Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1937 — Page 24

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SCOUT STADIUM DRIVE EXPECTED TO END JULY 15

Local Delegation to Return From U. S. Jamboree On Tha

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gion campaign to raise funds for the erection of a new stadium at the Indianapolis Boy Scout Reservation is to close on or about July 15, Frank | & H. Henley, the stadium fund treas- | & urer, said today. At that time, a delegation of Indianapolis scouts is to return from the National Jamboree at Washington, D, C. : Arthur F. G. Gemmer, general Henry Hagemeier (above) is chairman, today announced the ap-| President of the Indianapolis Fedpointment of a public relations com- | eration of German Societies which mittee for the campaign. is to celebrate German Day at a ¢ Committee members are Jackiel| picnic next Monday in its own W. Joseph, Park Board president,| Park, eight miles south on Meridchairman; Edward W. Harris, In-| lan St. : dianapolis Council of Boy Scouts Activities are to begin in the past president; Fermor S. Cannon,| morning and will continue council vice-president; William L. throughout the afternoon and eve-

Schloss, Boy Scout Troop Organiza-| ning. Lieut. Gov. Henry F. tion committee member, and Dr.| Schricker and Frederick Weygold,

Carleton B. McCulloch. Louisville, are to speak in the aftMr. Henley emphasized that citi- | ernoon. A musical program by the zens interested in aiding the fund | Indianapolis Liederkranz and should make contributions early to| Maennerchor and dancing from 7 allow ample time for the awarding| P. m. to 11 p. m. also are on the of the contract and the beginning | program.- he of construction by Sept. 3. Delegations from the principal The proposed stadium would ac- cities of Indiana, Kentucky and commodate about 1200 persons. It is| Ohio are expected to attend.

to be built of concrete and steel and The Federation is composed of fitted with wooden seats. 25 local German-speaking organi-

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Trolley Accidents.

Two damage suits asking a total | of $22,500 were on file in Superior Courts 3 and 4 today against the Indianapolis Railways. One asking $15,000 was brcught by Edward D. Andrews who charged that a trolley car crashed, into his automobile at 38th St. and Boulevard Place on Feb. 16. Mr. An- . drews alleged the trolley operator was busy talking to a passenger when the accident occurred. The plaintiff was badly injured, the suit charged. The second suit, asking $7500, ; was filed by Harry Simmons. He .

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