Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1938 — Page 5
TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1988
6.0. P. PROJECTS COUNTY RALLIES ON LINCOLN DAY
Chairmen Requested to Map Plans: Bobbitt to Talk Tomorrow Night.
All Republican: County chairmen today had received requests from State Chairman Archie N. Bobbitt to hold Lincoln Day meetings, Meanwhile, Mr, Bobbitt said he would discuss the rising cost of government under the New Deal at a meeting of the Warren Township Republican Club at the home of Dan Riser in Curhberland tomorrow night. Frederick E. Schortemeier, Marion County chairman, said he would consult with G. O. P. ward chair. men to arrange plans for the Lincoln Day meetings. He said he believed a series of ward or sectional meetings in Marion County would be preferred t0 one mass meeting.
Campaign Projected
Declaring this “was a part of the program to wage a militant campaign this year,” Mr. Bobbitt expressed the hope that the Lincoln Day meetings be held in all the 92 counties on Feb. 12. “The type of meeting to be ‘held is a matter to be deided entirely by your local committee,” Mr, Bobbitt said in letters to the county || chairmen. Newly elected officers of the Warren Township Republican Club are to be installed at tomorrow’s meeting. The installation ceremony is to be directed by Fred M. Dickman. The new officers are Elmer Hertweck, president; Harold Rubin, first vice president; Mrs. Essie Perry, second vice president; Mrs. Glenn White, secretary, and George Wiese, {reasurer,
LYNHURST RESIDENTS ORGANIZE CIVIC CLUB
Residents of Lynhurst, a com- | munity west of Indianapolis, today had organized the Lynhurst Civic Club, dedicated to town improve ment. At a meeting at the home of Herman Flake, 5206 Wayne Ave. last night, John W. Elder was elected chairman. Other officers are Mr. Flake, vice chairman: Mrs. Betty Elder, secretary, and Fred Harris, treasurer. First project of the group is to be financing and construction of a playground for children. Meetings are to be held the second Wednesday of each month.
DETECTIVES ELECT | FREDERICK CARSON |
Frederick P. Carson today had | been re-elected president of the Indiana Association of Detectives, Inc, following the group's annual convention in Hotel Antlers, James W. Regan, Hammond, was elected vice president and Mrs, L. W. Carson was re-elected secretary-treas-urer
CHASE TO ADDRESS KIWANIS TOMORROW
Charles W. Chase, Indianapolis Railways president, is to address the | Kiwanis Club tomorrow noon at the Columbia Club on the progress and accomplishments of the railways. He is to review the modernization program begun in 1932, and outline future plans.
DISCUSS POSTAL BILLS
Postal bills now pending before Congress were discussed by members of the Indiana chapter, National Association of Postmasters, meeting at the Claypool Hotel last night. Honor guests were Bert Smoot, Salt Lake City, and John J. Hart, Ottawa, Ill, president and secretary, respectively, of the national association,
SIDNEY MILLER TO SPEAK Sidney 8. Miller, former Marion County Superior Court Judge and member of the Marion County Welfare Board, is to speak before the Irvington Republican Club Jan. 24. Mr. Miller has been mentioned as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Mayor.
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POLICEMAN REPORTS | THEFT OF JEWELRY
Motorcycle policeman Nolan Hill, 702 N. Bradley St. reported a thief forced open the front door of his home and ransacked the house, taking jewelry valued at $25. Deputy sheriffs investigated a holdup reported by E. F, McDowell, 5420 W. Washington St., who said he was driving his truck on Lyndhurst Drive last night when he was
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BURNS TO BE INDUCTED Floyd W. Burns was to be installed as Indianapolis Lawyers’ Association president at noon today in Hotel Washington, Committees were to be announced,
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