The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-19
TUESDAY EVENTS


Prohibition Party State convention, |
Volunteers of America Hall, 800 N. Illi-
nois ST., all day
Rotary Club luncheon, cIaypooI
American Chemical Society luncheon,
Chamber of Commerce.
Universal Club luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Gyro Club luncheon, spink-Arms.
Mercator Club luncheon, Spink-Arms. /
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
'' Women's Whist Club SEVERN, 1870
: Municipal Gardens women's Club
meeting, Municipal Gardens, 2:3O p. m.
indianapolis Retail Credit Mems As
sociaton, auto accessory group meeting.
SEVERN, p. m; dinner, p. m
Indianapolis Medical Society meetHg,
scoutmasters meeting and dinner.
Broadway M. E. Church, $50 2. m.
Alliance Franchise meeting, 7. M. G.
A., p. m.
'eHeat insulation" will be dis
cussed at the March meeting of !
the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, Indianapolis section, at |
6:15 D. M, Friday at the Indian
apols Chamber of Commerce, w /
l.. Steffins, manager of Philip Carey |
Company, and D. G. Drill, General |
Insulating and Manufacturing Com /
pany, will speak.
Leslie Colvin, local contractor,
begun work on the new Graham |
Hotel at Bloomington this week
The entire property will have q
value of $530,000. An eight story |
building will be erected.
"YOu would think with the words
of Jesus no one in all this world |
should be needed to intercede. be-
tween the human heart and God" |
the Rev. Edwin w. Dunlavy, Rob !
erts Park M. e. Church pastor, said /
Sunday morning. "Yet, through 3
600 years, how many great organi- /
cations we have built that claim the /
specific principles to intercede be- /
tween the human heart and God" I
Wrist watch valued at $50 was
stolen from his home Saturday
night, Ivan Kernodle, 423 Berwick /
ST., reported to police.
w. L. Stephan, ClaypOoI told po-
lice that his overcoat, valued at /
$3.50, was stolen from the billiard |
room while he was playing pool on /
Saturday night
Two sets Of boxing gloves and /
several headgears were stolen from /
the Anterior Gymnasium, 21O E. /
Ohio ST., Saturday. The loot was
valued at $40.
Thieves broke into the chicken
house of Mrs. May Childs, 1852 Rails /
ton Ave, Saturday night, the fourth /
time in q week and stole chickens /
valued at SIS.
DR.. Charles Il. Gregory and Pro-.
4. A. Hansen of Purdue University I
will lecture at a plant show to be .
held Tuesday at the growers ~nar- /
ket, Virginia Ave. and South SIS
All vegetable growers, greenhouse F
men, farmers and home gardeners T
hav been invited by President VII /
liam c. Meyers Of the Indianapolis I
Vegetable Growers Association.
Dr. frederick Il. Aay4of' pastor o. /
lle flISC bag1lS0 ClluIcn' VIII si1SdA +
at the monthly mems dinner tloay 4
nlghC at me broadway NJ.
Church Plans to secure an At I
tendance. Of 600 men Easter Sunday .
will De discussed, according 70 Roy
N. Downs, class president.
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georgia 81. le1G -l9-1l7 '2l.-le-ay VII
anotler 8iIl 70 atI9-l1 d SNOW sis
tod her paTclIs. '2Ae 1aLed 70 r.,
for the pair today. The parents
were unable to learn who the COM
panion was.
O-~c1als Oh inc hecAsc Asi'.-'i'
wide plane tour Of branches, we're
to arrive at the Indianapolis airport
this afternoon to inspect the com
pany branch here at SGT Massachu-
setts Ave. The officials will ny here
from Chicago and so by plane to
Birmingham, Ala, from here.
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5Oln "ula1as' NoSIo' A0a'sy.l-e'
lucky prison after serving q sentence
for buglary, was arrested here Sun
day on q burglary charge. John