The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-14

by Mrs. Glen Diddle and Mrs. How
ard Mettel in Cropsey auditorium
at the public library, Friday after
noon at 1870.
The Heyl Study Club viii meet in
Rauh Memorial Library, Tuesday,
May 10, at p. m. Don Hoover,
assistant city editor of the Indian
apolis News, will speak on THE
Power of the American Press" Mrs.
G. Raymond Miller will review "A
Lantern in Her Hand"
Deputy sheriffs today held two
men, charged with petit larceny,
who are alleged to have destroyed
property on the Eagle Bend farm,
south of Sunshine Gardens. The
men are Elmer Haymaker and John
Miner, r. R. 4, Box 446-B and were
arrested after complaint by Brandt
G. DoWney, receiver of the Wash
ington Bank and Trust Company
owner of the property.
HI. F. Asher, acting superintendent
Of indianapolis school buildings and
grounds, will attend the midwest
bituminous coal conference at Ur-
bana, H., May 81 and %.
Social meeting for members of
the United Ancient Order of Druids
will be held in Druids hall, 20 South
Delaware street, Sunday afternoon.
under the auspices of the Grand
Grove, U. A. o. D. Of Indiana. Ar
thur j. Jones, Indianapolis attor-
ney, will be the principal speaker.
First annual travel exhibit is be-
ing held this week at the Broad
Ripple library, 910 East Sixty-third
street, with posters from several
European countries being displayed,
Indianapolis letter carriers named
to represent Hoosier City Branch
SO at the convention of the Ma
tional Association Of Letter Carriers
in Oakland. Cal, in September, are:
John Stettler, Thomas M. Green
wood, John T. Larner, Orrin A. Col
Inns, Claude Franklin and Charles
Michael.
First annual sale of the Kelly
4 Springfield tire department of L. S.
Ayres & Co. will be held today,
Friday and Saturday.
Organization of the auxiliary to
Garfield Post SO of the American
Legion will be carried out Thurs
day night at 8 at a meeting in the
Fountain Square theater building.
Attending the meeting will be Mrs.
William F. Boyle, Seventh district
committee head of the Legion aux
iliary, and Mrs. Richard Thomas.
Seventh district membership chair
man. i
When steam boiler that was be-
ing transported on a trailer fell to
the road Wednesday afternoon, F.
S. Grady of Muncie and S. A.
Rannel Of Darlington escaped in
jury. The accident occurred on
Road 81, north of Broad Ripple.
At an organization meeting of the
new Wayne pest of the American
Legion in Wayne township school
No. IA, at 1900 West Washington
street, Wednesday night, the fol-
lowing temporary officers were
chosen: Loren E. Daniel, COM
mander; George E. Mercer. vice
commander; Earl A. Hackelman.
adjutant, and Carroll E. Small.
finance officer.
Lieutenant Stanton F. Smith will
speak on Combat Aviation" Fri
day at the Exchange Club meeting
at the Lincoln.
Nominating committee to name
the regular ticket for the annual
election of the Board of Trade con-
sists of A. M. GloSsbrenner, chair
man; Otto P. Deluse, George H.
Evans, j. Martin Antrim. Edward
B. Raub, Brodehurst Elsey and Ed
ward D. Evans.
Appointment of Harry H. Bling
ham as special agent of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance
Company, was announced today.
The Macedonian Political Organi-
cation will present a five-act play,
The Macedonian Bloody Wedding"
Sunday night in the Slovenian hall,
9O4 North Holmes avenue.
The Rev. ]. C. Bauer and the Rev.
K. Kummick of Valparaiso univer-
slty viii speak at the Valparaiso
district convention at $50 Friday
night at st. Paul's parish hall, Veg
horst and Wright streets.
Safety board, comforting with
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and
city council finance committee to-
day deferred action on the contract
for towing-in of autos from CITY
streets, as provided in the traffic
ordinance. The matter will be
brought up again Friday morning,
when the contract probably will be
let. There are seven bidders.
Milo H. Stuart, assistant superin-
tendent of indianapolis public
schools, will speak at the opening
session of the annual spring confer
ence of the elementary teacher d.
vision of the Butler university col
lege of education, at Twenty third
and Alabama streets tonight. The
conference continues until Friday
night.