The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-15
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
FRIDAY EVENTS

In BKIEE
FRIDAY EVENTS
State City Manager Conference, Clay
Exchange Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Altrusa Club luncheon, Columbia
Knights of Columbus luncheon, Sphinx
Master Painters Association luncheon,
optimiSts Club luncheon, Claypool.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Chamber
Membership Open Forum luncheon,
Chamber Of Commerce. ,,
Baptist Churches OF Central Indiana
meeting, First Baptist Church, evening.
Indiana Stamp Club meeting, Chamber
OF Commerce. 1850 p. m; -,, o
p. m.
The annual convention of the Ma
tional Wholesale jewelers. Assocla-
ton will be held in Indianapolis the
first week in June, Henry T. Davis
convention bureau manager, has an
nounced. About $50 delegates will
attend. Joseph E. Reagan, Indian
apolis, president of Baldwin Miller
Company, has been president three
times and is now on the national
advisory board.
An educational campaign outlining
structural steel uses is being planned
by the Indiana Structural Steel
Poard of Trade. The campaign is to
be sponsored by Indiana steel fabri-
eating concerns and will be directed
to architects, contractors, public
officials and others.
Preliminary plans for the creation
Of a State park of more than 1000
acres in Brown County which will
include part of the State game pre-
serve and Weed Patch hill will be
completed at a conference between
Brown County commissioners and
Richard Lieber, State director of
conservation, at Nashville. Friday
Action on the plan will be taken by
the conservation commission Satur-
day
Due to the illness of Commissioner
Harvey Harmon, public hearing on
the petition of the railroad brother
hoods to require the Pennsylvania
railroad to employe more block sig
nal men was indefinitely postponed
today.
Haughville Civic League elected
Roscoe Conkle, president at Christa-
more Settlement Wednesday night.
Other officers named: Orville M.
Ryon, vice president; Mrs. Olive Ed
wards, recording secretary, and
Joseph Seall, secretary-treasurer.
The WishbOne Club of Boys Pre-
paratory School will present
"Pepita,' the second annual musi-
cal comedy, Friday and Saturday
evenings at the Little Theater,
Nineteenth and Alabama SITS.
Dean Paul V. McNutt of Indiana
University Law School, former State
Commander of the American Legion,
addressed the Caravan Club at MIL
rat Temple at noon today. George
W. Kadel sang sevral Irish songs,
accompanied by Clarence Carson.
Industrial nurses for large Indian
apolis business houses and indus
tries will meet at Solomon's Cafe.
S. Illinois ST.. at tonight. Miss
Flora A. butcher. educational Sec
rotary of the Marion County Tuber-
culoSis Association, has arranged the
meeting as a step in the associations
program to develop better health in
industry.
Police tried to locate Mrs. Mary
W. Magneo today to notify her of
the death of her brother, Henry B.
Williams at Rockville, Ind.
Bonnie Raia, Negro, 952 S. New
Jersey St., was arrested late
Wednesday night on charges of
burglary and grand larceny. Kevit
Davis, Negro, 653l5 S. Delaware ST.,
arrested Monday and charged with
entering the Kaufman tailor shop.
653 S. Delaware ST.. stealing cloth
ing valued at $3.50, implicated Raia
as his accomplice, detectives said.
Detectives today investigated the
theft of tools valued at $3.50 from
employees of the Marmon Motor Car
Company. Morris st. and Kentucky
Ave. Fred R. Ferguson, R. r. C. Box
rs D. listed his loss at $3.50, and
Guy Crowder, $50 N. Healing Ave,
at $110.