdue University, May
1917. Prof. F. E. Robbins, agronomy
department. Purdue, West Lafayette,
is in charge.
SignaImen of the 18th field
artillery will meet in April, 1929, in
TT. Wayne, it was decided at the
close of the annual meeting at the
SEVERN, Saturday. R. E. Lands
of Ft. Wayne was named president,
and Virgil Roy of Ft. Wayne,
adjutant. Clyde Rickes of In
dianapolis was elected permanent
secretary.
G. L. Harrod, Chamber of Com
merce industrial commissioner, will
speak at a special Traffic Club
luncheon at the SEVERN Thursday.
Allan Bloom, general secretary of
the Jewish Community Center As
ISOLATION of indianapolis, will read
a paper at the annual conference Of
the National Association of Jewish
Community Center Secretaries, to
be held at Cincinnati, May to 13.
Paul HornOcker, Is, 1431 W..
Twenty-Seventh ST., was cut about
the face by broken glass when the
sedan in which he was riding was
struck by a sedan driven by Mrs.
Al Losche at Twenty Fifth and New
Jersey SITS. Sunday afternoon.
Maj. Robert Anderson post, WOm-
ems Relief Corps, will meet at las
D. m. Tuesday at Fit. Friendly, 512
N. Illinois st.
Max NJ. Darmstandler, clerk Of
the Meadlawn Christian Church,
announced today that trustees and
other officers will be elected at a
meeting at 7:30 p. M, May %, in
the church building, 3817 Fletcher
Ave.
Judge Clarence Weir will address
a Frank G. Dailey-for-G Governor
meeting at 528 w. Abbott st. to-
night at 8. Bailey will address a
First ward Democratic meeting
Tuesday night at Station st. and
Roosevelt Ave.
The Indianapolis Chamber OF
Commerce wholesale trade commit
tee will meet Wednesday noon with
representatives of railroads and
traction lines to discuss coordina-
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