The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-15

S:15. Athenaeum.
Indianapolis League for Hard of Hear
ing, meeting. 1880. Stokes building.
Zonta Club luncheon. Columbia Club.
Indiana Bakers Association, all day.
ClaypOoi.
Income Tax, Personal and Cor
poration" will be the topic of John
E. Friedrich, president of the Indi-
ana State Chamber of Commerce
and charter member of the Kokomo
Rotary Club, before the Rotary
Club Tuesday noon at the Claypool.
The greater part of the crime
in this country today can be traced
definitely to a lack Of good inf1u-
ence in the home" Captain T. Dins-
more Upton said at the Y. M. c. A.
Big Meeting at Keith's Sunday.
DIR. w. w. Want, pastor of the
North Methodist church, will take
the place of DR.. Jean S. Miner, pas
tor of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church, as speaker at the assembly
period of the tenth annual winter
institute of the Epworth League at
the Central Avenue M. E. church
tonight.
Edward p. Barry, first president of
the Old Time Printers Association.
was reelected to the office Sunday |
to fill the unexpired term of Will |
liam I. Ellis, who died in January.
Parent-Teacher Association and
mothers chorus of Oliver P. Nor
ton school No. 90, at 21o1 College
avenue, will give a minstrel show.
Happy Days" at the school tonight
and Tuesday.
Mothers chorus of School 20 will
present minstrel show at the
school tonight and Tuesday under
direction of Mrs. Norma Roster.
Lives of Washington and Lincoln
will be discussed Tuesday night be-
fore the Benjamin Harrison camp.
No. 356, Sons of Union Veterans. at
a dinner at Ft. Friendly, 512 North
Illinois street. Speakers will be
Lloyd D. Claycombe, attorney, and
the Rev. Walter L. King.
DIR. G. Bromley Oman, De PAW
university president, will speak on
The Manchurian Situation" at the
Kiwanis Club at the Claypool
Wednesday noon.
Speaker for the February meeting
of the Indianapolis chapter of the
National Association OF Cost Ac-
countants Wednesday night at the
Spink-ArmS will be William Baum.
Butler university professor of indus
trial engineering.
Motion pictures of events in the
life of George Washington will be
shown at the weekly meeting of the
Lions Club at noon Wednesday in
the Lincoln. Fred Denny is ar
ranging the program.
Three vacancies in United States
civil service posts we're announced
by Henry M. Trirnpe, INDIANAPOLIS
civil service board secretary, today.
The openings are for a chief artistic
photographer, senior artistic lith-
ographer and a photographic press
man.
Third Masque Players, dramatic
organization of the Third Christian
church, will present two one-act
sketches in the Y. M. C. A. lobby
Wednesday night.
The 1892 honorary member of the
Community Fund will be named
Thursday night at the twelfth an
nual meeting of the fund at the
Claypool.
Course in radio service and re-
pair will start Tuesday at the
Y. M. G. A. night school. The class
meets at 7:30 to $50 on Tuesday
and Thursday nights. Theory of
radio will be taught the first part
OF the course, according to Hoyt
Moore, instructor.
Present conditions call for facing
the truth that the religion of
Jesus Christ still has teeth in it."
Bishop James Wise of Topeka, Kan,
declared at today'S noon Lenten
service in Christ church.
Authorities at Oakland, CAL. to-
day asked indianapolis police to To-
cate brother of John Christopher
Krause, who died Saturday night
in the California city.
George H. Chapman Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, and allied
organizations will present a Lin
coln-Washington program at las
Wednesday afternoon at Fl. Friend
~, 512 North Illinois street.
Golden Date Passed
NOBLESVILLE. Ind. Feb. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roe observed
their golden wedding anniversary
with dinner at their home. They
have one son Jesse. Mrs. Roe, SO.
has been an invalid since 1927. Roe
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