The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-10
The City in
Brief

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Chase Osborn, former Governor
of Michigan, will be the principal
speaker at the Homecoming for
Harry G.. Leslie, Republican guber-
material candidate, at Lafayette Sat-
urday. Osborn is a former resident
of Tippecanoe County and Pur=
due graduate. Other speakers are
Leslie, Senators James E. Watson
and Arthur r. Robinson and other
State G.. o. P. candidates.
The Rev. C. NJ. Hamilton, pastor
of the Dublin Christian Church,
will be in charge of the annual
homecoming and family day at the
church next Sunday. A basket din
ner will be served and baptismal
services conducted throughout the
day.
Games and a basket lunch Occu-
pied the program at the First Mo-
ravian Church Sunday school pic
mic Sunday at Garfield Park.
"BilIy's Accident" a play depict
ing the dangers which beset chill
dren on city streets, was the feature
of show given by the Indianapolis
Police and Firemen's Band in Gar
field Park open-air theater Sunday.
Several hundred attended. Lieut..
Frank Owen, accident prevention
bureau director, had charge of the
play. The band gave a concert.
Clarence Henry, Marion County
agricultural agent, will address the
North Side Lions Club Tuesday at
Columbia Club. Arthur Mason,
president, will make an address
opening the clubs fall season.
indianapolis District of the Naza-
rene Church has elected the Rev. c.
J. Quinn, 1921 E. Raymond ST., SUI
perintendent for the third conSecu-
tive term. Amos c. Griffin, 2706 w.
Seventeenth ST.. was named treas
urer and j. w. Blansett, Newcastle,
secretary, at the Evansville meeting
last week.
An educational campaign in city
schools this winter in preparation
for Memorial Day observance will
be conducted under auspices of the
General Memorial Association.
named educational committee chair
man Saturday night at FIT. Friendly,
512 N Illinois st. Col Oran Perry
is president.
indianapolis Building Congress
members including architects, con-
tractors and material men, held a
golf tourney and picnic at Mobiles
vile. Charles Brossman was chair
man of arrangements.
Executives and statesmen of the
Industrial Salesmen's Club will have
their annual field day, Sept IA at
the Highland Golf and Country
Club. An elaborate program of golf,
swimming, tennis, foot races, cards
and other entertainment has been
arranged and the mill supply di-
vision and the machinery division
have challenged the steel division
and the small tool division to tug
of war. Many prizes will be awarded.
advantages and Principles of Re
publicaniSm" will be the subject of
talk tonight by Frederick E. Schorte-
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meeting of the Wayne Republican
Club at the club headquarters, SGT
N. Belleview Pl. Marion County Re-
publican candidates for Office will
be present.
Rev. William A. ShulIenberger,
pastor of the Central Christian
Church was welcomed back from his
five weeks vacation in Missouri and
Iowa Sunday by the Allan B. Phil
putt Bible class ofthechurch. More
than 300 were present.
After treatment at city hospital
for a bruised head, Herman Win
eel, 1919 w. Ohio ST., was slated at
city prison on charge of intoxica-
ton and disorderly conduct Police
said he went to his home under the
influence of liquor and started
fight with his wife and she welded
a ball bat.
Police searched for Edna Jones,
Negress, Sunday, but failed to find
her. She is wanted, they said, on
charge of stabbing Samuel Beck,
Negro, 1917 E. Twenty-Second st.
Mcneil Sayre, New York capital
ist, today discussed the proposed
Disciples of Christ 100000 clergy
pension fund at a luncheon at the
Columbia Club. Church leaders
were guests of Thomas c. Howe.
Sayre will advise the leaders on the
pension plan.
William WithIOw, %, Negro, 1880
Hadley ST., was arrested today on
the chargeof holding up Joe Evans
in the Evans poolroom, $50 Blake
ST., and robbing him of SIS.
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