The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-19
The City in
Brief
Thursday Events


Advertising Club luncheon, Columbia
indianapolis Association of Credit Men,
Engineering Club luncheon. Board of
Caravan Club luncheon, Murat Temple.
American Business Club luncheon,
Sigma Nh luncheon, Board of Trade.
Theta XII luncheon. Hotel English
Camera Club meeting, Chamber OF
Commerce, 1880 q. m.
State charter board today granted
charter to the Aurora Building
and Loan Association, Aurora, Ind,
which will have a capitalization Of
$4,000. The board renewed the
charter of the State Bank at REM
ington, Ind, capitalized at 100000.
Indiana MilIers' Association dis
cussed wheat varieties and prospects
for the coming year at the Board OF
Trade library Tuesday. j. L. Davis,
Seymour, was named president, and
William L. Sparks, Terre Haute, vice
president. o. M. Thomas, Marion,
and 1. E. Woodward, Indianapolis,
were elected directors. Fifty men,
bers attended.
David Jennings, Continental Ma
tional Bank vice president, spoke on
Investment Trusts" before, the Uni
versal Club Tuesday at the Column
bia Club. County Treasurer Clyde
E. Robinson will speak next Tues
day.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the first anniversary din
ner of the Men of Broadway, Sun
day School class of the Broadway M.
E. Church, Friday night in the
community room of the church.
Judge Huston Quin of Louisville will
be the principal speaker. The
dinner is a farewell party for Roy
N. Downs, president of the class.
Democracy in industry is essen
tial to the welfare of the worker and
employer" William H. Insley, Insley
Manufacturing Company president,
declared Tuesday before the Rotary
Club at the Claypool.
The annual convention of the In
diana Hospital Association will be
held in Indianapolis, April Hip,
directors decided Tuesday at the
SEVERN.
Platforms and campaign issues
o. both parties were discussed by
James M. Ogden, Republican candi-
date for attorney general Of Indiana,
at the weekly luncheon of the Mer-
Gator Club at the Sipnk- Arms Hotel,
Tuesday.
Amasa NJ. McWharter, Anderson
hotel clerk, today filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in Federal
Court, listing liabilities of $3.50
and assets of $565.
Mrs. Admire Messick, 20, of 119
E. Pratt ST., is missing from her
home, her husband notified police
today. William Riley, IS, of 1916
Belmont Ave, also was reported
missing.
The VincenneS Water Supply
Company today was granted its pc
tition for an appeal from Federal
Court here to the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals in its case
against the public service commits
sion in which it seeks to prevent
enforcement of the rate order OBJ
tanned by the commission.
Municipal Judge Clifton r. Cam
eron fined Ralph Altmeyer, 427
Hancock ST., and Hyland Hill, 1921
Hoven ST., $40 each Tuesday, after
Sergt. Curtis Barge testified he saw
Altmeyer sell Hill baseball pool
ticket.
Police continued their search to-
day for Miss Jane McCoun, 20, en-
ployed at the home of Mrs. Mathilda
Grady, 1872. Hawthorne Lane, miss
ing since Sunday.
Sheriff Nj. E. Taylor, Franklin,
Ind, is holding Ford touring car
loaded with alcohol which carried
a certificate of title issued to an IN
dianapolis man. Police learned the
man moved away from the city two
months ago. Two men ran from
the machine when the Franklin
sheriff approached II.
DIR. Lalit Shah, a native of India,
will speak at the midweek praise
service of the Third Christian
Church Thursday night. DR.. Shah
was the first native of India to re-
ceive advanced educational training
from the Disciples of Christ for mis-
sionary work among his own peo-
pie. The service will be preceded
by fellowship supper at $50 p. m.
Burglars entered the E. o. Eady
grocery, 2235 w. Morris ST., Tues
day night by prying open a door.
Eady said SIS was taken from the
cash register.
Efforts to locate Mrs. Helen
Cabler KeSsing were being made by
the indianapolis police to notify her
that her father is seriously i'll at
Mercy Hospital, Elwood, Ind. Mrs
Kessing was formerly employed at
the Claypool, but two months ago
is said to have gone to Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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