The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-24
The City
i'm Brief
Building Congress and Trade show,
IL all day


First Ward Republican Club, Compton
Master Painters Association lunch
India na polls Round Table luncheon.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon. Columbia
Reserve Officers Association luncheon.
Delta Chi luncheon. Spink-Arms.
W. r. Gingala, manager of the
Indianapolis district of the Monroe
Calculating Machine Company, Inc,
$40 Merchants Bank building, today
was informed this district led other
divisions in sales during September.
c. Caveny, Indianapolis district
representative, was among prize
winners in the three months sales
contest that closed in September.
Voluntary bankruptcy petition has
been filed in federal court by Daniel
H. DinkinS, Newcastle carpenter
and contractor. listing S5,319 liabil-
tiles and $3.50 assets.
Theft of twelve automobiles tires
from the Holland Tire Company,
1925 North Illinois street, was re-
ported to police today.
Violin, piano, cello and musical
composition classes will be held at
the Indiana university extension
center, 1872 East Michigan street,
Dean w. B. Merrill announced to-
day. The courses will be conducted
by members of the univerSity's mu-
sic school staff.
House Organ day was observed by
the Indianapolis Advertising Club
a. luncheon in the Columbia Club
today. T. Otis Spencer of Hurry
Feck Company directed the "adver-
Using clinic" assisted by Julian
Wetzel of the keystone Press and
Roscoe C. Clark of Eli Lilly & Co.
Fred C. Dickson, Indiana Trust
Company president, spoke at the
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
luncheon today at the Chamber of
Commerce on present Financial
Conditions"
Formation of school for fore
men will be discussed at the first
regular fall meeting of the Indian
apolis Foremen's Club, which will
open with a dinner party at the
Real Silk hosiery mills at $50 to-
night.
That men live according to their
thoughts and ideals was the aSser-
ton of the Rev. Edward Haines
Kistler, D. D., pastor Of Fairview
Presbyterian church, before mem
bers of the Bible Investigation Club
in an address on "The Jeering
Brother" at the Y. M. G. A.
Wednesday night.
Headed by George Kremp, Wash
ington, president of the Indiana
State Bottlers' Protective Assocla-
ton. and l.. E. Yuncker, 1ndianapo-
lis, a delegation of manufacturers of
bottled beverages in Indiana will
attend the annual convention OF the
American Bottlers of Carbonated
Beverages at Atlantic City Nov. IL
to IS. More than 5000 members OF
the industry are expected to at
tend.
Fifth anniversary of the founding
of Convention City Post, No. laos,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be
celebrated Friday night in Post hall,
143 East Ohio street, with special
program of music and other enter
tainment. A Halloween dance will
be given by the post at Crystal
dance palace, 729 North Illinois
street, Tuesday night.
Round table discussion of COM
munity problems will be held at
meeting of the Indianapolis FEEDER
alton of Community Civic Clubs,
Friday night at the Chamber of
Commerce.
Maynard Lehmen, Butler uni
versity junior, has been named as
sistant editor of Drift, university
year book, in pace of Thomas
Rhoades, who did not return to
school this semester. Lehmen is
member Of Sigma Delta Chi, jour-
nalistic fraternity, and is day city
editor of the Collegian, daily cam
pus paper.
Qualifications of a Good Time
Study Man." and Elements of
Time Study" were the subject of
speeches by Henry Aston and
George Goljcnbloom before men,
bers of the Industrial Economic
Club at the Chamber of Commerce
Wednesday night.
Olive Killer, vioIinist, and Una
Talbot Wehman, pianist, assisted
by Billie Morgan, reader, will give
a concert under auspices of the
Golden Rule Bible class at Line
wood Christian church, Linwood
avenue and Michigan street, at 8:15.
Friday night.
Miss Edith Eberle, Philippine
islands missionary, for the United |
Christian Missionary society, will be
the principal speaker at the fellow
ship dinner tonight at the North
wood Christian church, Forty-sixth !
street and Central avenue.
Curtiss a. Bell, Muncie con-
tractor, today filed a voluntary
bankruptcy petition in federal
court, listing liabilities of $l2,609
and assets of $2,734.
William Hickam Jr., Spencer.
Ind, today filed complaint in
federal court asking judgment on
$4,000 war risk insurance policy, /
alleging total disability.