The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16
The
i'm Brief
A shotgun was stolen by burglar

Church Sunday night. The cross
was given by Mrs. Bracket in honor
of her husband, who died in 1927
The Rev. William Carson, former
pastor. and Julian Wetzel we're !
principal speakers. (
DR.. Ray G.. Freisner and Professor /
Stanley A. Cain of the botany de- |
partment at Butler university re- !
Gently were elected secretary and !
editor respectively of the Indiana
Academy of Science at meeting
at Earlham college, Richmond, Ind. |
Teachers of the Indianapolis He
brew Congregation at Kirshbaum
Community Center Tuesday night
will hear DR.. Emmanuel Gamoran
of Cincinnati, educational director
of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations on What and How to
Teach in the Jewish School,
Pupils of Miss Virginia Stout will
be presented in q dramatic recital
and two one-act Christmas plays
Tuesday night at the Third Chris
tan church, Sixteenth street and
Broadway.
DIR. Clarence Francis Potter, New
York, will address the weekly lunch
con of indianapolis Rotary. Tuesday
at the Claypool, on The Humorous
Side of the Life of New York
Minister"
Seventeen insurance companies
have placed a bronze plaque of
John j. Appel, late founder of the
Gregory & Appel, Inc, real estate
and insurance finn. in the main
office of the firm at Pennsylvania
and New York streets. Fred G. APP !
pei. son of the founder and presi- |
dent of the company, received the
tablet with a leather bound book
let containing tributes to Mr.. |
Appel.
Charles n. Evans, assistant cashier |!
of the Fifty-third Union Trust |
Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, will adj
dress $50 employees of the Fletcher |
Savings and Trust Company banks |
Tuesday at the mems clubroomS |
Market and Pennsylvania streets,
on "a Banks Transit Department"
David Liggett, executive secretary |
of the Indianapolis Community |
Fund, was principal speaker Sunday |
night at Founders day exercises OF |
Flanner House, Negro social service |
organization, in the Mt. Paran Bap- |
fist church.
Attempts of Virgil Summers, 81, |
Negro, pol Blake street, to sell an |
automobile to the Auto Parts and |
Tire Company, on North Capitol |
avenue, for 1925 caused his arrest |
Saturday night. He is said to have |
admitted stealing the car earlier in !
the evening.
Paul Francisco of 2122 BoSart ave- |
pue is held by police. while search |
is being made for owner of valu- |
able fur coat and a cloth coat, which |
Francisco is said to have admitted |
stealing from an automobile parked |
downtown Saturday night. Police |
had no report of the theft.
Plans for a state convention in !
Indianapolis in May we're discussed |
at meeting of the executive board |
OF the Indiana Socialist party in
the Denison Sunday, Lois Newlund,
secretary, announced today.
Guests at a Christmas party given
by Mrs. C.. T. Austin at her home,
1888 North Pennsylvania street, will
include members of the Sunday
school class Of the Central Avenue
M. E. church.
L. L. GilliIand is chairman of a
South Side Civic Club committee to
cooperate with other organizations
in the city in taking up the unem-
ployment problem, j. Ed Burk, head
of the central clubs committee, said
today.
A missionary trio, composed of
the Rev. Virgil Kirkpatrick, the
Rev. Eugene Erny and the Rev.
Byron Crause. will conduct meet
ing in the Second Moravian Episco-
pal church Thirty-fourth and
Havey streets, at 7:45 p. m. Tues
day, the Rev. Vernon w. Couillard,
pastor, announced Sunday.
Birthday anniversary Of the late
Mrs. c. j. Walker will be observed
by the Colored Women's Republic
an Club. Inc, in the Walker Ca
sino, Indiana avenue and West
street, tonight at 9.
Thieves entered the Baldwin
Automobile Company in Carmel
Sunday night, moved several cars
and stole new Ford sedan, police
here we're told today.
Voluntary bankruptcy petitions
were filed in federal court today by
Ralph Fearnow. Kokomo machiniSt,
listing s1,276 liabilities and SAT-
assets, and Herschel McClintick,
Frankton factory worker, listing
$3,9l6 liabilities and s135 assets.
Overcoats belonging to Fletcher /
Rahke, Herbert D. Pope, and How
ard Canton, Butler university |
students, were stolen from cloak
rooms at the university today.