The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-02
The CITY
in Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

lions Club luncheon. lincoln
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon.
Tliri Club luncheon. Board Of Trade
Robert Peters. alias ]. II. Gilmore,
and Mrs. Helen Peters, who police
say have several aliases. we're held
today for Santa Barbara Cali au-
liberties. who Monday telcgraphed
INDIANAPOLIS police that they would
question the couple on alleged is
stance Of fraudulent checks. They
we're arrested here Saturday.
Motor oil and transmission grease
valued at more than 5000 was stolen
from the Nc 7amara warehouse, 946
West New DIRK street. Monday
night. police we're informed today
Four youths arrested here Monday
night we're taken to Frankfort to-
dey. where police say they will be
questioned concerning filling sta
ton holdup there 2 short time ago
Thcv arc Leslie Pruitt, 10, and Her
bert Pruitt 81 Of 403 North Rural
street: Burt Smith, 49, of 3617 East
Washington street. apd Alvin Phil
lips. 10, OF is North Lyman street.
Police say one of the boys admitted
the hOi0Gp.
Merchant Plumbers Association
will elect officers next Monday night
at headquarters AIS Castle Hall
building, and hear reports on the
recent convention of the National
Assoc. alton 'of Master Plumbers at
Bufalo. n. Y, by three delegates
Frank E. Irish, Joseph C. Hayes and
G. T. Watson.
Bugs and Mankind" was the Ice
ture topic of Frank N. Wallace, state
cntomologiSt, at the meeting of the
Universal Club this noon at the
Columbia Club.
Judgment on SIC, 900 war-risk in
surance policy is asked by Harry F..
Wright. Lawrence county World
var veteran, in a suit filed in fed
eyal court. in which he alleges he
was totally and permanently dis
abled while in the service
A years study in Bologna and
Vienna is planned by DR.. Joseph L..
Storey. who has just completed his
.one-year interneship at st. Vincent'S
hospital. DR.. Storey is a graduate
of Indiana university school OF
medicine.
Holiday Post, American Legion,
viii picnic at Forest park, Mobiles
Vile, Saturday afternoon and eve
ming, July 13.
Professor John Haramy, native
Of Jerusalem. now instructor at In
diana Central college. will address
Kiwanis Club at the Claypool on
Wednesday neon on Americas
Greatest Gift to the World
Parole has been granted Bernard
WainScott, 20, of 731 Union street,
by Federal Judge Robert c. Baltzell,
after the young man had served
sixty days of a ninety day jail SEN
tence on a liquor charge. Friends
have obtained a position for Wains-
colt
James W. Noel (Rep.), Indianapo-
lis: John A. Hillenbrand (DemD g,
BateSville. and Palmer r. EdgartOn,
Marion. representing the agricul-
tural college alumni, Monday we're
reappointed trustees Of Purdue uni
versity by Governor Harry G. Les
lie.
Miles bellows, Rural Route 4, Box
452. escaped injries and his auto
mobile was only slightly damaged
when it was struck by an eastbound
Big Four freight train on the Belt
line railroad at the Bluff road cross
ing late Monday
Ernest Lewis died: try to locate
brother, Eugene, or wife" said 2
telegram to Police Chief Claude M.
Worley today from the receiving
hospital at Detroit. Police have not
located the relatives.
Brothers of the Sacred Heart were
give a reception by the ST John s.
st. Patricks Alumni Association
Monday night at the old school hall,
124 West Georgia street. The
Brothers of the Sacred Heart estab-
lished the school here in 1867 and
are being withdrawn because Of law
attendance.
Harry F. Pavey, attorney, South
port, has joined the legal firm Of
Young, Under q Pavey, with offices
at 604 Lemcke building. ii was an
nounced today He formerly was
credit manager and house attorney
for Hibben. HollWeg & Co. whole
sale dry goods firm.
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