The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-16

Mercator Club luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Gyro Club luncheon, Spink-Arms.
University Of Michigan Alumni Assocta-
ton luncheon, Lincoln.
American Chemical Society luncheon.
Chamber of Commerce.
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon, Cham
Der of Commerce.
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
con, Chamber of Commerce.
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon, Chamber
" PuTchasing Agents Association lunch
Three hundred members of The
Pioneer Club of the Real Silk Ho'
siery Mills attended picnic a
Broad Park Saturday afternoon anc
evening.
Attorney Frank M. w. Jefferyi
Indianapolis, was principal speaker
at the community program at Sa'
rah t. Bolton Park, Beech Grove
Sunday. Music was by the Beech
Grove Christian Church orchestra
Community singing was led by tht
Rev. G. M. Hamilton. Miss Char
lotte Jane Esmon, Miss Velma Nc
Kay and Bobbbie Mckay, gave read
I ings. Similar programs have beer
planned for alternate Sundays
throughout the summer.
r. J. Dearborn was elected presi-
dent of the Dubois County AsSocia-
ton at the annual outing of former
B residents Sunday at Garfield Park
Other officers chosen were Mrs. Flo
ra Whaley, vice president; Walter
Mann, secretary, and Charles Hoff-
man, treasurer. Dearborn and AL
bert Stump, Democratic nominee fol-
the United States Senate, spoke
Two hundred fifty-four former resi-
dents attended.
Forty cities were represented
among the 1000 employees and their
families of the Peoria g. Eastern
Railroad attending the outing Sun
day at Riverside Park. Two special
trains brought the visitors here, in
Guiding 300 from Peoria, Ill. Com
mittee in charge consisted Of Percy
B. Helmick, George H. Hoppinger
and Bernard Harmon.
Delzell family reunion was held at
Broad Ripple Park Sunday. De-
scendants of John and Mary Tyner
Delzell attended. The family traces
it's Marion County origin back to
1921, when they owned a farm at
Massachusetts, and Emerson AYES.
Articles of incorporation have
been filed with the Secretary OF
State for a holding company by
Ruby Stout, Harriet Jaehne and
Mary Mccormick to build an Alpha
Delta Pi chapter house on the new
Butler campus.
Annual Exchange Club picnic,
postponed three weeks ago because
of rain, will be held Friday at Broad
Ripple Park, President Robert H.
Espey announces. A program of
sports and entertainments has been
arranged.
. Two hundred fifty members and
friends of the indianapolis Traffic
Club picnicked at the Boys Prepar-
atory School on N. Riverside Dr.,
Saturday. A basket dinner was
served at 6 p. M, followed by dane
ing. Director E. G. Lipp was in
charge of arrangements, assisted by
A. T. Byers, Roy Morgan, and Clar-
ence MaSterSon.
Mrs. S. H. Wright, oldest McGuf-
feyite, attended the MsGuffey picnic
at Broad Ripple Park Saturday. DR..
D. S. Gobel and Mrs. T. A. Berry
were in charge of the program,
which included readings from the
famous McGuffey readers, icom
which the organization gets its
name.
Annual celebration of the Feast
of Lanterns the night of July 28 is
being planned by Brookside Civic
League. Windsor j. Weaver, general
chairman, called meeting of COM
mitteemen tonight at 1772 Brook
side Ave, to discuss the program
Twenty-Five thousand Japanese
lanterns will illuminate in Spades
Park and surrounding streets.
Kiefer-Stewart Company en-
ployes picnicked Saturday at Walnut
Gardens. More than 200 attended
and after participating in the games
and contests had chicken dinner
and remained for dancing in the
evening.
Pat Daley, who was arrested at
at the Stubbins Hotel, Sunday, to-
day faces charges Of assault and
battery and blind tiger. Police were
called to the hotel on complaint OF
Daley beating his wife, Anna. They
allege they found bottle Of white
whisky in his room.
Police today received word that
Allen Clardy, Indianapolis Negro
sought for the murder of Joseph
Dunlop, Negro, in a drunken brawl
here in May, 1927, has been arrested
at Toledo, Ohio.
James G. Farrell, 35, OF 289 War
man Ave, is recovering today from
burns received Saturday night
when his automobile caught fire
while he was filling it with gaso-
line at the filling station at Locke
st. and Indiana Ave, preparatory
for fishing trip. A lighted Ian
tern in the machine ignited the
gasoline fumes. The machine was
destroyed.
Burglars took two valuable
watches from the home of Carl H
Wallerich, 3946 Washington Blvd
. Sunday night. Thieves ransackeC
the home of Charles E. Terrell, Ala
Park Ave, and took 81 from Mrs
Ferrell's purse. Marvin Smith, 1872
Bellefontaine ST., reported two tire