The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-05
The City
in Brief

Advertising Club luncheon. Ciaypooi.
Engineering Society luncheon, Board Of
Trade.
Sigma Chi Alumni Club luncheon.
Board Of Trade.
American Business Club luncheon. Co
Real Estate Board luncheon. washing
ton.
Shrine Caravan Club luncheon. Murat.
Acacia luncheon. Harrison.
Mini Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
Sigma NJ luncheon. Washington.
National Conference Of Juvenile AEen-
eies. convention. an day, Claypool
Indiana state Nurses Association. an
nual congress. all DAY !. Z. Medical
center.
American Prison Association annual
congress. all dav. Claypool
Crosbus Club luncheon. Washington.
Harold Z. Fey, Albert Stump and
Daniel Luten and other citizens are
{ participate in the second of SER
les of radio forums in the Cropsey
auditorium at the library Tuesday
night Subject Of the discussion was
What Can the Government DO
About Unemployment During a De-
pression?'
DIR. A. L. KOhlmeier, head of the
history department at Indiana uni
yersity, traced the growth Of de-
mocracy in the second of a series
Of lectures on Great Movements in
History at the Indiana university
extension center Tuesday night.
DIR. A. H. Kenna, pastor OF the
Roberts Park NJ. E. church, will lead
the noon prayer period Thursday in
the clubrooms of the Central Y.
NC. A., one Of a series Of meetings
held from 1915 to l daily in ma
ton wide observance Of a week of
prayer, Speaker today was DR.. Will
liam F. Rothenberger, pastor Of the
Third Christian church.
Members of BrightwOOd Junior
Order of United American Me
chanics and Daughters of America
and their families will hold a VIE
ner roast at Dearborn park Satur-
day evening George E. Elliott, pub
licity chairman, states other coun-
ellis have been invited.
Edwin Burwell. manager of the
Indianapolis Terminal Storage
Company, 23O South Pennsylvania
street, Tuesday reported to police
the theft of radios and equipment
valued at approximately $3.50
Tenth Ward Negro Democratic
Club will meet Wednesday night at
the home of Dale White, 2134 Plea
SAINT street, with William Banner,
president, in charge.
f. Howard Cadle, evangelist, will
be the speaker at luncheon of the
Advertising Club Thursday in the
Columbia Club.
President Edward C. Elliott of
Purdue university was to be the
speaker at the weekly luncheon
today Of the Purdue Alumni Asso-
citation at the SEVERN.
The East End Democratic
Womens Club will hold a meeting
Thursday night at 2O45 Cornell
avenue.
Announcement of reduction of
round trip fares to California and
Arizona to one-f6urth more than |
the regular one-way fare, was made |
today by officials of the Sante Fe
railroad. The rate will be in effect |
from Nov l until Dec. %, with Jan.
25 as return limit.
First quarterly meeting of the
home service department of the
Third Christian church will be held |
at 2:15 Thursday in the church.
New officers. headed by Mrs. Ernest |
c. Morris, president, will be in
stalled.
Service post No. 1913, American
Legion, will hold a public benefit /
euchre- bridge party at Friday
night at the legion hall in Oak
landon.
Loot valued at approximately $40 !
was stolen Tuesday night from the |
gymnasium of the Deaf-Mute school. |
Forty second street and the Monon |
railroad, Lola, Pfeifer, athletic di- /
rector reported today to police.
P. t. A. Group Plans Luncheon
Franklin township unit of the I
Parent 30 will |
give a luncheon at 80 Thursday
at the Bunker Hill school. Of1cers
and members of the executive COM
mittee are asked to attend.