The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-08
The City
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

Board of Trade.
Delta Tau Delta. luncheon. Columbia
Harvard Club. luncheon. Lincoln.
koyaI testers. luncheon. Washington.
Club.
L. VI. Overley, head of the In
dlanapoliS Better Business Bureau,
viii be the speaker at the final
session Of the season of the Indiana
ASSOCIATION of CosmetologistS at the
Washington tonight.
VIII WertZ, superintendent. and
Arthur Wolf, president, of the Bows
Club Association of INDIANAPOLIS are
attending the twenty-seventh an
nual convention of the Boys Clubs
of America, Inc, in session in Chi
cago this week.
Endorsement of Captain Otto
Rays candidacy for Twelfth dis
trict commander of the American
Legion was announced today by the
Charles M. Young post No. 2O8, of
which James H. Cross is commander.
The election will be held next
month.
II. NJ. Kippenberg, manager of
the Indianapolis agency of the Ohio
State Life Insurance company, was
one of the company's honor men
for May, according to announce
ment today by Vice President
Frank L. Barnes.
Officers of the Lions club will be
elected at noon Wednesday at the
Washington. Walter L. Shirley and
Edward Kepner are the candidates
for president.
Memorial service will be held by
Corinthian chapter, No. 456 Order
of Eastern Star at 8 Wednesday
night at the Evergreen temple, isis
West Washington street.
Organization of the American
Federation of Veterans is underway
today at the Offices, $40 Odd Fellow
building. The organization is open
to veterans of any wars and is to
promote unity among former serv-
ice men.
Frank White, 81, of HOS East
North street, incurred a fracture OF
the left arm and skull injury today
when he jumped from a second
story window of his home. Police
took him into custody to be held
pending outcome of a mental ex-
animation.
A bus load of about thirty Indian
apolis postoffice workers was to go
to Louisville tonight to attend din
ner in honor of Vincent c. Burke,
former postoff1ce inspector, who has
been promoted to first assistant
postmaster general.
Ralph S. Crowl will be the speaker
at the June meeting of the Indian
apolis chapter of Charted Life I'm
derwriters at dinner at Friday
night at the Columbia Club.
Washington and Technical high
schools have been designated honor
schools of the Fifth Corps area for
1888 by order of Colonel w. G.
Sweeney, chief of staff at FIT. Hayes,
Columbus, o.
Severe cut on the left knee was
incurred wednesday by Mary Fleener,
8, Of 1903 Bates street, when she fell
on a piece of glass.
Mrs. Georgia West, so, of S14 DAILY
street, incurred fracture of the left
arm Wednesday in fall on the
front steps of her home.
Election of new board of direc-
tors will be held July by the Merit
Savings 81 Loan Association, 1917
South Meridian street.
Young Peoples Class of the Olive
Branch Christian church will pre-
sent a play, THE Eighteen Carat
Boob at Friday night in the
church auditorium, Raymond and
Pennsylvania streets.
A pushmobile race will be a fea-
ture Of the reopening of Walnut
Gardens, resort fourteen miles
southwest of indianapolis at Candy,
Sunday. Bob Prietz and his nine
piece orchestra will provide music.
Two Indianapolis students will re-
ceive master of arts degrees at the
graduation of 1000 from New York
university. They are Edith jackson,
GA North Riley avenue, and Her
bert L. Fisher, indianapolis Athletic
club.