Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1938 — Page 7
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EVANSVILLE MAN NAMED HEAD OF STATE BUILDERS
Jungelaus, Mattingly Also Elected to Offices at Parley Here.
Phillip A. Kessler, Evansville, today prepared to assume his duties as president of the Associated Building Contractors of Indiana. He was elected during the annual eeting yesterday at the Atheeum to succeed Otto Tatus, Michi City. Others elected were WilH. ‘Jungclaus, Indianapolis, first vice president; A. J. Glazer, Muncie, second vice president; H. C. Wolf, Logansport, third vice president; J. E. Mattingly, Indianapolis, secretary-treasurer. The Building Contractors’ Association of Indianapolis was host at a dinner last night. A. P. Greensfelder, St. ‘Louis, Associated General Contractors of America vice president, stressed the need of merchandising in the industry. George R. Popp Jr., City Building Commissioner, spoke at a luncheon meeting. The contractors pushed plans for presentation to the 1939 Legislature
of a bill for a State apprenticeship |
training law covering various crafts. Proposed changes in the building code and workman’s insurance compensation law were referred to ‘the legislative committee.
SERVICE SPEEDED ON STOCKYARDS LINE
- Effective Sunday, the Lexington Ave, and Stock Yards streetcar lines will be operated as-a through line on Sundays and after 7 p. m. on week days, Indianapolis Railways, Inc., announced today. The change will provide a shorter interval between cars on the Stock Yards line; the announcement said. There will be no change in the downtown routing of the two lines except that cars from the Lexington line going to the Stock Yards line will not loop south of Maryand St. on Pennsylvania, Georgia and Meridian Sts.
HOSPITAL STAFF PAYS TRIBUTE TO CLARK
A resolution paying tribute to Dr. Edmund D. Clark, who died last week, for “his stanch support of every movement that elevated scientific standards of Methodist Hospital” ‘has been adopted by the Medical Staff Society of the hospital. The tribute was paid Bt a memorial service last night at the nurses’ home. The resolution was presented by Dr. H. G. Hamer, Arthur V. Brown, Dr. Edgar Kiser, Mrs. Orpha M. Kendall and Dr. R. I. Blakeman. Dr. Walter P. Morton, president, presided.
RED MEN TO.GIVE PARTY
A Washington Birthday party 3
will be given by Tishimingo Tribe 210, Red Men, tomorrow night at 17th ‘St. and Roosevelt Ave. The Patterson’ Orchestra will play. Wichita Tribe, Red Men, will sponsor a public card’ party at 8 Pp. m. Saturday at Fraternal Hall, 2308 W. Michigan St.
MINSTREL SCHEDULED
The Bethany Lutheran Church senior choir, Shelby and Yoke Sts.,
is to present a minstrel show at the
church tomorrow at 8 p. m. Mrs.
Walter Jensen is in charge.
- Taber Cubs are busy preparing their exhibits for the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Father and Son' Banquet tomorrow. night. H. ‘Left to right are
Muncie is to be principal speaker.
BOARD HOLDS ANNUAL APPRAISAL MEETING
The Indianapolis Real Estate Board’s third annual appraisal clinic is to be held March 29, 30 and 31, Frank J. Viehmann, arrangements committee chairman,
said today.
Nationally known appraisal experts. are to attend the conference. Among them are to be Herman O. Walther, Chicago, appraising consultant and. Northwestern University professor, and Henry N. Johnson, Detroit, Seldon-Johnson Co. vice president and a specialist on condemnation appraisals.
P.-T. A. UNITS INDORSE BRADSHAW AND REMY
The Parent-Teacher Asociation Board of Directors of Schools 39 and 19 today indorsed Judge Wil-
fred Bradshaw and William H.
Remy as candidates for nomination to the Juvenile Court. Judge Bradshaw, Democrat and Mr. Remy, Republican, are being backed by the Juvenile Court Committee,
PEDESTRIAN CONTROL WILL BE DISCUSSED
“Pedestrian Control” Control” is to be discussed tonight at a safety meeting in .School - 85, 338 S. Arlington Ave.
‘ing Co. traffic manager.
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A. Pettijohn of annual affair.
Sergt. Ray Peak of the Police’ Accident Prevention Bureau, and Col. Clayton Sanders, WPA Safety Director, will speak. " The program will be repeated tomorrow night at School 56, 2400 Columbia Ave.
EQUAL RATES FOR BUS LINES PLANNED
The Indiana Bus Operators’ Association today moved to set up equal rates for all bus lines in the state and to provide means for pas-
sengers to buy “through tickets” to|
any city.
The association, meeting yester- |
day at the Hotel Lincoln, re-elected
officers and heard R. G. Walker, |
Chicago, National Bus Traffic Association secretary, discuss the Indiana tariff situation.
TRAFFIC CLUB TO MEET
The Indianapolis Traffic Club will meet tonight in the Columbia Club with its new president, Stanley A. Daugherty, Kroger Grocery & Bak-
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POPP WILL ADDRESS |i: Fume ws io REAL ESTATE BOARD meni sod ioe cif EE
city Bu Li ng Commissioner ; George R. Tr, ay was ‘speak on the “Trend of Construction and Building Codes” at the Indianapolis Estate Board esting at the ge ‘Washington.
TWOANNOUNCEFOR TOWNSHIP OFFICES
Teagarden Asks f Asks Renomination as Asgessor,
| ‘Two more candidates today had anounced for township offices. Paul BE. Teagarden, Washington Township ‘Assessor, announced his candidacy for renomination in the
general contracting business before his election in 1934. ‘He said that since he has been in Office. $2,000,000 has been added to ; e property ta tax duplicate and an- : De $1,000,000 will be added this year.
Darrel N. Alley, 2211 Winter Ave, anounced his candidacy for Center Township Constable in cratic primaries. He is a member o the First Ward Young Democrats’ ub. - Mr. Alley said his only - pledges. | were “one term, ‘only and a square deal to ‘everyone.”
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