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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
6
Zadi a 5 year old Armenian orphan known as the Golden Rule Baby will be guest of honor at a reception on the Cha tauqua grounds in Winona Indiana Sunday from 3 to 5 PM. Miss Catherine Carmichael hosts Zach the ambassador from Bible land children to thank Indiana children for aid to orphans.
For three years Rev. Mark F. Sanborn of First Baptist Church Detroit has led the Baptist Young People's Union of America. He helps direct the convention opening Wednesday at Cable Tabernacle.
The City Board of Works will seek $117,959 more for its 1926 budget than 1925, bringing the total to $525,550. Officials say the rise covers higher water rates totaling $95,000 and a $35,000 shortage in the water rent fund for the year.
The second annual Hoosier Amateur Radio Relay League convention starts Friday at the Severin with delegate registration and a get-together meeting. Invitations have gone to more than 3,000 Indiana amateur radio fans for the event. An inspection trip of WFBM the Merchants Heat and Light broadcasting station is on Friday afternoon.
Nearly 200 members of the Illinois delegation wore Indian head dresses and played a prominent role at the international convention of the Baptist Young People's Union at Cable Tabernacle. They hope to win the banner awarded Saturday to the largest delegation.
The body of Robert Bacon, 20, of Des Moines Iowa, was sent home for burial after he died from a broken neck sustained while diving into a pool in Bloomington Indiana.
The Kentucky Club of Marion C County holds an all day picnic in Garfield park. A lunch is served at 1 p.m. followed by music and informal addresses by former Kentucky residents.
A Republican joint meeting of leaders from the First Second and Third districts will be held in West Baden on August 14 with invitations to Senator James E. Watson and Governor Jackson. The party also schedules its annual summer outing at Michigan City on August 6 and 7.
The Public Service Commission authorized Calumet Power Company sale to Calumet Gas and Electric for 1 146 861 92. Insull organization to extend high power transmission line from the Indiana Illinois line to Aetna and to Michigan City. Bond issuance of 2 200 000 also approved.
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