The Indianapolis times., 1930-05-02
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The CITY
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Harry Meyer today remained
president of the Hoosier Kennel
Club following reelection at the an
nual election Thursday night in
the Sphinx Arms hotel. Plans were
laid to hold the fall show in con-
nection with the Indiana State fair,
Sept. 1, 2 and 3.
Degrees of bachelor of divinity
will be conferred on four gradual
ing students from Indiana at Wit
tenbreg college, Springfield, o., Sat-
urday. G.. Ernest Mullenbre, 1117
Jefferson avenue, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ElWood A. Mullendore, with
students from three other Hoosier
cities, are expected to serve as pas
tors in the United Lutheran church.
Receiver Of the Terre Haute, In
dianapolis & Eastern Traction Com
pany, Elmer w. Stout, was author
lied today by Superior Judge Jo-
seph M. Miner to sell $175,000 of
short term certificates to meet
sinking fund requirements and to
pay bond interest and taxes.
indianapolis chapter of American
War Mothers will attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Julia McGrady, 624
Congress avenue, to be held at the
Flanner S5 Buchanan undertaking
parlors at 4 p, m Saturday. The
Mothers will attend in body and
chapter representatives will act as
pallbearers.
A prosecutor dealing in human
affairs. representing the people and
protecting their rights and proper
ties must realize that the home is
not the compact unit it used to be,
and the law is the chief restraint
against the individuals urge to
commit crime, declared Laurens L..
Henderson, Republican candidate
for prosecutor, in an address over
station WFBM Thursday night.
Child welfare work of the Ameri-
can Legion will be discussed in a
radio talk by Miss Emma G. Pusch-
ner, national child welfare direc-
tor of the Legion and member of
President Hoover's White House
conference on child health, over sta
ton WFBM at $50 p. m. today.
''The Empty House." a mystery
play, will be presented by the De
NIolay Dramatic Club June 5, 6 and
7 at the chapter house, 1917 Broad
way, with Melvin Bergman direct
ing, it was announced.
Percy f. Williams, executive sec
retary of the Pittsburgh Taxpayers
League, will speak to the Indianap-
oils Exchange Club May 9 on "The
Pittsburgh Graded Tax Law" The
law is hailed as one of the most
progressive tax systems in the coun-
try.
Final Ninth ward Democratic
rally will be held Friday night at
8 at 1410 East Washington street.
Representative Louis Ludlow will
address the mems class of the West
Park Christian church at $50 Sun
day morning on Our Changing
World"
DR.. Ernest Graham Guthrie of
Chicago, general director of the
Chicago Congregational Missionary
and Extension Society, will speak at
the annual meeting of the Indian
apoliS church federation Wednes-
day night in Meridian Heights Pres
byterian church.
Change in the slate of the Cit
liens Republican League, the "re-
form" group has been announced.
Judge Mahlon E. Bash of the pro-
bate court has been slated for re-
nomination, taking the place of
John F. Engelke, who was slated
on the first announcement, April II.
Two new states for the primary
made their appearance today. One
was issued by the Factory Employees
Republican Club and has the name
of Bernard A. Trimpe signed as
president, and the other by the
Citizens Non-Partisan Committee,
of which Andrew ]. Allen, secre-
tary of the Associated Employers
of indianapolis, is clerk.
The Ben Greet Players will pre-
sent Twelfth Night" on Saturday
afternoon and Hamlet" Saturday
night at Caleb Mills hall, Short
ridge high school.
Prosecutor Judson L. Stark and
Criminal Judge James A. Collins,
both candidates for Republican
nomination to succeed themselves,
and William H. Remy, former Mar
ion county prosecutor, will speak
at a Seventh ward Republican meet
ing at 231 North New Jersey street
tonight, Joe Foppiano, Seventh ward
chairman of the Citizens Republican
League, said today.