Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1939 — Page 8

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i” PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1939 pS PECIAL NOTICE:

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| New Pastor Is Installed—The Rev. 8 = | 3 IN BANK CASE {Lester H. Ford, new pastor of the| ; : MANILA, P. I, Sept. 22 (U. P.).—| BERLIN, Sept. 22 (U. P.) —West-|section of the front, trains continue Tomorrow, Saturday

\ i . iris] Ra aN The Navy planes which left Hono-|ern Front reports from German (West Morris Street Christian 5 lulu Tuesday are expected to reach sources as told in Berlin today in- Yo Operaie regularly ‘on the German MR. BURT FIELDING

|Church, was installed formally last |§ Sh the Cavite Navy Yard Sunday after- | cluded: Fred W Shidel dS night. A reception followed the {\ RR noon, Navy authorities said tonight.| Recently near Strasbourg a hand|ruhe along the Rhine bank in full . ljaeier an on COTOMORY | § ¥ : There has been no direct word of (grenade landed from the French sight of French troops. Dee’s New Downstairs Camera Dept. In Jail H U bl { The Rev. E. L. Day. executive “ots | NN : the fliers since they left Honolulu, |side and exploded with a bang on| In the Saarland, however, French (Air-Conditioned for Y Comfort ere, unable to etary of the India Abons Chrtten but it was believed there were 15 German soil without damage. A few |troops have suffered heavily from r-LoisVioned lor Your Lomior) F i h B | Church Union pe : The at ps Re ships in the squadron in charge of minutes later the French hoisted a exploding German land mines. This offer is FREE—No obligation or strings attached. Just urnis ond. | Harold Ford i ‘student atl NL SS 3 Lieut. Comm. Sam Lahache, and placard bearing the word “pardon.”| In one village occupied by the PEIN AR Y3ur megative ang sur instructors wil show You how “i Be PERT yin} oe a 0 a - that JEL he Stopped 8 ake | yoattely 8 lI a yell neq Fgeneh, pie Soran esploged a No Mail Orders, Please; Come in Person i“ a . o CB vie eh : 4 Wy ¥ Island, Midway Island an uam. along the entir ne frontier be-| mine whic ew up two farm Fetoras Cont tommectonr Samar 6 TF Wont Fave tne srurer vi| | [HN [TV IAT dine uy U.S Var tween ‘Strasbourg and. Switaerand. houses. Two hours later the Ger. DEE JEWELRY CO. by a Federal Grand Jury with gen consecration. Dr. Bruce L ACL 3 5 plane flight had been made west of | Under a tacit understanding that|mans exploded another mine. After 18 N. ILLINOIS ST. Claypool Hotel Bldg. lating or aiding violations of the gave the charge to the pastor whils | . the International Dateline. there Would be £9 TIDE on his that we French withdrew. National Banking Act. Dr. 8. Grundy Fisher gave the Those arrested yesterday were Roy charge to the congregation. The) 3 O. Hadley, Westfield, former cashier benediction was given by the Rev.| of the Union State Bank there; | Robert Lewis. Hanley C. Golding, Greentown | | automobile dealer, and his brother,| Townsend 54 to Meet—Townsend | Cedric L. Golding, Noblesville auto-! Club 34 will meet at 8 o'clock to-| mobile dealer, who formerly lived at night at the Veterans of Foreign | Carmel. All were released under Wars Hall, Denny and E. Washing- | $5000 bond [ton Sts. Cards will be played folB. Howard Caughran, assistant lowing the business meeting. District Attorney, sald Hadley false- | . A : #3 ly certified checks on his bank, | It's Tug-of-War Teday—Indiana| =, made out by the Goldings. ‘At the | Central College freshman and sophtime the overdraft was discovered |omore men will hold their annual

by State bank examiners and Fed- | tug-of-war at 5 p. m. today on the " oi Br arn Corp. ex. |banks of Lick Creek in Longacre and A pe gi ihe be oe aminers. it had reached $10.000 My. | Park, south of University Heights. Brith at 8 p. m. Monday in Kirsh- BRE \ | SE Caughran said, but the bank was | Fifteen members of each class will baum Center The Jocal organiza- , 8 : ’ j “compete, the losers getting doused| Jo x reimbursed tion is to send a delegation to the : ™

Meanwhile, District Attorney Val 'R he Fes opi eh a Indiana-Kentucky State B'nai Nolan announced the indictment of |& Campiire prog Brith Association convention Oct.

Louis R. Sereinsky. 6002 Broadway, | tug-of-war. 8 at Ft. Wayne. M i WwW E : on a charge of using the mails 10] pownsendites Set Meeting—Town- en! Xt ra ea r, Xtra Value IN

defraud. Mr. Sereinsky, head of ; "”. li send Club 52 will meet at 7:30 Roines Club Names 5—Five Man-

the American Cellulose Co, 307 N./,, Wavne Township Pennsylvania St. is in Ohio. Buen tomeht 2% Washington up ual High School seniors have been ” & & 5 y Mr. Nolan said Mr. Sereinsky fis : : made members of the Roines Club, * alleged to have sent circulars| Scherrers in Holland—Followers|it Was announced today by Miss | Arda Knox, club sponsor for the]

through the mails to a number of of Anton Scherrer’'s “Our Town” col | 5 firms in other cities offering to buy umn which ap-|Past ?5 years. They are Jack Hoyt,

scrap film and metals but that] pears in The Frank Hornaday, Lee Elliott, Carl . some of those who shipped the Times will be in- | Eggert and Edward O'Nan. materials to him failed to receive terested to know Club to Hear Flood Talk—Lieutthik money. that the wmost|so) Davison of the U. S. Engineers, | All but 10 of the 80 indicted by recent word prot "0 Tonicville. IE wd the Grand Jury have been arrested. | from My. apg(Siauenst Bb. UOUIEY Le, a Spent

Fred W. Shideler and his son, | Mrs. Scherrer is IL TI ai re Wow ® Sturdy (2:20 Weight) Denim!

railroad between Basel and Karls- Well known commercial photographer will teach developing and enlarging in

Ernest M. Linton, professor of government at Indiana University, will speak on “America

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William A. Shideler, Indianapolis that they are in ; " : investment brokers, surrendered | Haarlem, Hoi. |leeting Monday gt Whe Bure oH yesterday to U. S. Marshal Julius| land, ro ang g. i

Wichser and were taken to Marion | passage on a Willing Workers to Meet—The | County jail when they were unable | Mr. Scherrer liner to the Townsend Willing Workers Club 25 S RONGCER to furnish $7500 bond each. They | United States. | wij i i 7:30! * : ( {will hold a public meeting at 7:30 e Triple-Stitched ]

were indicted on charges of using |The Scherrers were on a vacation/p, m. tomorrow at McLain's Hall, |

the mails to defraud and violation trip to Europe when the war broke !State and Hoyt Aves. George Green, | . ’ i of the Federal Securities Act. out. |vice president, is to preside. Main Seams! IN EVERY DETAIL

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