The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-02
THE CITY
IN BRIEF


Beta Theta Pi luncheon, Board Of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Cham
indianapolis Pure Food and Appliance
Show, Cadle Tabernacle. p. m. to 10
Sigma Delta Pi dinner dance. SEVERN.
Mrs. C. L. HiSey, 2429 Broadway,
reported to police today that a large
dinner ring, valued at SIS, was Sto-
len from her home Thursday.
Joseph F. Roger, street car mo-
torman, today filed damage suit for
$12,500 against the Great Western
Oil Company as result of COLI
sion between an oil company truck
and the street car he was opera:-
ing Aug. 81 at New York and Noble
SITS. Suit was filed in Superior
Court Three. Roger alleged he was
cut by glass and injured internally.
William b. Hudson of Henrietta,
Okla, on a business trip here, to-
day presented an official Of the
Fletcher American National Bank
with a $25 check which is to be
donated to the Indiana Lincoln
Union. Hudson, native of La
Grange, Ind, said he had read
about the proposed shrine in Spen-
Ger County and wanted to support
it.
Adjt Gen. William Fl. Kershner
today announced that the State
Armory board had purchased for
Indiana the Armory building and
grounds at Elwood, Ind, from the
Elwood Armory Realty Company for
$22,500. It is valued at $4,000,
Kershner said.
Articles Of incorporation have
been filed with Frederick E.
Schortemeier, secretary of State, by
the firm Of H. E. Barnard, incor-
porated, which will engage in
chemical engineering as related to
the operation of food and like
manufacturing industries. Capt.
talization is at $4,000 and the in
corporatorS are: Harry E. Barnard,
former State food and drug COM
mission, Marion H. and T. Harvie
Barnard.
George johnson, 937 Division St,
told police Friday morning that he
heard a window in a butcher shop
in the same building crash and
saw a man running from the store.
Thomas Brooks, 1914 Standard Ave.
proprietor, was notified and said he
would check to determine If any
thing was stolen.
Lieut.. Patrick O'COnnOr and
squad arrested Howard Cox, 928
Charles ST., and Wesley Taylor, 23O
Wyoming ST., early today at State
and Southeastern AYES. The police
confiscated eight gallons of corn
whisky and Cox's automobile. The
men were charged with vagrancy
and held for Federal authorities.
J. Frank MARROW. an actor with
the Berkell Players here last sum-
mer, appeared on the entertainment
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luncheon at the Lincoln today. Mrs.
Edmund Ludlow, contralto, and
Vaughn Cornich. baritone, sang.
The program was arranged by Gar
rett Lewis.
DR.. w. A. SulIenberger, pastor of
the Central Christian Church. will
occupy the pulpit at the Jewish
temple, Tenth and Delaware SITS.
tonight in the absence of Rabbi
Morris Feuerlicht. Pathway of
Our Common Progress" is the topic.
Opening dates for city parks
were set Thursday for the first two
weeks in April. AS usual, play
grounds will open for the summer
shortly after the close of city schools.
Work Of reconditioning parks and
equipment now is going on. the park
board was informed.
Annual dinner of the Link Belt
Company was attended by 176 older
employees Thursday night at the
HooSier Athletic Club. Short talks
were made by George P. Terrence.
vice president; F. S. O'Neil, Ewart
plant manager, and ]. S. Watson,
Dodge plant manager.