The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-14
The City
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FRIDAY EVENTS

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FRIDAY EVENTS
Hoosier Kennel Club dog show, Tom
| Iinson hail. all day.
Indianapolis Round Table luncheon.
Exchange Club luncheon. Lincoln.
Optimists Club luncheon, Claypool.
knights of Columbus luncheon
Aftrusa Club luncheon, Columbia
Lambda Chi Alpha luncheon, Board
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
Master Painters Association luncheon,
First Ward Republican Club meeting,
| Indiana Stamp Club meeting, Chamber
of Commerce, p. m.
An illustrated talk on "SOme In
teresting Flowers Have Known"
will be given before the Nature
Study Club of Indiana in Cropsey
hall Of the Central library at 7:45
tonight by Professor Willard N.
Clute, of the botany department of
Butler university.
Rooms, surgery and halls of the
Indiana Christian hospital have
been refinished and extensive re-
pairs to the building are well under
way according to G.. H. Young, SUI
perintendent.
Homer Selch was reelected presi-
&c TtaLsoYaVanIiC Ghnnt
Metal and Warm Air Heating Con-
tractors Association at the annual
election Thursday night at 631 South
Delaware street. Paul r. Jordan
was reelected secretary.
DIR. Paul V. Dengler, Vienna, head
of experimental work in the ele-
mentary schools of Austria, spoke
on educational methods ano devel-
opments in his country Wednesday
night at Tudor hall. The lecture
was for Indianapolis school teach
ers and officials and patrons of the
Tudor hall school.
Associated Employers of Indian
apolis praised Police Chief Claude
M. Worley for his honest and con-
scientious administration of public
affairs" at dinner Wednesday
night at the SEVERN, -Worley was
the guest of honor.
Fire prevention was discussed at
Franklin II. wentworth, Boston,
Mass, managing director of Ma
tional Fire Prevention Association,
at a Chamber of Commerce open
forum luncheon today. In speaking
before members of the National As
ISOLATION of Mutual Insurance Com
panies Wednesday at the chamber,
wentworth praised contribution In
dianapolis is making to reduction
of national fire loss.
Good memories are essential to
business success, Grover G. Baker of
the American Institute of Visualiza-
ton, told Kiwanis Club members
Wednesday luncheon at the Clay
pool.
Plans for the "early diagnosis
campaign" of the Marion County
tuberculosis Association were dis
cussed today at meeting of social
agencies at the Lincoln. DR.. E. M.
Amos, a member of the general
committee, presided. DR.. Stephen A.
Douglas, new superintendent of
Sunnyside hospital, spoke.
The Rev. w. A. ShulIenberger,
pastor of the Third Christian
church, spoke today at the Caravan
Club luncheon at Murat temple.
The Shubert quartet sang.
A beef steak dinner will be held
by the indianapolis Passenger Traf-
fic Club tonight at the Elks Club.
A hand sstcheI containing $425 in
cash disappeared from the room of
Mrs. Nfilla cain, in a downtown no.
tel some tine since March l, Mrs.
Cain reported to police today.
III. Edgar French win talk on
Mexico and It's Stamps" at the In
diana Stamp Club meeting at the
Chamber of Commerce Friday at
8 p. m.
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be denfended at the Scientech Club
luncheon at the Chamber of Com
merce Monday. Politically Speak
ing, Indiana is the Best State of
the Union" is the subject on which
Russell T. McFall, attorney and for
mer city sanitary board member,
is scheduled to talk.
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