The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03
The City in
Brief

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themum Society which will be held
in Indianapolis next year.
Major Wood Unger, president Of
the Seventh District Reserve Off
GERS Association, announced today
that luncheon for Seventh dis
trict reserve officers will be held at
the Lincoln at noon Friday.
DIR. Joseph Colt BIOOdgOOd, pro-
lessor OF clinical surgery at Johns
Hopkins medical school, will address
the Indianapolis and Marion county
medical societies Friday, p M, at
the Indiana university school of
medicine. DR.. Bloodgood will con-
duct a diagnostic clinic at p. m.
followed at 4 p. m. by an address
on bone diseases in children.
Theodore Stevens, GOA West Mary
land street, was arrested today on
charge Of keeping a gaming device.
Nine books of pool tickets we're
found in his dry beer saloon, police
said.
POstOffice inspectors today inveS-
tigated several packages of rifled
mail found in a trunk when police
located stolen automobile at Six
tenth and Alabama streets late
Saturday. Several articles in the
trunk were kept by the inspectors
as clews in the investigation.
New officers will be elected and
Judge Carl Morrow of the Madison
circuit court will speak at the an
nual ladies night meeting of the
Mems Club of Irvington M. E.
chruch next Saturday night.
Harry ID. Bertsch of CenterviIle,
Ind, will speak at the Indiana His
torical Society luncheon at the
Claypool Friday. He will talk on
Historic Houses of Centerville."
The luncheon will be one of the
events of the tenth Indiana history
conference Friday and Saturday.
]. Floyd Wayne III is the new
president of the Nature Study
Club of Indiana. The club, meeting
Saturday night, Endorsed selection
Of the red-headed woodpecker as
the states official bird. Other Off
GERS: Vice-president, William E.
Myers; treasurer, Walter Winge-
9th; secretary, Miss Grace Jack
roth; secretary. Miss Grace Kettle
borough, Scott w. Mccoy and Harry
w. GloSsbrenner.
Mrs. I. G.. Westenberg will speak
at $50 p. m. Wednesday, at the
Teachers college of Indianapolis,
before meeting of the current ed
ucational developments committee of
the Indianapolis branch of the
American Association of University
Women. Mrs. Richard Lieber is
chairman Of the committee.
Plans for the annual mid winter
meeting of the Indiana Republican
Editorial Association will be for
mulated by officers and committee
members at a luncheon at the Co
lumbia Club next Sunday, Secretary
Neil D. McCallum, of the Batesville
Tribune, announced today.
Hit on the head with an AK in
the hands of an unidentified as
sailant Sunday night, John Wright,
43, Negro, 1916 North Senate ave-
nue., is in critical condition at city
hospital today.
Two strangers who had given
him a ride from Days Casino,
Southeastern and Emerson avenues,
where they had been watching the
dance marathon, beat up Earl Nor
ris, Il, following an argument at
the Plaza Oil Company filling sta
ton, 121 E. Maryland street, at
a. m. today. Morris was found
bruised and cut, but the strangers
had left before police arrived.
DIR. William F. King, secretary of
the state board of health. will adj
dress the Marion County Fish and
Game Protective Association meet
ing tonight at the Denison hotel.
He will urge cooperation in the
matter of stream pollution.
Two men are held today OH
charges of attempting to attack two
small girls. Both were arrested
Sunday night. The men are Harry
Mann, As, of 1882 South Belmont
avenue, and Harry Duvall, IS, of 746
Utica street.
Chartering a taxicah, then leap
ing on the drivers lap and wreck
ing the machine, Alice Jackson, &c,
Negro, 313 Vast North street, is al
legged to have stolen SIG from the
driver, Edwin Smith, 842 North Key
stone avenue, before he recovered
from shock. The alleged maneuver
occurred Sunday night at North
street and Senate avenue.
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