The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-15
The City
in Brief
WEnNEsnAY EvENTs

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
! Kiwanis Club. luncheon. CIaypooI
| Lions Club. luncheon, Washington.
Purdue Alumni, luncheon, SEVERN.
lllini Club, luncheon, Board Of Trade.
American Legion Twelfth district
I luncheon. Board Of Trade.
Mutual Insurance Association, luncheon.
Home Show committee. luncheon. wash
ington.
League for Hard Of Hearing, meeting,
Industrial Democracy Club, meeting, 8,
Roberts Park VI. r. church.
Apartment Owners, luncheon, Washing
ton.
Packing House Accounting will
be the topic of an address by Pro-
fessor Howard G. Greer, c. P. A., at
a meeting Of the indianapolis chap
ter Of the National Association of
Cost Accountants at 8 Wednesday
in the Sphinx Arms.
Suffering from a severe leg infec-
ton, Brigadier- General George H.
Healey, commander of the Seventy
sixth infantry brigade, Indiana ma
tlonal guard, was to undergo an
operation today at the United
States veterans hospital at Hines,
Ill, where he was admitted a week
ago.
"The Young Man in Banking" will
be the topic of William Storen,
state treasurer, in an address before
the Mems Club of the Fletcher
Trust Company meeting in the club
rooms at the main office, Market
and Pennsylvania streets, tonight.
Walter o. Pritchard, attorney,
speaking at a dinner meeting of
the l01 Mems Bible class of the
College Avenue Baptist church, on
Monday night declared police to-
day are confronted with no more
crime than thirty years ago."
The Brotherhood of the First
Baptist church observed ladies'
night with a Washington bicenten-
NAL program following a dinner on
Monday night.
Edward Green was elected presi-
dent of the Sutherland Presbyterian
church organization at a meeting
Monday night. Other officers are
Riley Fledderjohn, vice. president;
Miss Ruth Hunter, secretary; Miss
Mildred Clark, financial secretary
and Norman Green. director.
Transfer of Lieutenant Donald A.
Fry, United States infantry, from
West Point, N. Y, to Fl. BENJAMIN
Harrison, is announced at the Fifth
Corps area headquarters, Fl. Hayes,
Columbus, o.
Clarence E. Henry today sub
mitted his resignation as Marion
county agricultural agent to the
county board of education, effective
March 81, to choose a successor.
Henry will become public relations
counsel for the Chicago Board of
Trade.
Meeting of the Tenth Ward Ne
gro Democratic Club Monday night
in Wise hall, was addressed by CIar-
ence Wheatley, city councilman; A.
G. Sallee, city park superintendent;
Sheriff Charles CBuck) Sumner:
Timothy Sexton, county treasurer.
and James Cross.
An achievement week pxogram
will be presented at the meeting of
the Kiwanis Club in the ClaypooI
Wednesday. Speakers will be Lieu
tenant Frank owen, head of the
police accident prevention bureau,
and Arthur M. Hood. Leland Lyle,
baritone, will sing.
Children's clothing for needy
residents is being collected in every
section of the city by Boy Scout
troops. Clothing will be turned over
to the Red Cross and American
Legion for distribution. The Scout
campaign is being directed by F. o.
Belzer, executive, and lie Roy E.
Allen, field worker
ShOrtridge High School Fiction
Club and Honor Society were ad-
dressed Monday by Albert Wor-
sham, American engineer who has
been working for the Russian gov
eminent. He discussed various
phases in the life and activities of
the Soviet
Theft of fifteen golf clubs was
reported to police today by Mrs
w. T. Allen, 1116 North Pennsyl-
vanla street, apartment 81. The
clubs were taken from a basement
locker.