Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1938 — Page 8

Cm CLING THE CITY

isn / due until 2 lured north by recent spring-like weather, has moved into Indianapolis ahead of schedule. Miss Marilyn Cummins, 4232 Bowman Ave., University Heights, reported today that four of the birds arrived yesterday and took qver a bird apartment house in the Cum: mins’ backyard.

Accused of stealing his friend's ring, Sam Ray Raekes, Harbor Hotel, was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $1 and costs on a petit larceny charge by Municipal Judge Charles J. Karabell today Raekes denied the charge. Jack: Gillin, of the same address, testified that one day, after he had shown the ring to Raekes, he discovered the ring missing from a rawer in his room.

Universal Club Members will entertain their wives at a dinner in the Columbia Club, Friday night. Dr. Newell of Dayton is to give an illustrated lecture at that time on . his recent South American tour.

Marion County Council today had entered in Superior Court a general denial to the suit of William P. Flanary, deputy county clerk in charge of registration of voters, who asked $7100 additional funds for this year’s elections.

T. 8. Atternmey Val Nolan’s cam- - paign against obscene publications today was lauded by the Indianapolis Council of Federated Church Women, Mrs. ‘George A. VanDyke, : citizenship chairman, announced.

The Shortridge affirmative debate team is to meet Walnut Hills High School of Cincinnati at Shortridge Friday on the question: “Resolved, hal the several states should adopt unicameral form of legislature.”

( Af--the same time a: Shortridge gative team is ‘to meet Louisville “Mal e High at Louisville. The local teams defeated Greentown in zone contests Saturday to qualify for entrance in the finals of the State Debite League, April 1 and 2 at Manchester College.

Bids on a $200,000 bond issue for construction of the new Crispus Attucks High School addition were to be opened by ‘the School Board today.

Boy Scout Cub Pack No. 23 installation ceremonies were held today at an Indiana State School for the Deaf general. assembly. Nineteen boys were enrolled under the direction of John G. O’Brien.

Y. M C. A. Toastmaster’s Club No. 2 will hold a dinner meeting at 6 p. m. tomorrow at the Y. M. C. A. Glendale Burfon will head the speakers’ list, Sistussing “News of the Day.”

The Bible fnvesiitation Club is to hear Harry Herman, Y. M. C. A World Service Department, lecture at 6 p. m. today at the Y. M. C. A, according to Maurice Williams, club president. Mr. Herman was a Y. M C. A. representative for several years in India.

‘Eleven Technical High School pupils are to compete in a district .music contest sponsored by Indiana University at. the University Extension "Building March 26. They are Ford Blanford, James W. Cullings, Cecil R. Hurt, Miss Norma Louck, Miss Doris Myers, Miss Jane Rickey and Miss Jane Roberts, voice; Miss Mary E. Bradway and

of purple

George Willeford, violin, ‘and: Miss Rosemary E, McInturf and Miss Betty Marie Twente, piano.

Indiana WPA activity includes organization of a Braille club in Kokomo, according to John K. Jennings, State administrator. Harold Willyard, blind member of the Kokomo Recreation Center staff, organized the club which now numbers 25. Weekly meetings are devoted to

readings from the Braille, Readers |

Digest and Christian Record: magazines, together with. musical selections by members. = ©

Phi Kappa Psi alumni members are to meet at fhe Marott Hotel next Monday: evening: for ' their March dinner. meeting, .Thomas.-A. McMahon, Indianapolis alumni association president; announced togay,

The 45th aniversary on the. South Side Turners is to be celebrated March 26, Paul Koebeler, chairman, anounced today. . The program is open to the public.

AY. M C. A tn series on “Anticipating Marriage,” conducted by Dr. Thurman B. Rice, is to open at 8 p. m. Friday. Registration is being directed by C. E. Suthrle, program secretary. :

A military exercise will be conducted by 100 reserve officers Saturday at headquarters in the :Chamber of Commerce building, according to Col. Fred H. Tutner, Indiana |

Military Area Chief of Staff. It is .

to be the first time a maneuver of such magnitude is attempted in Indianapolis among inactive "Teserves.

A new Hook Drug Store will be in operation at College Ave and 63d St. by April 15, according to W. A. Brennan, real estate broker. He announced. three leases signed for

sites in Connersville, Elkhart and]

South Bend. s

The 12 vacancies on the ‘Indianapolis police .force will: not be filled from the 147 applicants until: the police school is held, according .to Chief Morrissey. The school sessions will start after the primary election, May 3.

The Society of Residential Appraisers, Indianapolis chapter, will hear the Home Owners Loan ‘Corp. regional appraiser, Arthur A. May of Detroit, at a meeting in the Athenaeum tomorrow night. He is to speak on “The Need for Appraisal Education.”

Broad Ripple ah School Latin officers, announced today, include: First consuls—Roberty NE i Jean Alyce Smith, Dick ‘Minnick, Sarah Young, Julia McCullough and Rebecca. Irwin; second consuls—Harvey Moorehouse, James Schloot, Jane Brown, Kenneth . Tresser, Martha Foxworthy and Marion Hesler. Other officers are Howard Davis, James Millican, Charles Schmidt, Jack Maghee, Eva Jean Smith, Naney Maxwell, John

- | Glaubise, Richard .Christena, .Don- |

ald Christena’ and Frederick Kur man.

Roxey Summers, 52, of Pr E.. 16tn | St. was recovering from head inJuries he received when: he fell down a stairway at 947 Massachusetts Ave. last night...

Katherine Tuner Garten will | review the new Hervey = Allen novel, “Action at Aquilla,” at 3:45 p. m. tomorrow under auspices of the Indianapolis Childhood Education As"|segiation. She will speak in the L. IS, Ayres & Co. auditorium.

: Automobiles will be: permitted to cross ‘W. 42d ‘St at. Cornelius .and Rockwood Aves, beginning tomorT0W,. Henry B.-Steeg, City Engineer, anounced: today. The:two intersec-: tions: have been closed to-traffic for

{several months due to the paving of ‘W. 42d St.

Other intersections will remain. closed. Mr. Steeg was un-

able to estimate the date when pav-

ing will. be completed.

Six Shortridge ‘speakers’ will pat: Hcipae : in the Franklin College Speech Day activities, March 26. They are: Mary Alice Adkins and Mafvin Bowman, oratorical declamation contest: Joan Colgan and Noel Patenaude, humorous -declamation contest; Margaret Daigger and Hazel Gabbert, dramatic declamation contest.

Twelfth District ‘American Legion

| posts will celebrate the Legion's 19th

birthday ‘ with- a * dance “tonight at the Forty & Eight Hall, 119 BE. Ohio St. The program is being arranged by Al Meurer, district commander. Many Legion posts have scheduled individual parties this week. John H. Holliday Jr. Post. will have an

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