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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1923

Page

6

Council blocks garage plan at Monument Pl and Market St

City Council blocked construction of a garage on the southwest corner of Monument Place and Market Street. Two ordinances, effective now, ban driveways cutting into sidewalks over 20 feet within a congested district and prohibit driveways over sidewalks for vehicle traffic. Seven councilmen voted yes. two were absent. Adjourned for boxing match. new ordinances introduced on Polar Ice switch and zoning change near College and Eld avenues.

Monument Pl Market St Superior Court City Plan Commission New York, Georgia Alabama Sts Capitol Ave Otto Ray Lloyd D. Claycombe Heydon W. Buchanan Theodore J. Bernd Tomlinson Hall Polar Ice and Fuel Company Northwestern Ave Twentieth St College Ave

Meetings and Dinners Dominate Purdue Alumni Week

A dense schedule unfolds with meetings and banquets across Indianapolis venues. Purdue Alumni Association Severin hosts luncheon while Pitman Moore Company and various clubs including the Indianapolis Posts of American Legion and Sahara Grotto auxiliary hold meetings or dinners. Other events include real estate, dairy, and credit men associations, Lions and Kiwanis luncheons, a Messiah performance at People's Church, and a Shortridge versus Valley Mills basketball game at Shortridge Gym. A state three cushion billiards meet at Cooler's Billiard Parlor No 1 rounds out the lineup.

Purdue Alumni Association Severin Pitman-Moore Company Indianapolis Association of Credit Men Iron and Steel Group Indianapolis Posts American Legion Women's Auxiliary Sahara Grotto Indiana Dairy Products Association Lincoln Indiana Township Trustees’ Association Claypool Eli Lily Company Real Estate Board C. Edward Kahle Post C. Buyers Club C. Credit Men's Association C. Sigma Nu Lions Club Kiwanis Club Delta Upsilon Spink Arms Butler Kappa Kappa Gamma People’s Church Cable Tabernacle Shortridge Valley Mills Cooler’s Billard Parlor

Four ordinances on fund transfers introduced by street department

Artisana in the street cleaning department not raised in a prior ordinance. Four ordinances proposing fund transfers were introduced.

Artisana

Memorial Church honors judge Arthur R. Robinson with reception

The Memorial Presbyterian Church Men’s Class hosts a 7:45 p.m. reception to honor former Superior Court judge Arthur R. Robinson. Ex-Governor James P. Goodrich is invited to attend and speak.

Arthur R. Robinson Superior Court Memorial Presbyterian Church James P. Goodrich

Great Audience Will Greet People's Chorus

A final Messiah rehearsal progresses toward a Wednesday 8 15 PM concert at Cable Tabernacle. Three hundred chorus members join Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and soloists Frances Johnson Norma Muller George W Kadel and F Morris Newell as tickets go briskly. 25 cent admit any seat none reserved. Proceeds support chorus expenses with no profit.

Cable Tabernacle Edward Bailey Birge People’s Chorus Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra William E. Duthie Dorothy Knight Greene E. C.rumpler Biz Chorus Frances Johnson Norma Muller George W. Kadel Freq Newell Morris Fuller-Ryde Music Company Indianapolis Talking Machine Company Circle Talking Machine Company Pearson Piano Company Handel Boston Florence Lewis Tabernacle Harry Nicoll

Furniture details in mahogany or walnut

A compact item offered in mahogany or walnut stands 34. or 36? inches tall with a depth of 22? inches. The sale features a down payment of $1.00 and weekly payments of $3.00, highlighting affordable installment terms.

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