The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-27
The City in
Brief

Qdys
A dinner for local newspaper and
press association representatives as
signed to the StatehouSe was given
at the Columbia Club Monday night
by PIiny H. Wolfard, who retires as
secretary to Governor Ed Jackson
Dec. /, to become a member of the
state tax board. The Governor also
was a guest.
DIR. Charles E. TurIey, pastor of
the Pastor Epworth Methodist
church of Dayton, O., will address
the Mercator Club at the Sphinx
Arms hotel Wednesday noon. His
subject will be What Are We Here
For?"
Ralph c. KOppIeman, for fifteen
years merchandising manager of
the house furnishings department
Of the William H. Block Company,
was given a farewell dinner Mon
day night at the Claypool. He is
leaving Blocks to work in q
similar capacity for Gimbel Bros.
in Milwaukee.
Fifty-five members of the In
diana University Club heard re-
ports on the Indiana-Purdue foot
ball game, played Saturday, at the
weekly luncheon at the Columbia
Club Monday. DR.. j. B. Carr pre-
sided.
Saraph Ashjian, manager of the
Ashjian Oriental Rug Company, to-
day announced leasing the third
floor of the building at 210-2l2
North Meridian street, to give the
company $500 square feet adj
ditional floor space for showroom
purposes. An elevator will be in
stalled to connect the first and third
floors.
Joseph. Jeradina, "a, of 914 Lexing-
ton avenue, is under $4,000 bond,
awaiting federal grand jury in
veStigation of liquor charges, as re
suit of hearing Monday before Johr
w. Kern, United States commits
sioner. Jeradina was arrested. on
charges of improper driving and Of
ficers found forty-five gallons OF
alcohol in his car, it was testified
at the hearing.
Members of the state budget COM
mittee started their inspection tour
of institutions today with visit tC
the Indiana Womens prison here
They were guests at luncheon at
the institution.
M. E. Watkins of the business eX-
tension department of the Union
Trust Company of Detroit will speak
at a special luncheon of the Indian
apolis FiduciarieS Association Fri
day at the Columbia Club on Get
ting and Holding Trust Business"
The indianapolis Real Estate
Board will hold its weekly luncheon
this week at 1880 a. m. Wednes-
day at the Chamber of Commerce.
A special turkey dinner will be
served to which board members
have been invited to take their
women friends. william Herscheli,
poet and newspaper writer, vii!
provide the program.
First aid instruction is being given
school children and industrial work
erS here this week by the staff OF
the American Red Cross instruction
car No. /, which arrived in Indian
apoliS, Monday.
Earl MEN,, 932 Broadway, today
began serving six months sentence
at the Indiana State Farm imposed
by Municipal Judge Paul G. Wetter
Monday afternoon on charge OF
driving while intoxicated. Metz is
alleged to have driven his car into
a parked machine at Twelfth ard
Alabama streets Sunday.
DIR. Charles E. TurIey, pastor of
the Pastor Epworth Methodist
church of Dayton. o., spoke at the
Mercator Club luncheon at the
Sphinx Arms today. His subject was
What Are We Here For?" DR..
Turley is a charter member of the
Dayton Mercator Club.
indianapolis and Indiana men,
berS of the Ohio Valley Shippers
Association will atten da meeting
of the advisory board at the Sinton
hotel, Cincinnati. O., Dec. 6, L. E.
Banta executive committee member
announced today.
An Egyptian art ball will be given
tonight in the museum of the John
Heron art institute by art school
students. A talk on Egyptian art
will be given at BIS p. M, followed
by a grand march and an Egyptian
stunt by second year students.
SAFE THWARTS YEGGS