The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-03
TheGty
in Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

Columbia Club. Two tickets have
been nominated.
Miss Elizabeth Goodrich, 81, of
POPS Nolan avenue. was recovering
at city hospital today from effects
of poison she took Monday after
noon.
A tramp, burning waste on an
old shovel in an effort to keep warm
in a vacant house at TIT Lafayette
street early today. caused fire
alarm when his bonfire" caused
smoke to pour from the house. He
escaped before firemen arrived.
Improvement in the condition of
Samuel Purnell, 10, of Attica. Ind
diana university student, son of
Fred S. Purnell, representative in
congress, who is i'll in the Methodist
hospital, was reported today. A toe
infection caused his illness.
Indiana university athletes and
coaches will be feted at banquet
by the Indiana University Club of
indianapolis Dec. II in the Column
bia Club.
Automobile financing was dis
cussed today at the annual meeting
of the Hoosier Association of FL
nance Companies in the Claypool.
Felix M. McWhirter, president of the
Peoples State bank, spoke at ban
quet Monday night.
Seven directors, elected Monday
night at meeting of the Brookside
Civic League in the Brookside park
clubhouse, are: DR.. r. E. Mitchell,
Mrs. Ida Erath. Clyde V. Montgom-
cry. H. o. Dickinson, J. w. Pegs,
Mrs. G. A. James and William G.
Demmary.
Board of directors candidates will
have charge of the weekly program
Of the Indianapolis Real Estate
Board at the Chamber of Commerce
at noon Thursday.
Three tickets are in nomination
for annual election of Universal
Club officers to be held tonight at
the Columbia Club
Wrecking crews worked all night
to unload a seven ton truck belong
ing to the Advance Motor Transport
Company, en- route to South Bend,
which turned over on icy paving at
Broadway and Sixteenth street Mon
day night. The truck had a burden
of heavy electric motors and sup
plies. Edward Stoneherner of South
Bend was the driver.
Mrs. Minnie L. Whitaker. Shelby
vile grocer, has filed a voluntary
bankruptcy petition in federal court.
listing $1,726 liabilities and 1902
assets.
Miss Margaret Kent was chosen
president, and Miss Donna Taylor
vice-president of the largest Loyal
Temperance Legion in the county,
organized by the w. c. It. U. Sun
day, at Broad Ripple Christian
church. The unit has forty mem
bers.
The Marion County Fish and
Game Protective Association at its
monthly meeting in the DeniSon
Monday night saw motion pictures
of moose and deer hunting in
Canada, wild turkey hunts in Mary
land. and fishing along the Atlantic
coast, shown by F. E. Kirkpatrick,
and C. w. Stewart, who took them
on recent trips.
A bazaar and bake sale will be
given by the Mothers club OF the
Holiday kindergarten Friday and
Saturday, at the Indianapolis Pow
err and Light Company, electrical
supply display rooms, Meridian and
Washington streets. Proceeds are
to aid in the buying of kindergarten
materials.
Nu-Grape Company employees will
hold dance tonight at the Crystal
Dance Palace, 729 North Illinois
street, with the Black Cat orchestra
furnishing the music. The public
is invited.
Nettie RansfOrd chapter, o. E. S.,
will hold Christmas bazaar
Wednesday at the Calvin Prather
temple. College avenue and Forty
second street. Handmade articles
will be on sale. Luncheon will be
served from II to l o'clock, and
dinner from to 7 o'clock. Mrs.
Frances Kyle, Worthy Matron, is
in charge.
Westminster Presbyterian church
will hold it's annual Yuletide fair |
at the church. A chick |
en- dinner will be served from until |
Z p. m.
At its weekly luncheon at the |
Lincoln Wednesday, the Lions Club .
will hear Arthur Mason, musical
director of the Arthur Jordan Con-
of Music, speaking on |
Music"
Twenty five Marion county Al
Club members, composing the Mar
or County Junior Swine Breeders
Association. are attending the In
Livestock show at Chi /
,ago this week. with all expenses
raid by the county. as awards for
excellence in pig club work.
Irvington post, American Legion,
will hold dance at the Masonic |