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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1927

Page

3

Gifts in Great Variety Shown for Teen Clan

Betty Heffernan outlines Christmas gifts for teens aged 11 to 15, stressing sports gear such as junior tennis rackets and small golf sets, skates, and warm robes. She also suggests books, apparel, raincoats, scarves imported from Vienna, and practical items like watches, tool chests, and pens to appeal to active and studious youths.

Betty Heffernan John Mary Knights of the Round Table Arthur Pyles Vienna Boy Scouts

Rent flats for families only sign sweeps past barriers

In Los Angeles on December 17 a private mansion long barred by "No children or dogs" signs now advertises "For Rent Rooms for parents and their children only." Mrs. Geneva Foss sponsors the plan, offering housing and meals to working parents and their children, easing access to employment zones.

Be United Los Angeles Geneva Foss

Medical group opposes federal vivisection ban at Indianapolis event

The Indiana State Medical Association council defended vivisection practices during a Friday session at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. A resolution against a Congress proposed ban was adopted while Dr. George R. Daniels of Marion became incoming president. Dr. William R. Davidson of Evansville and Dr. David State, with Dr. A. L. Marshall, were re elected to the executive committee.

Indiana State Medical Association Indianapolis Athletic Club Congress George R. Daniels Marion Frank W. Cregor Indianapolis William R. Davidson Evansville David State A. L. Marshal

Citizens Gas petitions recall of $1 million issue

Petition to issue 1,000,000 in five and one half percent preferred stock to recall the prior 1,000,000 issue bearing 7 percent has been filed with the Public Service Commission. The change in financial conditions allows sale on better terms. recall price of the former issue is 105. Jewel thieves raid Chicago stores in daylight holdups netting over 100,000 dollars for Christmas money.

Public Service Con Citizens Gas Company United Press Chicago

Kusworm to Speak on Gridiron of Life at Aleph Zaidik Event

Sidney Kusworm of Dayton Ohio will discuss the Gridiron of Life at a Kirshbaum Community Center meeting under Aleph Zadik Aleph auspices. Kusworm leads Americanization for the national Jewish fraternal youth group. The local chapter presents Judas Maccabeus second degree with piano and vocal performances by Leonard Levi and Irving Arnold.

Sidney Kusworm Dayton Ohio

Ten Indiana boys named for West Point entrance tests

Ten Indiana youths have been designated to take the West Point entrance examination in March. Names include Leroy Wade from Elinora R F 2, William J. Brodues of Martinsville, Paul E. Huggman of Vincennes, Patrick C. Smith of Montgomery, Eugene F E Alton of Lyons, George G. Wilson of Elinora, Richard W. Montague of South Bend, ph M Ahl of Centerville, Byram A. Bunch of New Corn, and Clay Gemmill of Greenfield. Those who pass will enter the U S Military Academy in July.

Indiana West Point Leroy Wade Elnora William J. Brodues Martinsville Paul E. Huggman Vincennes Patrick C. Smith Montgomery Eugene FE. Alton Lyons George G. Wilson Richard W. Montague South Bend Ph M. Ahl Centerville Byram A. Bunch New Oor Clay Gemmill Greeneld U. S. Military Academy

City Gardens to Open with Dance and Speeches Tonight

The Munici pal Gardens formerly Casino Gardens will open Thursday night with an entertainment and dance event announced by Recreation Director Jesse A. McChire. Mayor L. Ert Slack and park board members will speak, with civic leagues sponsoring. Supervised dancing will be planned two or three nights weekly.

Municipal Gardens Casino Gardens Jesse A. McChire L. Ert Slack Civic Leagues

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